Boston Nationals Fall In 10th Inning At Chicago
In Chicago on June 9 the Boston Nationals lost 3 to 2 in ten innings after the game was tied 2-all in the eighth. Vic Willis pitched well for Boston allowing only four hits, while a late misplay by Street and a muff by Raymer aided Chicago as Evers delivered a game winning single. Boston had nine hits and Bart Lauterborn doubled and scored late.
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Miss Mackay Is State Champion in Boston Golf
Pauline Mackay of the Oakley Country Club wins the Women's Golf Association of Boston championship at Brae-Burn, defeating Dr. Porter 4 up 8 to play. Mackay led after four holes, won four straight, and finished 15th green. Porter's round totaled 100 to Mackay's 93.
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Only Yankee Reaches Final in London Open Golf Title
Aleck Smith was the sole American in the final round of the 45th open championship at St Andrews. His 333 aggregate trailed winner James Braid at 315 as Smith’s morning play suffered from a faulty long game and bad weather.
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Phillies Top St. Louis For Third Straight Win
In St Louis on June 9 Philadelphia defeated St Louis 8 to 2 as Taylor pitched for St Louis while Dunleavy hit a two-base hit and Bransfield Magee and Courtney added three-base hits. Sparks and Taylor combined for 9 strikeouts. Attendance was 1200.
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Five hits force Leever from mound in Pittsburg loss
Five hits and two walks against Leever in the first inning opened the game, threatening a big inning. McGinnity appeared to duplicate Leever but Mathewson came in and could not avert the defeat.
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Cincinnati Bets Easy Win Over Brooklyn 14 to 2
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 14 to 2 as Scanlon dominated on the mound. President Herrmann and Manager Hanlon denied reports that Hanlon would manage the team next season.
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Concord Defeats Lowell 12 to 0 in Easy Victory
Concord blanked Lowell 12 to 0 as Coughlin was knocked out in the fifth inning after eight runs. Tonkin pitched eight innings of one run relief, with Eustace and Templin pacing the offense with multiple hits. Attendance reached 750 at the Concord park in New Hampshire.
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Clark dazzle as Manchester trounces Nashua 15 to 1
Manchester defeats Nashua 15 to 1 behind Clark five for five at the plate and three two-base hits. Varney, Sherwood, Beard, and Voltz pitched for Nashua in a one sided tilt.
Fall River Defeats Haverhill 4 1 In Opportune Meeting
Fall River wins 4 to 1 as Carrick limits Haverhill to three hits. Connolly allows four runs with poor support from the visitors.
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Lynn Triumphs In Late Inning Rally
Lynn won a high scoring game in New Bedford. After trailing four runs, Lynn exploded in the eighth with five runs off Klobedanz who allowed five hits. New Bedford loaded the bases in the ninth but Turner struck out after Lake brought in Labelle. Scoring featured Kavanagh Pastor ONeill Taylor J Murphy Vail Bannon Daum Mullaney D Murphy Klobedanz. Bases on balls 7 for Vail and 2 for Klobedanz. Hits off Vail 12 in eight and two thirds innings. Attendance not listed.
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Race for Bike Title Tonight at Revere Track
The 20 mile motor paced match pits Bobby Walthour of Atlanta against Hugh McLean of Chelsea at the Revere bicycle track tonight. Walthour declares if McLean beats him and no accident occurs he will admit McLean as world champion pace follower. Also entered are a 10 mile open race and a two mile miss and out contest with a fast sprint to avoid elimination on each lap.
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Buffalo rider breaks 3 quarters mile bicycle record
Walter A. D Bardgett of Buffalo set a professional world record for three quarters of a mile at the Qeden Utah saucer track with a time of 1 26 3 5, surpassing the former mark of 1 23 by John M. Downing in Salt Lake City in 1900.
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Last of Semi Finals For Post Cup Today
The Grammar School Baseball league holds the second semi final today with Dudley vs Bigelow at Neponset and Roger Wolcott vs Lincoln at Locust street grounds. Roger Wolcott, last year’s Post cup winners, aim to repeat as captain Perry leads the pitching. Tom McCarthy to umpire. Dudley faces parade duties this afternoon. final likely Saturday June 24.
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Portland honored as site for national track meet
The A A U announced the national track and field meet would be held August 4 and 5 under the Lewis and Clair exposition in Portland Oregon. Eastern athletes face costly travel with round trips around 215 dollars, and a six day rail journey.
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Exeter Andover Rivalry Set For Tomorrow’s Classic Game
Exeter and Andover meet in a long running annual baseball clash at Exeter New Hampshire tomorrow. Exeter has historically low scoring against Andover but recently beat Pennsylvania 3 to 1 in ten innings while Andover defeated Penn similarly after opening with wins over Dartmouth and Princeton. Captain T A D Jones’s illness may affect Exeter’s catching.
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Keith's Theatre Employees Play Ball at National League Grounds
The annual Keith's Theatre baseball game will be played this morning at 10 o'clock at Columbus avenue National League grounds. Stage hands vs theatre staff compete for a purse from Mr. A. P. Keith with players listed for both sides.
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Dartmouth Defeats Columbia 6 1 Behind Glaze’s No-Hitter
Hanover N H June 9 Columbia failed to get a hit as Dartmouth won 6 to 1. Ralph Glaze pitched a superb game with 14 strikeouts and may retire next winter. Columbia’s lone run came on two errors. The score was Dartmouth 6 Columbia 1 with Glaze and McCabe battering for Dartmouth and Tyler and Cutter behind Columbia.
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Red Knight Sets Gravesend Track Record in Handicap
Red Knight won the fourth race at Gravesend in a one mile and a quarter handicap, covering the distance in 2 05 1 5, beating Gold Heels 1902 record by one fifth of a second.
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Yale Crew Times Near Thames Record in Four Mile Spin
Yale crew, led by Captain Dick Whittier, posted a four mile time of 20 minutes 40 2-5 seconds near the Thames with the varsity eight in good form. Coach John Kennedy plans focus shifts to the varsity four and freshman eight as Daly is healed and back in eight within a week.
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