Milton High School Girls Win Baseball Championship
The Milton High seniors defeated the freshmen 12 to 8 on Locust street grounds in a championship game. Miss Althea Farrington starred at first base with a leaping bare-handed catch, while Miss Helen and Miss Gertrude Considine formed a strong battery. Gertrude hit a three-bagger with bases loaded to seal the win in the ninth. The freshmen were led by Miss Considine and Esther Hunt who struck out many. the next round features other classes.
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Milton High School
Althea Farrington
Miss Helen
Miss Gertrude Considine
Miss Gertrude
Gertrude Considine
Constance Peterson
Miss Geer
Locust Street Grounds
Law
Boston College
Fettle
Halligan
Stillson
Weafer
M'Dllebury
Bil
B. Halligan
Bundy
Donovan
Oyuhams
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Tota's
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Middlebury Ti
Tims
Murphy
Mcc- Donald
Putter
Low
Williams
Mahoney
Stalen
Mc Donald
Falvey
Wray
Hom
Lambert
Ty OlGeer
O' Lear
Peters
Neilson
Furber
Billings
Clinton
Dunham
Kelley
Bolton
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Iano
Ewes
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H. Considine
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Ilurber
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Y ‘Nair Billings
G. Considine
Hunt
Honsidine
Farrington
Gee
Sallee
Zmieh
Cone
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ellis
Downey
Mitchell
Keefe
Hauser
Evans
HobUfzel
Hugeins
Konetehy
Bescher
Zmich
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Smith
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Eason
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Clarke Hiome
F Smith
Konethhy
Grant
Bates Hoblitzer
Efason and Johnstone
Leffield
Chicago
Pittsburg
Seereesee
Byrne
Sheckard
Kaiser
Hofman
Doyle
Offec
Ferry
Leifield
McIntyre
Brown
Weintore
Eesa i
Nagle
Pree
Letanien
Klem and
American Team Wins First Polo Match In London Cup
The American team defeated England 5 to 4 on fouls with Milburn scoring the decisive goal in the seventh period. Key players included Waterbury brothers and Captain Whitney for the Americans, while Lieutenant Edwards and Captain Lloyd led the English attack Rubin the match lasted eight periods and featured strong ponies from both sides.
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Lieutenant Edwards
Whitney
Lloyd
Cheape
Wilson
Larry Waterbury
Meadowbrook
Larry
Waterbury Brothers
Edwards
England
America
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Lueutenant
J. M. Waterbury
Waterbury
Mr. Waterbury
Milburn
Uncle Sam
Aptain
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A. N. Edwards
Fener
Hardress Liovd
Eae
Eibus Ee
H. H. Wilson
American Shear Whitney
Edwards Seen
Wee
Edwards Dee
Milburn Tee
American L. Waterbury
Ewne Ao
Milburne
Notable Boston Polo Fans Attend International Match
Among the Boston spectators were many notable figures including F.H. Prince Jr. and Dr. Henry L. Morse. F. Blackwood Fay, a Myopia polo player, narrowly avoided missing the international pole as he faced jury service and was later made referee in a landmark case. Prince lent ponies to Deveraux Milburn for the match, with Queenie the hay mare playing her third international game.
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Boston
R. L. Agassiz
F. H. Prince
George S. Mandell
S. P. Mandell
F. H. Prince, Jr
Bryce Allan
John B. Moulton
Tyler Morse
Joshua Crane
Guy Norman
Harry McKean
Childs Frick
Homer Richardson
Charles W. Dabney
Henry L. Morse
Stanley Reeves
Harold W. Baker
Harry Burrage
B. Nason Hamlin
F. Blackwood Fay
Philip Wrenn
George T. Rice
Allan Forbes
Dudley P. Rogers
George G. Amory
Maxwell Norman
Ellis L. Dresel
Charles Winslow
Herbert Leeds
James Parker
Samuel Wolcott
A. Lowell Blake
James H. Proctor
Fay
Suffolk County
Brown
Cardinals and Reds Split Double Header
The Cardinals and Reds split a rain shortened double header in which both teams claimed a win and a loss. Pitching mixed. bats cooled by afternoon drizzle as managers shuffled lineups and sought relief from the conditions.
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Cardinals
REDS
Cubs Score Early Win Over Pirates in Pennsylvanian Game
Chicago secured an early lead and six runs in seven innings as Nagle and Ferry hit in the first and seventh. Leiffeld took over after Ferry and pitched excellently in a pitching duel during the Pirates series finale in Pittsburgh area.
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CUBS
Pirates
Pippaburg
Penn
Chicago
Nagle
Ferry Havi
Pittsburg
Leiffeld
Ferry
Harvard Second Nine Defeats Boston Latin 8 4
Harvard second team beat Boston Latin School 8 to 4 at Soldiers Field in a ragged game. Seven Crimson errors and six by Latin marked the play, with Clifford Winston Tomes and Corcoran among the scorers.
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Harvard
Boston Latin School
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Higgins
Flarvard
Boston Latin
Clifford
Winston
Tomes
Corcoran
Sullivan
Sexton
Fish
Fwing
Filis
Heyer
McCarthy
Chase
Bolton
Kennedy
Hardy
Boles
Eee
Prencher
Nelson
Hallahan
Kenny
Ve'son
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Corrish
Ing
Ae Neson
Ellis
Lee Eo
Boxers Schedule and Weighs Ring Versus Welsh and Others
The 20 round Baldwin versus Welsh title match at 125 pounds is set for San Francisco on June 23 with Welsh earning a $2500 guarantee plus 38 1 3 percent of gross profits over $10,000. Baldwin gets 30 percent with no guarantee. Other bouts include Morris vs Benedict in Portland June 10 and McFarland vs Knight in Cleveland June 6. Lions Langford faces Caproni in Winnipeg June 15, and Flynn meets McVey in Paris June 24.
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Matty Baldwin
Freddie Welsh
San Francisco
Welsh
Baldwin
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
al Kaufman
Sam McVey
Paris
Flynn
Finals in Massachusetts doubles tennis showdown today
Beals C Wright and F J Sulloway won their semifinal at Brae Burn and meet Rob C Seaver and G T Putnam in today’s final. Seaver and Putnam defeated S L Beals and H R Scott 7 5 6 1 in their semifinal.
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Beals C. Wright
F. J. Sulloway
Brae Burn
Massachusetts
Rob. C. Seaver
G. T. Putnam
C. T. Porter
E. H. Collester
Harvard golfers in second round disrupted by matches
Two close ties in the Harvard individual golf championship progressed to the second round at Woodland. B. W. Estabrook halved an extra hole with F. T. Clark, while P. M. Smith won on the home green by 1 up.
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Harvard
Woodland
B. W. Estabrook
P. M. Smith
F. T. Clark
F. C. Davidson
C. Amory
W. V. Booth
D. C. Nugent
C. S. Weeks
Willoughby and Cyclone Set For Colum bia Bout
Walter Willoughby the Cleveland wrestler meets Cyclone Burns Boston light heavyweight before a large crowd at the Columbia. Fans debate whether Burns will outpace Willoughby who is favored by his supporters to beat Burns as he did Anderson last week. A three hour draw last year adds uncertainty about progress since then. Burns' backers cite recent action against Lundin. Willoughby’s friends promise a decisive victory.
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Walter Willoughby
Cleveland
Cyclone Burns
Boston
Columbia
Willoughby
Anderson
Burns
Lundin
Doyle Temporarily Relieved for Not Knowing Rules
National League announces Jack Doyle is temporarily relieved from duty for not knowing the rules. Rupert Emslie will act as umpire in his place. Brooklyn manager Dahlen fined twenty five dollars after an argument with the umpire on Decoration Day.
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New York
National League
Jack Doyle
Rupert Emslie
Dahlen
Brooklyn
Pohler's Pets Set Five-Man Candlepin Record at McCarthy
Paul Pohler's Pets rolled to a new five man candlepin team record with 1653 pins at McCarthy alleys defeating the Hintze team which finished with 1461. Individual scores were Walsh 346 Brown 832 Taylor 386 Martel 320 Poehler 319.
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Paul Pohler
McCarthy Alleys
Hintze
Pohler
Walsh
Brown
Taylor
Martel
Poehler
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Phil Knight
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Tony Caproni
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Carl Morris
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