Pittsburg Triumph Over Boston In Rainy Clash
Pittsburg defeated Boston 6 to 3 as Dolan and Hawley held Pittsburg in check late while Boston floundered in a drizzly, cold day. The Beaneaters showed late life but could not close the gap, with errors by Bergen and shaky defense proving costly amid a gloomy sky and gusty wind.
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Ohio
Boston
Pittsburg
Beaneaters
Bostons
Bergen
Harrington
Dolan
Pittsburgs
Pink Hawley
Merritt
Hamilton
Lowe
Beckley
Duffy
Hawley
Stivetts
Bannon
Selee
Tenney
National Games Postponed In Quagmire Rain
Baltimore and St Louis clash stalled by rain and mud as manager Hanlon refused to call off. Umpire Ivynch signaled continued play after St. Louis had retired and Baltimore’s second batsman was up in the opening inning.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Hanlon
Ivynch
Goes. OBoeee: QOces- Q ece- Boece: GOces- OOoves: QOoee- Goce
A sequence of garbled text appears to imitate OCR from a page segment. The readable fragments offer no clear event, person, or location to identify a coherent news item. The entry reads like scrambled notes without a central action or outcome.
Rain Delays In MLB Doubleheader Schedule
Baseball games across cities were postponed due to rain and wet grounds. The Louisville Brooklyn, New York Cleveland, and Washington Cincinnati matchups were all halted by deteriorating field conditions as darkness and rain impacted play.
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Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
Philadelphia Tops Chicago To Complete Third Straight Win
Philadelphia defeated Chicago to complete a three game sweep. Heavy hitting defined the contest as Philadelphia took the lead in the seventh inning and held on. Attendance was 1518, with Philadelphia collecting 16 base hits to Chicago's 15.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Chigaro Siseisaliniaoe
Taylor and Clements
Parker and
Kittridge
New England League Scores From Three Games
At Augusta Lewiston 9 Augusta 7 game ended early. At Pawtucket New Bedford 11 Pawtucket 17 final in sixth. At Bangor Portland 15 Bangor 3 final.
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Banger
Augusta
Portland
Lewiston
Fall River
Pawtucket
Brockton
New Bedford
Bangor
Harvard Beats Chicago University on Holmes Field Win
Harvard defeated Chicago University today on Holmes Field with a 10 to 3 score. Attendance reported at 50. Harvard earned four runs, with home runs by Houghton Burgess and Clarkson and a two base hit by Clarkson.
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Pittsburg AB R. Oe
Donovan
Eenseeees
Smith
Ely
Stenzel
Lyons
Beckley
Bierbauer
Merritt
Eeeennee
Hawley
Totais
Boston
Hanmilston
Lwwe
Tee
Stivetts
Bannon
Les Tucker
Dbs
Harrington
O Hergen
Dolan
Devereerseseeess
Pittsburg
Bergen
Wid
Hamilton
Tch
Tucker
Ruck Lan
Lowe
Uppire
Keete
Beeveners
Harvard
Chicago
Chicago University
Holmes Field
U. of Chicago
Houghton
Burgess
Clarkson
Brown, 16, Holy Cross, 9 outcome at Providence
Providence May 28 Brown 16 Holy Cross 9 in a high school football score update. Brown led early and held on for the win as Holy Cross trailed throughout.
Rochester Games Sail Past Scranton and Providence Rout Holy Cross
At Rochester Rochester Scranton 18 to 8 and 18 to 5. In Buffalo first game Buffalo beat Springfield 12 to 5, second Buffalo 14 to 11. Providence Brown 16 Holy Cross 5.
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Rochester
Scranton
Buffalo
Springfield
Providence
Brown
Holy Cross
Baseball and basketball notes from city leagues and colleges
Three letters for C. D. F. Clevelands visit today while Charlestown Reds meet Cambridge at the Y M C A grounds in Somerville tomorrow at 3 30. Agassiz School defeats class of 94 by 6 0 at Franklin Park with Larkin of 95 fanning nine. Mt Washingtons of Everett start season Memorial Day at 3 p m against Boston University at Mt Washington grounds. Arcadias of Dorchester seek a away game May 30. Joseph W Cook 1 Tyler street city.
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Clevelands
Charlestown Reds
Cambridge
Somerville
Franklin Park
Agassiz School
Larkin
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Mt. Washington
Boston University
Arcadias of
Dorchester
Joseph W. Cook
Tyler Street
City
Famous Box Show in Woburn Draws Big Hype
The Woburn Athletic Club returns with a famed boxing show at the old skating rink. Prominent bouts feature Sealdy Bill Quinn versus Joe Walcott and Billy Ernst against Paddy Fenton, with strong local interest and plans for special trains from Boston to the venue. The 700-seat rink will host a licensed event with $1, $2, and $3 tickets available.
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Woburn
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Kid Lavigne
Howie Hodgkins
Hodgkins
Sealdy
Bill Quinn
Boston
New York
Tom O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Quinn
Paddy Fenton
Fenton
Ernst
Malins
Billy Ernst
Lynn
Joe Mlaherty
Eddie Connolly
Unon
James T. Powers
Tally-Ho Suffolks Meeting At Club House Saturday
In the notice, the Suffolks tally-ho party plans to meet at the club house at 9 o'clock Saturday. A telegram is at the office for Howie Hodgkins. James A. Doyle and A. C. M'Kenzie are mentioned regarding office times and pickup.
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James A. Doyle
Mr. Smith
Howie Hodgkins
A. C. M’kenzie
ATHLETES PARADE MOVES FROM BROADWAY BRIDGE TO BETHESDA HALL
The Peninsula Athletic Association parade begins at 8 15 this evening at Broadway Bridge and travels to Bethesda Hall. The procession includes a police platoon then St Augustine's Cadet Band and carriages with James B Connolly and others. A reception for Connolly follows at the hall.
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Peninsula Athletic Association
Broadway Bridge
Bethesda Hall
St. Augustine’s
James B. Connolly
Barry
Arthur Blake
Tommy Curtis
Tom Burke
W. W. Hoyt
John Graham
New England tennis championship semifinals set in New Haven
In New Haven on May 28 the New England championship tennis tournament advanced to the semifinals after morning play. Paret beat Davidson 6-5 10-8, Dodge beat Holcombe 6-2 6-2, and Dodge will face Paret while Foote meets the winner of Chace and Mundy.
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New Haven
Conn
New England
T. E. Davidson
Richard Booker
C. P. Dodge
H. G. Holcombe
KF. J. P. Paret
A. E. Kent
Paret
Dodge
Foote
Baddeley Brothers Defeat Larned in All-Comers Doubles
At Fitzwilliam courts in Dublin on May 28 the lawn tennis championship matches continued with the Baddeley brothers beating William C. Larned and Goodbody in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-3.
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Dublin
Fitzwilliam Courts
Baddeley Brothers
William C. Larned
Goodbody
Baddeleys
American horse wins welter handicap at Manchester Whit
London May 28. The Wilton welter handicap plate of 150 sovereigns for five furlongs was run at the Whit Sunday meeting today and won by Mr. E. F. Wishard's American gelding Wishard. Ten horses ran and betting was 8 to 1 against Wishard.
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London
Manchester
Boy Soldiers Drill Concludes at Mechanics Hall in Boston
The Boston School Regiment held its concluding drill at Mechanics Hall with left wing ERH S units contending. Judges were Captain Sullivan, Captain Quimby, and Lieutenant Pray. Company G won best company prize, followed by Company A and Company E. Sergeant Stiles led bayonet maneuvers and also won bayonet squad top honors with Sergeant Wilcox second. Other notable mentions included Sergeant Goldie and Joseph H. Converse and Sergeant Ashley receiving recognitions.
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Boston School
Mechanics’ Hall
ER. H. S
John J. Sullivan
George F. Quimby
Pray
L. Arkin
G. G. Watkins
W. S
Lynn Liquor Seizure Highlights Urban Raid
Lynn police conducted a major liquor raid, visiting Charles H. Januvrin at 89 Central Avenue, who operates an office for native wines and a Lynn and Boston express office. They found beer, whiskey, brandy, wine, champagne, rum, gin, Apollinaris water, and many empty bottles, largely leftovers from the license year close.
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Lynn
Charles H. Janvrin
Central Avenue
Lynn and
Boston Express
Sergeant Taplin Complaint Referred to Police Board
A complaint against Sergeant Joiresse Taplin for alleged violations of the police manual was referred to the Police Board by last night under Order 369. The action follows a brief review of the incident and formal notification to the officer involved.
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Joiresse Taplinsion
Board of Police
Genee Seed
Ras
Tremont Theatre Road Race Figures and Bicycle Club Tour
Tonight features L. A. W. night at Tremont Theatre and a silver plated bicycle bell gift for ladies. The Loeffler Fenno twelve mile open handicap road race is set for Revere tomorrow with a full officials slate and timekeepers. The Massachusetts Bicycle Club lists New York tourists led by Melvin Macfarland and George Arnold with numerous officers and members. Park Square to Fall River train departs Friday May 29 at 6 pm. L. N. Walleston departs with his trainer for Irvington Milburn in strong form.
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Tremont Theatre
Loeffler & Fenno
Revere
C. H. Larson
F. B. Randall
C. W. Iaton
W. H. Bartlett
T. L. Downs
A. C. Smith
Chronograph Club
C. E. Fay
T. A. Walters
George F. Weston
A. T. Rudd
F. Eastman
W. Morris
L. Dembinski
George Gardiner
I. Weatherbee
Ross F. Hayes
A. L. Corrie
H. M. Annis
George L. Downes
Jack Fisher
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
New York
Melvin Macfarland
George B. Arnold
Edgar I. Evans
George A. Clough
Edward W. McGienen
Bertram Harriott
Fred C. Perkins
Fred B. Kimball
A. E. Dennett
Moses Sherriff
Joseph Hmanuels
George A. Wilson
C. W. Thompson
W. H. Nute
George S. Brainerd
Edgar L. Raub
George BE. Andrews
Dexter Chamberlain
A. E. Snow
W. L. Pierce
William S. Beekman
Samuel Strauss
O. A. Tarbox
F. A. Burgess
J. A. McKibben
E. W. Harnden
C. Irving Swan
Joseph H. Hall
Joseph Jackson
Fuank Marsh
George O. Curtis
William May
George R. Willis
Richard Bell
E.L. Clarke
D. W. Merrill
J.H. Hurter
D.T. Morine
E. B. McBeath
Ira D. Allen
William S. Cooling
Parade Bike Clubs Form Line for L A W Day Route Set
Committee finalizes parade plan for Saturday with 30 clubs from Portland Maine to Pawtucket Rhode Island and 500 unattached riders. A ladies division will lead the line as staff arrange positions along Boylston and Parker streets in Boston with clubs posted on Haviland Street and Westland Avenue.
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Portland Wheel Club
Portland
Pawtucket Cycle Club
Pawtucket
R. I
Haverhill Bicycle Club
Haverhill
Taunton Cycle Club
Taunton
Lovell Excel Club
Newburyport Bicycle Club
Columbia Cycle Club
North Attleboro
Hyde Park C. C
Rovers Cycle Club
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Taunton Bicycle Club
Somerville Cycle Club
Newburyport
Press Cycling Club
Malden
Mattapan Road Club
Cambridgeport
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Tiger Roadsters
Bostonian
Lynn
Boston College Association
Bunker Hill
Roslindale
Jamaica Plain
Suffolk
Charlestown
Towanda
Level Excel Club
Boston
Roxbury
Cosmopolitan
Subway Cycle Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Roxbury B. C
Boylston and
Haviland Streets
Taunton Club
Haviland Street
Parker Street
Westland Avenue
Two German Plays At Boston University This Afternoon
Two German plays will be presented at Boston University College of Liberal Arts at 2 30 PM. Die Patientin centers on two newlywed women seeking proof of their husbands fidelity with a trial and a divorce threat resolved by Dr Sevier. Der Diette features a tangled arrangement where Adelherd must marry a friend while Clothilde urges accepting Carl Wildreck as a third party solution.
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Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Diette
Helene
Felix Senier
Howard T. Crawford
Ethelwyn Wallace
Hugo Falk
Lucius Bugbee
Irene
Grace Potter
Toni
Elizabeth Putnam
Tante Emerenzia
K. Isabel Mann
Sebastian Strempel
George M. Churchill
der Diette
Wansmann
Herbert C. Sanborn
Apollonia
Mary Collings
Adelherd
Miss Shute
Clothilde
Grace E. Ward
Carl Wildreck
Hellmuth
Adelberd
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Mae Metre
Patrician
Union Cycle Mig. Co
Mass
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Lancer
Bald
John Heard
West
Bicycle Storage Co
Tremont St
Masonic Temple
Remington
Remngton Arms
Arthur K. Peck
YALE
Fewsmith
Beck
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Newton Rubber Works
The
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Providence Depot
Eclipse
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