Boston Keeps Winning as Chicago Falters 10 to 3
Nearly 5 000 fans watched Boston crush Chicago 10 to 3 at Huntington Avenue. Dunkle’s errors and Chicago’s weak hitting fueled Boston’s big second inning lead, with Calahan, Daly, and Collins contributing key hits and runs. George Winters pitched well for Boston, while Chicago’s defense and baserunning mistakes hampered their effort.
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Detroit Defeats Philadelphia 6–4 in American League Batter Mullin Standout
Detroit tops Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Mullin’s curves frustrate the Phillies. A late eighth inning rally chance faded after Mullin retired the lone batter with one out. Attendance reported at 7 807.
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Baseball box score fragment shows Detroit at Philadelphia
Hits Carr and Bender for Detroit. Sacrifice hits by ush and McGuire. Stoler scores Barrett. Detroit left on bases ten, Philadelphia six. Five Detroit walks, six Philadelphia walks. Hit by pitch Barrett Gessler and Schreck. Strikeouts Mullin six, Henley five, Waddell one. Time two hours. Umpires Hassett and Carruthers.
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St. Louis Triumphs 9-1 Over Washington in 11 Innings
In a long 11th inning rally, St. Louis scored six runs to beat Washington 9 to 1. Delehanty doubled and Carey singled for Washington’s sole offense. Patten steadied the mound for the win as six singles and a walk capped the decisive frame.
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Cleveland Defeats New York 6 3 in Opener of Series
Cleveland wins 6 to 3 as New York errors and Cleveland timely hitting decide the opener. Manager Griffith travels to Philadelphia with broad powers to add players. Flick homered triple by Gochnauer and McFarland among run producers. Chesbro and Moore pitched. 1539 attend.
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Honeymooners defeat Peggy From Paris nine at South End grounds
The Chinese Honeymoon team routed Peggy From Paris 27 to 1 at South End grounds as George Ade and Toby Claude watched the theatrical troupe’s defeat. Fred Todd was injured, Arthur Deagon subbed for him, and John Park was the sole Peggylite to receive a photo from Josie Sadler. The Defender faces yesterday’s winner at 3 o’clock.
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Harvard Oarsmen Receive Rousing Sendoff Before Red Top Trip
Harvard's crews received a large ovation at the Newell boathouse as they prepared to leave for Red Top. The party included Varsity and Four-oar crews with coaches and Captain McGrew, plus medical examiner Dr. Jewett. Subs Jimmy Aver and Dick Derby named as alternates.
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MIT Graduates Rejoice At Class Smoke Talk
More than 100 members of the MIT graduating class attended the smoke talk at the M I T Union on Garrison street. Examinations are finished and the informal gathering marked the last class meeting. George H. Lee received a gavel from classmates with George W. Swett delivering the speech. The evening featured a musical program. Class day follows on Monday and graduation exercises on Tuesday.
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Shirtwaist and necktie party draws 300 couples
The Ladies' Auxiliary 29 linked to Division 72 A. O. FL held a shirtwaist and necktie party in Paine Hall last night with more than 300 couples in attendance. County officials M Cavanaugh Josephine Mahoney and Mary McNeely attended alongside Divisions 27 and 44 representatives. Ellen Toomey led the dancing with a capable aid corps.
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Josephine Mahoney
Mary McNeely
Ellen Toomey
Harvard Freshmen and Seniors Clash In Interclass Baseball
Harvard interclass game turned into a near riot as seniors railed at freshmen with jibes horns and rough play. The 15 to 5 victory by the seniors drew faculty action and marked the affair as a disgrace to both classes.
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Baseball and school games stir Chicago scene at Huntington
Chicago notes a lively day as Huntington avenue hosts college and interscholastic baseball. Quigley and Dorchester vie for playoff spots while Dorchester, Roxbury, and Cambridge teams prepare for key clashes. Players like Callahan receive gifts as Kaiser Wilhelm’s stroke shifts standings in Pittsburg.
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Nationals Shut Out by Wilhelm as Pittsburg Triumphs
Pittsburg defeats Boston 8 to 0 at home behind Wilhelm. Ritchey scored the first run, Clarke and Sebring sparked the offense, Wagner produced crucial runs, and a crowd of about 2900 witnessed a strong Pittsburg performance with aggressive base running and sharp fielding. Ed Abbaticchio celebrated with a $150 ring.
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Chicago Beats New York 4 to 2 In Rainy Tilt At Wrigley
Mathewson pitched a great game for Chicago backed by strong defense and Bowerman's catching. Lundgren struggled as New York misplayed several chances. Bresnahan and McGann doubled for the Giants while Tinker hit a three-base shot in the Chicago win witnessed by about 7600 fans.
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Brooklyn 5 St Louis 2 in opener at St Louis
Brooklyn won 5 to 2 as Schmidt dominated for St Louis until Currie relieved. O Neill left in fifth after being hit hard and Currie steadied the visitors. Attendance 1678 as box score shows Strang Doyle and others contributing with three base hits and several defensive plays.
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Hammond Suffering Ptomaine Poisoning In Colorado Mining Deal Ties
John Hays Hammond III, mining expert representing Guggenheim interests of New York, in Colorado mining deals, is seriously ill with ptomaine poisoning in Colorado Springs. He has contracted a serious condition while in the state for mining operations.
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Tremont Temple Deacons Press Push for Dr Lorimer Return
Boston church leaders, the Tremont Temple Deacons, push to have Dr Lorimer resume his duties. The article notes local efforts by a Boston man linked to the case and ongoing tensions within the church.
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Floods and Celebrations Highlight Weekend News
The clipping cites floods and other disasters in the country rivaling Kansas and notes a grand Boston celebration for the unveiling of the Hooker statue on the State House grounds. It touts one of 70 features in the Sunday Post.
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