CHAMPIONS ATTACK STRONG AGAIN IN BASEBALL SLATE
In Philadelphia the Athletics win two against Boston 1 0 and 7 32 hits combined. First game sees three singles and a double score three runs while Thomas is struck in the mouth and leaves the game. Second game features Boston and Philadelphia offense with Wyckoff Schang Cooper and Thomas for Philadelphia and Shawkey Lapp Bedient Cady for Boston. In Chicago Cleveland rallies in tenth to claim victory while Detroit falls to St Louis as Weitman shuts down the Tigers and Boehier finishes.
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Senators Take Both In Doubleheader Win
New York and Washington split a doubleheader as Washington won 2 to 0 in the first game and 5 to 3 in the second. Shaw pitched well, driving in Washington's second run with a homer. The second game saw Washington rally with three ties and two errors for three runs in the sixth. Batteries Shaw and Henry faced Caldwell and Nanamaker in the opener. Engle Aires Williams Keating Gossett worked the second. No other games were scheduled today.
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Madison and Ferns Matched for Ten Rounds in Murray Utah
Samson, the shifty hittting Butte welterweight, known as Wild cat Perna, is paired with Ferns for a 10 round bout on June 12 in Murray Utah. Ferns twice lost to Bre r who defeated Madison in a Broadway bout three months ago. Madison trains in Salt Lake while Ferns travels from the coast.
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Pirates Lose Ninth Straight As Cubs Edge They
Pirates suffer their ninth consecutive defeat losing 6 to 5 at Chicago. Harmon wild, Cheney saved time for relief, six runs scored in two bad innings with weak defense and walks. Batteries Humphreys Cheney Archer for Pittsburgh while Harmon Kantlehner Toole and Gibson pitched for Chicago. Also notes St Louis defeated Cincinnati and Brooklyn beat Boston with Nap Rucker keying the win.
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Crimson Loses Its Goat From Harvard Campus
Red Top, Harvard’s goat mascot, disappeared and was reported to have traveled from Cambridge to New London by express and been signed for and taken away by launch. Crew members suspected Yale involvement, which Yale denied.
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Players Quit If Demands Not Met Prompt Field Ejection
Manager Herzog ordered two players off the field after they threatened to quit the team at the end of ten days. He said more time was needed to take further steps.
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San Francisco and Los Angeles split twin bill
In San Francisco the Angels defeated Oakland 3 to 2 as Tyan pitched well for Los Angeles but Oakland could not string together hits. In the second game Venice blanked Frisco 4 to 0, with Frisco limited to four hits as Geyer and Klepfer shut them down. Portland debut of Evan Evans, defeated by Kiawitter of Sacramento in a pitchers duel 5 hits to 10.
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Brooklyn Defeats Baltimore 10 4 In Six Inning Rally
Federal League action in Brooklyn saw the leading Baltimores fall 10 to 4 as Wilhelm and Conley were knocked from the mound after six innings. Local sluggers Ly Lafitte Shaw and Murphy homered among three of Brooklyn’s hits.
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Vancouver Battle, Portland Split Doubleheader Night
In the Northwest League Vancouver edged Portland 2 to 1 in the first game while Portland won 3 to 2 in the second, the night game ended at darkness after nine innings. The report also notes tensions with Chicago and Boston baseball figures, plus boxing schedules and nearby city results.
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Cal baseball team sails to Honolulu on Wilhelmina
The University of California varsity baseball squad, guided by Coach James Schaeffer, boarded the steamer Wilhelmina today bound for Honolulu. Hawaiians funded the trip as a reward for their on field victory.
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Reds Players Demand New Contracts Before St Louis Game
Two Cincinnati Reds outfielders and a pitcher demanded new contracts with a mutuality clause and higher pay. They notified manager Hergox shortly before facing St Louis, signaling willful support of management changes after Vic's response two days later.
Intercollegiate Championship Victory Over Stanford
A boys team defeated Stanford to clinch the Intercollegiate championship this year, marking a significant triumph for the squad and its program. The win underscores their competitive edge and resilience throughout the season.
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Resolute Defeats Vanitie In Second Cup Defender Trial
On June 2 at New York harbor under near perfect conditions the Resolute designed by Herreshoff defeated Alexander Cochran's Vanitie by 11 seconds on corrected time 2 minutes 12 seconds overall. The race on Long Island Sound offered similar winds to the first contest with both cup defender aspirants showing gains in tuning and performance. Navy and yachting observers called the results a close match as both sloops demonstrated speed with the outcome leaning toward a balanced contest until further tuning and stronger winds favor one boat.
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Seattle Rallies to Beat Victoria 4 2 in Ninth
Seattle, after being held scoreless through seven innings, tied in the eighth and grabbed the win over Victoria in the ninth by a 4 to 2 count. Key hits and strong defense aided Seattle as Kraft and Brottem featured offense. The Tacoma-Indians game referenced also mentioned Brottem’s seventh inning home run.
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Federal league case tests baseball loyalties in Chicago
The June 2 decision by Judge Fee upholds an injunction preventing Chief Johnson from playing for the Federal league, a ruling that fans say may trigger a mass player desertion from organized baseball. Organizers see the ruling as a setback and anticipate further challenges as the case potentially heads to the Supreme Court, with meetings among Federal league owners discussing the 10 day clause and player contracts.
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Indianagorm event summary in American Association notes
Indianagorm in Kansas City lists Paul C Louisville 11, Cleveland 12, Ten ti tines Milwaukee 4, Minneapolis 9 with ambiguous context. Names and places indicate a regional event or standings. exact dates and actions unclear from fragments.
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Free Rides on Truce Shake Toledo Transit
Toledo reports a ten years street railway franchise truce in effect. Cars run as usual and riders refusing to pay the 5 cent fare fixed by ordinance are carried free. About 20 percent of riders refuse to pay and are not ejected. Also noted, President Poincare shows Roosevelt courtesy for his France visit and a Tacoma agent of the Northern Pacific Express dies at 76.
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Art authority dead in Chicago at 71
Chicago June 3 Edward French a national authority on art and former director of the Arc Institute of Chicago died here today of cancer at age 71. He led the institute for three years and was widely regarded in art circles for his scholarship and public lectures.
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