Friendship Ends Between Harvard and Union In Rowing Canoe Races
James Newman of the Union Boat Club and Hilding Froling of Sweden won the first two intercity canoe races on the Charles River basin yesterday. Newman defeated Ralph Britton by 2 minutes 5 seconds, and Froling beat Hermann Murphy by 58 seconds. Britton won the Mystic trophy race in the morning, edging Murphy and Froling with a 32 second margin over Freling's Twilight. Britton, Murphy, Froling, and Edwin Ginn competed in a multi‑round course around buoys from Union Boat Club to University Club and West End bridge, with varying winds and tactical changes shaping the tight finishes.
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Harvard Second and Union Crew Meet in Grand Challenge Cup Final
Harvard Second and Union crews clash in the final race for the Grand Challenge Cup. Lineups include Middendorf, Meyers, Saltonstall, Curtis Jr, Morgan Jr, Middendorf, Talcott, Lund, Kreger with Kreger as stroke and a Cox. The race capped the American effort in the finals.
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Harvard and Union vie for Grand Challenge at Henley final
Special Cable report from Henley on Thames notes Harvard and Union clash in the final for the Grand Challenge Cup. Both crews trained together but friendships end as each side seeks the famous trophy, with experts split on which eight will triumph amid questions of youth versus experience.
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Union Boat Club and Harvard second win Henley challenge
In Henley England two crews handicapped by poor conditions defeated top European oarsmen. Harvard second coach Bob Herrick earned praise for his team. The piece notes rising American strength in track and field and discusses coaching stars including Lawson Robertson and others.
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Baseball Rule Question Clarified in 19th Century Play
A baserunner is hit by a batted ball between infielders, ruling the batter credited with a hit and the runner out. J Scors notes an amateur event set for July 18 at Caledonian Grove with details from H Scrampton in Roslindale Massachusetts.
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No Division Yet as American Crews Prepare for Thames Race
After dispatching rivals, no division remains among Americans. Union for Union and Harvard for Harvard prepare tonight to contest the one mile 550-yard Thames course for the trophy. English crowds, disappointed by home crew failures, rally with keen interest in the forthcoming showdown.
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Chicago Federals Beat Indianapolis 5 to 2 in Baseball
In Indianapolis on July 3 the Chicago Federals defeated Indianapolis 5 to 2 to strengthen their lead. Lange allowed seven hits while Mullin and Rariden contributed for Indianapolis. The game featured a steady Chicago offense and solid defense in a pivotal early season matchup.
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Whalers Edge Toonsocket in 8-2 Victory at New Bedford
In a pitcher’s duel at New Bedford, Francis of Woonsocket saved the game as the Whalers defeated Toonsocket 8 to 2. Randlett exited early amid defensive displays while Deviner yielded runs. Neptune 2b O'Brien 3b Gandette Bauer ss Werrel Murphy c Randlett D totals show Woonsocket offense and key defensive plays in a lopsided win.
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Baltimore Tie Header From Scores Of Seven To Nil
A Baltimore score summary notes a 7 to 0 count in the game scored header. The report highlights the dominant performance and final tally, with emphasis on the high scoring drive and shutout defense.
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Harvard and Union Men Duel in Tight Regatta in New London
The Boston eight clash against Harvard in a hotly contested race with Union winning by a narrow margin. Harvard dominates Winnipeg while Mayence and Union battle to the finish in a crowd favored by a drizzling rain and strong steadiness.
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Pirates Win In Pitchers Battle In Pittsburgh
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. O'Toole allowed four hits for Pittsburg and Lavender did likewise for Chicago. Chicago pushed one run across on Schulte's double and infield hits, while Pittsburg broke through in the seventh with Konetchy scoring on a fumbled ball and Kelly advancing, followed by Coleman driving in another run.
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Joe Wood 1913 season ends in standout stats
The data notes Joe Wood appeared in 22 games with a claimed 111 wins and 5 losses. The text also mentions old timers day tickets for Sunset Farm and references to athletes Piper Donovan and Jim Corbett versus Bob Fitzimmons with a Carson City fight on March 17, 1897.
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White Sox Triumph in Thirteenth Inning Over Browns
White Sox win in the 13th inning after a back and forth game. Fournier Schalk Demmitt key hits as James and Baumgardner struggle on the mound.
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Macks Whitewash Highlanders Twice
Philadelphia defeats New York 2 0 in both games of a July 3 double header. Errors produced all runs as Sweeney and Pied both doubled. Shawkey and Pieh split pitching duties with 3 and 1 strikeouts respectively. Time about 2 55?m. Umpires O Laughlin and Hildebrand.
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Brooklyn Beats Buffalo 9 to 1 in Federal League clash
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