Two for Boston in doubleheader with Chicago at home
Boston overwhelms Chicago in both morning and afternoon games before 12,000 fans. Key moments feature Duffy, Collins, Nichols, and Hamilton, with five double plays and a dramatic late rally in the second game yielding a 3-2 finish.
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Ajax Tablets promise cures for nervous diseases and vitality
An old advertisement proclaims Ajax Tablets as a miracle cure for nervous disorders memory loss sleeplessness and overwork with immediate improvement and a money back guarantee. It offers mail orders and lists multiple city agents and a Marine Corps recruitment notice follows, seeking able citizens aged 21 to 85 for wartime service.
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Everett and Chicago split twin bill in tight baseball clash
In the afternoon game Everett started with a base on balls off Kloby and builds from there as Lange singles and Chicago answers. A seventh inning homer by Hamilton ties the score, then Connor and Hamilton deliver the decisive runs in the eighth to seal a two victory, two losses on the day. Captain Duffy ends the Reds rally and the teams head home after two gallant wins.
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Philadelphia Defeats Louisville on Piatt's Pitching
Philadelphia won over Louisville in the morning thanks to Piatt's strong pitching as both teams fielded well. The Brooklyns failed to bunch hits in the afternoon game, while the Cininnatis built an early three-run lead in the first inning that proved insurmountable.
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Phillies Afternoon Game Highlights Fielding Flair
The afternoon game featured notable fielding plays turning routine innings into highlight moments as the Phillies displayed sharp defense throughout. Both teams traded efforts, with several sparkling catches and slick plays shaping the contest's momentum.
Giants Rally For Ninth Inning Win In Cleveland
In New York the Giants edged Cleveland 6 to 5 in the ninth after a late burst of batting and aggressive base running. Powell started for Cleveland, with Rusie and Powell combining on the mound for New York. Attendance reached about 20,000 as the game ended in a tense finish.
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Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn In Groggy Morning Game
Cincinnati won this morning's game against Brooklyn in a walk. The home team played an exceptionally groggy game. Attendance was 3,900. The score remains to be reported.
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Stolen bases by Hall and Gettman in tight game
Two hits by Anderson. Melbach hit a threebase, Gettman drove in a run. Double plays by McHale Reitz and Doyle. Walks to Swaim and Sudhoff. Strikeouts recorded for both pitchers. Washington left five and St Louis six. Time 1 45. Umpires Wood and Swarthwood.
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Indians Win Narrowly In Scattered First Game
New York May 30 Four scattered hits were all the Indians could muster in the opener with Seymour pitching variably effective at key moments. The score:
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Multistate Baseball Scores Include New Bedford and Wilkesbarre
A roundup of scores from games across New England and nearby states. Notables include Fall River edging New Bedford 8-3, Taunton beating Pawtucket 8-7 in 14 innings, Providence topping Wilkesbarre 7-6, Syracuse winning 5-4 over Springfield, and Union College defeating Middlebury 9-6 in Schenectady.
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Gaelic football clash ends in 2 2 draw at Everett grounds
Emmet and Garryowen battled for supremacy in a Gaelic football championship match at Everett baseball grounds. After an hour of play with a lengthy wrangle over a disputed goal and a late forfeit notice, the game finished 2 to 2, with planned rematch set for June 17 and a meeting at 8 p m Thursday.
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Kilpatrick Exhibition Date Sail at Myrick Park Field Day
Spencer May 30 reports Charles Kilpatrick of New York ran an exhibition race in 2 3 at Myrick Park during the A. O. H. field day.
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Country Club Steeplechase Draws Boston Elite Crowds
Rain softened track and vibrant colors set a festive scene at the Country Club grounds as 80 000 to 100 000 spectators watch a rich slate of races. Bluestone wins the opening mile, Squan takes the three year olds, Lady Dainty edges Lansdale in the hurdle, Trillion prevails in the Country Club handicap, and DeGarnette captures the Myopia steeplechase after Decammeron and Equerry are disqualified. Virginia Dare and Latitude finish strong in the final placements.
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Society at the Races Showcased Bold Millinery and Blue
A high society crowd filled the grounds and grandstand as vehicles arrived by two o'clock. Notable attendees included Mrs. Allan, Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. J. C. R. Peabody, Mrs. Ollie Ames, Congressman and Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Philip Sears, and many others in blue and varied hues. A marquee offered gratis refreshments to the lawn crowd, while fashion and patriotism were on vivid display amid a day of social prominence.
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Martha Dana
Charles Sampson
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Charles Hayden
Hooper Hooper
Charles S. Sargent
James Jackson
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Caleb Chase
James Stack
E. G. Kramer
Labor applauds John L Sullivan at union meeting
In New York on May 30 delegates from the Goldbeaters Union report ex champion John L Sullivan spoke behind the scenes at Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre denouncing scene shifters for not joining the Theatrical Protective Union of Stage Mechanics. The Central Labor Union adopted a vote of thanks to Sullivan as delegates cheered.
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Brookfield Field Day Highlights Two Pro Events
In Brookfield on May 30 Foresters field day featured two professional events. Mace Willam of Cambridge won the 13 yard handicap from the seven yard mark with a time of seconds. He also captured the 100 yard dash scratch, beating Piper Donovan of Natick by a yard in 1015 seconds.
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Dr Liverpool offers dramatic cure claims at Tremont street clinic
The advertisement touts Dr Liverpool at 2233 Tremont Street as a miracle diagnostician who sees patients without real examination and promises cures across a vast range of diseases. It lists thousands of successful cases, offers medicines, and invites urgent visits with hours from 10 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm on weekdays, with Sunday hours stated.
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Harvard Yale Freshman Game Ends In Tenth Inning Defeat
In a ten inning freshman clash Harvard commits a costly error in the tenth with one out, as Yale wins 5 to 4. McDonald pitched well for Harvard and Stickney for Yale, with notable fielding by Fincke and a running catch by Cropley. Yale led early, Harvard tied it in the seventh, but the decisive error and late rallies gave Yale the split of the series. attendance about 500.
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Holy Cross Defeats Dartmouth In Worcester Tilt
Holy Cross beat Dartmouth 10 to 4 on the college grounds in South Worcester as 6000 spectators watched. Dartmouth produced scattered hits while Holy Cross’s defense shut down rallies. The scoring section shows Holy Cross with 10 runs on multiple hits and errors by Dartmouth in the field.
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Harvard Commencement Selections Announced After Trial
The Harvard commencement parts were assigned yesterday after a Saturday trial. The chosen participants include W. C. Dennis from the graduate school, W. H. P. Hatch for the Latin part, 98, BR. T. Parke of class ’98, and R. P. Utter, also class ’98.
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Burgess Yacht Club Regatta Sees Tight Handicap Race
Marblehead on May 30 reports the sixteenth Burgess Yacht Club regatta. A small entry list but strong racing with the closest contest in handicap class as Wannaissa beats Brenda by 26 seconds. Commodore Goodwin’s Brenda is noted among the competitors.
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