Harvard Beats Yale In Fourteenth Inning Classic
Harvard edged Yale 6 to 4 in fourteen innings at Cambridge to even the series and force a deciding game. Clarks homer sparked Harvard early, Yale tied it in the third, and in the top of the fourteenth Gannett's hit and Hardwick's scoring drive sealed the Crimson victory. Crowds saw Felton, Brown, and Burdett in action as pitchers and fielders, with Adams and Sternberg umpiring.
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Notre Dame Pitcher Draft Claims After College Looms
The Chicago Americans and New York Nationals claim Notre Dame pitcher Lathrop as the center of a controversy. Bobby Lynch and coach allegedly induced Lathrop to sign with Chicago after college, with a rival persuasion by Dick Kinsella for New York. Land’s unsigned status weakens Chicago’s claim, boosting New York’s case.
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Washington and Elberton State League Tie in Second Game
Washington tied Elberton 10 all in the second game of a four game series as darkness halted play in the lehrth inning with a 29 to 10 score. Batteries Rich and Burden played for the visitors Norman and Stone for Washington. Jone 18 had a special performance for Washington.
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Elberton
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Cordele Names New Baseball President Heard Succeeds Bartholomew
Cordele Georgia June 18 special report says at a Cordell Baseball Association meeting O M Heard became president, replacing Bartholomew who resigned for business reasons. Heard notes Cordele has a strong team but must be strengthened to stay ahead as rival clubs in the league pledge better play.
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Producers Defeat L W Rogers Co in Grocers' League Game
One Grocers' league game was played Wednesday afternoon as the Producers beat L W Rogers Co 5 to 4. Wilson and Farr pitched, with pinch hitters Dewart and Porter contributing. Wilson fanned 13. Farr also excelled, while McCord and Brian worked behind the plate and in the field.
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Clothiers League to Be Organized at Peachtree Street
The Clothiers' league held a meeting at 97 Peachtree Street last night with five teams represented Muse Eiseman Brothers Daniel Brothers General Film Co and the O A C Club. A sixth team is needed. Another meeting will be held tonight at 7 o clock. Once organized games will likely be played on Wednesday afternoons.
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General Film Co
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College Hurler Honored at Franklin Field
In Philadelphia a bronze tablet was unveiled on Franklin Field in memory of Clarence Dayne, a famed 1898 University of Pennsylvania pitcher. The inscription lauds him as a great college pitcher and captain, honoring his athletic and student achievements during homeroom day exercises. Bayne died several years ago, and the tablet features his full figure portrait in university baseball attire.
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Tranklin Field
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University of Tennsylvania
Bayne
Savannah beats Columbus Bavoonah in pitchers' duel to claim series
Mayers singles with two down in the ninth driving in Robertson for the Pirates' only run as Morrow and Robertson duel in a low scoring finale. Savannah gains 9?2 in a tense game. Umpires Leary Barr. Time 1.20. Scouts 4 GullS 0. Jacksonville and Charleston split a doubleheader with Lindsay taking losses and Grover star for the winners.
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Leary
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Lindsay
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Albany
Albany Babies Dominate Peaches In Doubleheader Split
Albany’s Babies defeat Peaches 9 to 5 in the opener as Waller debuts for Albany and Voss struggles. In the nightcap Macon wins 12 to 7 behind strong hitting. Duggleby Bremmierhoff and Smith staff the pitching while Wells and Reynolds catch. Umpires Moran and Barr officiate both games.
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Official Standing for Southern Baseball League
Littls Rock Ark June 18 Adolph Jacobson secretary to President Kav anaugh of the Southern Baseball league issued the official standings through Tuesday's games. Clubs listed include Mobile Montgomery Nashville Memphis Birmingham New Orleans and Atlanta with Nashville protested game affecting Atlanta and Samson outcome. standings deemed correct with noted variance.
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Musser
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Ark
Adolph Jacobson
Kavanaugh
Southern Baseball League
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Montgomery Ow
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Jallante
Sue
Merophis
Charlie Wahoo Declines Empire Umpire Role in Waycross
Sharile Wahoo, long time manager of the Waycross Empire baseball team, left Waycross for New York to arrange a southern agency with a major sporting goods house. He has decided not to accept umpire offers in the Empire and has turned down several other baseball positions.
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Gainesville 7 Tech 0 in league game
Gainesville Georgia defeated Tech 7 to 0 in a summer baseball game. The Gainesville lineup featured strong defense as four double plays were turned and the White brothers contributed notably with pitcher's control by G White and strong fielding from F White. Tech relied on battery combinations of Fox Montague and Veerle with McNeil.
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Ismay Protests Over Derby Disqualification
London June 183 C Ismay owner of Craganour the disqualified Derby winner was granted a temporary injunction restraining the Jockey Club stewards and stakeholders from disposing of funds. He maintains Craganour was the rightful winner and vows to challenge the ruling. Bir Ismay later chose not to seek a permanent injunction.
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Berry Indorsed by Printing Pressmen Union Meeting
In a close vote the Inter national Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America practically endorsed President Georges St Berry. Opponents are mainly from larger-city unions as Chicago strikes and related issues loom for fuller discussion. Key speakers Glossbrenner and Cashman praised union leadership and stressed support for home activities at Hale Springs.
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Tonn Jung
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America
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M Glosshrennar
United Typothetae of America
Jas Tashman
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Dothan Fire Causes Loss of Nearly $100000
Dothan Alabama June 18 a fire that threatened the business district caused an estimated 90000 in damage partly insured The origin was unknown and losses were heavy at Henderson and Adams dry goods 33000 the Dothan Mule company 15000 O P Green company 15000 Malone Furniture company 20000 Wise office building 8000 The flames were first seen in the stables of the Dothan Mule company and for two hours it seemed the fire department might not control the blaze.
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Henderson and Adams Dry Goods Company
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O P Green Company
Malone Furniture Company
Wise
Contro
Fourteen Americans killed in Philippine battle
Washington reports fourteen American soldiers died in four days of fighting on Jolo Island Philippines as Pershing's forces subdued the Moros. Among the dead are Captain Taylor A Nichols Philippine Scouts aged 38, son of John Nichols of Durham Cal, plus eleven scouts and two regulars. One regular, Oliver Williard of company M Eighth Infantry, was killed on the first day. his sister resides in Rhode Island.
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Rhode Island
Luther Gerhart and Kin Linked in Pennsylvania Company Family
Luther Gerhart and a relative connected with the same Pennsylvania company are noted as living in Fennelvan. The brief item mentions family ties and location without further details or dates.
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Lves
Fenneyl- van
Hunger strike begins by suffragettes leaders
London June 18. The leaders who were jailed yesterday for conspiracy began a hunger strike immediately after reaching jail as part of their protest.
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Siz Sef Tregette
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