Ninth Inning Rally Drives Tenney Past Cardinals 7 5
Tenney Highs explode in final frame to defeat St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 5 at local field. Bill Collins delivers key triple and three RBI while Bresnahan, Steele, and Mattern contribute in a tight ballgame. Herzog and Goode spark late offense as Tenney secures twelfth win.
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Bill Steele
Tribe of Tenney
Bill Collins
Collins
Steele
Bresnahan
Evans
Koney
Tenney
al Mattern
Travellers
Herzog
Peaches Graham
Eason
Harry Steinfeldt
Bill
Barry
Mowrey
Vans
Oakes
Miller
Goode
Graham
Hauser
Huggins
Ingerton
Bean
Mr. Collins
Johnstone
Mattern
Sweeney
Cardinals
Bliss
Boston
A. E
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Seal
Eosseseree
Louis AK
O. A. E. Huggins
Tee Ra Wee
Ellis
Cone Ewes
Konetchy
Pisucsie
Bresnaban
Cere
Quaker Golf Tile Wins Eastern Women’s Championship
Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow of Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia captured the Eastern Women's Golf Association title at Brae-Burn. She posted a 92 for a 54 hole total of 272, beating Mrs. Caleb F. Fox of Huntington Valley Club by four strokes after a rough start on the first hole.
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Ronald H. Barlow
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Eastern Women's Golf Association
Brae-Burn
Caleb F. Fox
Huntington Valley Club
R. H. Barlow
Merion Cricket
C. F. Fox
Huntington Valley
F. C. Osgood
the Coun- Fec
ORCC
K. CC. Harley
Fall River
Boston
Grace Semple
Wollaston
W. S. Hilles
Wilmington
H. L. Duncan
Brae- Burn
Se Saen
Irene. Richardson
Philadelphia Cricket
E F. Aldrich
Caleb F. Pax
F. ©. Osgood
Brooklyn Beats Cubs 5 to 3 in Punk Baseball Showdown
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 5 to 3 as the Cubs tied the score with timely hits by Barger. Brooklyn pulled away with two doubles and Chicago errors in the late innings.
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Brooklyn
Cubs
Chicago
Barger
Quakers Bunch Hits in Fourth and Beat Cinci
Philadelphia bunched hits off Keefe in the fourth inning to score three runs and added a sixth inning on a base on balls and a triple. They beat Cincinnati 4 to 8 in a tournament where Boston and Philadelphia players dominated the event. Mrs. R. H. Barlow won the gold medal, with Miss F. C. Osgood and Mrs. Caleb F. Pax earning silver and bronze respectively.
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Quakers
Cinci
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Keefe
Smith
Massachusetts
Barlow
Boston
Fanny CC. Ossood
Country Club
E. C. Wheeler, Jr
Wollaston
Mary B. Adams
Eben
S. Draper
Osgood
A. B. Walsh
Paskert
Ewee
Lobert
Magee
Laiderus
Welchence
Doolan
Dooin
Humphries
Alexander
Enens
Bescher
Egan
Steet Weerne
Baies
Hoblitzel
Mitchel
Downey
Usant
Seers
Clarke
I Smith
Ib Arbeck
Philadelphia Oo
Paskett
Trene
Luderus
Clarke Hoblitzer
Smith Umphries
Walsh
Polo Match Pushed to Friday in New York
The second international polo match, long postponed, will now be played on Friday in New York after an official afternoon announcement. The delay was previously extended and a new date confirmed.
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New York
Autoist Rescues Partner on World Trip Effort
Autoist Charles Percival of New York and companion George Brown of Detroit were reported lost in the Waco Mountains desert 70 miles northeast of El Paso. Percival arrived exhausted at Clint after a desert trek to safety, continuing a globe spanning Abbott-Detroit Bulldog automobile journey.
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EL Paso
Tex
Clint
Charles Percival
New York
George Brown
Detroit
Waco Mountains
Desert Rescue After 22 Mile Trek To Clint
Dr Percival walked 22 miles across deep desert sand in 130 hours under a broiling sun with no water. He reached Clint with blistered feet and a bleeding face, mounted a horse, and with Troop K Fourth Cavalry rode out to save Brown who lay unconscious beside the trail with an empty water bag. They arrived in Clint last night and will stay until recovered.
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Dr. Percival
Clint
Fourth Cavalry
Brown
Yale Shows Better Form In Evening Row
Gales Ferry Conn June 7 The varsity and freshman eights rowed together three miles side by side and the varsity extended to five miles to the drawbridge at New London finishing in a 388 stroke sprint. No time work was done and Captain Frost battles boils while Coach Kennedy plans time trials later this week.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Varsity
Drawbridge
New London
Frost
Kennedy
Giants Have a Cinch Defeating the Pirates
Pittsburg on June 7 saw the New York Giants win 9 to 4. Adams allowed six hits in the third inning for five runs. Hendrix replaced Adams and pitched six innings with three hits allowed. New York scored four runs in the fifth without a hit. Pittsburgh committed seven errors.
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Pittsburg
New York
Adams
Hendrix
Devore
Becker
Fletcher
Pseeves
Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Bridwell
Devlin
Meyers
Drucke
ALB
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Byrne
Tiaeees
McKechnie
Tb Veneer
Ereere
Wagner
Miller
Bengisle
Leach
Flynn
Wilson
Simon
Eeaceres
Eaelee Eens
Pittsburg Ebedt Bene
Snodrey Ve Grass
Adams Pletcher
Pittebure
Adamson
Vaipires
Megars
Rinnen
Herse
Inter varsity trials set for Oxford Cambridge meet
Arthur Duffey notes Harvard and Yale plan special trials at the Stadium and New Haven on June 20 to test top athletes from past college games. The piece highlights freshmen eligibility, upcoming inter varsity competition, and notable figures such as Wolgast, Moran, and McFarland in a lively sports column.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Crimson
Mack
Yate
Donovan
Cambridge
Doves Former Manager Fred Lake Now Brownies Scout
Fred Lake formerly managed the Doves is now a scout for the St. Louis Browns. The text also notes taunting pool tie scores, Christy Mathewson’s path from Bucknell to Taunton and Norfolk before joining the Giants, and various amateur athletic notices and local entries.
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Fred Lake
Doves
Lake
St. Louis Browns
Haverhill
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Taunton
Mathewson
Bucknell College
Taunton New England
Norfolk
Virginia
John Faul Jones
Cornell
Jje Cam
Exciter
Porchester
Mield
Yner
P. J. Mullen
Sree
Field's Corner Improvement Aviation
Pat Donohue
Ain
Reg Sox
Memphis
Melrose Somerville High clash ends in riot. McCarthy arrested
A game at Pine Tanks Park Melrose yesterday afternoon between Melrose and Somerville High teams ended in a riot. John J. McCarthy of 23 Vernon Street Somerville was arrested and charged with disturbing the peace and will be arraigned in Malden Court this morning.
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Melrose
Somerville
Pine Tanks Park
John J. McCarthy
Vernon Street
Malden
Riot at Melrose Somerville baseball game ends 3 to 2
A riot erupted after a Melrose runner tripped a Somerville runner. About 6500 spectators clashed with police. Patrolman Pierce was struck by a tin can. McCarthy was arrested as crowd dispersed. Somerville won 3 2 in a league surprise.
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Melrose
Somerville
Pierce
Hiss
McCarthy
Everett Tops Medford in Ninth In Baseball Thriller
Everett High stunned Medford High 2 to 1 in a tight ninth inning rally. Medford outhit Everett but a Sweetland grounder and Frazer error allowed Hoyle to score the go ahead run with two on and two out. Medford’s lone tally came on Twombly’s third inning homer.
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Everett High
Medford High
Medford
Somerville
Melrose Ao
Everett
Sweetland
Frazer
Hoyle
Twombly
Everety
Munroe
Cosgrove
Lawless
Brickley
Fahey
OlEarly
Gould
O|condon
Green
Olas
Murray
Bradish
Donelan
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Everett High Oeerarve
Medford High Pew Eveee
Hyde
Early
Hunt
McLoughlin
Trials Delayed by Weather for Schoolboy Regatta
High winds and rough water forced a postponement of the annual schoolboy regatta trials. Crews above Cottage Farm bridge train as conditions below remain choppy. Trials set for 3:30 this afternoon with finals Saturday.
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Cottage Farm Bridge
Harvard Triumphs in Final Session
Harvard edged the University of Pennsylvania 2 1 in a ninth inning comeback at Soldiers Field yesterday. Imlay pitched well for Penn until a late Harvard rally led by McLaughlin and Hann, with Babson scoring the tying run and Brondie Hann driving in the winning run for Harvard. Sexton surprised by starting Sexton on the mound and the crowd of about 4000 saw Harvard claim the only meeting of the year between the rivals.
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Crimson
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Soldiers Field
Imlay
Sexton
Aldendifer
Babson
McLaughlin
Cozens
Brondie Hann
Desha
Rimtak
Clifford
Hann
McNabb
Thayer
Potter
Wigglesworth
Toomey
Sternberg
Conroy
Harvard AB. R. BH
Gibson
Wigglesworth, Mek
Reeves
AB. R. BH. TB
Coryella Near
Smith
Ee Ener
Donovan
Amherst Defeats Princeton In Rain-Soaked Seven Inning Contest
Amherst trounced Princeton 11 to 2 in seven innings as rain drenched Princeton, with Amherst capitalizing on timely hits. Kimball Portenheim Kane and Pennock led Amherst with three, two, and two runs respectively, while Greenbaum and White pitched for their teams and the umpires called the game after a downpour.
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Princeton
N. J
Amherst
Tigers
Kimball
Portenheim
Kane
Pennock
Fitts
Pendleton
S. V. White
Bard
Greenbaum
Vernon
White
Straham
Cime
Doyle
Brookline Wins In Eleven Innings Over Newton High
Brookline High defeated Newton High 7 to 6 in eleven innings at the National League grounds. Waltzer Anderson and Kelly starred for Brookline while Fripp and Nash contributed for Newton. Pitching by Denning and Spaulding held the opponents as Brookline breathed life into a possible Prep league title chase.
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Brookline High
Newton High
Newton
Brookline
Waltzer
Anderson
Kelly
Fripp
Nash
Maguire
I Brooks
Cavin
T Newton High
Kelley
Paggart
Thielscher
Beal
Hyatt
Patty
Denning
Spaniding
Spaulding
LeDuc
Hayes
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