Criger Arrives Hopeful To Rejoin Boston Aces
Lou Criger, famed catcher, arrives at Back Bay station with Cy Young, aiming to rejoin the Boston Americans by the dog days. He seeks treatment at Dr. A F Christian’s hospital for spinal nerve issues and believes the hoodoo is lifting. Dr. Christian will assess his condition in the morning, with optimism for a comeback.
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Cy Young
Lou Criger
Back Bay
Boston & Albany
Criger
A. F. Christian
Marlboro Street
Boston
Dr. Christian
Boston Ends Slump with Tannehill Giant Pitching Victory
Boston defeats Chicago 8 to 0 at Huntington Avenue highlighted by Jesse Tannehill’s stellar pitching. Peterson drives in three runs with two timely singles, while Grimshaw and Freeman create support on offense. Boston’s win ends a 20 game losing streak. crowd cheers through a cold day as fans celebrate the turnaround.
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Boston
Chicago
Huntington Avenue
Jesse Tannehill
Robert Peterson
Cambridge
Collins
Donahue
Bertie
Ferris
Tannehill
Hugh McBreen
Peterson
Stahl
O’neill
O'Neill
Doc’’ White
Grimshaw
Freeman
Godwin
Doc
White
POE
Parent BR
Escees
Stahl c Ft
Selbach
Jones
Isbell
Donohue
Hahn
Sullivan
O' Loughlin
Boston Americans
Tenney Again Loses In Close Chicago Baseball Clash
The Boston Nationals lost to the Cubs 2 to 1 at West Side Park. Steinfeldt tripled twice and drove in both Chicago runs while Strobel hit a homer for Boston and Pfeister held the visitors to one tally. Shortstop Bridwell and Sheckard contributed key plays in the tight contest.
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Chicago
Boston Nationals
Cubs
West Side Park
Tenney
Steinfeldt
Cyrus Young
Cy Young
Steiny
Bridwell
Schulte
Chance
Jack Pfeister
Boston
Strobel
Pfeister
Reseree
AB. R. BH
PO. A
Slagle
Sheckard
Eens Schulte
Tinker
Eeenee
Evers
Moran
Young
Johnstone
Return of Yankee Stars after Athens Olympics
The steamer Republic returns to New York with American athletes from the Athens games. A large fleet welcomes the ship near Quarantine, led by Sirius and the Irish American Athletic Club. A Greek steerage passenger contracted smallpox causing health concerns aboard the vessel. A message from the King of Greece to President Roosevelt is delivered by James E. Sullivan.
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New York
White Star Line
Republic
Athens
Sirius
Martin Sheridan
The
Mediterranean
President Roosevelt
Greece
James E. Sullivan
Roosevelt
Revere Edges Lynn In High School Baseball Thriller
Revere High defeated Lynn High 9 to 8 in a tense afternoon game at Revere. Spavin drove in the winning run with a three bagger in the ninth inning after a tied score, with Revere staging late damage. The box shows Revere 9 Lynn 8 with key innings listed.
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Revere High
Lynn High
Revere
Spavin
Lynn
Centrals Meet Sacred Hearts in Cambridge Tilt
Centrals of East Boston travel to Wood Island Park to face Sacred Hearts of Cambridge this afternoon in a anticipated hard fought basketball game.
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Centrals
East Boston
Sacred Hearts of Cambridge
Wood Island Park
Phillies edge St. Louis on hard hitting game
In Philadelphia on May 25 hard hitting carried the Phillies past St. Louis as Dygert struggled but produced when baserunners were aboard. Elsewhere the Cleveland club defeated Washington 4 to 0 with Eells limiting the hosts to five scattered hits.
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St. Louis
Dygert
Washington
Eells
Washingtons
Clevelands
Hartsel
Eevee Lord
Knight
Eenee Davis
Seybold
Wallace
Seeeee Nordyke
O’brien
Niles
Hartzell
Ove
Spencer
Jacobsen
Rickey
Philadelphia St. Louis Orneens
St. Tonts
New York Tops Detroit 15 to 5 in Easy Win
New York defeated Detroit 15 to 5 as Detroit pitched poorly and fielding faltered. Donovans pitched in 2 innings, Wiggs 1, Eubank 5. Maullin, Lowe, Crawford and others provided hits including three base hits by multiple players. Umpire Connolly called the game after 1 hour 52 minutes.
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New York
Detroit
Donovan
Wiggs
Hogg
Eubank
Maullin
Lowe
Crawford
Chase
Kleinow
Moriarty
Laporte
Williams
Conroy
Schaefer
Lindsay
Yeager
Connolly
Keeler
Elberfeld
Cobb
Eeenee
Ere
McIntyre
Coughlin
O'Leary
Erenee
Schmidt
aMullin Ee
Kimball Union Wins New Hampshire Inter scholastic Meet
Kimball Union Academy Meriden won the NHIA meet in Concord with 51% points. Concord High School placed second with 33% points, Tilton Seminary third with 33 points, and Pittsfield High School fourth with 8. Other schools did not score amid very unfavorable weather. no records fell.
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Concord
N. H
Kimball Union Academy of Meriden
New Hampshire
Travers Edges Rhett In Metropolitan Golf Semifinal
Jerome Travers of Montclair N J wins over James M Rhett of Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn 5 up 4 to play in the Metropolitan Golf Association championship semifinal. E M Byers of Pittsburg St Andrews N Y defeats Walter J Travis Garden City N Y 2 up 1 to play to reach final.
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Walter J. Travis
E. M. Byers
Pittsburg
Metropolitan Golf Association
St. Andrew’s Club
Jerome SC
Ravers
Montclair
N. J
James M. Rhett
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Byers
Crescent A. C
Max Behr
Morris County
Jerome D. Travers
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
W. J. Travis
Garden City
George T. Brokaw
EK. M. Byers
St. Andrews
N. Y
Ages P. Tiffany
Powelton
Newburgh
Travers
Rhett
Travis
Waterbury Wins 12-Inning Test Over New London
Waterbury defeated New London 4 to 3 in a 12 inning game in Waterbury. The scorecard shows Waterbury with a run in the fifth, ninth, and final frame, while New London managed runs across several innings. Batteries were Farley Voorhees and Thackera for Waterbury and Ward and Refrange for New London. Time 2 hours 15 minutes. Umpire Harkins.
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Waterbury
Conn
New London
R. H. E. Waterbury
Farley, Voorhees
Thackera Ward
Harkins
Boxing Chaos at Chelsea Club Spurs Calls for Action
Chelsea boxing patrons faced a scandalous finish to the Goodwin OBrien bout with a chair attack on Referee Flaherty. Calls grow to bar the offender, tighten crowd control, and limit postfight ring access to restore discipline and attract decent patrons.
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Chelsea
Goodwin-O’brien
Flaherty
O’brien
O'Brien
Goodwin
Kid Goodman
Matty Baldwin
Jimmy Walsh
Ike Bradley
Eddie Keevin
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyns 2 to 0 in Debut game
The Brooklyns debuted in Pittsburg and were shut out as only two reached third base. Wagner hit a three bagger in the first inning driving in a run for Pittsburg, and three hits in the seventh inning added another. Eason’s slow delivery drew jeers from the crowd.
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Penn
Brooklyns
Ganley
Wagner
Eason
AB. R. B
E. Meier
Leach
Nealon
Seeete
Ritchey
Lumley
Seeee
Jordan
Maloney
Ritter
Alperman
Lewis
Sheehan
Phelps
Willis
Meier
B Willis
Brooklyn
Klem
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia in 10th on Wild Pitch
In Philadelphia May 25 a wild pitch by Weimer in the 10th triggered the winning run as Cincinnati followed with a hit. Cincinnati could not capitalize on runners earlier, and Kelley was ejected after two strikes in the 10th.
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Weimer
Cincinnati
Kelley
Ey Barry
Mowrey
Seymour
E Delehanty
Rae
Odwell
Corcoran
Schlei
Lobert
Seeevere Weimer
Carpenter and Conway
St Louis Wins Opening Game From New York 4 to 3
St Louis defeats New York 4 to 3 in the opener as Druhot delivers strong pitching and receives solid support. Grady hits a two base shot and Bennett a three base hit while Arndt, Beckley and McBride execute a double play and Mertes swipes a base.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Today
New York
Druhot
Taylor
Ferguson
Grady
Bennett
McBride
Arndt
Beckley
Mertes
O’day
Enmzslie
Louis
E Bennett
Shannon
Foe Smoot
Himes
Bresnahan
C. F
Browne
Bowerman
Dahlen
Enees
Devlin
Gilbert
Strang
Erer Marshall
aMecGann
Eveeene
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