World beaters again lose to Detroits in rain delayed clash
Detroit defeats Boston 7 2 as Tannehill drives in three runs and Ferris scores on a third inning error. Hobe Ferris hits a triple in the seventh inning, but Boston misplays a pop fly allowing the second run. Poor weather kept crowds under 6 000 for the four game series despite strong play by Detroit and Boston bats.
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New York Edges Cleveland in American League Tilt
Cleveland, June 9. After shutting out the New Yorks for eight innings on three hits Moore weakened and New York scored three runs on a base on balls three hits and a wild throw by Bemis Chesbro held Cleveland to one hit after the inning sequence finishing the game with New York taking a 3 to 2 victory in the American League contest.
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Flick
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Carpenter
Harvard Men Elect Schick Track Leader
The Harvard track team elected William A. Schick as their leader for next year after a victory over Yale. Schick is the only Harvard or Yale runner to win first in both the 100 and 220 yard dashes in dual meets for three consecutive years. He also held the world record for the 70 yards set at the Columbia indoor meet in 1 .
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Yale
William A. Schick
Columbia
Sullivan Beats Walsh in 15 Rounds in St Louis Bout
In St Louis on June 9 Jack Twin Sullivan of Boston won a decision over Andrew Walsh of Brooklyn after 15 rounds. The 158 pound pair fight fiercely with Sullivan clearly ahead in nine and 14 rounds, despite a volatile contest overall.
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Andrew Walsh
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Dorchester High Meet Draws Many Star Entries
Dorchester High School hosts an open track meet on June 17 at its athletic field. Harvard shooters Le Moyne Robinson Schoenfuss and Young who beat Yale in the half mile plan to enter. Ellery Clark supervises and will compete in multiple events. Relay races include school teams and a match between the Hampnt reserves and Cambridge Y M A.
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Salem Freight Clerks Defeat Lynns 11 to 6
Salem freight clerks won 11 to 6 over Lynn in five innings of fast ball. After the game the victors treated the losers to dinner. Notable plays included Hill at left field Monahan at third with the only four-bagger, and Rogers of Lynn along with Huxtable Towne and Trotter of Salem making key contributions.
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Kenney and Pantz Draw In 12 Round Bout At Riverside
Tonight at Riverside Athletic Club in Lowell Young Kenney of this city faced Kid Pantz of Boston in a twelve round bout that ended in a draw with even action throughout the contest.
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Unmatched Scores Streak Across Cities
Nashua dominates Nashua 3 0. Concord defeats Manchester 3 0. Fall River pours 7 against New Bedford 2. Haverhill shuts out Lawrence 10 0. Local results show clear wins across five cities with strong pitcher lines and decisive outcomes.
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Moran Wins One Hour Paced Race at Charles River Park
James Moran the Chelsea milkman won an hour paced race by two miles at Charles River Park, posting a new one hour record of 41 miles 664 yards. Bill Stinson finished second with 39 miles 664 yards, and Sammy Sulkins was third with 39 miles 382 yards. other finishers included Benny Munroe, De Guichard, Patsy Keegan, and Louis Mettling. The event drew about 5000 spectators and featured a five mile motor race won by Carl Ruden.
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Bill Stinson
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Spear Sears
English amateurs to compete in US golf title race
Walter J. Travis won the British amateur championship, boosting expectations that top English players will enter the US Amateur Championship this fall. Samuel G. Heebner, treasurer of the United States Golf Association, noted the field will likely include former champion Robert Maxwell and the Hunters, among others.
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Walter J. Travis
Samuel G. Heebner
United States Golf Association
Mr. Heebner
Robert Maxwell
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