Red Sox Beat Americans in Twin Wins at New York
New York Americans lost twice to the Boston Red Sox 4 3 and 8 6 as late rallies fell short. Leonard started strong then faltered in relief, Bedient again helped Boston while Peckinpaugh's errors and Ray Fisher’s fine pitching plagued the locals.
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Detroit and Chicago Trade Report Involving Cobb and Chase
The Evening Post prints an interview with an unnamed man linked to American league affairs claiming Detroit and Chicago clubs are arranging a Ty Cobb Hal Chase trade. Confirmation is lacking in Chicago and Detroit.
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Chicago
Evening Post Today
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Hal Chase
Bargain Basement Tactics for Quick Cash Deals
A manufacturer visits retailers to discuss payment terms and instant cash offers. The article argues that prompt pay incentives and cash-when-closed terms yield better values, highlighting daily bargains and the observer’s note on pricing differences.
Detroit Star Faces Cobb Trade Amid First Baseman Shortage
The Post notes Detroit needs a first baseman, Cobb’s holdout impact on teammates, and his high salary as reasons Detroit may trade its star. Chicago obtained Chase from New York by trading first baseman Borton and utility infielder Zeider.
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Navin dismisses Cobb Chase trade rumors
Detroit June 2 Frank J Navin president of the Detroit club said there is nothing to the Chicago trade rumors involving Ty Cobb and Hal Chase calling the idea silly and noting he is not considering any other deal with Chicago at present
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White Meets Gibbons In Arena Bout
Joe White of South Boston challenges Mike Gibbons of Saint Paul in a high profile bout at the Arena. White aims to prove himself against the widely regarded best boxer of his weight in the country, if not the world.
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Red Sox Return to Fenway for Real Session
The Boston Red Sox resume play at Fenway Park after a long West Coast trip. Buck O'Brien will start the opener against the Chicago White Sox as Hal Chase debuts for Chicago and Ed Walsh faces the Sox.
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Worcester rallies to topple Fall River in ninth
Worcester beat Fall River 5 to 4 after a ninth inning rally led by Shorten and Miller. Key hits and aggressive base running produced the winning run as Nye and Stewart contributed notable performances.
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Portland Beats Brockton 5-4 In Seventh Inning Rally
Portland scored in the seventh to edge Brockton 5 to 4 after a game of early Portland errors and hits. Sullivan held Brockton scoreless after the second, while Burns Merrill and others contributed key hits for Portland.
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Lynn shuts out league champions 3 0 behind Harrington's mound work
Lynn defeats Lawrence 3 to 0 as Harrington allows three hits and Neptune fields well. Moulton Orcutt and Boardman drive in Lynn runs while Lawrence errors help plate the final run. Time 1 35. Umpires White and Carpentier.
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Southern League Scores and Weather Notes
Montgomery loses to New Orleans 7 to 5 while Memphis defeats Mobile 9 to 1. Nashville and Atlanta dispute over schedule causing a protest as neither Nashville players nor umpires appeared. Chattanooga report notes rain.
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Australian Davis Cup Team Narrowed by Illness
New York June 2 about the Australian Davis Cup squad remains short with A B Jones ill and not seen on the West Side Club courts. S N Doust and Horace Rice appear likely to carry the team if Jones cannot play.
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A. B. Jones
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Harvard Pair Competes in International Practice
Doust and Rice teamed to face F Touchard and W M Washburn in a decisive practice where the Australians dominated at the net and outplaced their opponents from the back court. R N Williams appeared for practice with McLoughlin and Haggett, while McLoughlin teamed with Hackett to beat Little and Haggett in two sets as lively rallies filled the session. Final nominations for matches will come Thursday, with singles starting at 2 o clock next Friday and doubles on Saturday.
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Kelly Gets Award Over McGuire in Gloucester Bout
In Gloucester on June 2 Young Hugo Kelly of Portland defeated Felix McGuire of East Boston by decision after dominating the second half of the ten round bout. McGuire led early but Kelly pressured and outboxed him to the finish. The semi final saw Eddie Butler beat Al McInnis in a go the distance.
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Mahoney Reappointed Coach for Somerville High Football
Steve Mahoney, who has successfully coached Somerville High School football in recent years, was reappointed to the position for next fall at the athletic committee meeting last night.
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Winthrop High Beats Lynn Classical In Close Game
Winthrop High defeated Lynn Classical High at Winthrop Centre yesterday afternoon by 5 to 4. It was one of the best fought games seen this year on the Winthrop diamond. A large delegation from Lynn accompanied the visiting team.
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Local Matches Scoreline Quartet Reported
Scores from regional games show New London defeating Bridgeport 8 to 0, Pittsfield beating New Haven 2 to 0, Springfield routing Hartford 5 to 2, and Holyoke edging Waterbury 4 to 3.
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Seaton Leads Phillies With Seven Straight Victories
The Phillies pitcher Tom Seaton rattled off seven straight wins through May 24 as four shoot-outs appear in the standings. Connie Mack’s Athletics endured rough luck with a record-breaking train trip to reach Washington by May 28, but rain spoiled the effort. two years prior Mack had made a similar故 trip between Philadelphia and Cleveland ending in futility due to rain.
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Athletics Take Double Header
Philadelphia won both games of today's double header against Washington 9 to 4 and 4 to 3. Philadelphia's bats sparked the defeat of Mullin and Boehling in the first game as Washington's fielding slipped while Philadelphia's was sharp. Home runs by Baker Moeller and strong pitching by Houck Brown and Johnson noted.
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Johnson Defeat as Baker Homers in Opener
Walter Johnson suffers his second straight loss as Baker hits a first-inning homer for his team. Ainsmith is ejected for disputing a call in the second game. Philadelphia and Washington combine for multiple hits with Strunk Gandil and Bender among the leaders.
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Huntington School Holds Annual Field Day Event And Baseball Showdown
Huntington School hosted its annual field day at Riverside with hundreds attending morning track events and an afternoon baseball game between Faculty and Varsity. The Varsity beat the Faculty 6 to 3. Event winners include Beebe Coleman Blood R B Smith King and Berry in swimming and canoe races among others.
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Arlington High defeats Woburn 10 to 5 in Mystic league game
Arlington High School topped Woburn High 10 to 5 at Library Park, knocking Woburn from cup contention in the Mystic league. Key moments included two base hits by Colucci and multiple contributions from Robbins, Tower, Hardy, Chaves, and Weafer, with Chaves and Weafer combining for strong pitching.
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McCarney to care for McCarty estate in Springfield
William McCarney, manager of the late Luther McCarty, arrived with Mrs. McCarty to oversee the estate of about $15,000. Judge Lydy of the Probate Court ruled Mrs. McCarty cannot act as administratrix.
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