Montgomery Street Boys Win Annual Outdoor School Track Meet
Worcester edges Portland 12 to 3 as More struggles in sixth and seventh innings. Runs credited to Sennon Collins Gardella Potteiger Cabrera Carroll Keegan Merrill Sweatt Hayden. Lewiston defeats Fitchburg 6 to 2 behind Young's hitting and Tuckey pitching.
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Baseball and track notes from the era mix with college prospects
Articles discuss Clarence Rowland and Eddie Collins with the White Sox and Athletics, college stars Meredith Bingham Oler Hoffmire and Johnny Evers, a Caledonian Club picnic with a modified marathon, Pennsylvanias coaching hopes, national track tryouts at Harvard Stadium, and boxing bout odds with Charley White.
Duffeys 2 Sports Answers to Queries
The piece discusses Irish American Athletic Association membership, boxing tournament inquiries at 28 Hayward Pike Boston, and amateur baseball advice for aspiring players. It also covers debate over whether White truly defeats Welsh as lightweight champion, noting the claim is based on newspaper decisions.
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Lynn Defeats Manchester in Hard Fought Baseball Game
Lynn toppled Manchester 5 to 4 in a tense second inning rally as Haight and Orcutt powered the offense. Sline allowed five hits in 1 1 8 innings while Press and King combined for two hits apiece, with Gleason and Lynch contributing key plays in the field. Time of game was 1 hour 32 minutes with Keeler umpiring.
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Zeiser Wild In Lowell Loss As Home Team Wins Early
Zeliser was wild and ineffective for Lawrence in a game against Lowell, who protested the contest for alleged emery use. Line: Lawrence Rons-Thompson O Connell Layster Warren Flaherty Harris 2 Ostergren. Highlights include two-base hits by Luysters Harris Conley and Ostergren. Final innings totals show Zeiser allowing 4 hits in 11 8 innings and Maybohm 6 in 62 8 innings. Umpire McGauley. Time 1h 40m.
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Nashville 3 Birmingham 38 in 12 innings
Birmingham dominates Nashville 38 to 3 over 12 innings in a high scoring game. Mobile edges Chattanooga 6 5 while Atlanta loses 4 6 to Little Rock and New Orleans trails Memphis 5 9 in other action.
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New Bedford Tops Pawtucket In Pitchers Duel 2-1
Gleason and Adams matched zeroes until the eighth when New Bedford pushed two runs, beating Pawtucket 2-1. Harlow and Griggs drove in runs for the winners while Fryer and McGinley starred for Pawtucket.
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Fall River Defeats Brockton 4 to 1 in Sharp Fielding
Fall River's strong inner and outer defense shuts down Brockton as Powers hits a three-base, while Phoenix and Jacobson spark the visitors. Brockton adds a late rally but falls 4 to 1 with Golden and BensonJimside strong on the mound.
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Buffalo and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Federal League
In Buffalo New York on June 4 Brooklyn won the first game 9 to 3 while Buffalo captured the second 6 to 3. Two home runs in the third inning of the second game sealed Brooklyn’s win as Buffalo’s late scoring couldn’t overturn the lead. Batteries Marion Land Krapp Blair LaFitte Pratt Schulz Allen.
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St. Louis Defeats Chicago 8 3 For First Division Berth
St Louis hammered McConnell for an 8 to 3 win over Chicago to seize a first division spot. Groom struck out five and held Chicago scoreless in several innings while all but one St Louis batter hit McConnell at least once. Chicago managed three runs on eight hits with Brennan and Wilson anchoring their lineup.
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Wild Visitors Pitching Spurs Kansas City Win Over Pittsburg
Kansas City defeated Pittsburg 5 to 3 as the visitors' wildness sparked a seven inning rally. The Ayes scored four runs in the seventh after a hit batter, three walks and a single. Batteries Rogge Barger Dickson Berry Main Henning Brown.
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Thomas Declines Sparring With Gil Gallant In Prep
Thomas will not spar with Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea after facing Charley White next Tuesday night at the Atlas A A. The Quaker lightweight plans to train with Young Jasper and local contenders. He impressed a crowd with a ball punching display and credits the bag workouts for his speed and power.
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Arbitator Tim Hurst Retires After Illness in Minersville
Tim Hurst once famed as a baseball arbitrator was called out by the chief arbiter at the home of ex Sheriff John Toole in Minersville Pennsylvania. Indigestion forced his withdrawal from the sport.
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Tim Hurst Dies Remembered Diamond Judge Of Baseball
The death of Tim Hurst ends a 33 year umpiring career marked by fearless rulings and notorious incidents at old Columbia Park. He rose from Southern League spectator to National League umpire and earned respect across circuits for his integrity and aid to young players from mining regions.
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English High Wins Boston High School Meet at Wood Island Park
English High captured the outdoor track meet with 978-4 points, ahead of High School of Commerce 67 1-2, Boston Latin 39, and West Roxbury 247-8. Harold Brigham and Elmer Barrows set records. Winchester and Dorchester or other schools followed in final standings.
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100 Yard Dash Trial Heats At Local Meet
Multiple heats report winners and runners up for 100 yard dash 880 yard run and 220 yard dash at a local meet. Schools named include High School of Commerce Boston English High Dorchester High Mechanic Arts High Hyde Park High and others with times ranging from 10 3 5s to 2m 72 5s and notes on group results and records.
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50 Yard Dash Trials and Relays Feature City High Schools
Report of sprint heats and semi finals from a city track meet. Winners include H Segal Boston English High and Leo Eskin East Boston High, with multiple runners from Charlestown, Brighton, Dorchester and others. Relays list Brighton High and East Boston High victors with times around 58 seconds.
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Dartmouth Beats Vermont In 7 4 Victory
Dartmouth defeated Vermont by 7 to 4 in Burlington Vermont. Parritt pitched exceptional ball striking out 12 to keep Vermont at bay except in the eighth inning.
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Freshman Goldberg Shuts Down Hanoverites In Tight Game
In the third inning Gilbert was relieved by freshman Goldberg who held Hanover to no scores. Dartmouth led off with an error by Maiden and three hits for two runs. Lin made a sensational play off Williams and Dartmouth added runs in the next two frames. Despite errors the game was fast with only one man stealing a base. Goldberg, from Connecticut, has pitched two college games and is hailed as superior to former Vermont pitcher Ray Collins.
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Dartmouth elects Riley track captain for 1916
Edward C. Riley of Lawrence Massachusetts was unanimously elected captain of the Dartmouth track team for 1916 in Hanover.
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Exeter and Andover Face Off In Big Rivalry Ball Game
Exeter is the favorite against Andover in today’s annual showdown at Exeter. Exeter has the stronger season with only one loss to Worcester Academy and fields a potent batting lineup led by Comerford on the mound. Andover, though labeled weak, has surprised by beating stronger teams but offers little batting strength and will rely on defense to stay competitive.
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Harvard to Play Princeton Today at Soldiers Field
Harvard and Princeton resume their three game series at Soldiers Field after a 4 to 2 Harvard win earlier. The Tigers seek revenge on Harvard’s home field following a 10 inning defeat and postponements. Mahan and Deyo face off as Harvard relies on pitching and solid infield play.
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Philadelphia women advance in Tri-City golf for Griscom cup
Philadelphia defeats Boston 17 matches to 4 to earn a finals spot against New York in the Tri City Women's Golf contest for the Clementa Griscom cup. Philadelphia won 12 of 18 singles and five of six foursomes.
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