Providence-Providence 4 Hartford 1 in rain
At Providence Providence the home team defeated Hartford 4 to 1 as other games were postponed due to rain or wet grounds.
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Norwich Bristol game notes unclear weather effects
A rain disrupted schedule with Meriden defeating Bristol 2 to 0. Other games were postponed due to rain with scattered results reported from Norwich and New London venues.
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New London
Bristol
Gams
Meriden
Rair
Weather Delays Two Baseball Games As Diurnal Plans Shift
Raw wet conditions kept most games from starting with only two of eight scheduled being played. The South End grounds may host two games today, morning and afternoon, if weather allows. Manager Selee may announce a new infielder, likely a third baseman, with Unglaub of Worcester drawing strong interest from Boston and Pittsburgh.
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South End
Selee
Unglaub
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Providence
Bransfield
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Matthewson
New York
St. Louis
Bucknell
John B. Foster
Pitcher Matthewson Praised For Near Perfection In Pro Baseball
The article extols Matthewson as a near perfect pitcher, noting his precise delivery and enduring effectiveness. Western scouts doubted his success at first, but conceded he approaches perfection after facing him in the national league.
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Matthewson
New York
Chicago Breaks Baltimore With Errors For Easy Win
Howell pitched well for Baltimore but Chicago ouflanked Chicago 2 to 1 with fielding miscues. Attendance 1100. Chicago scored 8 runs to Baltimore 4, aided by 6 hits and 6 Baltimore errors. Sugden doubled. Hartman stole two bases. Keister and Sugden tagged runners. Katoll, Sugden, Isbell made double plays. Katoll struck out 3 for Baltimore. Howell fanned 6 for Baltimore. Time 2 hours. Umpires Manassau and Connolly.
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Chicago
Howell
Baltimore
Sugden
Hartman
McFarland
Keister
Katoll
Shugart
Isbell
Manassau
Connolly
Peer
Robnson
Corcoran Illness Impacts Mack coached Phillies
The Philadelphia team under Connie Mack sits bottom of the American League as he struggles to fix gaps from contract jumpers. Losses include Willis Matthewson Slagle McFarland and pitcher McGinnity who is ill and ineffective after a Chicago setback. Arlington B C faces Newburyport A A at 3 30 today on A B C grounds while the Senators of Lynn host Wellington with Pagum and Garrity at the battery.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Mack
Willis
Matthewson
Slagle
McFarland
McGinnity
Chicago
Arlington B.C
Newburyport A. A
Senators
Lynn
Wellington
West Lynn
Pagum
Garrity
Tufts Tennis Men Fail in New England Intercollegiate
Tufts and Bates exit singles as Dartmouth Amherst and Vermont dominate early rounds at Longwood. Brown advances in doubles with a 10-8 3-6 6-3 win over Wesleyan, while Tufts and Trinity default in doubles.
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New England Intercollegiate Lawn
Wesleyan
Herrick
Bray
Tufts
Theselon
Amherst
Felkes
Bates
Miller
Vermont
Belcher
Tech
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Brown
Fitts
Dartmouth
Morgan
Trinity
Holman
Plimpton
Lane
Terry
Awrence
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Paine
Bowdoin
Gooding
Bradley
Knight
Icepeat
Athletics Dominate Milwaukee with Eight-Run Lead
Philadelphia defeats Milwaukee 8 to 4 as three triples and strong pitching secure the win. Dowling relieves Reidy late, Pratt limits Milwaukee, and key hits include Lajoie Itz Dolan with two-base hits and Hayden powers. Attendance 1500 at Milwaukee.
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Reidy
Pratt
Lajoie
Itz
Dolan
Hayden
Powers
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Ta Lajole
Davis
Haskell
Leahy
Bangor Edges Haverhill Narrowly in Close New England League Affair
Bangor defeated Haverhill in a tight New England League game with the umpire’s decision tipping the win to the visitors. Haverhill showed strong fielding and solid batting though they repeatedly hit the ball to the fielders. Jackpole delivered solid pitching as Bangor surged after the third inning.
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Bangor
Jackpole
Lowell Defeats Manchester In Low-Scoring Pitchers Duel
In a close rivalry game between Lowell and Manchester the Newco League club won 2 to 1. Both pitchers dominated with solid defensive support and timely hitting shaping the outcome.
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Lowell
Ester
N. H
Newco
Players Bench Rese Today with Chic at 10 80
The article lists probable Boston pitchers Dinesa Willis and notes Cleve and other teams. It mentions national league lineups with Griffith Natie Clark Beelow and others, referencing upcoming game actions and a late written option for services. The piece hints at June 7 decision and presidential context amid midseason play.
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Willis
Boston
wNnaleator
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Ae National Oat Roe Tey
Griffith -Natie Clark
Dendee
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Jen- Bat Seine
Harvard freshmen beat Noble & Greenough 4 to 2 on Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen defeated Noble and Greenough yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field in a dull game. Alexander pitched until the team warmed up and then Hutch became pitcher as Harvard led 4 to 2.
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Noble & Greenough
Soldiers Field
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Hutchfemme
Harvard Bats Hold Brown for 3 1 Harvard vs Brown baseball game
Harvard defeated Brown 3 to 1 at Soldiers Field in cold weather. Stillman pitched well with eight strikeouts and two hits, while Washburn allowed nine. Harvard’s runs came on timely hits by Reid Coolidge and an error-filled Brown inning.
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Stillman, Coolidge
New Track Hosts 25 Mile Motor Pace Race
Harry Elkes James Moran and Caldwell start from rolling pace at Revere track as middle distance racers debut nonstanding start. Moran Caldwell and Elkes push workouts with pace makers under chilly damp conditions as spectators note upsets and hopes for faster times.
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James Moran
Ee Caldwell
Revere
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Michael
Harry Ilkes
Charles River Park
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Waltham Cycle Club
Waltham Boys
Coonan Clark Leads Brown Victory With Struck Outs
Coonan Clark of Brown strikes out key batters as Whittemore posts 42 and Mcimball adds two. Washburn Murphy and Stifonan contribute runs while Clark Putnam Umptres Hamilven Murray tally. Time two hours with attendance not listed.
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Holy Cross Defeats Cornell in Tight 3-2 Baseball Tilt
Holy Cross beat Cornell 3 to 2 in Worcester as Lyon outpitched Noone. Errors plagued Cornell in a close afternoon game with Holy Cross compiling 4 runs on 10 hits to Cornell’s 2. Noonan caught by Holy Cross, Whinney for Cornell, in a contest marked by miscues and timely hits.
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Cornell
Lyon
Noone
Noonan
Holy Cross Battery
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Holy Crosse
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Lyon and
Lawson Silent on Club Reply Over Independence Charter
The New York Yacht Club reportedly requires full ownership of the Independence rather than a mere interest. Lawson seems silent on the letter received, with a decision expected on charter terms. Captain Haff favors no hold up, racing prep continues with rigging near completion and parts delayed.
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Haff
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Newport
Constitution Makes Practice Spin Off Newport Bay
The Constitution left Newport at 9:45 AM for a two and a quarter hour practice run under full sail, testing in northeast then southeast winds. She handled seas well, then returned near noon, after a second sail, proving a capable sea boat under strong easterly gusts aided by Captain Rhodes and Manager Duncan’s praise.
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Duncan
Boxing Gossip From The Cambridge Kiosk
Boxing gossip notes Tom Shaw's illness may explain recent defeats and praises his character. Reports on George Godfrey, Baker the jumper, Flaherty and McIntyre contest, Kid Lavigne's return, Dave Sullivan's conduct, Queensberry rules usage, Charlie Mitchell citizenship talk, and Billy Smith's changed life. Benton signs Rob Roy.
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Sullivan
England
Charlie Mitchell
Tre
Boston
Mitchell
Charlie
United States
Billy Smith
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B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Yachtsmen Celebrate Atlantic Yacht Club Anniversary
The Atlantic Yacht Club marked its thirteenth anniversary with a celebration meant to reassure members that bad luck does not follow the club. The event drew club members and supporters who emphasized camaraderie and ongoing dedication to yachting traditions.
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Night Cruise of Club Members Near Harbor
The passage notes a midn club gathering with Messrs Sponnell Sinnott Ton and Winterson among organizers. Invited guests include Pp Kennedy ex-Senator Garbett and others. Members plan a harbor cruise by yacht returning later that evening.
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J. J. Garbett
Fieod
Mike Desnee
Red Fox Kites Soar Over Boston Office Banner Display
New York operators battled high wind to raise banners marked 50 inches high and 5 by 27 feet in size from the Massachusetts Breweries Company offices at 17 Otis Street yesterday morning. Eddy and box kites lifted 1500 to 2000 feet as three Eddy kites and one box kite fought the gusts. The banners and great stream of Red Fox ale appeared to suspend in the air at times during the morning display.
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Massachusetts Breweries Company
Otis
Eddy
Georgetown Beats Phillips Andover 30 to 6 in May 29 Match
Georgetown defeated Phillips Andover 30 to 6 at Andover on May 29. Scoring details include Georgetown 19 Phillips Andover 6 with key players Fay Cox Drill Campbell Mains Matthews involved. Batteries listed as Fay Cox and Drill for Georgetown and Campbell Mains Matthews for Phillips Andover.
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Crite
Italian man arraigned for pistol assault in City Police Court
Giuseppe Papposoli aged 32 of Hirwham was arraigned before Judge Ely on a charge of assault with a loaded pistol with intent to kill against Alexander Esposito 28 of 26 Webster Avenue. Papposoli held on 15000 dollars for a June 7 hearing. Two other Italians were held as witnesses.
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Ely
Flood
North End
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Papposoli
Ladies golf match Lexington clubs result
A Lexington ladies golf match at Lexington links saw the Country Club lose to the Lexington Club by 6 holes. Miss Emily Lockwood defeated Miss L A Weld by 2 holes. Mrs R L Stevens lost to Mrs Thatcher by 2 holes. Miss H M Lockwood defeated Miss Zerrahn by 2 holes. One Country Club player defaulted.
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