Harvard Wins In 11 Innings At Brown Inning Battle
Providence R I June 4 Harvard won the last game of the Brown series in an 11 inning contest marked by a pitchers duel. Brown pitcher Hatch fanned 14 while Stillman limited Harvard to four hits. Fielding miscues occurred in two periods, overshadowing steady defense at other times. The score:
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Dartmouth Beats Amherst 2 1 On Pratt Field In Key Game
Amherst pitcher Kane fanned 14, two hits allowed as Dartmouth wins 2 1 at Pratt Field. Boston beats St Louis 7 3 in South End, Willis stars for Buckenberger. Long highlights defense with two spectacular catches and Lush hits a long homer over right field fence.
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Larative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement urging that Bb. W. Grove name appear on every box of Larative Bromo Quinine Tablets, marketed as a remedy that cures a cold in one day, priced at 2 cents.
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Boston Beats St Louis In Closest Cleveland Game Day
In Cleveland on June 4 Boston defeated the St Louis Americans 4 to 3 on a disputed seventh inning call by umpire Johnstone. Lajoie Day drew 10 000 fans, Hickman debuted for Cleveland, and strong hitting aided by sharp fielding kept the game tight with two Boston runs off errors. Cy Young and Criger were set for Boston the next day while Wright Bernhard or Wood were slated for Cleveland.
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Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia in Heavy Hitting Tilt
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 as Magea exited in the first inning and Duggleby, who came in, was hit repeatedly. Philadelphia's fielding was loose and attendance reached 1661.
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New York Wins Ninth Inning Shortened Clash With Chicago
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 8 in a 10 inning game in New York after Jackson left fielder was released and Hartley covered left field while McDonald covered right field for the visiting squad.
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Patterson Delivers Superb Pitching in Philadelphia Encounter
In Philadelphia on June 4 Patterson's superb pitching dominated the game as the American team faced its opponent. The standout performance highlighted strong control and strategic placement, stifling the other side's bats and setting the tone for the matchup.
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Washington Slugging Win As Attendance Hits 3343
Washington dominated in a high scoring game today, securing an easy victory. Attendance was 3343.
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St Louis Beats Local Team As Harper Is Ejected
Fielding errors and tough curves from Harper doomed the Baltimore locals to defeat by St Louis. Harper was removed from the game for protesting against the umpire. Attendance listed as 25,001.
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Brooklyn Extends Winning Streak to Seven
Brooklyn added another win as part of a seven game streak since returning home. Cincinnati rallied in the eighth with two runs on singles by Corcoran and Ewing and a two-base hit by Steinfeldt. Attendance was 1600.
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University of Illinois Beats Yale 10 4 In New Haven
Illinois defeated Yale 10 to 4 after taking an early lead, backed by Lundgren Stahl and McKelvy Welton batteries. Illinois had 7 hits and 8 errors while Yale totaled 7 hits and 10 errors as Gruber umpired the game in New Haven.
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Princeton beats Bucknell 19 to 1 in thrashing
Princeton defeated Bucknell today in Princeton New Jersey by nineteen runs to one. Davis hit two home runs to propel the Tigers. Final line shows Princeton with 17 hits and Bucknell with 6. Errors totaled eight for Princeton and four for Bucknell. Batteries: Underhill Dunscombe and Green for Princeton Bhier Jackel and Stanton for Bucknell.
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Brunswick Defeats Bowdoin In Eight to Two Win
Brunswick beats Bowdoin 8 to 2 as Libby shines on the mound with 12 strikeouts. Havey hits a home run for Bowdoin. Brunswick tallies 11 hits to Bowdoin's 4 with 7 Brunswick errors and 5 Bowdoin errors. Batteries Libby Keene Lewis Greene.
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Scores from a series of regional games listed
In Toronto Toronto Rochester 12 to 3 Buffalo Buffalo Montreal 8 to 1 Newark Jersey City 5 to 2 Providence 7 to 6 Deering Westbrook 6 Bowdoin Vermont Lincoln Saint Lawrence 3 0
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Freeman Lowers World 10 Mile Record at Local Coliseum
Howard Freeman lowered the world's 10 mile motor paced bicycle record in Baltimore in the second heat of a race with DeGuichard at the local coliseum. The former record of 14 minutes 49.6 seconds was set by Harry Elkes last year at the Pan American exposition. Freeman's new mark is 14 minutes 47.4 seconds.
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Yale Crew Off Por Practice
Yale University crew candidates received an enthusiastic send off in New Haven to begin practice for the race with Harvard. The event kicked off at 2 30 o clock with prospects of a strong season ahead for the Yale crew competing against Harvard.
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Haverhill Beats Lawrence In Wind Affected Game
Report of a rough match where Haverhill defeated Lawrence amid strong winds and dust from passing trains. Notes mention player performances, managerial remarks, and a postponed Somerville-Cambridge Manual Training School game due to weather.
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New England League Games Today
Manchester faces Fall River Concord takes Dover Nashua meets Lowell and Lawrence plays Haverhill in today’s New England League schedule across four cities.
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Haverhill Captures Win Over Lawrence In Rainy June Start
Billy Hamilton served as captain for the first time as Haverhill defeated Lawrence before 800 fans. Sensational plays and strong defensive stops by Spooner Coffey Welch Sheets aided by McGinley on the mound and Howison in relief. Errors by Lawrence keyed the victory. Dover Triumphs 8 to 4 Over Concord in New England action. Kane shines on defense. Foley's pitching strong in critical moments.
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Nashua Falls to Lowell 8 1 in Errorless Game
Nashua New Hampshire, June 4. Nashua played an errorless game but was outclassed by Lowell, which won 8 to 1. Bush pitched for Nashua after officiating in five of the last ten games. Wills allowed only two hits for Lowell. Meghlin error and Bannon single produced Nashua’s lone run in the ninth.
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Manchester 9 Fall River 5 baseball game recap
In a June 4 game at Fall River pitcher Meagher struggled in the eighth inning allowing walks and a hit, and a costly Shires error helped Manchester score three runs to seal a 9 to 5 victory as visitors hit key moments to secure the win.
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St Louis Cardinals Bring Homer Smoot to Philadelphia Today
In this present series finale Homer Smoot of the Cardinals joins the squad in Philadelphia while Jack Menefee showcases his form with a shutout against the Pirates on Decoration Day. Harry Bey of Cleveland is fined 26 dollars in Washington for an offbeat conduct incident.
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Boxing Gossip From Gilsey Hotel Sparks Fight Rumors
In New York at the Gilsey Hotel a group of well known sporting men including Al Smith and John B. McCormick discussed upcoming fights in England. They questioned gate money prospects and suspected insider information. Macon McCormick praised Tommy Ryan as the sole first class American. Al Smith sought to distance himself from the sport to preserve his reputation. The group doubted Jabez White’s chances against Spike Sullivan and noted Macon’s recent paralytic episode, likely vertigo, while praising Philadelphia Jack O'Brien as a loyal friend. Ned McAvoy’s betting prowess and Bob Pinkerton’s remarks on his betting style were also mentioned.
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Asthma and Consumption Cure Promoted by Koch Inhalation
Thousands of physicians endorse Professor Koch’s inhalation treatment with Tuberculine as a cure for lung diseases. Boston patients testify to results, with offices at 361 Boylston Street and 861 Boylston Street offering free consultation and one treatment. The method uses vapors to heat and destroy germs in the lungs, claimed to halt consumption asthma and bronchitis.
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