Hanke es and Red Sox Split Even
Boston and New York split two games on June 22. In the opener Quinn limited Boston to six hits as New York won 8 to 2. In the nightcap Boston rallied with four runs in the eighth, Pratt tripling with bases loaded and Mein nis’ double driving in runs to win 4 to 1.
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Walters
Judge
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Washington
Shanks
Galloway
Gharrity
Specially Invited Crews Win Chief Honors In Regatta
At Poughkeepsie New York June 22 specially invited crews won the top honors in the intercollegiate regatta Navy and California finished first and second in the three mile varsity event Cornell took third and won preliminaries The Middies set a record time of 14 minutes 7 seconds while California edged Cornell for second place in the final stretch
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Poughkeepsie
Fourth Triumph Is Achieved By Americas Polo Team
America’s polo quartet defeated Britain ten goals to six in Hurlingham London securing the international challenge trophy returning to the United States. The American win completed an eighth cup series with straight matches and followed Britain’s early three-goal lead before the U S rally. The trophy, bought by the Westchester Polo Club in 1886, was recognized as world polo championship for teams of four in 1912.
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George Gunther Carpentier
Joe Jeannette
Braves Continue Tortball Hard in New York Loss
Boston defeats the New York Nationals 9 to 5 as Douglas exits in the sixth after Boston fans four straight hits. Fillingham and Gowdy lead Boston while Cincinnati tops Pittsburgh 5 to 2 in twelve innings on Hargrave’s error. St. Louis falls to Chicago 5 to 3 as Vaughan shines. Brooklyn beats Philadelphia 8 to 2.
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Smith
Rotary and Kiwanis clash in third baseball game
Rotary and Kiwanis teams prepare for the third game of their baseball series on Saturday at the fair grounds. Parade crowds, street cars, and autos head toward the grounds as players, including Parson Moore and Ole Hen Hensham, anticipate a Kiwanis victory while others joke about barbering and local life.
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Major League Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's major league results show New York 8 over Loston 2 and a second game New York 1 to Boston 5. Other outcomes include Washington 5 over Philadelphia 4 and Cleveland 4 over Chicago 2 with St Louis 6 over Detroit 7. Pittsburg 5 over Cincinnati 2 while Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 8, Boston 9, New York 5, Chicago 5, and St Louis 3 appear in other matches. Additionally, a personal note mentions Mrs. Martin KE Wilson claiming a century milestone with a defiant stance on marriage and fidelity.
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Carpentier Idol of Frange Tad f Brilliant Record Began Ring Career
Georges Carpentier, revered by the French as the Man of Destiny, war veteran and rising boxing star, began at 14 and built a record across Europe and America. The piece details his war service, Croix de Guerre, Medaille Militaire, early fights, key rivals, and his upcoming bout with Jack Dempsey on July 2.
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Frank Klaus
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President Commends Humanitarian Effort in Germany Aid
President Harting commends the American Friend Service Committee for its drive to raise funds to feed German children. The letter, sent to Ferdinand Thun of Jading, Pa, expresses sympathy for suffering Central European children and urges unity beyond war’s old asperities.
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American Friend Service Committee
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Ferdinand Thun
Jading
Europe
Berlin University Showcase Amid War Time Student Body
A fragment notes the University of Berlin hosting 16 000 students as part of a broader discussion on humanitarian efforts. The remark frames education as a path to human brotherhood during distress and highlights ongoing charitable works.
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