Red Sox Crushed as Indians Pulse Keeps Up Heat
Cleveland wallops Boston 9 to 3 at home as Mays and Foster struggle on the mound. Hoblitzell exits hurt after a rough third, and Boston’s pitching woes, plus costly errors, seal the loss with Morton finishing the job.
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Medford Holds On To Title In Suburban League
Medford maintains the top position in the Suburban League standings as the season progresses. The team leads the field with key wins and tight defense, while rivals push for better placement in upcoming games.
Suburban league title race tightens with Malden Everett lead
The Suburban league championship remains undecided as Medford contends for first after a 4 to 3 loss to Somerville High ace Tom McGrath. Malden and Everett also show strong hitting clinics as the season progresses.
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Chicago Hands Yankees 12 4 Drubbing in Baseball Clash
Chicago overwhelmed two New York pitchers with 16 hits to win 12 to 4. Two-base hits by Baker Weaver J Collins Kk Collins and BPelsch. Three-base hits by J Collins and Terry. Stolen bases Schalk 2. Sacrifice fly E Collins. Fisher and Russell walked twice and once respectively. Off Fisher 12 hits, 6 runs in 5 1 3 innings. off Allan Russell 4 hits, 4 runs in 2 2 8 innings. off Albert Russell 6 hits, 8 runs in 2 2 8 innings. Umpires O Loughlin and Owens. Time 2h 15m.
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Ex-Champions Enter 30th United States Tennis Tournament
Three former national champions Mrs. William H. Pouch Miss Evelyn Sears and Mrs. Barger-Wallach enter the 30th annual United States lawn tennis championships in Philadelphia with events in singles doubles and mixed doubles. Molla Bjurstedt the defending singles champion will play in the challenge round and in doubles with Eleonora Sears.
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West Side Tennis Club
New York
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International League scores and weather notes
The Newark team led Richmond 8 to 7 and Providence edged Baltimore 9 to 7. A weather note mentions Buffalo Montreal and Wet grounds affecting play.
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Richmond
Providence
Baltimore
Western Conference Meet Sets Track Records in Chicago
Charles E. Parker reports a Western Conference colleges meet in Chicago where one world record was broken, another tied, five conference marks were improved and two equalled.
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Chicago
Eastern College Athletes Outshine Middle West In Track Marks
The article argues Eastern college runners hold more Conference and Stadium marks than Western peers. It highlights Simpson of Missouri with a world record 14.35 seconds in the high hurdles and compares Dismond of Chicago and Meredith of Stanford, noting several events where Eastern athletes lead or rival Western times. It also discusses vs Stadium results, naming Smith of Michigan and Scott of Mississippi Aggies among others.
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Chicago
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Middle West
Stadium
Simpson
Murray
Stanford
Dismond
Meredith
Higgins
Holy Cross
Caldwell
Scott
Mississippi Aggies
Smith
Michigan
Wisconsin
Penn
New American Hurdles Mark New York Meet
J J Eller of the Irish American Athletic Club set a new American amateur record for 120 yards low hurdles at 13 4 5 seconds during the Liberty Day meet at Sheepshead Bay speedway. Eller's 4 5 seconds faster than his 1909 mark. J K Norton of Stanford was second with 14 seconds. L A Davis of the Bunting Club won a 20 mile modified Marathon handicap in 2 hours 3 minutes 35 45 seconds with a 10 minute allowance. Thirty five of 65 starters finished.
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J. J. Eller
Bunting Club
Lowell
Mass
Athletics Lose Again in St Louis Tilt
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 with a decisive sixth inning rally. Mil ler Sisler Pratt and Marsans each singled in the period to drive in three runs.
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Miller
Sisler
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Harvard Freshman and Varsity Oarsmen Sail to Thames Training
Harvard crews depart today from Harvard Square at 12 20 pm for Red Top and three weeks of training on the Thames. Coaches Herrick and Haines, three varsity managers and two freshman managers accompany the team.
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Harvard Crew Aboard for New London Rowing Trip
The Harvard boats John Harvard and the Pup have reached New London and await oarsmen. Varsity A and B crews lineups are listed with stroke seats, middendorf and Taylor moving between eights. Freshman crews and coxswains are named as they prepare to race Cornell.
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Cabot
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Potter
Kreger
R. R. Brown
A. Coolidge
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J. Middendorf
Stebbins
Herrick
Bush
C. Higginson
Braves defeat Colonials 10 to 6 in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut on June 4 the Boston Braves beat the Colonials of New Haven 10 to 6 in a heavy hitting game. Maranville Evers and Kenetchy led the offense with multiple hits and runs while Koney contributed two hits two runs and solid fielding. The Colonials composed of former college stars from Yale Princeton Harvard and Cornell provided strong resistance but could not overcome the Braves.
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Evers
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Koney
Detroit Wins On Four Hits In Ninth Inning Victory
Detroit tops Washington 4 to 3 in the second game of the series after a ninth inning rally. Veach, Shanks, and Davis had key hits including two-base and three-base clocked efforts. Gallia allowed 3 earned runs over 8 1-3 innings before Dauss relieved to seal the win.
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Braves and Cubs Last Game Today
Braves and Cubs clash in a tight race with both clubs flirting with the bottom of the first division standings. The season’s late maneuvering keeps the outcome uncertain as the two teams pursue crucial points and position.
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Stallings Club
Braves Tread Water as Slump Tests Boston Hopes
The Braves hover four games behind the leaders and two and a half from last place after a week that saw three wins from Brooklyn and one from the Cubs. Pitching by Rudolph, Tyler, Ragan, Hughes and Allen has been strong, while batting lags. Henry Gowdy shows solid work and speed, and Rabbit Maranville has revived his play. John Evers slumps before Magee’s return, and morning practice could aid batting form as Boston awaits a Cubs visit and a four game Reds series looming.
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Rabbit Maranville
Henry Gowdy
Henry
John Evers
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Sherwood Magee
Chief Stallings
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Williards
Zimmerman
Schulte
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Corhan
Smith
Speaker
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Reds
Charles Herzog
Yale Rowing Squad Arrives at Gales Ferry Training Site
Yale's rowing squad over 40 strong arrives by train and yacht at the Thames River training quarters in Gales Ferry Connecticut. Coach Nickalls plans morning and afternoon practice ahead of the Harvard regatta on June 23. The varsity boat lineup remains unsettled after recent defeats by Cornell and Princeton.
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Thames River
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Cornell
Princeton
Delano Straw Shop Advertises Quality Value
A Delano shop promotes its straw products with emphasis on workmanship and quality. Straws priced at 2, 3, and 3.50 dollars are highlighted as super values.
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