Tigers Defeat Boston in Final at Home
Detroit tops Boston 6 to 3 as Wagner struggles at third and Unglaub errs twice. Coughlin Crawford Cobb and others supply key hits while Donovan handles relief for Detroit. Washington beat St Louis 2 to 1 is noted in final lines.
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Detroit
B. R PO
E. Jones
Coughlin
Crawford
Cobb
Rossman
Schaefer
O'Leary
Archer
Donovan
Boston
Sullivan
Reneas
Maglaub
Tee Cree
Congalton
Bi Barrett
Ferris
Seers
Wagner
Shaw
Glaze
Grimshaw
Siever
Boston U
Pirates Rally To Beat Boston In Rain Soaked Game
Pittsburg edged Boston 5 to 4 despite trailing early as Leever was pulled in the fourth. Phillippe shut down the visitors while Pittsburg surged in the sixth and eighth, with Abbey Nealon Ritchey and Leach delivering key plays in the comeback.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Leever
Phillippe
Wagner
Young
Bostons
Matchups Set for Cities in NBL Paddle?
Cleveland at Boston. Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington.
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Rheattee
Detroit
Boston
Snes
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
ST Louis
Philadelphia Clan
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Soo
Brooklyn
Wwe
Cincinnati
Stolen Bases and Pitch Stats From Recorded Game
Stolen base by Coughlin. Draws walks from Glaze four times and Siever once and Donovan once. Glaze allows five strikeouts and a wild pitch. Donovan records two strikeouts. Shaw hit by pitch. Time listed as 1th. Umpires Stafford and Evans. Attendance 65 365.
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Parent
Rossman
O’leary
Coughlin
Glaze
Siever
Donovan
Shaw
Sam
Stafford and Evans
Cleveland Tops New Yorks 6 4 in Season Opener Series
Cleveland defeated the New Yorks 6 to 4 to close the first series of the season. Orth relieved Witson in the third inning marking Wilson's first appearance in a New York uniform.
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New York
Cleveland
New Yorks
Orth
Witson
Wilson
Philadelphia Defeats Chicago in 10 Inning Tilt
Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 4 in 10 innings at home. Both starters were hit hard and defense was ragged as Isbell and Seybold produced two base hits and Isbell stole a base. White and Plank totaled 10 and 7 strikeouts respectively as Connolly and Hurst presided.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Phiadelphian Ca
Isbell
Seybold
White
Dougherty
Olfy Plank
Plank
Connolly and Hurst
AB. R
Hartsel
Nicholls
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Oldring
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Wee Ib
Mel ‘Arland
Etree
Localliga Schedule Highlights Four City Matchups
Brockton visits Lynn while Lowell travels Worcester Fall River hosts Lawrence and New Bedford visits Haverhill in four key regional basketball showcases this week.
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Worcester Ee
Lynn
Lowell
Worcester
Fall River
Lawrence
New Bedford
Haverhill
Brockton Beats Lynn 2 0 Behind Seventh Inning Burst
Brockton defeated Lynn 2 to 0 as they collected most of their hits in the seventh inning. Notable fielding by Kane McGovern and Fitzmaurice backed steady pitching from Cutting and Steele. Sac hits by Cattison McCormick and Cutting, stolen bases by McGovern and Cutting, and a double play by McGovern and Mureh are listed with 43 Brockton left on base to Lynn's 2. Time 1 46. Umpire Wood.
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Kane
McGovern
Fitzmaurice
Reardon
Cattison
McCormick
Mureh
Steele
Cutting
Wood
Lawrence Edges New Bedford 2 0 In Tight Game
Lawrence won 2 to 0 as New Bedford could only manage one hit off Barberich in a single inning. Wilson attempted a bunt on a third strike. Key plays included two base hits by Wilson and Kehoe, a stolen base by Courtney, and sacrifice hits by Connors and Black. Fielding included multiple double plays and defensive outs.
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Lajoie
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Hinchman
Turner
Joss
New York
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Barhberich
Hartman
Haverhill Falls to River with Umpire Ejected in Seventh
Haverhill badgers River River control as McPartlin pitches well but gets little support. Manager Hamilton is ordered off after objecting to a decision and grabbing the umpire in the seventh. Higgins and Grant drive Haverhill’s scoring with two runs credited.
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Haverhill
Worcester Wins 8-0 Behind Strong Wormwood Hitting
Worcester defeated Lowell 8 to 0 as Wormwood led with a pair of two base hits and two runs driven in. Riley started for Worcester, Mitchell relieved, and Knotts added two more runs for Worcester. Shown are fielding lines for both teams with Doherty, Litschi and Hannivan among the batters.
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Riley
Mitchell
Wormwood
Lowell
Po.a.e
Templin
Shannon
Litsehi
Pickett
R.f
Bradley
Barnes Sea
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Henry
Yale Varsity Crew Tops Freshmen Twice in Windy Debut
Yale varsity oarsmen defeated the freshman eight three and two lengths in morning and evening drills at Gales Ferry Connecticut. Kennedy criticized Howe and Hoppin as he prepared for the four mile course tomorrow. Freshmen coach Blair shuffled the boat lineup with Wallis Mills Hyde Wadel Austin Coates Hern bow Smith Noyes in new positions.
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Conn
Yales
Kennedy
Howe
Hoppin
Ide
Billy Blair
Wallis
Mills
Hyde
Wadel
Austin
Coates
Hern
Smith
Robert Noyes
Many Grammar School League Games Scheduled Today
Today in the Grammar School League many games are set across city playgrounds and parks. Notable matchups include Andrew versus Lincoln at McNary playground and Bigelow versus Lawrence at Commonwealth Park. Other pairings feature Hart against Perry at M Street, Agassiz versus Shaw at Franklin Park, and Jefferson versus Sherwin at Franklin Park.
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Lincoln
McNary
Steele
Bigelow
Lawrence
Commonwealth Park
Laughlin
Hart
Perry
M Street Playground
Conlan
Agassiz
Shaw
Franklin Park
Riley
Dudley
Lowell
Marcella
Hoernle
Jefferson
Sherwin
Delaney
Bennett
Pierce
Franklin Field
Ames School Wins Third Annual Triangular Meet at Stone Park
Ames School topped the three-school grammar meet with 62 points at Stone Park. Oakdale scored 32 and Avery 16 as teachers and principals of Ames, Avery, and Oakdale oversaw the event led by I. C. Ames, W. F. Horne, and A. L. Copeland.
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Ames School
Oakdale
Avery
W. F. Horne
A. L. Copeland
I. CC. Ames
American Horses Sweep Honors at London Show
At Olympia England the first international horse show opened for a week of competition. American entries dominated early events with Sir Humphrey the hackney stallion from Milwaukee winning top prize and the champion gold cup. Poetry of Motion from Louisville won the ladies hacks class as American entries excelled against British and continental riders.
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Lawrence Jones
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Co. W. Watson
Jockey Miller Suspended For Rough Ride At Gravesend
New York June 7 Jockey Miller was suspended for one week and fined $200 after an alleged rough ride caused a last race accident. Two boys on mounts Will Do and Helen Porter fell. Swain was hurt and taken to Emergency Hospital. Miller finished second but was disqualified. Barbary Bell won the May Stakes.
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Brother Thomas
Swain
Helen Porter
W. Doyle
Barbary Bell
Golden West
Notasulga
Tileing
Tilekinis
Dan Buhr
Amateur games listings for youth and semi pro teams
Amateur games sought for 14 year and 15 year teams by J. West at 5 Leyland street Dorchester J Travers Jr at 3841 Washington street Forest Hills KE Steele 27 Harrington street Waverley Newton A A D Sweeney 3% Middle street Newton Cinders of Lawrence F Keenan 89 Elm street Lawrence West Roxbury Liederkranz Arthur Morgner East Dedham Rovers 14 year teams J Robbins Walworth Manufacturing Co South Boston Newton Independents fastest semi pro teams Thomas Sullivan 41 Morse street Newton
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Leyland Street
Dorchester
Maples
J. Travers, Jr
Washington — Street
Forest Hills
Meteor A. C
KE. Steele
Harrington Street
Waverley
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Middle Street
Cinders
Lawrence
F. Keenan
Behr Edges Graham in State Championship Semifinal
Max Behr of Morristown defeated Archibald Graham of North Jersey Golf Club in the New Jersey State Golf Association championship semifinal at Baltusrol. Behr advances to face Jerome Travers of Montclair, Metropolitan champion, after Travers beat Howard J. Gee. The 36 hole final is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Short Hills
Archibald Graham
North Jersey Golf Club
New Jersey State Golf Association
Max Behr
Morristown
Baltusrol Links
Behr
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Metropolitan
Howard J. Gee
Princeton
Travers
White Sox Meet Everett A A On Ferryway Green
The Malden White Sox and the Everett A A team clash this afternoon at 3 30 on Ferryway Green. It opens a three game series drawing a large crowd of supporters from both cities and heightened local baseball interest.
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Malden White Sox
Everett A. A
Ferryway Green
Exeter Expects Victory In Annual Andover Meet
June 7 Exeter hosts Phillips Andover for the annual championship. Andover relies on pitcher Belford to carry the strong nine, while Exeter faces a different challenge. Since 1878 the series favors Andover 18 to 9 with 202 to 129 runs. last year Andover won 2 to 0 while Exeter failed to score in 1901 and 1903.
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Phillips Andover
Exeter
Phillips Exeter
Belford
New Hampshire
Wright and Behr Defeat Tennis Stars at Bay Ridge
Beals C. Wright and Karl H. Behr, top American Davis Cup hopefuls, won singles against Robert Le Roy 6-1 7-5 and Clarence Hobart 4-6 6-2 6-2. The pair then beat Clothier and Larned 10-8 6-3 6-1 in a tight doubles match at Crescent Athletic Club in Bay Ridge.
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Behr
Bay Ridge
New York
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Karl H. Behr
Crescent Athletic Club
Wright
Robert LeRoy
Clarence Hobart
William J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Boxing chatter stokes New York prize fights and matchups
Johnny Oliver funds a $500 stake as Harris backs a $2,500 side bet amid a host of New York bouts. Rouse O'Brien defends his quiet prowess against Johnny Dwyer at Sharkey A C next Wednesday. Other cards include Kid Goodman vs Johnny Marto and a New England lightweight title clash Briggs vs Doherty with McGuinness ref.
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Tommy Murphy
New York
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Rouse
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Dwyer
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Johnny Marto
Willie Fitzgerald
Fighting Harp
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Brock
Sailor Burke
Johnny Carroll
Long Acre A. C
Coffroth
Nolan
Tom O'Rourke
Billy Ierce
Jeffries
Los Angeles
Joe Thomas
Mike
Twin
Holy Cross Shuts Out Columbia In Pitchers’ Battle
Holy Cross defeated Columbia 3 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel as Mansfield led the Crusaders. Mansfield drove in two runs and scored the third, with Sweeney behind the plate and Tee and Young on defense. Umpire was O'Reilly and the game lasted about 30 minutes.
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Holy Cross
Columbia
Mansfield
Lee
R.H.E. Holy Cross
Sweeney
Tee
Young
O’reilly
South Boston High defeats Roxbury High in league battle
Joe Butler led South Boston High to a two run win over Roxbury High in a Boston School league game played at a street playground. Butler pitched well with support from Lane and Doyle at the plate while McCarthy and Conklin stood out for Roxbury.
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South Boston High
Roxbury High
South Boston
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Lane
Doyle
Willow
McCarthy
Conklin
Newton High Defeats Cambridge 7 4 in One-Sided Victory
Newton High School baseball team extended its winning streak with a 7 to 4 home win over Cambridge at Cedar Street Grounds Newton Centre. Pitcher Bradford struck out 11 while Cambridge players Davey and Coon stood out for their side. Batteries for Newton were Bradford Porter, for Cambridge Coon Reeves. Umpires.curran Boyer.
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Monster K of C Field Day Draws Top Track Talent
South Boston Knights of Columbus plan a June 29 field day at Locust Street grounds with athletes including Sheridan Sheppard Shaw of Dartmouth and others. Proceeds go to Columbus Day Nursery aiding Catholic mothers. Feature game pits Gate of Heaven vs St Vincent's Holy Name clubs.
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Robert Fulton
Locust Street
Columbus Day Nursery
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Shaw
Dartmouth
Gate of Heaven
St. Vincent's Holy Name
School Nines Clash at Dorchester High Grounds
Somerville High and Dorchester High meet today at Dunbar avenue grounds Dorchester on Dorchester day. A large crowd is expected and the game starts at 4 o clock instead of 3 15 due to parade and other events.
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Somerville High
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Dorchester
Tufts Nine to Meet Somerville Nine at Tufts Oval
The Tufts nine will play the Somerville nine this afternoon at the Tufts oval. Mahoney and Boyd join forces for Tufts while Patch Fogg and Montgomery compose the Somervilles batteries.
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Somervilles
Tufts Oval
Mahoney and Boyd
Patch, Fogg and Montgomery
Scores From New Haven Hartford Springfield and Holyoke
At New Haven New Haven led 9 to 1 over Norwich. Hartford beat Bridgeport 7 0. Springfield lost 5 to Waterbury 0. Holyoke first game led New London 13 to 5. Second game Holyoke versus New London unclear.
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