Otto Maya forfeits Charles River Park brace to race in Pittsburg
Otto Maya forfeits the Charles River Park brassard after drawing one week’s salary and signs to race at Pittsburg on Friday, so he cannot defend it. Elkes Champion and De Guichard will have it as extra inducement to speed. Elkes rode behind last year’s machine for a hard workout although it was not fast enough. De Guichard arrives from Providence for first workout on the big track. Dave Shafer reports improved health and plans a Boston summer. Several amateur riders trained at Revere, including Sam Sulkin and George Eaton. Root has recovered from a fall and rode well. Walthour and Moran clock miles on tandems and pace, with Walthour blaming three season losses on accidents.
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Harry Ingraham
Root
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Coleman
McCann
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St Louis crushes Chicago as rain postponements loom
In St Louis on May 27 the St Louis team routed Chicago by a wide margin despite a lack of standout moments beyond strong hitting. Attendance was 1100 as several National League games faced rain postponements. The day’s slate included New York at Boston and other matchups.
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Rain Delays Boston Game At South End Grounds
Rain and wet grounds halted a National League match between Boston and New York at the South End grounds. Boston Americans later defeated St. Louis as Mathewson stayed in New York due to a shoulder injury. Willis was set to pitch today with two other NL games postponed by cold weather in Pittsburg and Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
South End
Buckenberger
Boston Americans
Mathewson
Matty
Tanniehill
Fogel
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Pittsboro
Rain Delays Hit New England League Games
Postponed contests across the New England League due to rain with standings showing Manchester 13 8, Dover 11 10, Fall River 11 10, Concord 11, Lawrence 11, Haverhill 14, Nashua 14. Team records reflect a rough day and teams adjust schedules accordingly.
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Manchester
Eeeaeanel Rowe Hs iv Ces Avi
Games Today in New England League
Nashua plays Manchester Concord hosts Lowell Haverhill visits Falls River Lawrence meets Dover in a set of league games today.
Rain Postpones All New England League Games
All New England League games were postponed due to rain. Matchups listed include Manchester at Nashua, Lowell at Concord, Lawrence at Dover, and Fall River versus Haverhill halted after the third inning with Fall River leading 2 to 1.
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Concord
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Lawrence
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Haverhill
Williams College football schedule for 1893 season
Williams College announces the 1893 football slate with games against Harvard in Cambridge Cornell at Ithaca Dartmouth in Newton Centre Vermont in Williams town West Point at West Point Colgate in Williams town Syracuse at Syracuse Wesleyan at Williams town and an open date. Alfred H. Thomas of Yale will coach next season. The Amherst game on Nov 8 is canceled and the tri collegiate meet at Middletown between Williams Amherst and Wesleyan is called off due to the league dissolution.
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Newton Centre
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West Point
Colgate
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Yale
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Boston Triumphs Over St Louis in Rainy Showdown
In a wet Huntington avenue grounds game Boston defeated St Louis 6 to 2. Cy Young earned his tenth win this season as both teams played sharp defense with 12 Boston hits. Key moments saw Dougherty, Collins and Stahl spark the offense while Ferris and Wallace starred in the field for St Louis.
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Nning
Jimmy” Collins
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Docherty
Hickman
Lee
Dougherty
Preddle
Parent
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Baltimore 7 Chicago 1 in American League game
McGinnity pitched cleverly to lead Baltimore past Chicago 7 to 1. Bresnahan was ejected in the first inning for disputing a decision. Attendance figures were not provided.
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Chicago
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Bresnahan
Ounds
Kilmer's Swamp Root Offered As Kidney Cure
An editorial touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It urges readers to request a free sample by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York and notes available fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes in drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston “Daily Post
Dr. Kilcher
Chicago Time-ih 35m Officials O Laughlin Carruthers
Chicago game notes list time 35 minutes with umpires O Laughlin and Carruthers.
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Chicago
Teneth victory for Junele Scythe on a bad day
A large crowd, led by ladies on a wet day, watched the tenth victory by Junele Scythe. Collins benefited from a changed batting order, Dougherty’s fielding drew comment, and Lachance’s switch to right handed batting produced a two-run single. The Manchester ad for the Concord State Fair drew playful chatter from fans. Edward W. Dowling, once a star, is now assistant editor in St Louis. Memorial Day game requests circulate. Rumors swirl about a row among American League insiders and Ban Johnson.
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Chicago
Bob’’ Glenalvin
Christian Publishing Company of
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Ban Johnson
Magnates plan deposed leader amid league tensions
Comiskey clashes with Johnson over NL trouble as two more teams are slated for Honolulu winter trip. All league stars secured. Umpire Cantillion arranged travel for two additional teams next winter, signaling a major reshaping of bids and rosters.
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Johnson
New York
Cincinnati
Cantillion
Honolulu
Tufts Names Its Ten Strongest Men of 1906
Dr Charles C Stroud of Tufts announced the official list of Tufts ten strongest men led by Alfred E Preble of Wilmington with 1267 4 kilos The ranking includes Sherburne Hill Lawrence Wallace O Clement Auburn Me John F Peterson Lynn Harry B Page North Woburn Louis O Maas Dorchester Clarence B Watkins South Manchester Conn Thomas S Knight Tufts Campton D Bray Tufts and Louis B Easterbrooks Quincy
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Tufts College
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Auburn
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Dorchester
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South Manchester
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Quincy
Winthrop Yacht Club Delays Regatta Over Date Uncertainty
Milton C. Rogers, chairman of the regatta committee, states the club races set for Saturday June 21 will not occur on that date if a suitable alternate date can be found, with a decision to be announced later.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
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