Double Victory for the Dodgers
Brooklyn defeats Boston twice in a twin bill. In the morning Bell shuts out Boston 2 0 on one hit while Hummel stars defense in the afternoon as Daubert and Hummel pace a 3 1 Brooklyn win. Boston's framing of hits collapses, and Hummel's sensational catches preserve the sweep.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Superbas
Bell
Hummel
Doves
Rucker
Collins
Frock
Ruperbas
Daubert
Jake
Terra Firma
Lennox
Davidson
Smith
Sweeney
John
Cardinals Defeat Cubs to End Chicago Streak
St. Louis halted Chicago’s 11 game winning run by a 3 to 1 afternoon victory in Chicago. Sallee held the Cubs steady, while Chance shuffled the lineup with pinch hitters. Two-base hits came from Ellis and Shulte as Pfeister failed to hold the lead.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Chance
Huggins
Sallee
Quakers Fall in 16 Innings in Philadelphia
New York defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 after 16 innings in an American League contest. Devore shines with a tying single in the ninth and scores again in the 16th after a leadoff hit and steal. Merkle Magee and Becker contribute key hits as Ames and Ewing struggle. Watkins and Moran umpire.
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Philadelphia
New York
Ewing
Ames
Devore
Moran
Bates
Becker
AB. R
Doyle
Murray
Seymour
F. Seymour
Secon Nen
AB. R. BH. TB. PO
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F Prabe
Manes
Bransfeld
Doolan
Ss . Walsh
I. J
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Melrose High Twice Beats Lowell High in Doubleheader
Melrose High defeated Lowell High 13 to 6 in the morning game and 14 to 0 in the afternoon at Pine Banks Park. Melrose dominating in both games with strong batting and defense. Batteries for the morning win were Cram Dike Wanamaker Campbell Legett Edwards. afternoon batteries Crowell Wanamaker Stevens Lane Edwards.
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Melrose High
Lowell High
Melrose
Pine Banks Park
Lowell Boys
R.H.E Melrose High
Cram
Dike
Wanamaker
Campbell
Legett
Edwards
Crowell and Wanamaker
Stevens
Lane
Boston College Wins 6 1 Over Connecticut State in Early Match
Boston College defeated Connecticut State 6 to 1 in a baseball game played in Storrs. The game ended after the seventh inning to allow BC to catch their train. The score by innings shows BC with 1010080 and Conn State with 1 00000 0.
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Fsmon
Lustra
Southey
Eleven Straight for Cubs Victory Over St Louis
Chicago won its eleventh consecutive victory by defeating St Louis 6 to 1 in the morning game. The Cubs hit Lush hard and Brown, back after weeks out, was effective with men on base despite allowing several hits.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Lush
Brown
Pirates Shake the Hoodoo and Trim the Reds
The Pittsburg Pirates beat Cincinnati 18 to 7 in a hit and run game at home. McLean batted for Spade in the seventh and Flynn hit a home run. Wilson Adams Byrne led with two-base hits and Adams had several defensive plays. Time 2h Sm. Umpires Emslie and Rigler.
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Boston
Coline
E Herzog
Oeeenenan
Beck
Grataci
Whee
Seeseseer Vidson
E. Fice
Weereeens
Batiey
Frock
Hummell
Daubert
Ib Erifice
Davidson
Miller
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
aRan
McLean
Spade
Wilson
Adams
Byrne
Flynn
Campbell
F. Clark
Mitchell
Egan
Pade
Anderson
Emslie and Rigler
Pirates Defeat Reds In Afternoon Baseball Rally
The Pirates beat the Reds 7 to 4 in seven innings. Maddox contributed a strong first inning performance before the visitors were held scoreless thereafter, with a late rally aided by Mitchell's wild throw and a bases on balls.
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Orreferee
Sane
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Maddox
Sports matchups listed across leagues and cities
Philadelphia plays Berton in two games while Washington visits New York and Chicago travels to Cleveland Detroit meets St Louis. National games include Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Pittsburg. New England pairings Brockton at Lawrence Fall River at Lowell Haverhill at Worcester.
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Iladelphia
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Cleveland- Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia Ae
Louis Wee
Cinginnati
Louis
New England
Worcester
New Bedford
Wee
Berton
New Yor
Cleveland
National
Pittsburg
Brockton
Lawrence
Fall River
Lowell
Haverhill
Baseball game summary with steals and errors
Bean (2) Sacrifice filie Lobert Stolen bases Maddox Bescher Paskett Egan Double play Gibson Wagner Bases on balls Off Maddox 2 Beebe 3 Hit by pitched ball Beebe Wilson Struck out By Maddox 2 Left on bases Pittsburg 10 Cincinnati 6 Time 2h 5m Umpires Rigler Emalie
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Sheckard
Egnetus
Pfeister
St. Louia
Chicago
Ellis
Shulte
Pfeifer
Innin
Phelps
Archer
Oakes
Zimmerman
Tinker
Luderus
St. Louis
Sallee
Huggins
iSallee
Klem
Kane
Cseeeers
Louis
E. Huggins
A. Ellis
Neeraeee Cher
Evans
Nee
Seae
Hulswitz
Hofman
Rieger
Schulte
Brown
Phelpa
Chance
Betcher
Chica
Lush
Klem and
Ane
Bean
Filie
Lobert
Maddox
Bescher
Paskett
Egan
Gibson
Wagner
Balla
Beebe
Wilson
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Rigler and
Emalie
New York
Emeene
Murray
Fee Ae
Seymour
Ob Well
Wiith
Kle
Meyers
Drucke
Philadelphia
Bates
Knabe
Bransfield
Foren
Dooin
Bridwell
Brucke
Magee
Jay—Doolan
Kigbe
Druc
Oxen
Rd Ee
Rucke
Foxen
Johnstone and Moran
Borg
Lynn
Teedie Coulter
Vance
Mets
Burg
Tae
Stovall
M'D'mott
Bee
Blakely
Huston
Abbott
Buckles
Lowell
McDermott
Okies
Ton
Coulter
Heston
nee—Lynn
Balle
Logan
Bott
Om Piré
Connolly
Everett Triumphs Over Malden In Seventh Inning Upset
Everett High roped Malden defeating them with a seventh inning surge after Malden had held the lead. Queen pitched well until the seventh as Everett’s offense produced costly hits and aggressive baserunning to unsettle him and force a late win. Sawyer’s relief dominated eight innings allowing only one hit.
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Malden
Everett High
Queen
Bishop
Sawyer
Everett
Wescott
Georgetown Out of Race at Poughkeepsie Regatta
Georgetown's varsity eight will not row in the Poughkeepsie regatta on June 25 as three crew members are unable to participate. Authorities withdrew the entry, ending Georgetown's chances in the event.
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Washington
Georgetown
Drucke Delivers Driving Run For 10th Inning Win
New York edge Philadelphia 2 1 in a tense 10 inning game. Drucke drove in both New York runs with a single after Foxen matched him on the mound. Strong defensive play by both clubs highlighted the pitchers duel.
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Philadelphia
New York
Foxen
Drucke
Fordham Beats Georgetown in Easy Victory
Fordham University defeated Georgetown University in a one sided contest. Key Fordham players Bosewn Mahoney McCarthy and Teelan led the effort as Fordham posted a decisive score in New York.
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New York
Fordham
Georgetown University
E. Fordham
Mahoney
S. McCarthy
Mc.Cabe
Barber
W. O'Connor
Teelan
Cornell Pennsylvanias Pitch Duel Ends In Narrow Win
Pennsylvania edged Cornell 2 to 1 in Ithaca after outbatting and outfielding the Quakers. Goodwillie Williams paired for Pennsy while Watts Cozens did the battery work for Cornell.
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Cornell
Pennsy
Ithaca
N. Y
Pennsylvania
R.H.B
Pennsyania
Goodwille
Williams
Watts
Cozens
Worcester Academy Wins Brown Meet in Providence
Worcester Academy won the seventh annual Brown University interscholastic track meet held in Providence with 66.5 points. Six new records were set as competitors from multiple schools participated.
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Worcester Academy
Providence
Brown University
8 N C Beats Bedford Civic Club In 9-3 Victory
The 8 N C baseball team defeated Bedford Civic Club by 9 to 3. BN C cerseveree started strong, with later heavy hitting sealing the win as Bedford struggled in the middle innings. Batteries Kenna and Urquhart opposed Thax ter and Temple.
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Bedford Civic Club
Bedford
Bn.ci Cerseveree
Kenna and
Urquhart
Thaxter and
Temple
St. John's Prep Defeats Chelsea High 2–0 In Pitchers Battle
St. John's Prep beat Chelsea High 2 to 0 in a pitchers battle. Maguire hit a homer and Sheehan fanned 11 as St. John's scored four runs while Chelsea was held scoreless. Batteries Sheehan Hanagan Hawkes.
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Danvers
St. John’s Prep
Chelsea High
Maguire
Sheehan
Re.b. St. John's Prep
Hanagan
Hawkes
Eastern League Morning and Afternoon Results Summary
Newark defeated Jersey City 1 to 1 in 17 innings in a foggy start. Baltimore blanked Providence 8 to 0. Providence beat Toronto 4 to 2 while Newark won 4 to 7 in a shortened afternoon contest due to rain. Montreal Buffalo and Toronto Rochester games were rained out.
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Newark
Jersey
Baltimore
Providence
Montreal-Buffalo
Toronto-Rochester
Toronto
Rasreey
Hawthornes Defeat Lawrence in Dorchester Match
Hawthornes of Dorchester defeated Lawrence at Yraudklin Field amid a late surge. Details are scarce due to damaged OCR, but the result favors Hawthornes with a decisive performance and a strong finish by the home team.
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Hawthornes
Dorchester
Bes Yraudklin
Even Break for Every Club in the New England League
In a New England League game Haverhill faced Lawrence with Fleming and Noblett among the hitters. Osborn allowed seven runs through seven innings. Maybohm pitched one. Key plays included a two base hit by Fleming and several stolen bases by Ti and Fleming. Attendance reached 1200 as Freil and Osborn struck out multiple batters.
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bMerrill
Haverhill
Lawrence
Noblett
Foulke
Moore
Hagan
Fleming
Bannon
Perrott
Ochran
Alnsmith
Maybohm
Catterson
Tterson
Kruger
Dickey
Miller
Crisham
Freil
Ainsmith
Lanigan
Lawrence Bruins defeat Haverhill 5 to 1 in afternoon game
In Lawrence at the afternoon clash McGuire lasted 5 two thirds innings allowing five runs. Miller Bannon and Trainor scored for Lawrence while Crisham doubled for Haverhill and Noble took two hits. Lawrence improves with persistent offense as Haverhill struggles on the mound.
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McGuire
Haverhill
Miller
Noble
Bannon
Dickey
Trainor
Foulke
Pearson
Guire
Schuman
Hagan
Merrill
Ae Pearson
Lanigan
New Bedford Beats Fall River in Morning Baseball Game
New Bedford wins 1-0 over Fall River as manager Dowd rotates lineup. Pruitt pitches a no hit no run game with 6 strikeouts, Umpire Cunningham rules on a second base play, attendance about 500.
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New Bedford
River
Dowd
Cunningham
Bauman
Pruitt
Butler
Walsh
W'stein
McCrone
Basten
Baan Bun
Valve A. Wilson
Ol Winwoode
M'O
Bedlent
Brockton Beats Worcester In Low-Scoring Tilt
Brockton held Worcester to six runs through the game as Morton Pape, Dulin, and Haas led with two-base hits. Files and Haas combined on a double play, while Henriksen Lavigne and Page stole bases. Anthony was hit by a pitch and Pape struck out six times.
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Harmel
Smith
Boston
Sharpe
Miller
Chicago Cub
Beck
Sweeney
Hummel
Cirous
Graham
Brooklyn
Daubert
Wheat
Tony Smith
Bergen
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Herzog
Rucker
Shean
Burke
Curtis
Burch
Worcester
Brockton
R. Brockton
Page
F. 'Crum
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M’govern
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R.f
Ain
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McCute
Anthony
Shannon
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McLane
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Man
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O' Brien
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Perane
Pape
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Balis
M. O'Brien
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Poe
Rae Age
Genel
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Oll eLane
Thane
Lowell Victory Over Lynn In Close Ball Game
Lowell defeats Lynn in a tight morning contest 4 to 0. Patrick and Stovall contribute with solid hitting while Cooney adds two bases on a pair of two-base hits. Pitchers Magee and Wolfgang hold the opposition to zero runs as Lowell secures the win.
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Lynnpo.ab
Pil. PO
Patrick
Ryan
I Coulter
Cooney
Alee
Stovall
Bae
Fluharty
Iho
Oom-Doncia
Aakely
Biseasers
Rons
Fitspatrick
Neese
Magee
Lynn Triumphs 2 to 1 Over Lowell in Regional Play
In a tense New England matchup Lynn edges Lowell 2 to 1. The game featured strong pitching from Lynn and key hits that broke the deadlock in the late innings.
Fall River Beats New Bedford In One-Sided 10 to 4 Game
Fall River defeated New Bedford 10 to 4 at noon led by Wilson and Temple. Butler Wetenstein Weaver and Wood contributed with key hits as New Bedford stayed competitive early but could not hold the lead.
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Fall River
New Noon
Wilson
Temple
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Oi Walsh
W'stein
Rm Devine
Rising
Bowcock
Dun Ham
Sullivan
M'C'mek
Mwood
Bauman
Pratt
New Bedford
Weteenstein
McCrone
Brookline Wins 10-Inning High School Tilt 4-3
Brookline High defeats Newton High 4 to 3 in a ten inning Prep contest at Claflin Field. Newton led 8–0 before Brookline rallied with two runs in the ninth to tie and won on a muffed fly by Newton in deep right. Anderson earned the win for Brookline and Gaw took the loss for Newton as Denning and Wood contributed strongly for Brookline.
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Brookline High
Newton High
Claflin Field
Brookline
Brooklii
Woot
Anderson
Denning
M’guire
R. F
Stewart
Walkzer
Kelliher
Olan Son
Steed
Gallasher
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Goa
Wood
Ning
Peohite
Naiab
Morse
O'Hern
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Kelliker
Conn League Morning and Afternoon Results
Morning games show Northampton 4 Springtela 3 Holyoke 5 Hartford 4 New Britain 6 Waterbury 2 Bridgeport 2 New Haven 1. Afternoon games feature Waterbury 7 New Britain 2 Bridgeport 2 New Haven 26 Northampton 3 Springfield 3 Northampton 2 Holyoke 6 Hartford 4.
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Springtela
Holyoke
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Bridgeport
New Haven
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