Many Hits Won From St. Louis Attendance Record Roomed
The crowd of 5200 packed the venue to watch Frazer in the visitors box as St. Louis produced a high scoring contest with numerous hits and strong performances.
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Boston Faces Uphill Baseball Hurdle in Chase for Pennant
Boston battered St Louis 9 to 3 in a rain interrupted game as Chicago and Cleveland battle atop the league. The column urges an eight to ten game streak to revive Boston’s flag chase, notes pitching concerns for Gibson Young Dineen and Tannehill, and argues fans must back Collins and players to spark a late surge.
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New York Beats Cincinnati in Bats and Errors
In Cincinnati on June 21 Walker allowed three singles and a triple in the first inning and issued two walks. Ewing relieved in the second and pitched well for New York. Final score shows New York with scattered runs and Cincinnati with uneven defense. Batteries Mathewson Bowerman for New York and Walker Ewing Schlei for Cincinnati. Umpires Klein and O'Day. Attendance 6631.
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Chicago routs Philadelphia 3 0 in baseball showdown
In Chicago on June 21 Corridon's wild pitching and a one handed grab by Maloney halted Philadelphia. Chicago scored three times while Briggs and Kling opposed Corridon and Doom. Time 1.45 attendance about 3000 with umpire John Stone.
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Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn In Nine Inning Game
Pittsburg wins 4 to 2 over Brooklyn with two three-baggers and a sixth inning double. Batteries Philippe and Peitz vs MelIn tyre and Bergen. Time 1.0. Umpire Emslie. Attendance 178.
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Clippers seek game with Emmetts or Lowell 8 against Red Men
Amateur baseball note invites teams to challenge for a game. The Clippers seek a contest with the Emmetts or the Lowell 8, as R. A. or Red Men's prefer. Send all challenges to John Lynch at 8 Read Street, City.
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Wood leads Philadelphia to win over Cleveland in 7-3 game
Philadelphia, June 21. Wood hitting sparked a 7 to 3 victory over Cleveland. Plank pitched well for Philadelphia with Schreck, Moore and Bemis in the battery. The game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes with Sheridan umpiring and a large attendance.
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New England League Results Postponed All Games Delayed
News brief reports that the New England League games were postponed across the slate with all contests delayed due to undisclosed conditions. Officials did not specify rescheduled dates or reasons in the brief item.
Americans Shine In London Tennis Championship
London June 21 The American tennis team performs strongly at the Queen's Club with Holcomb Ward defeating M J G Ritchie 6 1 6 1 8 10 and Beals C C Wright beating A F Wilding 6 3, while William Clothier falls to Walter Dunlop 4 6 6 1 6 1. Ward and Wright win doubles 6 2 6 1 6 0. Larned and Clothier beat Bowe and Watt 6 2 6 2 6 4.
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William J. Clothier
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F. J. Watt
Contests Talked Up For Next Saturday Mohairs Vs Buntings
The U S Bunting Club met at the Arlington hotel with President Crawford presiding and prepared for next Saturday's game against the Mohairs. Both teams have each defeated the other once, raising anticipation and debates among Bunting supporters over a disputed umpire call last Saturday. The Buntings announced their strongest lineup with Rawley as captain and Duggan as umpire, planning to secure a victory.
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Zion Club Faces Andover Game After Perfect Start
The Zion players prepare for a Saturday afternoon state league game at Andover after winning all games this year. The squad lists captain William Croft senior and a long roster with Meiklejohns, Hindle, Guilline, and West, plus reserves and scorer Logan, with travel from Merrimack Square at 1 PM. A practice session is planned tonight near six, weather permitting, and a Zion Club business meeting will set plans for the all day July 4 affair with the West India Wanderers on the fairgrounds.
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Moore Spinning Cricket Club To Face North Billerica
The Moore Spinning Cricket Club hosts North Billerica on their home grounds Saturday afternoon. Players include capt E Chippendale H Hadley J Hoyle A Hodgson J Tetley J Hershaw H Whitehead J Tabrah J Greenwood R Curl J OConnell. Reserves G Armitage E Crabtree. scorer Samuel Ogley. umpire George Elliott. Ladies invited.
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Lowell at Fall RiverDiamond match notes and umpire woes
Reports from several New England league cities discuss upcoming Lowell at Fall River game and the status of umpires and team conditions. Observations praise Hickman of Concords, note Moss leading Nashua batters, and recount player movements including Eaton from Taunton and Varney's release. A star umpire is blamed for on field tensions amid changing rosters.
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Lawsuit Over Baseball Injury at Polo Grounds
Miss Bertha Ganz sought damages after being struck by a foul tip at a Giants versus Bostons game on September 3, 1894. Civil Justice McLaughlin ruled spectators risk injury at games, denying the claim against National Exhibitions Co. The piece also notes remarks about umpire O Day and players in other papers.
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Sleeper Service Boston to Lake Placid Begins June 26
The Boston & Maine railroad will operate a sleeping car to Lake Placid on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from June 26 aboard train No. 3 leaving Boston at 4 30 p m arriving Lake Placid at 7 45 a m next day. The route goes via Fitchburg through the Hoosac Mountains and Deerfield Valley to Troy New York and north via Delaware & Hudson. Return service from Lake Placid runs Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays arriving in Boston at 9 50 a m the next day via Mechanicville arriving at Boston.
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Epworth League and Eagles Conventions Travel Rates
Lowest fares to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo on the Nickel Plate Road. Account of conventions and return limits with full details on dates, tickets sold, seating, sleepers, and related terms. L. P Burgess N. E. P. 4 Old South Building Boston Mass.
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Free Man Commuted From Seven-Year Embezzlement Sentence
Wm. S. Jewett, former Lake National Bank director and liquidating agent, had seven years for misapplication of bank funds commuted to expire immediately due to ill health. He was sentenced in Massachusetts after a long legal fight, with initial arrest in 1895 for $50,000 embezzlement and serving since 1900.
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Jewett Returns Home After Pardon
Lawrence June 21 Jewett was notified of a pardon in the afternoon. He was released from jail at 8 30 tonight and went directly to his home.
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Kafoozelum Opens at Tremont in Novel Underground Tale
Boston theatre goers will see Kafoozelum, a new Allen Lowe and George Rosey musical with added Schindler numbers, opening at the Tremont Monday. The Chicago success features Nellie Dunne by Elsie Fay, Kafoozelum in the title role by Dave Lewis, and a cast including Marlowe, Lyons, Park, Clark, Kelso, Blake and eight Incubator Babies in a surreal inland kingdom Turvianna.
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Keenan Headlines Boston Vaudeville Week of June 26
Frank Keenan renowned as the Sol Smith Russell of the varieties tops the Keith program for the week starting June 26. He performs in At the Threshold a highly praised one act piece, supported by Francis Fontaine and Edward Elsmer. The bill includes Mlle Chester with a $10,000 statue dog in Pictures of the Hunt, Sears and Violet Ellen in The Sign Painter, Aurie Dagwell in The Girl of ’61, Niblo and Riley, Gallando, and Stone and Lind. The Fadettes orchestra and new motion pictures complete the show.
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Burglary Warning Sparks Harduppe Household Quip
Mrs Harduppe warns of a burglar inside the house while Mr Hardup responds with a weary joke about working hard for nothing. The brief exchange underscores a tense moment and household humor in the face of intruders.
France Holds Morocco Conference Details Before German Move
Paris June 21 diplomats report Prince Radolin received from Premier Rouvier a note outlining France's Morocco policy. France favors Moroccan integrity and sultan sovereignty with open door trading. Rouvier would consider a conference only if its scope is defined in advance and Germany states its limits. Germany seeks conference first then details, while France demands details first. The stalemate may renew tensions as Berlin prepares its next move.
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Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by Falls & Burkinshaw and others
An advertisement warns about smoking in a powder magazine and urges kidney health with Foley's Kidney Cure. It claims to cure slight kidney disorders in days and, with continued use, the most obstinate cases including Bright's disease and diabetes previously deemed incurable. It lists Falls & Burkinshaw, A. E. Storey & Co., Davis Square, and Ellingwood & Co. as distributors.
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