Titus Leads Braves Past Cardinals in Braves Win 5-3
John Titus blasted a home run and a single driving in four runs as the Boston Braves beat St. Louis 5 to 3. Rudolph pitched a strong game with key strikeouts and a rare pinch outing, surviving a ninth inning threat to seal the win.
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Economy Ad Speaks of Windward Dollars and Full Pocketbooks
Reader friendly pitch extols wealth landing soon and urges eye for stray dollars. It promises automatic economy basement and full sae walkable cargo of men’s wear at forecastle prices.
President Gaffney Goes Out for First Time
James B. Gaffney, president of the Bostonie, who had been seriously ill at his New York home, was able to go out today for the first time. He is gradually regaining strength and expects to visit his office in a few days.
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Alexander Wins Game for Phillies
Alexander pitched superbly to lead Philadelphia to a 2 to 1 victory over Cincinnati in the series opener at Cincinnati. Suggs held hits scattered with strong fielding support, while Devore Marsani and a double steal tied the game in the third. Becker's double Knabe’s sacrifice and Lobert’s double produced the deciding run in the fifth.
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Harvard Doubtful Over Crew and Baseball Outlook
Harvard's teams show mixed fortunes as baseball strengthens while crew remains unsettled. Hopes rest on forthcoming Yale clashes, with baseball favored over rowing amid uncertain Crimson oarsmen conditions at Red Top.
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Yale Regatta May Shape Harvard Crew Coaching Future
Harvard faces a pivotal regatta with Yale as Wray's future at Harvard may hinge on the outcome. Penn bids for Wray if Harvard loosens him, while Ellis Ward plans retirement and graduate-coaching options rise. Baseball optimism grows as Felton fuels Harvard’s chances against Yale.
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Cubs Beat Giants In Ten-Inning Series Opener
Chicago defeats New York 2 to 1 in 10th inning as Archer injures ankle and Ward Miller scores the winning run. Key plays include Murray and Merkle in the field and Meyers, Evers, and Bridwell contributing in a tense late rally. Weather favorable, crowd large.
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J. J. McNamara to Cover Polo Matches at Westbury
The Boston Post reporter J J McNamara will cover the international polo matches starting tomorrow at Westbury Long Island. He is hailed as a leading American authority on pony polo and has witnessed major matches since 1886 providing graphic storytelling for the Post.
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Whitney to Lead U S Polo Team After Keene Accident
New York June 8 A committee meeting decided to appoint Harry Payne Whitney to command the American polo team for the first international match. He will marshal the same teammates who won the cup at Hurlingham four years ago and defended at Meadow Brook two years ago.
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Lineup Reverts to Original Quartet After Keene Absence
The team lineup for next Tuesday reverts to Waterbury, Waterbury Jr., Whitney, and Milburn after Foxhall Keene’s withdrawal due to an accident. Keene had been slated to lead with Stoddard and Stevenson, but the committee returned to the original four as Whitney opted out, causing a shift in expectations. A Saturday defeat by Rumsey, Waterburys, and Phipps followed the change.
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Giants Have Chance to Win National League Race
Chicago June 8 1918 the Giants hold the best chance to repeat in the National League race as they hit again led by Doyle and Meyers. They may pass Philadelphia during a West tour due to better form and weather aided pitching from Tesreau Marquard and De Maree. Stallings at Boston drills his team hard and a Giants Boston trade rumor circulates though no names are confirmed.
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Meyers
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Doom
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Demaree
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West
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McGraw
McClure
Fine entry list for Eagles meet
Manager Eddie Walsh has secured a strong group of athletes for the Fraternal Order of Eagles field day at Walpole street grounds this afternoon. Charley Rice leads the 100 yard dash against top sprinters Freddy Burns Frank O Hara and F P Hiney with Ed Balfe Chester Brett and BE L Barry in the 440. In the shot put M A Connor John C Lawlor indoor champ and Fort Warren teammate William Lynch headline the field.
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Order of Eagles
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Charley Rice
Powder Point
Freddy Burns
Frank O'Hara
F. P. Hiney
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Ed Balfe
Chester Brett
Dorchester High
BE. l L. Barry
English High
M. A. Connor
John C. Lawlor
Local Club Buys Pitcher Brandt From Boston
In St Paul Minnesota on June 8 the American Association club announced the purchase of pitcher Brandt from the Boston Americans signaling a major roster move for the club this season.
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School Gars Men to Report Today for Rowing Trials
The interscholastic eight-oared crews are ordered to report for practice today. The Schoolboy Rowing Association joined the New England Amateur Rowing Association and will back an eight that will row in the Fourth of July regatta. Twenty five oarsmen must report at the B A A clubhouse this afternoon. Some may miss practice due to college entrance exams.
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Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association
Harvard oarsmen taken for sail to Greenport
Harvard crew candidates rested from training and were taken for a sail to Greenport, Illinois, in Larz Anderson's yacht the Roxanna. The men returned to quarters in Red Top, Connecticut, tonight.
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Shelton Made Captain of Cornell Track Team
Ithaca N Y June 8 A M Shelton of Dunkirk N Y was elected captain of the Cornell track team for next year. The choice is notable as Shelton, a low hurdler, is not a CC man having failed to win a letter in intercollegiates yet was voted best man in the class for the captaincy.
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