Big Week for International Sports in England and U S
The week features major events across England and America with American contenders in the English derby at Epsom Downs, the Olympia horse show, and the Northern lawn tennis championship led by Miss May Sutton. Balloons, yacht races to Bermuda, motor boat contests, and major races at Belmont Park and Gravesend heighten a week of diverse sport.
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England
Epsom Downs
Olympia
London
May Sutton
California
Manchester
Captain Greers
Steve Gallion
Ouadi Halfa
Edmond Blanch
Richard Croker
Orby
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Armour & Co
C. W. Watson
Frances Francis
Albert RB. Mackay
E. H. Wetherbee
George B. Hulme
Richard F. MacGranh
J. C. Clausen
Canada
Adam
Aero Park
Pittsfield
Heinrich Hendlers
Leo Stevens
Mercury
Orient
Charles Walsh
Mt. Vernon
New York Lawn
Harvard Penn may renew athletic relations after split
Rumors swirl in Harvard circles that Harvard and Penn may resume athletic ties after a year of hostility. Athletes favor restoring competitions while some Harvard committee members fear it would dent dignity. Penn athletes were warmly treated in Cambridge and a gesture of cordiality continued at the Lenox, with Yale and Princeton also receiving friendly reception. If peace comes, the pact would take effect after the football season once schedules are set.
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Harvard
Penn
Harvard Athletic Committee
H. 8S. White
Crimson Committee
Cambridge
Lenox
Harvard Union
Philadelphia
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
National League Matchups Shuffle Weekend Schedule
National League action features Pittsburg visiting Chicago, Brooklyn touring New York, and Boston traveling to Philadelphia, shaping the pennant race with key intra league games.
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Rheatt
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Ee Eee
Boston Eee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Mia
Boston
Local baseball comeback seals victory in seventh inning
Chicago overcame Pittsburg’s early lead to win in the seventh inning on three singles a passed ball and Nealon’s wide throw. Catcher Smith was hit on the head by a fast ball in the third and seriously injured. Lundgren was crippled in the seventh after a line drive hit his ankle. The score:
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Nealon
Smith
Lundgren
AB. R
A. Estes Slagle
Tinker
Sheckard
Chance
Steinfeldt
Hofman
Evers
Brown
PO Hallman
Eereeee
Anderson
Eeeeeseer
Gibson
Leever
P Eeeseteees
Sukie Caecens
Acer
Itcher
Uni- Brown
Pires
Klem
Emsiile
St. Louis Beats Cleveland 4 1 on Ninth Inning Rally
St. Louis won the game 4 to 1 as a ninth inning rally produced the decisive run on a single a wild throw and a sacrifice. Cleveland struggles to hit Howell while Bernhard is hit hard. Niles exits with a dislocated shoulder in the first inning.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Schlel
P Everest
Ererere
Eaeseeree Ee
Huggins
Lobert
Mitchell
Davis
C. Seeee Eoanre
Ganzel
Eenee
Mowrey
Kruger
I F
Eins
Ewing
Kelly
Beebe
Byrne
Hostetter
Holly
Rigler
Cleveland
V. Possasccoteese
Bradley
Stovall
Lajoie
Bemis
Bay
Hirchman
Turner
St Louis
Estee LO
Ewe Nee
Delehanty
Flick
Stone Pickering
Hemphill
Stephens
Howell Wallace
Jones Bernhard
Bernhard
Howell
Loughlin
New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Washington
Two American League matchups on the schedule feature the New York team visiting Boston and Philadelphia traveling to Washington, outlining pairings for upcoming games. The schedule emphasizes cross divisional action and regional rivalry.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago Loses Final Home Game to Detroit 4 3
Chicago dropped the concluding game of a long home series to Detroit 4 to 3. Smith allowed a rough inning and Eubanks was hit hard in the seventh.
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Chicago
Detroit
Smith
Eubanks
Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek 14 to 16 Year Old Teams
Amateurs list multiple baseball clubs arranging games for 14 15 and 16 year old players. Names and addresses of contact persons including Parker A C Roxbury W Hogarth East Dedham W Underwood Roslindale J Harding South Boston A Flint Jr Roxbury T Mahoney Somerville O Sager Roslindale FE Murphy Ashmont Concord N H A F Long Concord N H W Freeman South Boston Vila A C Hyde Park W Drinkwater Hyde Park seek engagement for July and August play.
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Parker A. C
E. McHugh
Bromley Park
Roxbury
Germantown
A. C
W. Hogarth
Belknap Street
East Dedham
Hillside
W. Underwood
Augustus Avenue
Roslindale
Sycamore
J. Harding
Middle Street
South Boston
Westminster A. C
A. Flint, Jr
Fenner Street
Tremonts
T. Mahoney
Tremont Place
Somerville
Arden A. C
O. Sager
Newberry Street
Codman A. C
FE. Murphy
Codman Street
Ashmont
Concord
N. H
A. F. Long
St. Vincents
W. Freeman
Atlantic Street
Vila A. C
H. Janvrin
Huntington Avenue
City
Hyde Park
W. Drinkwater
Evansville Player Keeps Hitting After Collision
In Evansville Indiana a ball game saw two players collide and one knocked senseless. The same batter continued playing and two innings later hit a four bagger, driving in cushions.
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Evansville
Ind
Rowdy sports talk about college athletics and figures
A satirical sports column laments memory lapses after a game and mocks figures like Jawn O'Brien and Thomas Sharkey. It highlights reactions to college athletics, purity leagues, and the idea of publishing fighters’ names, while poking fun at coaches and players such as Billy Lush and Ken Kennedy.
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St. Jacob Beckley
Milwaukee
Horace
Panama Canal
Jawn O’brien
Anti-Crockery League
Jake
Cincinnati
J. O’brien
San Francisco
Purity League
Fistiana
Boston
Tenneyites Leading In The Averages In Baseball
The Boston Nationals show strong batting, with GingerBeaumont leading at .312 and Freddy Parent at .302 just ahead of Jimmy Collins .300. Unglaub’s lineup drops, Barrett a bright spot in three games, while Cy Young and Glaze post clean fielding records with no errors.
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Ginger
Beaumont
Freddy Parent
Jimmy Collins
Boston Nationals
Bates
Howard
Ritchey
Tenney
Bridwell
Unglaub
Ciuivers
Hobe Ferris
Hobe
Hoey
Sullivan
Congalton
Grimshaw
Barrett
Cy Young
Dorner
Lindaman
TB Ave
Pos
Parent
Collins
Eeeenee
Oberlin
Ny - T
Ferris
Tannehill Deeaeses
F. Seeere
Fee
Daze
Seers
Wagner
Spey
Armbruster
E Ser
Shaw
Oss
Criger
Harris Dd . Serene
Pruitt P
Dineen, P
Second Dorchester Newton High Game Set for Today
The delayed Newton High Dorchester High baseball finale, 19 innings earlier, will be played this afternoon at the National league grounds if weather cooperates. Newton's Harry Bradford steers the mound with Rich Porter catching, while Dorchester relies on Frank Riley or Chet Spaulding.
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Dorchester
Newton High-Dorchester
Newton
Harry Bradford
Newton High
Rich” Porter
Frank Riley
Chet”’ Spaulding
Bradford
Somerville High
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Ceeere
Roche
Sreess
Chicago QO
Mullin
F. Jones
Rohe
Hahn
Donohue
Chica
Ritch
Bile Batley
Ithaca
Eliot
Billy Lush
Posey
Kennedy
Louisville
Thomas
Sharkey
Saens
Blue
Washington Street
Tenneyites
G. BH
Pos. AB
Sara Boultes
Odenee
C. F
Yr. F
Dan
Burke
IF Be
Pfeffer
Eeenee
Liwceee
Brain
Flaherty
Young
Needham
Orendorff
Cree
Ewer Cee
Corbin
Wilkesbarre
Hill
Read
Ville
Corbin Car CO
Motor Mart
Oxford
Kelley
Hyde Park High
Cambridge Latin
Newton Athletic Grounds
Winchester
Woburn High
Woburn
Milton Academy
Pomfret
Pomfret School
Waltham High
Waltham
Tufts
Waltham Nine
Watch City
Boston High
Dorchester High Ee
English High
Roxbury Higee
Mechanic Arts High
South Boston High
Dorchester High
Rindge Mania
Wewton
HISD
Cweanes
Waterton High
Norwood High
Norfolk
Dedham High
Needham High
Wellesley High
WM. Albrecht
Main
Greater Boston
United States
Senate Committee On Pure Food Laws
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