Early 20th Century Baseball Scores Across Circuits
Record of multiple baseball games across leagues with results from American and United States Leagues. Scores include Philadelphia 2 Washington 1 and Cleveland 3 Detroit 1 among others. College results Yale 5 Harvard 2. Cotton States Yazoo City 8 Greenwood 1 and Columbus 9 Meridian 5.
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Vicksburg Wins Cotton States League First Half Pennant
The Cotton States League season of 1912 ends with Vicksburg taking the half pennant, Yagoo City in second, Meridian third. Vicksburg posts 38 wins and 22 losses for a .633 percentage. The second half starts tomorrow.
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Yale Tops Crimson 3 to 2 in Class Day Baseball Rivalry
In Cambridge on June 13 Yale defeated Harvard by 3 goals to 2 after yesterday’s 3 to 6 win in New Haven. Yale swept the lyi2 baseball series from the Crimson in straight games as a large class day crowd watched a cleanly played contest.
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Questions Answered by the Sporting Editor
In Atlanta sports news the Constitution’s sporting editor answers questions on Curtin Coleman’s status, possible July 4 afternoon games, a bet about Atlanta's double header with Nashville, the whereabouts of Bill Dyer George Winters Whitey Morse and Charlie Smith, and the world strikeout records in college and professional play.
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Red Sox Top Yanks 5 2 In Series Opener
Boston defeats New York 5 to 2 as Bedient shuts down the Yankees' offense. Chase is hurt in morning practice after being struck by a bat. game notes and line score included. Other scores: Detroit 3 Cleveland 2. Washington Philadelphia split doubleheader with 9th inning drama. White Sox beat Browns 2 1.
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The Democracy Is Master of the Situation
A brief note from The Buffalo Times asserts that democracy holds the decisive position in current events. The statement underlines public confidence in democratic processes and governance amid ongoing political developments.
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National League Giants 6 Doves 51 Marquard earns fifteenth straight victory
New York defeated Boston 6 to 5 in 10 innings as Marquard claimed his fifteenth straight win. Gaining the final out with runners on third and one out, his pitching preserved the victory. Batteries Marquard and Myers Hess and Rariden. Time 2:35. Umpires Brennan and Emelle. Dodgers 5 Phillies 2 Brooklyn won fifth straight by beating Philadelphia 5 to 2. Curtis and Killifer Knetger and Miller. Time 1:41. Umpires Eason and Johnstone. Pittsburg 8 St Louis 1 Robinson's catching featuring the win for Pittsburgh over St Louis.
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Today in Baseball highlights and oddities from 1869 to 1911
Baseball notes from George L. Moreland recount major events and oddities across 1869 to 1911. Highlights include Hugh Duffy managing Milwaukee, a 2-2 seventeen inning tie between Allegheny and Indianapolis, and high scoring Boston wins over Philadelphia.
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Tennis Pointers From Forbes Watson On Essentials
Forbes Watson warns against relying on fancy play before mastering fundamentals. The July Outing quotes him urging players to first control a long free stroke without top spin and to avoid attempting spin as a billiard cue. He notes top spin differs for tennis and cautions against dangerous overuse.
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Summer Travel Week Tour to Canada and Falls
A solid week of travel covering 2500 miles includes 500 miles by steamer visiting Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto Canada. Special train leaves Atlanta Monday July. 955.00 pays every expense including transportation Pullman stateroom.
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