Braves lose to Cubs as color scheme baffles hitters
The Braves fall 4 to 3 as Hess outpitches Brown in a lengthy game. Sheckard’s trick play triggers ejections of Kling and Kirke in the sixth. Cubs tally runs on Evers, Ward Miller, Zimmer men, and Tinker with Sheckard scoring the ninth inning winner. Doc Miller is thrown out at home in the eighth.
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Dodgers Lose After Triple Play by Brooklyn Fielders
Brooklyn was defeated 7 to 4 by Cincinnati despite turning a triple play in the eighth inning with the bases loaded. Mitchell forced Bescher at the plate, and Miller aided the play by luring Marsans toward second while Hoblitzell retreated off second, ending the threat.
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Johnson Brothers Repeat Massachusetts Doubles Tennis Victory
Charles F. and H. C. Johnson, former state doubles champions, defeated J. Wheelwright and E. F. Dana in four sets at Brae Burn to claim the Massachusetts title for a second time. After dropping the second set they rallied to win 7-5, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.
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Marquard Extends Streak as Giants Top St Louis 8 3
Rube Marquard earned his 11th straight victory this season in New York, defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 8 to 3 in the third game of the series. Meyers connected for a third inning homer with the bases loaded as Bresnahan shuffled the lineup and six Giants crossed the plate after Sallee walked Murray with two outs.
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Dawson De Palma Race Promises Heated Showdown
Postponed Rockingham Park auto races from Decoration Day resume next Saturday afternoon. Star drivers Grant Basle and Cobe will compete, with James Kerr negotiating entries for Joe Dawson and Ralph De Palma. A 20 mile match race offers $1000, plus 50 mile 10 mile and five mile events. Boston and Maine trains run direct to the park.
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Sports matchups listed across major leagues and cities
In the schedule Chicago plays Boston and Philadelphia faces Chicago while New York meets Detroit. Other pairings include Pittsburg at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Boston at Cleveland Washington at St. Louis Brockton at Fall River Lowell at Lawrence Lynn at New Bedford and Worcester at Haverhill.
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High school matches slate across several towns
Mechanic Arts hosts Brighton at Brighton while Newton meets Cambridge. Dean Academy visits Dartmouth Freshmen in Franklin. Chelsea plays Saugus at Saugus and Revere faces Winthrop in Revere. Hingham hosts Rockland in Rockland and Wayland visits Weston in Wayland. North Attleboro plays Durfee in Fall River and Wellesley faces Needham in Wellesley. Bridgewater Normal hosts Abington Teachers at Bridgewater and North Braintree meets Randolph at Randolph.
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Batting Rally in Eighth Beats Pirates 4–3
Philadelphia broke a 3–3 tie in the eighth inning to defeat Pittsburgh 4–3. Errors by both clubs marred the game and robbed Byrne of a potential homer as the decisive rally unfolded.
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Schoolboy Crew Races Held Today
The trial heats of the annual regatta of the Greater Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association are to be held this afternoon on the Charles river basin at 3 o'clock. There will be four heats two for first and two for second crews, and the first two crews in each heat will race on Thursday afternoon in the final championship event.
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Regatta Training Tops Seven Weeks for Local Schoolboys
Coaches Greer and Manning led Boston Latin Rindge Brookline Latin Commerce Cambridge Latin English High crews through seven weeks of prep for the racing regatta. Dr Hawes declared all rowers fit after Friday exams, a record for the association. Competitors expect a tight race among Brookline High Cambridge Latin and Boston Latin with last year’s Cambridge Latin as a past favorite.
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Dorchester Day Games Time Change for Local Celebration
Dorchester Day athletic events at Franklin Field moved to 4 p.m. on Saturday from 2:30 to enable local boys bound for Olympic trials at the Stadium to participate. Events include 100 yard dash 440 yard run 880 yard run one mile run running high jump and 16 pound shot. No entrance fee. Entries close Thursday with Hugh C McGrath 43 Tremont Street.
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Eddie Murphy Stops Canole in Eight
Eddie Murphy of Boston defeated Martin Canole of Fall River in eight rounds in Fall River. The bout was halted by the referee when Canole could not defend himself, his seconds pleading for mercy as Murphy dominated the action.
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Yale Tracks Names Wagoner New Captain
Yale track picks S B Wagoner of St Louis 1913 as captain to succeed R A Gardner 1912 who set a world pole vault record in Philadelphia. Wagoner a pole vaulter ranks close to Gardner.
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McKinnon Outboxes Hitte In Albany Bout
Bill McKinnon of Boston defeated Charlie Hitte of Albany in a 10 round boxing match. McKinnon controlled the action with frequent blows but failed to land a decisive knockout punch.
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Charlie Hitte
Massachusetts
Lawrence Gains a Peg in the N. E. League Race
Lowell June 3 Pitcher Wolfgang ran into trouble in two bad innings as Lawrence beat the champions New Bedford Brockton 7 to 2 Clemens fielding noted Ness O Connell Spires two base hits Griffith Wilson and others contributed Runs came off Anderson and Griffith with several errors and timely hits The game featured 8 strikeouts by Anderson and 3 by Griffith and lasted 2 1 2 hours with Stafford umpiring
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Harrington Dominates Fall River as Lynn Wins 6–0
Harrington held Fall River to four hits and no runs while Lynn cruised to a 6 0 victory. Orcutt of Lynn starred in the field. Morris, Strands, and Bloom contributed with two-base hits and multiple RBIs, as Lynn pitchers limited Fall River to 6 on base.
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Worcester Defeats Haverhill 6 1 in Baseball Clash
Worcester tallies six runs on nine hits to edge Haverhill 6 to 1 as Van Dyke scattered nine hits. Barry struggled with control for Haverhill issuing nine walks.
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Worcester
van Dyke
New Bedford Defeats Brockton 4-2 in Baseball Clash
Griffith outpitched Anderson as New Bedford beat Brockton by four to two. Spires and other key players contributed to the victory in a tight game.
English High past Powder Point 6 to 3 in Duxbury
English High School beat Powder Point 6 to 3 in Duxbury on June 3. Key moments included errors and umpiring confusion over nine innings. McPherson Maloney and Rapp led Powder Point with multiple hits, while Buttner and Clare pitched for the winners.
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Delaney
Camacho
Gately
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Clare
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Maloney
Maximis
Tienry
Doble
Rice
Rapp
Fowler
Eddy
Woodlock
Winver
Brookline High Claims State Championship
Brookline High clinched the state high school baseball title by beating Boston College High 7 to 6 at Cypress Street Park Brookline. They also captured the Triangular championship by defeating Newton High on Memorial Day. Thielscher’s two base hit in the ninth, with bases loaded and two outs, cleared three runs to seal the comeback. Brookline finished 17-1- with one loss. Barron Gill Thielscher Kelley Waltzer were standout players.
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Cypress Street
Brookline
Newton High
Boston College High
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Barron
Gill
Kelley
Waltzer
International League Scores From Baltimore Montreal Newark Toronto
In Baltimore Maryland the Baltimore team defeated Providence 4 to 2. Montreal swept Rochester 6 to 5 in game one and 4 to 0 in game two. Newark beat Jersey City 9 to 3. In Toronto Buffalo won the first game 13 to 9 and took the second 8 to 4.
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