Boston Falls To Pirates On Errors In Rainy Night
National League results show Boston losing 4 3 to Pittsburgh after costly errors by Wagner and Peitz in a tedious contest. Attendance 2425. Chicago beats New York 7 1. St Louis defeats Brooklyn 9 0. Cincinnati trounces Philadelphia 38 1. American League games were postponed by rain in Philadelphia and Boston while Washington defeats Chicago 5 2.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
P.c
Chicago Beats New York Behind Weimer Shutout Bid
Chicago wins 5 to 0 over New York as Weimer limits them to scattered hits and sparing runs. Despite three hits late, New York cannot mount offense. Batteries Weimer and Kling, Ames, Taylor and Bresnahan. Time 1.40. Attendance 6200. Umpires Emilie and Bausewine.
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Chicago
New York
Weimer
Kling
Ames
Taylor and Bresnahan
Emilie and Bausewine
Early baseball game in Cincinnati delayed by pitching duel
Cincinnati starter Harper and Philadelphia counterpart Dug gleby delivered excellent relief pitching in a one hour twenty minute game. Final score shows Cincinnati 0 to 2 1/3, with Harper and Phelps batting for Cincinnati and Dug gleby and Doom for Philadelphia. Umpire Johnstone. Attendance 2028.
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Cincinnati
Harper
Duggleby
Philadelphia
Phelps
Doom
Johnstone
St. Louis Defeats Brooklyn 9 to 0 in Clean Victory
St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 9 to 0 with Kellum Grady McIntyre and Bergen on the mound and Sheckard ejected for disputing a call. Time 1.27. Um pire Klem. Attendance 1300.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Kellum
Grady
McIntyre
Bergen
Klem
New England League Results Postponed By Rain
All New England League games were postponed due to rainfall. No games were played as rain halted action across the circuit.
New England League Baseball Matchups Listed
Concord faces Manchester Nashua clashes with Lowell Lynn meets Fall River Haverhill plays New Bedford in the schedule for the New England League. The card outlines four pairings and venues as the league announces upcoming games.
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P.C
Fall River
Manchester
New Bedford
Haverhill
Concord
Lynn
Lowell
Nashua
Nashua at Lowell in big league rumor and local notes
Boston Herald notes Nashua at Lowell with Tom McDermott’s winner. Nate Pulsifer leaves for Sioux City Wednesday. Lowell loses him while Win Clark shines at bat. Mention of a brass band in Manchester and a rough game with many stolen bases. Harris, Carrick, and Gilroy praised in Fall River. Raftery sale questioned in Haverhill amid fan unrest.
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Nate Pulsifer
Sioux City
Boston Herald
Lowell
Win Clark
Manchester
Harris
Fall River
Concord
N. H
Carrick
Gilroy
Boston and Cleveland Tangle as Rain Delays Games
A rain impacted day in Boston with Cleveland visiting and Detroit headed to Philadelphia. Boston hopes hitting will improve with Collins and Parent lifting averages toward .300 while Dineen and Gibson face warm weather issues. Cleveland argues for the pennant as Boston’s ascent remains within reach by July, with upcoming games against Detroit set.
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Boston
Jimmy Collins
Dineen
Collis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Collins
Stahl
Parent
Gibson
Tannehill
Young
New York
Chicago
Royal Rooters
Seibach
Freeman
McGovern
Lowell
Criger
Chicago Americans
Washington Defeats Chicago for Season's First Win
Washington carded a 5 to 3 victory over Chicago, solving pitchers Altrock and Smith. Wolfe pitched well for Washington, yielding seven hits while Chicago fell short after Smith exited in the sixth with four earned runs. Attendance was 2,100 as Sheridan umpired. batteries were Wolfe and Kittredge for Washington and Smith and Altrock for Chicago.
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Washington
Chicago
Smith
Altrock
Wolfe
Kittredge
McFarlane
Sheridan
Yale Crew Practice Cut by Storm and Exams
Yale crews reduced practice due to stormy weather and college examinations. The eight’s morning paddle was interrupted by heavy showers, and in the afternoon the eight did a three mile row with freshmen near the cove upstream. No change in boat lineups occurred.
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Yale
Yales Ferry
Conn
Harvard Varsity Crew Arrives for Thames Practice
The Harvard varsity crew of sixteen men reached Red per. Gales Ferr. Conn. on June 12 and began practice on the Thames after arriving from Cambridge. The freshman squad is expected tomorrow. The eight oar lineup includes Stroke Filley and Bow Bur chart with Meiers Bacon Lawson Newhall Flynt Tappan.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Thames
Filley
Meiers
Bacon
Lawson
Newhall
Flynt
Tappan
Burchard
Farley
George
Dills
Corlett
Pulliam to Favor Remission of Fines Over $10
Pittsburg June 12 Harry Pulliam president of the National League states he will seek remission of all fines over ten dollars levied this year under the Fleischman resolution. He cites Judge Sheldon in Boston and notes riots on three fields as justification and lists players set to have fines forgiven including McGann Blankenship Warner Clymer Abbott Sheckard Wagner and Kelley.
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Pittsburg
Harry Pulliam
National League
Sheldon
McGraw
Boston
Fleischman
Brush
Dan McGann
John McGraw
New York
Board of Directors
McGann
Blankenship
Warner
James Prokos Wins Victory in Connecticut
James Prokos, the champion Greek wrestler of New England, defeated W L Williamson of Noroton Heights in Stamford, Connecticut. Prokos secured four falls in under an hour despite a groin injury, with fall times 5:30, 7:38, 2:27, and 4:25, drawing a large crowd and praise for his performance.
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James Prokos
New England
Stamford
Prokas
Arthur Gotholf
Bridgeport
John Consos
Williams
RACING RACES PLANNED FOR GRANITE STATE TRACK
Concord New Hampshire June 12 Races will be held statewide next year under the New England Breeders Club. Andrew Miller of New York will supervise track construction with Perry Belmont and R T Wilson Jr of New York City on the board. Boston and New Hampshire interests are represented by local leaders. A 400 acre tract near Salem depot will host an elliptical 1 one eighth mile circuit with a three quarter mile straightaway. Plans include a steeplechase course clubhouses and stables and races hoped to begin by May 15 1906.
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Concord
N. H
New England Breeders Club
Andrew Miller
New York
Jockey Club Association
Perry Belmont
R. T.wilson
New York City
Boston
New Hampshire
Jerusha Bluebird
Holly
Annie
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Bean
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ROYAL
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Ida
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Socond
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Primrose
LYB
Heart
Maud
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Harry D
Florence NO. 1
Nix
Rose Pink
Resis
Rolling Stone
Sweet Sixteen
Mandy Lee
Harris
Sam
Polly
Baldy Fraglisca
Marie
Sally
Sally Slick
Harvard Athletic Committee selects 1907 undergrad managers
Cambridge June 12 Harvard Athletic committee today named three undergraduate members F A Goodhue manager of the football team N Kelly manager of the baseball team and G R Sugden assistant manager of the baseball team.
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Cambridge
Harvard Athletic Committee
F. A. Goodhue
N. Kelly
G. R Sugden
Crescents Seek Games With City Under 15 Teams
The Crescents invite challenges from all local teams under 15 years old. They have defeated the best junior squads and seek more opponents. Send challenges to Raymond Foye, 201 Market Street, or via phone.
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Crescents
Raymond Foye
Market Street
Gardner and O'Keefe Fight To A Draw In Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on June 12 young Gardner and Jack O'Keefe boxed 20 rounds to a draw, ending the bout without a winner. O'Keefe faced Gardner in a close match that kept the crowd engaged throughout.
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Salt Lake City
Young Gardner
Jack O'Keefe
GOLFERS COMPETE FOR STATE OPEN AT VESPER ISLAND
The State Open Championship of the Massachusetts Golf Association opens at Vesper Country Club with 25 entrants including notable pros from Brookline Myopia and Oakley and amateurs led by J B Hylan H H Wilder and Harold Selfridge. Practice rounds yield strong scores as professionals and amateurs prepare for 72 holes medal play over two days.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
Vesper
Massachusetts
United States
England
Lowell
Vest
David Brown
Boston
Alex
Matt Campbell
Brookline Country Club
Il Chisholm
Woodland G. C
L. C. Servos
Merrymount G. C
R. G McAndrews
Wallaston G. C
William Maguire
Allston G. C
J. L. MclNamara
Commonwealth G. C
John Jones
Myopia Hunt Club
Alexander Ross
Brae-Burn G. C
Donald Ross
Oakley C
J. B. Hylan
H. H. Wilder
Harold Selfridge
Oakley C. C
A. G. Lockwood
C. B. Cory
Allston
Wollaston
Lockwood
Hylan
Chisholm
Alex Campbell
McNamara
Col
Chadwick
Courier and Citizen
Sterling Palmist Ends Free Readings at Office Hours
The Sterling Palmist, overwhelmed by mail, halts public hand readings for now at 81 Merrimack Street Oriental Temple of Palmistry. Readings offered privately at 25 or 50 cents. hours 9 to 9 daily, Sunday included.
MARVELOUS PALM REVELATIONS BY STERLING PALMIST
Palmistry is praised as a science by Sterling Palmist at Oriental Temple of Palmistry and Astrology 81 Merrimack Street. Hands reading costs 25 or 50 cents with daily hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. including Sundays. He cites numerous recommendations from governors mayors sheriffs and judges and offers dates facts and figures to guide life, marriage, law, business and love.
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Merrimack Street
Sterling Palmist
The Sterling Palmist and Oriental Temple of Palmistry
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry at 81 Merrimack Street offers palm readings by Sterling Palmist with charges of 25 and 50 cents. Office hours 9 p m to 9 p m daily including Sunday, telephone 1380.
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Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Merrimack Street
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