Yale Defeats Brown 4 to 1 In Brown Providence Clash
Yale outplayed Brown 4 to 1 on Andrews Field as 8000 fans watched. Regnier hit a three-base hit for Yale and Merritt pitched nine strikeouts. Brown made five errors leading to two Yale runs, while Brown scored in the seventh on a bases full hit by Merritt.
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Collins of Vermont University Beats Manhattan Despite Errors
Collins of Vermont University won his game against Manhattan 68 to 48 despite his team making 10 errors. The scoring by periods shows Vermont leading with a final 68 to 48. Batterymates were Collins Burrington Hanley and Donahue with umpire McDonald.
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Williams Beats Amherst 5–0 in May Meeting
Williams shut out Amherst 5 to 0 as Williams capitalized on Amherst fielding miscues and timely hits in the third and seventh innings. The scoring line shows Williams 0020008 and Amherst 0000000 across the later frames with Templeton and Lambie vs McClure and Henry handling pitching and catching duties.
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Wesleyan Tops Trinity In Second Baseball Game
Wesleyan defeated Trinity 8 to 2 in Middletown as heavy hitting in the sixth and seventh innings carried the team to an easy win. Pitchers credited were Merrinan Olson and Smith for Wesleyan.
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Stone School Wins Ithaca Regatta on Cayuga Lake
The Stone-Cascadilla race at Cayuga Lake produced the warmest contest of the regatta. The Boston crew showed superiority with about 40 strokes a minute and finished just ahead of Cascadilla, crossing in 8 minutes 0 seconds versus 8 minutes 13 and a half seconds. Cascadilla stayed steady but lacked form and could not close the gap.
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High Scores Sparse At Madison Square Garden Bowling Tourney
Nearly 200 out of town bowlers contended at Madison Square Garden for the national tournament. W A Karber of New York led with 63 percent in the individual contest, while Smith and Gebhardt of Buffalo teamed for 1211 in the two man event. Night session featured five man teams with no score above 2800.
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Boston High School of Commerce Beats Concord High 5 to 4
Boston High School of Commerce defeated Concord High 5 to 4 this morning. The scoring line shows Commerce with a narrow win and key plays by Donovan and O'Neil for pitching and Hopkins and Knowles behind the plate.
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Lowell Buries Lynn 21 to 10 in New England League
Lowell routs Lynn 21 to 10 in afternoon game on May 31. Bannon hit by pitch sparks 21-hit attack as Lynn commits 13 errors in fielding collapse. Hamilton and Zimmermen lead with multiple hits while Whittredge allows 12 hits in 5 2 3 innings.
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Haverhill Beats Lawrence 10-6 in Afternoon Tilt
Haverhill overpowered Lawrence 10 to 6 as two Lawrence pitchers exited early. Lessard yielded seven hits and six runs by the eighth before Maybohn finished, while Friel pitched well for Haverhill in the morning win over Lawrence 5-2.
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New Bedford Triumphs 6 4 Over Fall River Amid Umpire Incident
New Bedford edges Fall River 6 to 4 in a New England baseball game marred by an onfield incident when umpire Buckley was struck twice during the sixth inning after a disputed plate call. Manager O'Brien was ordered from the field following the melee.
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Baseball doubleheader details at Fall River
The record notes a passed ball by Fischer and a 2 hour 83 minute length with umpire Buckley. Multiple intercity matchups include Brockton at Lowell Haverhill at Lynn and Worcester at New Bedford.
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Fall River Pulls Ahead In Ninth To Beat New Bedford
In a May 31 game at New Bedford, Fall River wins 7 to 5 after a ninth inning rally. Cunningham boots a grounder allowing a run, then Greene drives in a run as Fall River pulls ahead. Messenger hits a home run for New Bedford. Barrows, Adler, Templin and Ulrich among prominent hitters.
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Worcester 5 Brockton 4 Ninth Inning Rally
Worcester scores five in the ninth to edge Brockton 5 to 4 as O'Toole factors in relief. Rondeau and Donovan lead with two base hits, Bradley hits a homer, Hickman adds a pair of steals and 2 RBIs, while Bradley and Hickman also plate runs. Wilson fans three in relief for the win.
Worcester wins sixth Brown interscholastic meet in Providence
Worcester secures 6712 points to win the Brown interscholastic meet in Worcester. Worcester South High is second with 29 points and other winners include Hope High Providence Morris Heights Classical Worcester Academy and Providence Classical. Four records fall as Blackmer Bartlett Clark set new marks in sprint, high jump, shot put, and pole vault.
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Worcester Academy
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Morris Heights
Houghton & Dutton Beat Winchester A A. in Fast Game
The Houghton & Dutton team defeated Winchester A A nine today in Winchester by 9 to 1 in a fast baseball game. The H & D Coy A A side dominated from the start, leveraging strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the comfortable victory.
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West End House A A Defeats North End Unions 10 to 4
The West End House A A defeated the North End Unions 10 to 4 yesterday afternoon at the American league funds before a crowd of spectators. The scoreline shows West End House dominating with a strong offensive showing and solid defense throughout the game.
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Cincinnati Wins by Timely Hitting
Timely hitting gave Cincinnati a well earned victory over the Chicago team in the morning game. Errors by Downey and Bescher cost Chicago. Egan Downey Evers Hoblitzer, Bescher Mitchell stole bases. Kroh Higginbotham McLean pitched with Rigler and Truby umpires.
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Cubs win second game in eleventh inning
In Cincinnati on May 81 Chicago won the afternoon game in the eleventh, aided by Tinker's triple and Moran's double with two outs. Cubs manager Griffith and captain Lobert were ejected in the eighth for arguing with umpire Rigler.
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Goff Victor Wins 10 Mile Race in Handicap Event
Ten thousand spectators lined the route as I. J. Goff of Cambridgeport gym won the 10 mile road race in 63 minutes 60 seconds with a five minute handicap under Nanepashemet Athletic Association oversight. F B Hughes Brookline gymnasium finished second in 63 minutes 50 seconds and Frank Bruce Quincy placed third with 63 minutes 55 seconds. A Roy Welton Lawrence posted the fastest time, 59 minutes 40 seconds.
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Dedham Opens Knights League Run With Easy Natick Win
Dedham under coach led by strong defense defeated Natick 13 to 4 at Stone Park to start the Knights of Columbus League Division C season.
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Rambler A. C. Cross-Country Winner
Charles Kappaun won the three mile cross-country run for Rambler A. C. in Dedham this morning with a time of 19 minutes 16 seconds and also took the time prize by running from scratch.
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Everett Trip Wakefield In Morning Baseball Clash
Everett routed Wakefield 12 to 6 at Railroad Street grounds this morning. Heavy hitting powered the Everett attack with Ebbert Sleeper and Sleeper delivering key hits while Wakefield relied on Harapd and Miller. Umpire Milliken officiated the game.
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Stevenson Sidelined Hitless? Milford Defeated 5 By Rindge
Milford high school fell 5 to 0 to Rindge Manual Training School as visiting pitcher Stevenson threw a no hit contest with 12 strikeouts. Metivier Fritz Hayes and Wilson scored for Rindge. Attendance 200 at Milford.
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Serious Accident in Newton Brookline Game
Rote hit by a batted ball and out. Brookline Newton. Runs Dooley Rote McGrath Johnson Carr Ryan. Two-base hits Kelly Carr Sanderson. Three-base hit Kelly. Then bases Rote McGrath Dooley Walker ONeil Gaw. Bases on balls Off Gaw 1 off Carr 1. Struck out By Gaw 14 by Carr 9. Double play Mason Johnson. Wild pitch Gaw. Passed balls Ryan Gallett Umpires Ryan Sheehan Time 1h 50m.
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Malden Defeats Everett in Easy Victory
Malden easily defeated Everett High 11 to 4 this afternoon. Everett suffered a key loss with Rosenthal out and Bishop was hit safely 13 times.
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Yale vs St. Mark's baseball game final score report
Totals show Yale 8 St. Mark's 4 with Merritt Murphy Coutrel Carhart Murchie Murfrey Moore Howell Tomes Beebe Chatfield contributing runs. Beebe and Moore led pitching. Beebe allowed seven walks with four strikeouts, Moore struck out ten. Notable plays include two base hits by Merritt Stevens a three base hit by Beebe and multiple stolen bases. Time 2h 20m Umpire Supples.
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Murphy and Baldwin Square Off in Harlem Armory Bout
Boxing fans in New York expect a close 12 round battle as Tommy Murphy of Harlem faces Matty Baldwin of Charles Town in the Armory A A ring. prelims feature Young Jack Johnson vs Jack Grant and Benny Franklin vs Young Nixon in eight rounds. July 5 Colma match plans with Billy Papke follow.
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Various Local Games Reported From Yesterday Scores Noted
Yesterday's distant matchups show St. Leonard H and S 29 Fernwoods 19 Neponset Wanderers 8 Neponset 5 Rowan A C 15 Oakland A A 5 Faneuil A A 4 Haupstead A A 8 Wessagussett 6 Bates A A 5 Rockport 11 Hyde Park 6 Wanderer A A 8 Avery A A Dexter School 10 Olympia Giants 7 Independent A C 4 B H B C 14 Missouri 9 Crescents 18 Victors 4 Crescents 16 Arlingtons 5 Concord K of C 10 Waltham K of C 3 Linwood Club 7 Bay State 2 Linwood Club 4 Claremont A C 3 Glenvale 9 Roxbury 5 Glenvale 2 Anawan A A 1 No. Woburn 8 South Ends 3 Everett A A 3 Roslindale 2
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Dorchester Downs Somerville In 7 3 Championship Loss
Dorchester High defeated Somerville High 7 to 3 on Broadway Field yesterday afternoon to capture the championship. Dorchester proved faster at the plate and on the bases while Somerville pitcher Hurley turned in a solid effort despite limited defensive support.
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St Pauls Cambridge Defeats Roger Wolcotts In Big Crowd
In front of about 3000 fans at River Street grounds St Pauls of Cambridge beat the Roger Wolcotts of Dorchester 8 to 6. Fitzmaurice starred in the box and the infield clicked for St Pauls on a sensational game. Batteries St Pauls T Fitzmaurice and W Fitzmaurice. Roger Wolcotts Duffey Sullivan and Nelson.
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Norwood High Defeats Boston Latin In Close Park Game
Norwood High edged Boston Latin 5 to 4 at Prospect Park in a long 85 minute game. Norwood pitchers and infield combined for 27 putouts as catchers and infielders carried the defense. The score by innings shows Norwood 5 in the first and late frames, Boston Latin 4 finishing with a strong ninth.
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Finbar Field Day Highlights From Irish Community Sports
Thousands of Irish descendants gathered at Locust street grounds for a Knights of St Finbar event featuring track and field races, football, dancing, and hurling. Winners include A J Post in the 100 yards, J D Green in 440s, Frank Sheehan in 880s, and McVicker in the mile, with team results in hurling and Gaelic football.
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Renaud Runs in 5 Mile Exhibition at Newburyport
Henri Renaud of Nashua won the Boston Marathon and then ran a five mile exhibition in 31 57 to set a track record. Earlier Edward G Ryder of Jamaica Plain lost to A J Barrett of Portsmouth whose 28 30 time was 3 21 faster than Renaud. Arnold Halstead of Lawrence won the 15 mile Marathon in 1 36 45.
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Stoneham High Defeats Ballou and Hobigand in Close Game
Stoneham High defeated Ballou and Hobigand 9 to 8 in an afternoon matchup. Batteries were Sweet and Steele, Stone and Huddleston.
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Andover Masters Edge Exeter In Narrow Dual Meet Victory
Exeter defeated Andover 49 to 47 after a see-saw track dual at Andover. J. P. Jones set a mile time of 4m 8s 4-5, breaking Exeter’s record. J. W. Bingham of Exeter set 880 yard best at 2m 14-5s. Highlights include sprint wins for Exeter and Andover, a late pole vault shift, and close finishes in the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
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