Reds Beat Heps and Rain in Dark Cincinnati Tilt
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Heps 9 to 2 in a misty game delayed by rain. Gaspar led the Reds with steady pitching and timely hits, while Bescher, Bates, Hobby, and Downey sparked scoring through five innings before light failed and play resumed to finish the contest.
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Reds
Bostons
Griffites
Jeff Pfeffer
Mr. Gaspar
Bescher
Egan
Bates
Hobby
Steinfeldt
Rariden
Mitchell
Mike
Downey
Spratt
Grant
Ingerton
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E. Egan
Eens Hoblitzel
Sesasoves
Seeee
Clarke
Cease
Gaspar
Boston
AB. R
Sweeney
Serene
Tenney
Filler
Eeweene Ngerton
Ceseees
Cincinnati Eveeeses
Boston Seracccesone
Rescher
Pfeffer
Klem and
Emslie
First Races in Schoolboy Regatta Set for Today
Preliminary heats in the annual schoolboy regatta will start at 3:30 PM in the Charles River basin. Four heats for first and four for second crews feature Cambridge Latin, Noble & Greenough, Brookline High, and others with finals Thursday. Referee John Richardson and starter Harold Wardwell are on duty. crews include Noble & Greenough, Boston Latin, Roxbury Latin, Volkmann, and Rindge with lineups listed.
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Charles River Basin
John Richardson
Graney
Greer Aleays
Cambridge Latin
Brookline High
Hereford Street
Cottage Farm Bridge
Noble & Greenough
Brookline High Schools
Rindge
Boston Latin
Roxbury Latin
Volk
Sigourney
Weston
Homer Sweetser
Jack Hutchins
Higginson
Chadwick
Jeffries
Spalding
DeFord
Cheney
Carleton Ayer
A. A. Tate
Burnett
Soucy
Harrington
Robinson
Washburn
Mrs Barlow Sets Brae Burn Course Record in Golf Championship
Mrs. R. H. Barlow topped the 18 holes at Brae Burn with a record 85 to lead the Eastern Women's Golf Association championship. Though Miss Harley and Mrs. Fitler tied for second at 98, Barlow's eightstroke margin over the field signals a hard chase as the 36hole mark approaches tomorrow.
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Brae Burn
Eastern Women’s Golf Association
R. H. Barlow
Brae- Burn
Kk. C. Harley
Fall River
E. H. Fitler
Merion
Boston
Fanny C. Osgood
F. W. Batchelder
Grace Semple
Massachusetts
Caleb F. Fox
Barlow
Margaret Thomas
Caleb Fox
K. F. Duncan
New York
Tri-City
K . Harley
E. H Mather
Ce Osgood
Country
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Weston
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Grace Sempre
Wollaston Areas
Irene Richardson
H. S. Curtis
Essex County
Mirs
G. W. Roope
Brae-Burn
F. G. Davis
Dorothy Crosby
W.S. Hilles
Wilmington
Frances Macdonald
Brae -Burn
Georgia Paine
Weston Eee Wane
Fly Ball Lost in Sun Decides Pittsburg Game
In Pittsburg on June 5 Philadelphia won an extra inning tilt 5 to 4 in the 10th. With two out in the 10th Luderns lined a fly to center that Teach lost in the sun for a three base hit. Welchance then reached on a fumbled grounder by Wagner to bring in the winning run.
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Philadelphia
Luderns
Teach
Welchance
Wagner
Prilarr Tata
BTR
Poskert
Lobert
Luderus
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Alexander
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Aene Seeee
Simon
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Wright
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Huston
Harington
Yount
Bate
McGovern Logan
Piitcher
Bouktes
Stafford
Giants Rally in Ninth Beats Cubs 7 to 1
New York regained pace in the pennant race by defeating Chicago 7 to 1. A decisive ninth inning rally began with Merkle's triple followed by Bridwell's single and Mutin's out. Myers singled and Mathewson walked, Devore doubled, Fletcher singled, Snodgrass doubled, and Merkle finished with a two bagger before being retired attempting a triple. Doyle was spiked but stayed in the game.
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New York
Merkle
Bridwell
Mutin
Myers
Mathewson
Devore
Fletcher
Snodgrass
McIntyre
Doyle
R. BH
Eae
P . Ane
Chicago AB
TB PO
Sheckard
Lideessi'ep
Schulte
EAL
Hofman
Zimmerman
Tee
Tinker
Kaiser
Ce Eeeee
Kling
Peo
Halls
MelIntyre
O’day
Brennan
Dodgers Rally In Eighth To Take Game
Brooklyn bunched hits in the eighth inning to win 8 to 7 at St. Louis, breaking even in the series. Pitcher Rucker was effective in most innings except two, as the Dodgers edged the Cardinals.
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Brooklyn
Cardinals
ST. Louis
Rucker
Rain Again Postpones Polo Game
Showers prevented the second game of the international polo series from taking place at Meadowbrook this afternoon disappointing thousands who had planned an enjoyable afternoon of sport in New York.
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New York
Meadowbrook
England and America Polo Rematch Promised Tomorrow
Weather permitting the second encounter between England and America will feature the same line-up as last Thursday. New Yorkers await another clash after the British eleven impressed in the opening game. Milburn leads the Americans as a late rally overturns the early British dominance and sets up a heated rematch.
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England
America
Milburn
Newspaper League Opens the Season at Franklin Field
This afternoon marks the opening of the Boston Newspaper Baseball league at 3:45 p.m. with games between the Globe and Herald Transcript and Journal. Seven papers are represented with the Monitor Post and American making up the three others. Each team will play twelve games, and the season ends August 10. Officials named are Bert C. Loring president Forward A. Foyle vice president Perley G. Blanchard secretary and Henry Whitcomb treasurer.
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Boston
Franklin Field
Globe and Herald
Transcript and Journal
The
Monitor
Post
American
Bert C. Loring
Fdoward A. Foyle
Perley G. Blanchard
Henry ©. Whitcomb
Johnson to sail for coronation with jewels registered
World heavyweight champion Jack Johnson sails to England for the coronation with 15 registered jewelry pieces valued at thousands. He plans to meet promoter Hugh McIntosh in London and would sign articles to fight Bombardier Wells for $30,000 if offered.
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New York
Jack Johnson
England
Custom House
Hugh McIntosh
London
Johnson
Bombardier Wells
Big Shakeup in Volkmann Crews
An 11th hour change by Coach Gra ney reassigns Volkmann rowing crews. The first crew gains Nolan at stroke and Stebbins at bow while Wal ker stays cox, and the second crew includes Codman at bow with Baldwin stroke and Whitney 3. These shifts, tested in recent practice, place the crews in new lineups for the Charles races.
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Bow
Edward Baker
Cambridge
Whitney
Locke
Codman
Kimball
Volkmann School
Townsend
Nolan
Stebbins
Johnson
Volkmann
Graney
Lee
Cutler
Walker
Baldwin
The
Charles
Yale crews suffer first Thames trials amid rain and repairs
Rain kept Yale crews off the Thames. varsity eight began practice at a 30 stroke with Kennedy and Frost aboard. Freshman eight rowed three miles before the varsity started. the freshmen shell wrecked later and will be replaced. Dr James Greenway arrives to oversee conditioning as final exams begin.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Thames
Kennedy
Frost
Aowell
Fred Plaisted
Appleton
Adams
Buckingham
Bow
Maitland
Wood
George St. John Sheffield
Harvard
James Greenway
Durfee and Cooper
New Haven
Davy
Cambridge
Gallant Knocks Out Eagan In Sixth Round Bout
Johnny Gallant of Chelsea stopped Joe Eagan of Boston in the sixth round of their 10 round fight at the Woburn A A. last night. Eagan dropped to the mat after a rights hook and rose at the count of ten. The card also saw Mike Brown beat Young Boudreau in eight, Murray defeat Cronin in six, and a six round draw between Sullivan and Kenney.
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Johnny Gallant
Chelsea
Joe Eagan
Boston
Woburn A. A
Hagan
Mike Brown
Malden
Young Boudreau
Lynn Beats Lowel Worcester in Lead
Lynn defeats Lowel Worcester to take the lead in New England standings as the race for the top spot tightens. The result shifts momentum for upcoming regional battles and solidifies Lynn’s position at the front of the conference.
Fall River blank Brockton in one sided city game
Fall River defeated Brockton 4 to 0 as Wormwood allowed four scattered hits for the visitors. Brockton used two pitchers who were hit freely, while Fall River pitchers worked effectively with strong defense and timely hits.
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Brockton
Fall River
Wormwood
Free hitting clash ends in 10 inning 10 10 draw
New Bedford and Haverhill battled 10 innings in darkness with a 10 10 tie. Sparked by multiple hits and errors, the New Bedford fielding faltered while several players such as Reynolds Pruitt and Grubb stood out with key three base hits and late scoring.
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Haverhill
New Bedfords
M'nville
Grubb
Beaton
Aubrey
Wheeler
Dick'’shire
Duffy
Sweatt
Moore
Snyder
Rising
McCrone
Maranville
Winchester
McDonald
Pruitt
Pfeffer
Ganley
Courtney
Reynolds
Dickinshire
Newlin
Bannon
Middlesex Crew Edges Harvard Freshmen On Half Mile
Middlesex School freshman boat defeated Harvard freshman four by about two feet in a half mile race at Concord. The second Middlesex four beat Harvard second four by three-quarters of a length. First boats led by the Crimson until the finish when Middlesex sprinted ahead.
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Harvard
Concord
Middlesex School
Middlesex
Crimson
Holy Cross Beats Tufts In Medford Nine
Holy Cross defeated Tufts 9 to 8 in a errors filled game. Proctor and Roberts sparked Holy Cross with key hits while Davis pitched for Tufts despite two mistakes and a late rally.
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Holy Cross
Fort Strong Edges Rhode Island In 10 Inning Tilt
In a fast 10 inning game at Fort Strong yesterday the fort team defeated the battleship Rhode Island 5 to 4. Armstrong pitched strongly for Fort Strong as key to the victory. Final lines show Fort Strong 020000000845 Rhode Island 100010000248. Batteries Armstrong Harris Hartmann Parr.
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Fort Strong
Rhode Island Tars
Fort
Rhode Island
Armstrong
R.H.E
Harris
Hartmann
Parr
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