Rain Wrecks New England Games and More
Rain ruined games across the New England league and many major league clashes. In American League play Philadelphia beat St Louis 2 to 1 and Washington defeated Detroit 2 to 1 while Chicago New York and Cleveland Boston were postponed. Plank pitched Philadelphia to the win over St Louis with Donahue returning after a year away.
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Boston
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Washington Beats Detroit In Tight Baseball Showdown
Washington edges Detroit 3-2 in a ninth inning escape after a costly error and timely single. Patten outpitched Mullin in a low scoring contest with Drill backing Patten and McGuire behind the plate. Sheridan umpired before a crowd of 1,803.
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Washington
Cincinnati Defeats St Louis 4 3 In Tight Finish
Cincinnati wins 4 3 over St Louis in Cincinnati on June 15. St Louis mounted a late three run rally in the ninth but could not overcome the early lead. Farrell was ejected for abusing umpire Holliday. Attendance about 2000. Batteries Evening and Bergen, Rhoades and O Neil. Time two hours.
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Davis
Donahue
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Donovan
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Farrell
Holliday
Bergen
Rhoades
O'Neil
Leever Shuts Out Western Team In Pittsburg Game
Pittsburg pitcher Leever blanked Chicago for the third straight time, allowing only one hit. Menefee also pitched well as Pittsburg led 6 to 2 after seven innings. Attendance was about 6,400 with Moran umpiring.
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Menefee
Phelps
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National League Matchups Set: Brooklyn Boston New York Philadelphia
In national league action Brooklyn travels to Boston New York visits Philadelphia and Chicago plays Pittsburgh. The schedule outlines three key clashes with standings implications and regional pride on the line. Each game features top lineups seeking division momentum.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Connecticut League Postponed All Games In Rain
New Haven June 15 all Connecticut league games were postponed due to heavy rain. Teams across the league canceled contests, delaying standings and tomorrow’s schedule as officials monitor field conditions and reschedule dates.
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Baseball notes from the New England League and beyond
Multiple NE league games were postponed by rain. Lowell Nashua and Manchester Concord matches discussed along with Lowell Nashua today. Fall River extended win streak to five with 3500 attendance. Hickey posted 10 hits in 20 at bats last week.
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Lowell and Nashua clash in weekly league play action
The report details Lowell facing Nashua and Manchester with strong batting and fielding from Lowell led by Hafford and Lake. It notes pitchers, stolen bases, and extra base hits, plus Rusie nearing form and various players like Eus tace and Kloby in the circuit.
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Amateur Base Ball Tourney at Hillside Park Graniteville
An amateur baseball grand tournament will be held at Hillside park in Graniteville on Saturday afternoon June 27 with a good cash prize. All surrounding towns are invited to participate. Send your best form. no suburban club will be barred. Address letters to John Healey, manager, or Robert McCarthy, secretary.
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Lowell Independents Draw Offers for Return at Derry
The Lowell Independents list many game offers from River Point Olneyville Centerdale and Bristol R L and Claremont Berlin and Laconia New Hampshire clubs. The Independents will play a return game at Derry New Hampshire next Saturday after a 4 to 3 defeat at Derry on May 23. Ryan and Donovan, former Lowell players, are delivering strong pitching in Derrys for the upcoming contest.
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Donovan
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Kolutoo Ahead In Spectacular Seawanhaka Race
Manchester, June 15. A gale and heavy rain made today's Seawanhoka cup race the most dramatic yet. Kolutoo won by 15 seconds over Frontenac with Vampire close behind. Duke suffered a mishap and later a mast-flaw but fought back to finish fourth. Next race set for tomorrow at 10 if weather allows.
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Governor Bates Vetoes Hayes and Bennett Street rail bill clash
Boston June 15. Governor Bates vetoed the bill to modify last year’s law separating national and savings banks, blocking exceptions that would allow occupancy of identical offices. The veto shapes future action on a petition by the City Five Cent Savings Bank of Haverhill and the general bill pending in the Senate. The house debated railroad and street railway powers, tax measures, and various special bills with sharp exchanges among lawmakers.
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Holcomb Ward to Meet Hackett for Metropolitan Title
New York June 15 Harvard veteran Holcomb Ward won the final to claim the Metropolitan tennis championship and will face Yale veteran Harold H Hackett in the title match. Ward defeated Rose Burchard in three sets, with Hackett and Little advancing in doubles as weather halted the late schedule.
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J. Stad
T. C. Trask
Massachusetts House Approves State Tax and Budget Totals
The Ways and Means Committee reported a state tax of 2.5 million and an auditor's expenditures estimate of 10.28 million, with 11.41 million authorized. Revenue is projected at 9.04 million, leaving 2.38 million to be raised by taxation, plus numerous unaccounted items. Cities list tax allocations with Boston at 905,200 and Worcester 98,750, among others. Ought to pass recommended for four new Rutland sanitarium cottages and health board publication of a manual. election of Boston aldermen at large debated, with House concurring.
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Veto Message On Savings Bank Office Bill Read In Senate
At 1.15 the clerk read the governors veto message on the bill allowing savings banks to have offices with national banks. Two senators Frost and How favored passing over the veto while 24 opposed. Mr. Bemis moved two daily sessions 11 am and 2 pm. Reports on Ha verhill Savings Bank occupancy and on exempting small savings bonds were taken from the table or rejected.
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Bates Veto on Bank Separation Law Rejected by Senate
Boston June 15 Gov Bates vetoed the bill to modify last year’s bank separation law. In his message he argues the earlier provision stemmed from years of demand and aims to protect banking security. He contends exemptions would undermine the principle and urges full compliance or repeal.
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Gov. Bates
Senate
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Harvard crews win in gale at Thames four mile race
Gales Ferry Connecticut June 15 heavy wind and outgoing tide slowed Harvard oarsmen who raced a four mile course in 21 20 with a strong finish. The Yale varsity won the half mile sprint against Harvard by three lengths. varsity four did 2 45 for the same distance. General crew improvement noted despite light training.
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Cove
Gales Ferry
Varsity
Feared To Wet Their Sails In Calm Yachting Day
In New York on June 15 the cup defenders Reliance Constitution and Columbia stayed at their moorings due to apprehension of wet sails as rivals sailed for Glen Cove cups at Long Island Sound. A fresh north by west wind and whitecaps offered a chance to test Reliance under racing conditions with a half hour rain squall interrupting the activity.
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New York Yacht Club
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Sound
Yacht Estelle Capsizes Off Oyster Bay During Races
The schooner Estelle owned by L. H. Allanan capsized in a 2:30 p.m. squall in the Sound about four miles off Oyster Bay during New York Yacht Club races. A passing steamer towed all aboard to Larchmont Yacht Club, and the yacht was later towed to Cold Spring Harbor.
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Toronto Aces Buffalo 7 3 In Eastern League Action
In Toronto the Toronto team defeated Buffalo 7 to 3 as rain caused Newark Jersey City Newark and Providence Worcester to postpone games.
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Providence-Worcester
Gardner Beats DeVine In Roxbury Fight Stop Round Four
Jimmy Gardner defeated Tommy De vine last night in Roxbury as the referee halted the bout in the fourth round. Gardner seized control early and maintained the lead, earning the victory on a stoppage.
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Tommy Devine
Roxbury
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