Boston Drubs Phillies as Bernhardt Wild and Conn Struggles
Boston beats Philadelphia 4 to 0 in four innings due to wild pitching by Conn and a hard-hitting Philadelphia lineup. Bernhardt allowed multiple hits while Dineen and Cuppy kept the visitors scoreless. attendance listed as 2700. Two-base hits by Clements Delephanty Slagle and errors noted in scoring.
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National League results and scores
In Boston the Braves beat Philadelphia 20 to nothing. St Louis routed New York 2 to 0. Brooklyn hammered New York 15 to 0 in a slate of league games.
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College Football Scores From Weekend Games
Detroit 8 Indianapolis 17 in Milwaukee. Kansas City 4. Providence 7 Syracuse 4. Amherst 6 Williams 0. Cleveland 7 Buffalo 0. End of listed results.
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Yale baseball anxious over catcher Hirsch for Harvard game
New Haven readers learn Yale fears catcher Hirsch may miss the Harvard showdown after a finger dislocation in the Cambridge game. If unavailable, Sullivan will replace Hirsch with Cunha absent from town.
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Harvard Crew Demoralized After Captain Higginson’s Injury
Harvard Varsity eight experiences a demoralized shift after Captain Higginson breaks his leg in a bail accident. Charles M. Sheafe is named captain. Harding moves to stoke. Bullard shifts positions as the team struggles to regroup before the race. Heavy heat reduces weight and morale as Coach Storrow guides a shortened, uncertain lineup.
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Newhall Tilton
Cambridge
Goodrich
Tilton
Richard Bullard
Varsity Crew Trials Highlighted By Cohesion Issues
The 95 and 96 oarsmen joined Bradley and other veterans on board for practice at the river. Goodrich urged the crew to stay together, noting disunity as a chief fault. Varsity paddled to Allyns Point and back, with a post accident change evident. Freshmen lost three starts due to their own weak rowing. water conditions remained perfect.
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Yale Crews Put Through Hard Final Practice Before Race
Yale crews were sent out for final hard practice in hot weather at Gales Ferry Conn. The freshmen repeated morning work along the river, the varsity eight did racing starts and long stretches, and the varsity four spent about 45 minutes on the water. There were no stove rows or changes. Visitors Adee Griswold Magee arrived, and tomorrow Yale varsity plans an official visit to Harvard.
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Brock's Commercial Agency shuts down abruptly
New York on June 25 reports Henry Brock of Brock's Commercial Agency, a Dun and Bradstreet style firm with offices from Park Row to Philadelphia and Europe, notified subscribers he cannot continue business. Clerks say Brock left town last Thursday night to Massachusetts with unknown plans to return or resume operations.
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Yankee 70 footer trials under light breeze at Bristol harbor
The seventy foot yacht Yankee built by the Herreshoffs for H B Duryea and Harry Payne Whitney completed a trial run at Bristol Rhode Island in a light southwest wind. She performed well in stays with mainsail two headsails and No 1 club topsail and anchored off the Herreshoff works after a short voyage toward Providence. A second trial is planned later this week.
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Ruhlin Confident in Rematch With Sharkey at Coney Island
Gus Ruhlin expresses strong belief he will defeat Tom Sharkey in the 25 round bout at Seaside Sporting Club on Coney Island tomorrow night. Ruhlin notes improved conditioning and a 185 pound frame while Sharkey teams with Tom O Rourke Bob Armstrong as backers. Ruhlin’s adviser is James J Corbett with assistants Madden and Goff.
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Sporting News On Bernard Wefers And Local Athletes
Bernard Wefers, sidelined by malaria, faces a Paris return and hopes to regain form after a stellar past. James Moran, Chelsea cyclist, is injured at Lynn but aims for a pro comeback. John S Johnson, Worcester, failed in pro ranks after amateur success. Tattle Jack Brady, Lowell champ, in Niagara Falls preparing for a bout in Buffalo. Claude Hamilton versus Patrick Keegan duel at Littleton eyed for excitement. Local baseball sees young talent overtaking veterans with Emmets and Elms dominating Saturdays. Three aging stars from South Ends struggle to stay relevant.
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Patrick Keegan
Littleton
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Woman's spine surgery saves life after fall
Mrs Margaret Banks of Greenwich Conn was brought to St Marks hospital after falling from a roof while sleep walking. Surgeons led by Prof Erdman removed three vertebrae to save her life. She will need a straight jacket for life but doctors hope paralysis may be avoided.
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Greenwich
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Erdman
Quay Stock Rising After Philadelphia Convention
Anti Quay leaders in Parribeure Pennsylvania concede his performance at the Philadelphia convention boosted his standing. They admit he recovered ground after the Washington certiorari issue and fear his success may derail their plans to defeat pro Quay candidates for the legislature. His supporters claim he is stronger for re election to the U S Senate and will win the extension of the Legislature.
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New Anti Imperialists Meet in New York to Plan Campaign
About 35 anti imperialists from major cities met at the Plaza hotel to decide actions in the coming presidential campaign. A resolution called for a general conference of anti imperialists to consider a plan for campaign and to condemn the imperialistic policy of the current administration.
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No Bills Found Grand Jury Dismisses Ice Trust Officials
New York June 25 a grand jury failed to indict the president and directors of the American Ice company on criminal conspiracy charges brought by William R Hearst The session examined Walter Howard Robert A Scott William McClure and others before adjourning the hearing The listed conspirators include Charles W Morse David M Hunt John R Bennett John D Schoonmaker Wesley M Oler Charles B Church Edwin Campbell John Bauer John L Cavanaugh and Charles Devoe The hearing before Referee Myer Nussbaum was adjourned to Thursday June 2
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Names for new warships authorized by the navy
Washington June 5 The secretary of the navy has authorized names for new battleships and other ships. Battleships Virginia and Rhode Island armored cruisers Maryland Colorado and South Dakota protected cruisers St Louis Milwaukee and Charleston.
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Growth of the Pie Industry in New York City
New York pie factories produce up to 120000 pies daily with an average around 100000, outsizing Boston in pie making. Factory pies are hand made and rival small bakers, driven by rising demand from restaurants and hotels. The industry emphasizes cleanliness, quality ingredients, and skilled supervision, with apple pie the most popular year round and pumpkin and mince peaking in fall and winter.
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Real Estate Offers In Lowell and Nearby Areas
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Good Restaurant Sale At Astonishing Low Price 150
Advertises a restaurant for sale at 150, no credit or accounts, located at the corner of two thoroughfares in this city. Fish and Plummer at 137 Central Street invite buyers seeking a paying business with immediate delivery terms.
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Boston and Maine timetables corrected for June 25 1900
Train listings from Merrimack Street Depot and Middlesex Street Station in Lowell show Boston and Maine services to numerous destinations including Boston, Lawrence, Haverhill, Salem, Newburyport and Montreal. Schedules indicate daily and Sunday trains with varied times and destinations, noting lines to Exeter Dover York Beach Wells River and more, under supervision of D. J. Plande and H. C. Tapt.
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