Overall Shuts Out Braves as Cubs Dominate Game
Jeff Overall pitched brilliantly for the Cubs on June 4, blanking the Braves 5 to 0. Rudolph started for the West Siders and was hit hard, especially in the first inning when Evers' lineup scored three. The Cubs added runs in the third and fifth to seal the win.
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Phillies Bunch Hits and Beat Pirates
Philadelphia bunched hits off Camnitz in the seventh inning to score four runs and halt Pittsburgh’s nine of 11 winning streak. Alexander pitched steady ball, holding the Pirates to six hits as Carey made a sensational catch at Forbes Field. Two-base hits went to Camnitz, Killifer, and Magee. Becker and Lobert stole bases. Philadelphia built a 9-4 final count after nine innings.
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Reds Beat Dodgers to Move Up to Seventh Place
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 to climb to seventh in the pennant race while Boston lost to Chicago. Devore and Almeida produced key hits with Hummel homering for Cincinnati. Stack and Curtis pitched for the Dodgers, Benton strong for Cincinnati, with notable baserunning by Miller and Bescher.
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Meiji University Defeats Stanford 5 to 1 in Tokyo
The Meiji University baseball team beat Leland Stanford Jr University 5 to 1 in Tokyo. Principal players and scoring details not provided.
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Harvard undergraduates named to athletic committee
The 1918 14 university athletic committee appointees include William A Barron of Newburyport on the track team L H Mills of Portland Ore on the crew and George F Plimpton of Buffalo manager of the football team.
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Stoneham Subdues Reading 7–1 in Middlesex League game
Stoneham High defeated Reading High 7 to 1 yesterday afternoon in Middlesex league play. Reading errors led to the loss, with Finnegan making a notable shoestring catch in center field as the only highlight.
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Final clash of Exeter and Andover to meet on field
Exeter and Andover, classic rivals, prepare for a highly anticipated afternoon game in Exeter New Hampshire. The matchup promises great interest and excitement as the two teams clash on the ball field this Saturday.
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Cardinals Stop New York Giants Rally In Six Inning Win
St Louis defeated the New York Nationals 6 to 4 at home aided by 11 hits all off Mathewson in six innings. Wiltse pitched two innings, Griner allowed ten baserunners but limited damage until the seventh. Oakes and Herzog produced key hits, and St Louis left six men on base while New York had seven.
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Athletics Win Easy One From Tigers
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 14 to 6 in a game noted for many runs and odd plays. Twenty-nine batters appeared, with Philadelphia using 14 men and Detroit 15. Dubue and Wyckoff were removed early, and Clauss pitched solidly from the third inning.
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Exeter and Andover Set for Season Finale Clash
Exeter fans expect a hard fought game as Andover visits with optimism but a weaker ball club. Welles may start for Exeter after a strong Harvard series, while Andover relies on speed in the field and aims to prove its mettle against a robust Exeter attack.
Exeter Wins Game From Dartmouth Freshmen 5 to 4
Exeter Academy pulled off a ninth inning rally in Exeter New Hampshire, scoring on a home run by Casey and two triples by Peters and Brittingham to beat Dartmouth freshmen 5 to 4. Casey’s leadoff homer sparked the late surge, with Milburn driving in the winning run and Welles securing the finish. Attendance was about 600.
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Local High and College Teams Play Daily Sports Card
Baseball action features Boston College and Norwich University at Massachusetts avenue grounds plus multiple high school matchups across Dorchester Haverhill and beyond. Golf includes Wollaston Montclair annual and Salem women’s handicap. Boxing pairs Eagan and Kennedy with track meets at Russell Field and a Boston rowing regatta finals on the Charles River.
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Loss of a legendary Penn trainer noted for athletic impact
Obituary and tribute to Mike Murphy the renowned University of Pennsylvania trainer. The piece recalls his battle with illness, his influence in producing champions, and his leadership in selecting trainers for the American Olympic team. It also touches on upcoming athletic events and various boxing and track personalities of the era.
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Bedient's World Series pitching record and dates
Bedient pitched parts of games two and three on October 9 and 10, and pitched the entire fifth game on October 12. He also pitched seven innings of the final game on October 16. the total number of games he pitched in the series was four.
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