America Cup Defender Candidates Have First Real Tryout Today
The Resolute and the Vanitie prepare for a 30 mile race in Long Island Sound from Great Captain's Island near Greenwich with the Defiance sidelined by a bowsprit accident. Defiance crew to shorten rig and seek new mast ahead of June 6 race while Resolute and Vanitie contest confidence in tomorrow's event. Bets on NYSE place Resolute as cup defender.
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Cubs Edge Pirates In Unclear Box Score
In Chicago, the Cubs outscored the Pirates 6 to 8 according to a damaged box score. O'Toole pitched four innings allowing six hits, Conzelman two, and Kantlehner threw a wild pitch with four walks issued by O'Toole and others.
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Bridge and Boston latin crews reach finals in rowing heats
Brookline High and Boston College High advanced in the first division with Brookline edging Boston College High for second. In the second heat Boston Latin led late to win in 6m 64.5s, while Cambridge Latin and High School of Commerce followed in close order. A dead heat for the final advancement occurred between Brookline High and Boston College High.
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Baseball Score Updates From Southern League Rounds
In Memphis Mobile 2, Memphis 1. Chattanooga end of 8d inning called due to rain. Montgomery Atlanta 4, Montgomery 1. Nashville Nashville New Orleans games affected by wet grounds.
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Carrigan Spiked In Saturday's Game
The report notes manager Carrigan was forced to retire after a severe on field spiking during Saturday's match. He twisted his leg from ankle toward the knee yet completed the inning before withdrawing. His reluctance to seek trainers adds to the team's cautious respect in the American League.
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Tigers Beat Sox 2-1 in Long Extra Game
Detroit edges Chicago 2-1 after 13 innings in a pitchers duel. Weaver Chase and Collins doubled, Moriarty drove in the winning run. Crawford homered for Chicago.
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Holy Cross Defeats Tufts In Baseball Tilt
Holy Cross toppled Tufts 8 to 1 in a defensive game with timely hits and a six run sixth inning. Krepps allowed several clean blows while Fahey worked out of trouble, as Norton Saunders Murphy Ostergren and O'Brien sparked the Holy Cross offense.
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Lowell Routs Williams as Lead Grows in Fourth
Lowell took an early lead by pounding Williams out of the box in the fourth inning and never trailed, winning 6 to 5. Lehman and Williams were expected to duel until Hugh Duffy’s lefty faltered in the fourth, allowing Lowell to seize six runs. Portland rallied with a seventh inning two-run effort, making the finish closer.
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Bates Names Ernest Small Track Captain
Ernest Small, class of 1915, of Lewiston was elected captain of the Bates track team today.
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Eastern Association Bridgeport routs Hartford 7 to 1
Bridgeport defeated Hartford 7 to 1 in a game at Bridgeport while New Britain New London had rain in New Britain New Britain New London.
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Orton Credits Cornell as Quakers Lose Narrowly
Arthur Duffey says George Orton offers no alibi after Pennsylvanian Quakers fall to Cornell. The piece notes sportsmanship among coaches, Maine figures possibly joining the A A A, and hints at Art Smith guiding Maine and perhaps Smith’s runners following. Jack Moakley’s Olympic prospects loom amid coach shifts.
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Federals Dominate KC In Baseball Tilt
Chicago Federals defeated Kansas City 8 to 6 as McGuire pitched strongly, stifling KC hitters with five scattered hits. Key innings came in the third and fifth, boosting Chicago’s scoring. Batteries McGuire Wilson for Chicago Harris Adams Easterly for Kansas City.
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Buffalo Defeats Pittsburg 2 to 1 in Tight Tilt
Buffalo beat Pittsburg 2 to 1 as Word and Walker pitched well for their teams. Pittsburg’s lone run came on a home run by manager Oakes. The game saw Kord and Blair for Buffalo and Walker and Berry for Pittsburg.
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Indianapolis Defeats St Louis In Eighth Inning Rally
Indianapolis defeats St Louis 5 to 4 in a late rally. Scheer scores the winning run after Mixie mishandles a grounder, with Rariden reaching first on the miscue. Final line shows Indianapolis 14 hits and St Louis 12 in a tense game.
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Kilhullen's eighth inning homer boosts Fitchburg over Lawrence 3 1
Kilhullen homered in the eighth to break a tie as Fitchburg defeated Lawrence 3 to 1. Collins worked the eighth, three Fitchburg double plays highlighted the defense, and Pearson filled in as umpire due to no official umpire presence.
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Ambiguous innings decide game length and amateur notices
A dispute over 4% innings as a game rule is weighed against a four and a half inning rule. The piece notes amateur gates sanctioned by N KE and addresses contact addresses for notices. It questions leadership in college trainers and recalls Moakley as a notable distance runner and cross country athlete.
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Thunder ends tight Colonial League game 2-2
Pawtucket and New Bedford battled to a 2-2 tie after a ninth inning thunderstorm. Gilmore starred with three hits including a double and triple, Aldred made key defensive plays, and McElroy and Tillman pitched strong for their teams in a classic 9 inning duel.
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