Harvard Freshmen Rowulled. Four Mile Time Row Held
Harvard's first crew completed a four mile time row on the Thames in ideal weather. The public time was not released. The Freshman and Henley eights raced two miles with the Freshmen beaten by two lengths. Culbert replaced Higginson at No 2 in the Freshman lineup as crews rowed in strong form.
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Conn
Harvard
Thames
Henley
Culbert
Replac Higginson
Yale Varsity Wins Four Mile Pull Over Thames
Yale first and second eights rowed four miles on the Thames finishing with a half length lead. The stroke hit 83 while the freshman eight logged a mile. Coach Guy Nickalls and the coxswains ran a mile and a half ashore with Nickalls leading among visitors including Al Cowles Pa Corbin Captain Snowden and Coxswain Barnum from earlier crews.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Thames
Varsity
Guy Nickalls
Oxford
al’’ Cowles
Pa’’ Corbin
Snowden
Barnum
Cubs Defeat Robins in Poorly Played Game
The Chicago Nationals beat Brooklyn 9 to 4 in a game marked by errors and shaky defense. Key moments included a pinch hitter replacing Allen in the eighth and Pfeffer allowing four runs in the ninth, aided by Archer’s three hits and a walk.
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Robins
Brooklyn
Chicago Nationals
Allen
Pfeffer
Archer
Hubbard Perdue Leads Braves Past Reds 7 to 2
Hubbard Perdue, disguising as an athlete, starred for the Braves against the Reds. His strong performance helped the Braves win 7 to 2, shocking the visitors and boosting Braves morale.
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Hub Perdue
Reds
Braves Triumph Over Reds In Home Opener Thriller
George Stallings guided a lively performance as the Braves, buoyed by a home crowd of about 3500, outslugged Cincinnati 4 2. Key moments included Perdue’s six inning gem and Evers two doubles with Gowdy and Deal contributing. A memorable misplay by Neihoff sparked a late Braves rally sealing the win.
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George Stallings
Braves
Ross Stallings
Boston
Perdue
Hub
Leon “Red” Ames
Cincinnati
Leon
Heinie Groh
Mann
Hank Gowdy
Groh
Texas
Evers
Neihoff
Hubb
Hoblitzell
Larry Gilbert
Herzog
Johnny Evers
Maranville
Hank
Deal
Purdue
Moranville
Moran
Reds
Mr. Perdue
Revere
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S.cee
Connolly
Gilbert
Schmidt
Gowdy
Cecwsss
Cid
Steeee
Ames
Ferfue
Hoblitzel
Byers
Maran
Grohbville
Klein and
Hart
Cardinals Bunch Seven in Eighth to Top Giants
St Louis scored four in the eighth to beat New York 8 to 3 after leading 3 to 0 early. Miller drove in four runs and Beck collected three singles and a triple in four at bats as New York pitching struggled behind Marquard. Grant doubled three times for New York. Beached and Murray led the Giants' hitting efforts.
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St. Louis
Beck
Robinson
Huggins
Miller
Stock
Burns
Grant
Marquard
LOUIS
AB. R
Wilson
Butler
Wingo
Perritt
A. B.beacher
Snodgrass
BUC
Seao
Mevyer
Isécscee
Sthonde
Deivsevscerd
Bescher
Murray
Doyle
Meyers
Dolan
Eason and Johnson
Didier Races Collins at Revere Tonight
George Wiley is unable to meet Leon Didier the French champion at Revere tonight due to an injury from a race in New Haven last night. Elmer Collins will substitute and the motor paced main event covers a distance of miles with a large entry list of professionals amateurs and novices preceding the race.
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New Haven
George Wiley
Leon Didier
Revere
Elmer Collins
Pell Beats Wright in Old Dominion Tennis Final
Pell of New York defeated Irving Wright of Boston 6-3 5-7 6-3 6-2 to advance to tomorrow's championship against Dr Nat Thornton of Atlanta in Richmond Virginia.
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Richmond
T. R. Pell
New York
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Pell
Irving Wright
Boston
Exeter Meets Andover Today on the Diamond
The annual Exeter vs Andover baseball game is set for this afternoon at Andover. Exeter carries the stronger overall record, but Andover is peaking and has played better ball lately, making them the probable winner in this New England batting clash.
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Exeter
Andover
Philips Exeter
Captain Neal Out Exht Hr June 5 Exeeter Game
Gloom spread through the Philips Exeter Academy camp as Captain Benjamin Neal star first baseman and leading hitter cannot play in the annual clash with Philips Andover Academy due to his brother's death in Calais Maine. Neal from Waite Maine has starred this year and previously. He reportedly declined offers from the Brooklyn Federals and New York American League club to enter Princeton next fall. Gerald O Connor of Watertown New York will fill his position.
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Philips Exeter Academy
Benjamin Neal
Philips Andover Academy
Calais
Neal
Waite
Exeter
Brooklyn Federals
New York American League
Princeton
Gerald O'Connor
Watertown
N. Y
Ritchie Welsh Bout Delayed to July Fourth in London
The lightweight championship bout between Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welsh has been postponed from June 30 to July 4 in London, announced by Ritchie’s manager in Chicago.
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Chicago
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
London
Ritchie
Dorchester Day Baseball Double Feature
Dorchester Day features a Spartan A. A. of Meeting House Hill versus the Dorchester Bisons of Field's Corner in a tight race with each team holding one loss after six games. Murphy and Dunphy catch for the Spartans, Hop Lynn and Maney for the Bisons, Regan a former New Brunswick umpire officiates, first pitch at 3 o'clock.
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Spartan A. A
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester Bisons
Field’s Corner
Spartans
Murphy
Dorchester High
Dunphy
Hop Lynn
Maney
Bisons
Regan
New Brunswick
Bucket Brigade Fights Fire After Store Burned in New Hampshire
Fire at William Hergs store and nearby buildings near Jefferson New Hampshire caused about 15000 dollars in losses. Tramps suspected. a bucket brigade of 160 citizens saved a church from destruction at Cherry Mountain tonight.
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N. H
William Herg
Cherry Mountain
Harvard and Brown Baseball Game at Soldiers Field
Harvard faces Brown in a Soldiers Field game this afternoon at 3 o clock. Mahan will pitch for Harvard with Waterman catching, while Henry starts for Brown with Waterman behind the plate. The reading of batting orders is partially garbled but lists Harvard players Nash Tewht Clark Durgin Gannett Milholland and Bardwick among others.
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Brown
Soldiers Field
Henry
Mahan
Waterman
Nash
Tewht Clark
Ayres
Winthrop High Beats Weymouth High in Slow Game
Winthrop High defeats Weymouth High 4 to 1 at Clapp Athletic Field. Stars include Gloster with a two-base hit for Weymouth and Reilly, Gorman, and Vend Passey noted in the Weymouth lineup. Langford and Callahan pitched for the teams with several errors and stolen bases recorded.
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Winthrop High
Weymouth High
Winthrop H. Ss
Savana
Dal
Mauro
iFaint
Harbor
Puttner
Gorman
Burke
Rattlett
G Ghoster
Leary
Reilly
Condrick
Lacky
Langfordp
Collahamy
Ie Totela
Besse
Lucky
Harber
Gloster
Evans
Fraher
Ofe
Ford
Callahan
Langford
Iraher
Hed ‘ Burke
Nolan
Allen Retains World Pocket Billiard Title in KC Match
Bennie Allen of Kansas City defeated Roy Pratt of San Francisco in the third straight block to keep his world pocket billiard championship. The victory came with a 200 to 66 score and a three block total of 60 to 149, with Allen's high run reaching 48.
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Kansas City
Bennie Allen
Roy Pratt
San Francisco
Allen
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