Red Sox Triumph Over Browns for Third Straight Win
Chicago here for a three game set as Boston downed St Louis 4 to 2. Key fielding by Wagner Gessler and Cravath and timely hitting solved the Browns. Young Criger and Cravath drove in runs while Cravath made a running catch and Wagner stole bases to pace the Boston victory.
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Red Sox
Browns
McAleer
Huntington Avenue Park
McGuire
Herr Wagner
Doc Gessler
Cactus Cravath
Cravath
Stone
Wagner
Gessler
Unglaub
Lord
Boston
Cy Young
Lou Criger
Bostons
Powell
Young
Schweitzer
C. Jones
McConnell
St. Louis
Williams
Ferris
Sullivan
Bob
Criger
R. F
Ss Serekt Eben
P Nee
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Hoffman
Easseens
Wallace
Ewe
T. Jones
Spencer
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Wagoner
Connolly
Chicago Nine Beat New York 9 to 3 in American League
May 25 Chicago hitters pounded Manning over two innings to end his streak. New York fielding and defense let him down in other frames as the visitors lost 9 to 3 at New York.
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New York
Manning
Chicago
New Yorks
B. V. D. Garments Promised For Comfort Fit
The advertisement touts B. V. D. underwear cut on large patterns for comfort. It claims thoroughly tested materials ensure durability and a tailored appearance for the wearer.
Local Street Corridor Mentioned in City Notice
Fragmentary OCR items reference Worth and Church Streets near Union and Sais F with NY connections. Readable bits hint at a city notice involving streets and location identifiers, but specifics remain unclear.
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Worth and
Church Streets
V.D. Union
Sais Falso
Cdi
Chicago and Boston clash as six clubs square off in early action
Umpire Egan leaves game after foul tip injury in the Chicago at Boston affair. Manning and Walsh combine for nine strikeouts. New York trails Chicago by three on errors as Sullivan bags a three-base shot and Tannehill adds a two-base tally.
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Egan
Manning
Nok
peuwi is/ecek
New York
Chicago
Walsh
Sullivan
Tannehill
Davis
Parent
Niles
Chase
O'Loughlin
E. Dougherty
Ls Fo Vis Cas
Ee Ae
Jones
C.feee
Bagoyoon
Hahn
Eerer Donohue
Sens Enae
Keeler
Moriarty
Hemphill
Stahl
Conroy
Ball
Kleinow
Detroit Edges Washington 1 0 in Pitchers Contest
Detroit shuts out Washington 1 0 in a pitchers contest. Key infield plays by both teams and a single run in the seventh frame. Burns and Siever split the pitching duties with Burns fanning seven for Detroit.
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Washington
Detroit
Washington Today
H. PO
Milan
Ganley
Pickering
Clymer
C . Eee
Street
Freeman
McBride
Shipke
Burns
P Ed
Lesmith
Wolais
Cleveland Triumphs 3-2 in Ten Innings Over Philadelphia
Cleveland edges Philadelphia 3 to 2 in ten innings to close the series. Davis hits a homer for Philadelphia, Turner doubles, errors by Nichols help Cleveland, Thielman allows 3 runs over 9 55. Vickers fans 6 for Cleveland with 2 walks. Bemis and Turner contribute stolen bases.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Philadelphia Today
Nichols
Vickers
Turner
Davis
Bradley
Stovall
Bemis
Tlartsel
Thielman
Hinchman
Schreck
J. Collins
Hurst and Sheridan
H. PO
A. E Clarke
Lajoie
Sete
Rene
Birmingham
Hinehman
Hartsel
J Collins
Ener
Sere Eens
Murphy
Seeeeser
Sehreck
Coombs
E- Moran
E. Collins
The Game In Detail American Baseball Scoring Key
The game scoring guide explains position numbers for players, base outcomes, and common abbreviations. It covers grounders like 6-3, fly balls as F9, and base advancement indicators such as bh for base hit sh for stolen base and fe for fielder's choice.
Schoolboy Athletic Notes from Local Games
Legate School did not row yesterday while Brookline and English High were out. The Rindge Milford game was cancelled. Volkmann and Roxbury Latin meet at South End grounds. Brookline and Waltham used a lighter lineup with a 15-year-old oldest and under 120 pounds. Walter Stankard of Waltham injured foot, will not play again this season.
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Legate School
Brookline and
English High
Volkmann
Roxbury Latin
South End
Brookline
Waltham
Walter Stankard
Local Matchups Round Up Area High School Sked
Lowell faces New Bedford while Lawrence meets Fall River Haverhill travels to Worcester and Lynn plays Brockton in a Boston area prep schedule.
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New England
Lowell
New Bedford
Lawrence
Fall River
Haverhill
Worcester
Lynn
Brockton
P.C. Haverhill
New England AAU Meet Set For June 20 At Techfield
The annual New England Amateur Athletic Union track and field championships will be held June 20 at Techfield Brookline under the New England AAU. The Boston Athletic Association initially was to run the meet but officials agreed at the recent intercollegiate games to proceed without them. A committee formed with the B A A and other officials expects strong entries as the meet will be held early enough for college athletes to compete, promising a larger field of top performers than in past years.
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New England Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Techfield
Brookline
Boston Athletic Association
McAleer Confronts Waddell Over Desertion Talk
Rube Waddell told manager McAleer he will stay with the Browns and asked where to report. McAleer, furious, warns he may drop the pitcher forever and insists Waddell must respect team authority or leave.
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Rube Waddell
McAleer
Browns
Rube
Connie Mack
Brockton Beats Lynn 4-3 on Late Wild Throw Contest
In Lynn on May 2 Brockton edged Lynn 4 to 3 in eight innings. O'Toole held Lynn to few hits while Abbott allowed many batters. Guiheen delivered a two bagger driving in two in the third, and a disputed long foul ball call near the fence stirred the crowd.
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Lynn
Brockton
Miller
Mitchell
O'Toole
Abbott
O’toole
Guiheen
O’brien
Murnane
National Commission
Burroughs Villains Fifth Ninth Slump In New Bedford Tilt
Poor hitting and control plague Lowell as New Bedford beats them 6 to 0. Rivard strikes out seven for New Bedford while Burroughs allows three walks and two hit by pitches. Both teams load the bases but Lowell commits errors giving New Bedford extra chances.
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Burroughs
Powol Ih Vawicwiaccas Oe
New Bedford
Cotton
Howard
Wolfe
Rivard
O’brien
Harrison
Adler
Barrows
Shannon
Duff
Harris
Lord
Lowell
Labelle
Murphy
New England
Brose. BH. Po.a
Kehoe
Craner
O'Donnell
Weeden
Ainsmith
Ee Labelle
O Burroughs
Delave
Beacon Hill Meets City Hall in League Baseball Showdown
A 3 pm game at the National League grounds features Beacon Hill from the Legislature and City Hall from the Common Council. Captains Higgins and Santosuosso lead, with Mayor Hibbard and Lt. Gov. Draper attending, promising a full pols showdown in Boston.
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Bill” Higgins
Fordham
Notre Dame
Beacon Hill
Doc”’ Santosuosso
School Street
Hibbard
Draper
Boston
Ned’ Leary
Gallivan
Harvard
City Hall
Gid
Abbot
John L. Donovan
McGivern
McDivitt
Goodwin
Eee
Pattridge
Iaets Hall
Natick
Webster
Coogan
F McCullough
Bren
Sullivan
Bos- Man de Ereic
Bie
Ton
C. F. McCormick
Marley
R. F. Robinson
Chelsea
Handrahan
Driscoll
Hub Zetterman
Allston
Wharton
Dress Suit Fame
Slocum Emerges As Top Two Mile Runner At Bowdoin
Brunswick Me May 2 In the New England intercollegiate meet at Brookline Harold W Slocum of Bowdoin College won the two mile race in 9m 57 2 5s His rapid rise began last fall when he shifted from cross country and trained through a Maine winter proving himself a formidable distance runner.
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Brunswick
Harold W. Slocum
Bowdoin College
Brookline
New England
Slocum
Maine
Bits of Baseball on Huntington avenue grounds
The narrative previews a sunny afternoon of baseball with familiar players Freddie Parent Pat Doherty Armbruster and Hub Hart receiving warm welcomes. Ferguson is pitching well for the Doves McGraw says all in prompting optimism. St Louis Nationals sale rumors persist despite denials while Crescent Beach launches a strong semi professional season led by Fred Cyr.
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Chicago
Huntington Avenue
Freddie Parent
Pat Doherty
Armbruster
Hub Hart
Everett
Ferguson
McGraw
Doves
Crescent Beach
Fred Cyr
Crescents
Tom Morris of St Andrews Dies at 87
London May 25 Tom Morris the famed St Andrews golfer known as Old Tom died yesterday from injuries after falling down the clubhouse stairs at St Andrews Scotland He was 87 and a dominant figure in early golf winning the Open Championship four times in 1861 1862 1864 and 1887.
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London
Tom Morris
St. Andrews
Scotland
Tom
English High Beats Norwood High 12 to 1 in Lopsided Game
English High routed Norwood High 12 to 1 yesterday. English High posted 20 hits and scored all but two runs in the first five innings.
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English High
Norwood High
Wagner's Mighty Swat Wins Pittsburg Victory Over Boston
Hans Wagner delivered a late eighth inning two base hit driving in three runs to flip a 2 0 deficit for Pittsburg against Boston. Ferguson pitched well for Boston before tiring in the eighth, while Camnitz and Dorner combined for Pittsburg. Wagner’s shot clipped the third base line and sparked a rally as Clarke, Ritchey, and Wagner himself scored in a dramatic finish.
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Penn
Hans Wagner
Boston
Wagner
Bates
Ferguson
Kelley
Dorner
Big Ferguson
Browne
Beaumont
Clarke
McGann
Bowerman
Ritchey
Gibson
Camnitz
Donner
Mueller
Leach
Sweeney
Flying Dutchman
Corner
Abbaticchio
Kane
Cam
E. Moeller
F. Deeck Weeuess
Abba Ce
Wilson
E. Ss
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PO A Browne
Meann
Bowerman Crees
Caress
Dahlen
Senwwee
Chicago 8 New York 7 in extra innings thriller
Chicago and New York traded blows as Mathewson and Pfeister faltered. Chicago tied the score in the ninth and won in the 10th on a long center hit after Malarkey and Wiltse exchanges. Chance Bridwell Donlin Steinfeldt and Tinker contributed two base hits.
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Chicago
Mathewson
Pfeister
New York
Brown
Malarkey
Wiltie
Slagle
Moran
Linker
Chance
Bridwell
Donlin
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Schulte
Sheckard
Evers
Seymour
Wiltse
New Or
Emslie
O'Day
Ae PO
A. Sheckard
Schulter
Stagle
Terreus
Mers Ewreres
P Stee
Bo Esieecieee
Niece O. A E Shannon
Q Tenney
Etree
Bresnahan
Needham
Devlin
Ene Ee
Doyle
Ose Saw Ikae
Seeee
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Philadelphia Tops St. Louis 1-0 in National Game
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 1 to 0 as Knabe scored the decisive run in the eighth after a single by Grant. Beebe allowed five hits in eight innings while Moren gave up one run in one inning.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Knube
Grant
Beebe
Fromme
Konetchy
Charles
Knabe
Bransfield
Gilbert
Moren
Rudderham and Johnstone
National baseball schedule list prompts tense matchups
National league pairings include Boston at Pittsburg New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis and Brooklyn at Cincinnati and set the stage for weekend action.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia Oe
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Seer
Boston
National
Kett’cea
Pittsburg
Cincinnati-Brooklyn
Cincinnati
See
Brooklyn
Louis
St See
Ketchell Eyes Heavyweight Run After Middleweight Clash
Stanley Ketchell plans to move from middleweight to heavyweight contention after a 10 round match with Bill Papke in Milwaukee. Ketchell, praised as a potential champion, faces a decisive test that could set up a Burns rematch if he wins or by knockout. Other notes include Tommy Quill easing into unfamiliar weight, and several undercard bouts at the Armory A. A. and Rochester events.
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Stanley Ketchell
Heavies
Tommy Burns
Boy Ketchell
Joe Thomas
Sullivan
K. C
Mike
Jack
Ketchell
Bill Papke
Milwaukee
Papke
Burns
Erie
Philadelphia
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Armory A. A
Quaker City
Fettle
Chelsea
East
Quill
Tommy
Eric
Ring Dope
Eddie Curtis
George Alger
Rochester Athletic Club
Rochester
N. H
Billy Williams
Cambridge
Jimmy Briggs
Jimmy Hanlon
Mike Cunningham
Napoleon Dufresne
Cunningham
Tommy Berree
Kid Cutler Tearing Through Howard Exhibition Card
Northwestern wrestling champion Kid Cutler appears at the Howard with John L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain. He faces boxing and grappling challenges, including a quick pin of Lewiston’s Dick O’Brien after two and a half minutes and a pair of decisive wins within the 15 minute limit.
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Kid Cutler
Northwestern
Howard
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Cutler
Dick O’brien
Lewiston
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