Mullin Leads A L Pitching Tear With 10 Straight Wins
Hub National Championship Bowlers Are on Their Way Mullin has 10 straight victories and dominates the American League with 41 strikeouts and a .290 batting average for a pitcher. He has beaten every club except New York and pitched 10 full games with only two walks and one hit batsman.
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Cicotte
Boston
Camnitz
Willis
Pittsburg
Hofman
St. Louis
Phelps
John T. Brush
New York Giants
Harry Pulliam
Brush
Will Make Their First Appearance in Madison Square Garden
The B A A members’ games are set for 4 this afternoon at Tech field as Harvard track athletes join the Back Bay club for a notable meeting. Reports discuss hammer throw changes, British champs, and prospects of top sprinters like Walker, Nichol son, and McCoy, with commentary on intercollegiate strategy and American plans.
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George B. Harris
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L. W. Marston
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John H. Kenney
Frank J. Kiernan
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L. N. Faulkner
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J. M. Thomas
R. N. Southwell
John Holland
J. K. Simson
Charles M. Goulding
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B. F. Smith
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William Beatty
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New York Herald
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Answers to Queries A A D Roxbury Questions on Baseball Rules
The note explains batting average as hits divided by at bats and fielding as putouts plus assists divided by chances. It confirms Jake Stahl played with Boston in 1903 and 1904, Harry Wolter’s American nationality, and references rulings on a balk and runner being out under Rule 34 Sec 7 and Rule 56 Sec 7.
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Roxbury
Jake Stahl
Boston
Harry Wolter
Wolter
Brookline
Annette Kellerman
Peter McNally
Morgan
Harry Pulliam
Shakeup Hits Cornell Crew before Intercollegiate Regatta
Cornell coach Charles E. Courtney trims the rowing squad to 26 as veterans Hollister Sanger and Clark are dropped. The revamped lineup includes 19 varsity rowers, 10 freshmen, and changes in the Harvard victory formation as Seagraves Day and others shift to subs and heats ahead of the Hudson regatta.
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Charles E. Courtney
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Commodore Clark
S&s. P. Hollister
F. M. Sanger
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Backus
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Sutton
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Simson
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Boxers Scheduled for Week of Pro bouts
Boxers listed for this week include Clarence English vs Billy West in New York Soldier Burns up. Karry Scroggs faces Kid Beebe in Philadelphia. Ed Kelly meets M Nally. Bunny Ford vs Rowan in Bridgeport. Joe Wagner vs Johnny Glover in New York. Magesey School vs Wisconsin Kid in Lander. Also Jimmy Gardner vs Tommy Quill. Frasier vs Billy Shevlin. Tom Foley vs Young McDonough. Peck Lefavor vs Kid Perron at Armory A A. Young Corbett vs M Fleming in Philadelphia. Wednesday cards feature Jack O Brien vs Stanley Ketchel. Harry Dutch vs Eddie Walsh. Thursday Frank Stone vs Dutch Carr at Charlestown. Saturday Eddie Carr vs Jerry Meskill. Phil McGovern vs Jim Kenrick in Philadelphia.
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Clarence English
Billy West
New York
Soldier Burns
Karry Scroggs
Baltimore
Kid Beebe
Young Pierce
Philadelphia
Ed Kelly
M. McNally
Bunny Ford
Rowan
Bridgeport
Conn
Joe Wagner
Johnny Glover
Magesey School
Wisconsin
Lander
Col
Jimmy Gardner
Tommy Quill
Jokeee
Frasier
Billy Shevlin
Tom Foley
Young McDonough
Peck Lefa
Harvard Crew Prepares for Thames Regattas
The piece notes Harvard and Yale crews nearing the Thames for intercollegiate racing after Memorial Day. Harvard faces a four mile trial against Yale following a confident Ithaca outing, with Columbia at Poughkeepsie and Cornell shaping a powerful freshman eight. Yale sails to the Thames next, Harvard to follow.
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Thames
Red Top
Gales Ferry
Hudson
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Ithaca
Wray
Paull to Meet Wilson in Elite Mile at New York Event
Wilton Paull of the University of Pennsylvania set an intercollegiate mile record of 4:17 3-4 at the May 23 games. Harold Wilson, the English amateur, has consented to race June 26 at the New York Press Club games, with Mike Murphy aiding. Possible entry of Sheppard and Gardner from Vermont could boost the field for one of the era’s premier mile contests.
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University of Pennsylvania
Harold Wilson
New York Press Club
Wilson
Mike Murphy
Sheppard
Paull
Reds Sweep Twin Bill at Cincinnati Brooklyns Fall Twice
In front of 11 000 fans in Cincinnati the Reds beat Brooklyn 5 3 and 4 3. Oakes suffered a concussion in the second game and will miss several days. Scoring details include two base hits by Secanton and Hummell, and multiple double plays, with Ewing and Rucker among the pitchers noted.
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Giants Defeat St Louis 12 to 1 in Easy Victory
New York defeated St. Louis 12 to 1 as Lush faltered in the sixth inning allowing eight runs. Wiltse pitched well after the second, while Meyers O'Hara and O'Hara contributed with key hits and RBIs. St. Louis left eight runners on base and were outhit by the Giants.
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Jacques Will Work For Championship
Herbert Jaques, Harvard's great mile and two mile record holder, will be trained next year for one event. Coach Pooch Donovan has not decided which event to focus on, but expects Jaques to become a champion regardless of facing Paull of Pennsylvania or Taylor of Cornell.
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Harvard
Herbert Jaques
Pooch Donovan
Crimson Star
Paull
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Cornell
Jaques
Coast to Coast Race Opens From Chicago to St Louis
Four cars started the coast to coast automobile race from Chicago to St Louis. Itala arrived at 3 50 p m and will depart at 3 50 a m tomorrow. The Ford cars began at 9 am while the Acme and Shawmut machines left at 1 pm.
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St. Louis
Itala
Ford
Acme
Shawmut
Fine racing promises six steeplechases at Country Club meet
The two day program on June 17 and 19 features six steeplechase events plus four flat races each day. Local entrants include John Bowditch John R. Macomber and Henry Lee in galloways while F S Von Stade lists two galloway entries. The hacks race draws 16 entrants and notable owners Tom Mannix P S Randolph Clement N Williams Harold Savage back a three quarter mile event with horses from Dick Tower Kilikare Paddy Henry A Frothingham Silver Ball and Amos Judd.
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John Bowditch
John R. Macomber
Henry Lee
von Stade
Myopia Polo Club
Tom Mannix
P. S. P. Randolph
Clement N. Williams
Harold E. Savage
Dick Tower
Kilikare
Paddy
Henry A. Frothingham
Amos Judd
Brown College Nine Plans Seattle Trip
The Brown baseball team will travel to Seattle for games linked to the Alaska- Yukon- Pacific Exposition. Brown track athletes had hoped to attend the national intercollegiate meet but invitations from leading eastern universities were not feasible. Speaker and Walter saw batting averages dip in the Detroit series.
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Seattle
Speaker
Walter
Detroit
Harvard Batting Slump Sends Crimson Off Form
Harvard's batting slump widens after losses to Brown and Williams with Marshall dropping 33 points Crocker 83 and Currier sliding from .285 to .24 Hicks remains the hitting leader at .333. Fielding holds up but the team seeks improved hitting as averages to date are below par.
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Eastern women golfers set for 36 hole championship at Baltusrol
All entrants for the fourth annual Eastern women's golf championship at Baltusrol Golf Club Springfield N J must submit to secretary Miss L A Wells tonight The title holder Miss F C Osgood not defending Boston area players expected to contend Griscom cup matches follow the event may grant permanent possession to the winning team if Boston repeats as champion
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Springfield
N. J
L. A. Wells
F. C. Osgood
Boston
Makes World Hammer Toss Sets New Mark in NYC
John J. Flanagan of the Irish-American A. C. set a world hammer record with the 16-pound implement in Cel tic Park Long Island City tossing 174 feet 388 inches. The seven foot circle mark surpassed Matthew McGrath's 178 feet 7 inches achieved in Montreal 1907. The event, officiated by A. A. U. officers, was held under Bricklayers and Masons' International Union auspices.
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John J. Flanagan
A. C
Celtic Park
Long Island City
Matthew McGrath
Montreal
Flanagan
Bricklayers and Masons’ International Union
Worcester High Crew Seeks Race With Stone School
Worcester High School crew trains on Lake Quinsigamond aiming to race Stone School crew of Boston on the Charles River. They have given up plans for a Springfield High School matchup as term ends.
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Worcester High School
Lake Quinsigamond
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Fort Revere Chiefs Beat Chelsea Red Sox In Morning Game
Fort Revere outscored Chelsea Red Sox in a morning clash at Fort Revere. battery Mane Zille Hogan and Rose led the home team while Avery Michalels pitched for Chelsea.
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