Exeter and Harvard tipped in New England track chatter
Exeter sits center stage at noon as the New England interscholastic meet at Harvard Stadium looms with strong Exeter and Yale Cornell pairings. Boston sports pages note Jimmy Power denies Georgetown plans while Johnny Mack cites Bill Potter’s swift comeback. Dave Caldwell and Ted Meredith loom as major figures in national and intercollegiate hopes.
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Jimmy Power
Georgetown
Southern University
Jimmy
Travers Island
Dave Caldwell
Cornell
Caldwell
Ted Meredith
George Wn
Boxers Brown and Gibbons Age Heights Weights and Meeting History
Gibbons is 26, 5 ft 9 in, 154 lb. Brown is 24, 5 ft 8 in. They have never met in the ring. Lightweight Charlie White defeats Willie Ritchie. White boxes under his name. nationality and birth details show Charles Anchowitz born in Liver pool England on March 25 1891.
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George K. O. Brown
Mike Gibbons
Gibbons
Brown
Charlie White
Willie Ritchie
White
Charles Anchowitz
Liverpool
England
Letter on Eddie Terschner and club membership rules
A letter discusses Eddie Terschner and states only bona fide members may attend Atlas A A bouts. It directs inquiries about membership to matchmaker John McGann at 1160 Washington Street, city. The piece also covers claims about Christy Mathewson’s salary, noting salaries are not disclosed and a definite answer is not possible.
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Eddie Terschner
Atlas A. A
John McGann
Washington Street
City
Christy Mathewson
Driver Rene Thomas wins 500 mile race through minimal pit time
Report notes Rene Thomas in the Delage team spent only four minutes five seconds at the pits during the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 500. He won the Waltham Efficiency Prize for driving most efficiently with four tires and oil and gas changes. Police enforce slow down and horn rules at busy intersections in Andover and Concord New Hampshire pursues non resident motorists for speeding with strict bail rules.
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Rene Thomas
Delage
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Thomas
Rupert Radford Chosen Exeter Track Captain
Rupert Radford of Houston Texas was elected captain of the Exeter track team after the recent meet with Andover. He has run the quarter mile for three years and helped the relay team win the preparatory school championship at the Pennsylvania relay games.
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N. H
Rupert Radford
Houston
Tex
Andover
Radford
Revere High Defeats Swampscott High In Close Victory
Revere High beat Swampscott High 19 to 16 at Revere yesterday in a hard fought game. The contest featured limited scoring and a defensive battle with key plays by Batteries Webb Hartnett Rich Colburn Watts Abbott Wallace and Kehoe.
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Swampscott High
Revere
R.H.E. Revere
Swampscott
Webb, Hartnett, Rich and Colburn
Watts, Abbott, Wallace and Kehoe
Southern Association Scores Amid Rainy Nashville Meeting
Nashville beat Birmingham 7 to 2 while Atlanta over New Orleans 11 to 6 and Memphis defeated Montgomery 6 to 4. Chattanooga at Mobile postponed due to rain.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Montgomery
Chattanooga-Mobile
Hustlers Tie With Red Sox In Seven Inning Tie
Rochester report says John Ganzel's Hustlers faced Carrigan's Red Sox in a mid afternoon game that ended in a 4 to 4 tie after seven innings. The result reflected a tight contest with both sides matching runs in a suspenseful draw.
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N. Y
John Ganzel
Red Sox
Carrigan
Red Sox Tie Rochester In Extra Innings After Slow Start
Coombe allowed two safe hits in six innings before Hoff and Meikle faltered as Boston rallied in the eighth. Merkel relieved Hoff and, with Speaker and Hooper connecting, Boston forced extras. Errors marred fielding, deciding the game after 11 innings as Rochester and Boston battled to a 4-4 tie before a 3,500 crowd.
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Sox
Merkel
Hoff
Speaker
Hooper
Rehg
Henriksen
Harvard 2d Beats Yale 2d In Ninth At Soldiers Field
Harvard second team victory over Yale second nine 3 to 2 on Soldiers Field. Ninth inning rally by Harvard produced two runs with Barton Hervey driving in two on a timely single after one out and bases loaded. Home plate actions and box score details follow with Harvey, Osborn, G Stevens among listed players.
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Yale
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Barton Hervey
aOne
Harvey
R. B. Osborn
Whitney
Ready
G. Stevens
R. Stevens
Conroy
Roper
East Hall Beats Sigma Tau Alpha in Dormitory IM League
East Hall defeated Sigma Tau Alpha 9 to 5 at Tufts Oval in the dormitory division of Tufts College intramural league. Batteries Eldridge Porter Godfrey and Eastman contributed for East Hall in a low scoring contest.
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Tufts College
Sigma Tau Alpha
Tufts Oval
R.H.E. Commons Club
Worcester Beats Lynn 9 to 2 in New England League
Worcester wins handily at home as Bushelman pitches effectively allowing five scattered hits. Carroll Shorten Strands Potterger Stewart and others produced runs. In Fitchburg Lawrence game, Lawrence loses 6 to 8 after Hig performance by Scanlon and wind hindered Collins.
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Bushelman
Sheehan
Cooney
Smithlb
Whiteho
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B’shelmat
Cuningham
Carlo
ASTM
Carroll
Shorten
Strands
Potterger
Kees
Stewart
Whitehouse
Porter
Orcutt
Cunningham
Fahey
Smith
Doherty
Haverhill Triumphs Over Portland 9 8 In Wild Contest
Haverhill defeated Portland 9 to 8 after scoring in late innings on bunched hits and Tuero's wild pitching. McMahon hit a three run homer in the eighth as he and Bowcock provided power. Rieger and Tuero combined for four wild pitches and Tuero allowed three.
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Rieger
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Merritt
Hickman
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Mayberry
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Browns and Tigers Split Double Header
Detroit and St Louis split a double header in Detroit. The first game went 6 to 5 to the visitors in ten innings amid fielding errors and wild plays. Detroit won the second 3 to 0 before it was stopped early to let Browns catch a train.
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St. Louis
Browns
Hamilton
James
Shotten
McKee
Cobb
Veach
Harry Lord Refuses Return to Chicago Club
Former Chicago American League captain Harry Lord said he would not rejoin the club after deserting during its Eastern trip. He sought unconditional release but was refused by owner Charles A. Comiskey, as Lord announced plans to purchase an interest in a minor league team.
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Charlie Rice
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Rice
Boston
East
Chicago
Harry Lord
Lord
Charles A. Comiskey
Buffalo 5 Athletics 2 in Exhibition Tilt
Buffalo International league team beat the Philadelphia Americans 5 to 2 in an exhibition game here. Batteries Jameson and Stephens for Buffalo. Bender Bressler and Schang for Philadelphia.
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Buffalo International League
Philadelphia Americans
R.H.E. Buffalo
Creneaeee
Philadelphia
Jameson and Stephens
Bender, Bressler and Schang
Lowell Beats Temple team 4 to 0 in afternoon game
Lowell batted hard at Temple’s expense and won 4 to 0 in Lewiston. Temple pitcher Maybohm allowed seven hits, with Temple collecting three and two of those triples. In the eighth inning Shea was ordered out for throwing his bat after being called out on strikes.
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Pittsburg
McQuillan
O'Toole
Mamaux
Mayer
E. Byrne
Tenes
Devore
Recker
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Magee
Cravath
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Wee
Killifer
Moran
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Joe Kelly
Cane Carey
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Fee
Wagner
Konetchy
Tae
Steer
Mitchell
Covene Gibson
Kafora
Sen
Lowell
Temple
Lewiston
Maybohm
Shea
Local Scores From Connecticut Rivalry Nights
In New Britain New Britain 19 defeated Bridgeport 2. New Haven 4 beat Hartford 3. Waterbury 6 defeated Pittsfield 1. Springfield 8 defeated New London 3.
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NewHaven
Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Seattle pitcher Pete Schneider signs with Cincinnati club
Seattle star pitcher Pete Schneider of the Northwestern league club signed with the Cincinnati National league team on June 5 and left for the East after nearly agreeing to join the Chicago Federals.
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Seattle
Wash
Pete Schneider
Cincinnati
Chicago Federals
New Bedford Wins Doubleheader To Climb From Last
New Bedford over Brockton 4 3 in nine innings and 1 0 in eight in the Colonial league doubleheader. Sullivan brothers key hits pace the wins as New Bedford gains a share of the standings. Brockton errors totaled one in the two games.
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New Bedford
Brockton
Taunton Beats Fall River 7 to 5 at Hopewell Park
Taunton wins 7 to 5 over Fall River at Hopewell Park in a game sparked by hits from Howard and Fredette and strong fielding from Proulx Kane and Vannie. R Clermont pitched well until the eighth inning before relief by his brother A Clermont. McLeod started on the mound for Fall River then moved to outfield before returning to pitching.
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Vannie
R. Clermont
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Orcutt
Johnson
Kiley
Morris
Wiegold
Barry
Kiernan
Carney
Finnell and Gardner
Woonsocket Defeats Pawtucket to Tie for League Lead
Woonsocket beat Pawtucket 11 to 1 to move into a tie with Fall River for the Colonial league lead. Woodcock pitched dominantly for Woonsocket, striking out nine as the home club collected 17 singles. Key plays came from Pjura Werre and Sullivan with Neptune O'Brien Gaudette and Dee driving run support.
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O’brien
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Callahan
Aldred
Breen
Pfeffer
Oil Plura
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McGinley
Buffalo Beats Brooklyn 6 2 as Seaton Struggles in Pinches
Buffalo tops Brooklyn 6 to 2 in a federal league game highlighted by all of Buffalo's extra base hits driving in runs. Peters finished the last two innings for Brooklyn. In another action, St. Louis edged Kansas City 2 to 1 behind strong pitching and fielding plays with Groom, Simon, Cullop, and Easterly credited.
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Knapp
Buffalo
Seaton
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Blair
Land
Drake
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R.H.E
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Groom
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Baltimore Beats Pittsburg 14 to 2 in 413 Innings
Baltimore made 11 hits off Barger in 413 innings and hit Leclair who relieved him, to win 14 to 2. Batteries Suggs and Jacklitsch for Baltimore and Barger Leclair Berry for Pittsburg.
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Leclair
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Jacklitsch
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Stovall muff seals defeat on Kenworthy’s throw
In Kansas City on June 6 a muff by Stovall on Kenworthy’s pass ended a bid when the key play fell incomplete. The mishap stalled the team’s advance and allowed opponents to seize control.
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Stovall
Kenworthy
Chicago Edges Indianapolis 5–4 After Late Rally
In Indianapolis on June 5 Chicago won 5 to 4 after a decisive sixth inning rally. Indianapolis staged a ninth inning push scoring three runs but could not catch the visitors. Watson and Wilson teamed with Falkenberg and Rariden for Chicago’s win.
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International League scores flash Toronto and Newark games
In Toronto the Maple Leafs beat Montreal 10 to 8. In Newark the home team won 6 to 5 over Jersey City. Baltimore defeated Providence 7 to 6 while Buffalo and Rochester rain postponed.
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Columbus vaults past Louisville in 5 to 2 win
Columbus beats Louisville 5 to 2 at Columbnus Louisville. Cleveland defeats Indianapolis 6 to 4. Wet grounds affect St Paul Kansas City and Minneapolis Milwaukee with unsettled play.
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Tufts vs Boston College Faces Off At Fenway Park
Tufts and Boston College baseball teams meet this afternoon at Fenway Park at 3 o clock in a fast paced college game. The lineup features Tufts players and Boston College names across the field in a lively season clash.
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Fenway Park
Bua Toto
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Flynn Westcott
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Killian Bennett
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