Fighting Tigers Tamed by Ray Collins and Red Sox
Detroit fell to Boston 8 to 2 in the opening game of the series as Ray Collins held the Tigers to limited hits. Everett Scott starred with four singles and a sacrifice fly, while Sam Crawford socked a triple and two singles.
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Highlanders Rally to Beat Browns in Eighth Inning
New Yorks topple Browns 3 2 in the eighth with three base hits by C Walker and Peckinpaugh driving runs. Taylor works 3 innings for four hits allowed, Leverenz concedes four, Caldwell seals win with key outs.
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Athletics score eight in fifth to defeat Naps
Philadelphia 8 hits off Mitchell 10 in 5 innings, Bowmen 2 in 4 innings. Barry Selivert McInnis Turner Bush Collins Bassler Graney reach base with two base hits and steals. Mitchell Bush Bowman combine for 5 walks and 5 strikeouts. Metanisium turns a double play. Time 2 a m. Umpires Chill Sheridan.
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Pennsylvania Downs Swarthmore in Narrow 7 to
Pennsylvania defeated Swarthmore today by a 7 to score in a college game. Swarthmore battled the Quakers into a close finish with late plays shaping the outcome.
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Giants Time Hits and Defeat Cubs
Sweeney doubled Bescher tripled Corridon homered Marquard pitched seven innings to earn the win Cheney took the loss Burns Grant Doyle stole bases and Chicago left seven men on base New York had seven walks and seven strikeouts in a 1-2-0-0 line for the final box score.
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Moran Johnson Set Clash For World Heavyweight Title In Paris
On June 27 Frank Moran of Pittsburg and Jack Johnson the fugitive champion are to clash in Paris for the world heavyweight title. Promoters and fighters expect the fight to happen and training is underway. Other reports say Johnson may still seek big money fights, making Moran’s challenge a tough proposition. A busy boxing card follows with bouts featuring Brighton lightweight and Tiger Young, Johnny Dundee versus Johnny Gallant, and Mike Clover against Joe Eagan for the New England welter title.
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Duffeys Column on Williams title plans and rowing
Duffey discusses Kid Williams Baltimore winning the bantam title and potential post boxing career. He notes sportsmanship in polo postponement for Captain Cheape injury, forecasts Harvard vs Yale rowing and worries about mixed coaching systems. Also covers Boston Yacht Club year books and upcoming regattas with entry details.
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Baltimore
Harvard Loses to Holy Cross in 10 Innings thriller
Holy Cross defeated Harvard 7 to 6 in a ten inning pitchers duel at Soldier Field. Nash homered for Harvard while R Murray and Nash each homered for Holy Cross as the Crusaders ride late runs to win. Rex Hitchcock started for Harvard and struggled before Frye and Mahan finished.
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Worcester 5 Portland 3 baseball game report
Worcester defeats Portland 5 to 3 after a pitchers battle. Whitehouse and Morey each pitched, with Williams earning the win in relief and Hardle the umpire. Key hits include Merrill Strands and Shorten driving in runs.
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Brighton 3 Dedham 0 ends Dedham High bid at Stone Park
Brighton High pitcher Shepard fanned 14 Dedham batters as Brighton defeated Dedham High 3 to 0 at Stone Park. Brighton scored on hits by Fitzgerald and Finnergan with Burke add ling in runs.
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Watertown Tops Lexington High 6 5 in Baseball
Keeter belted a three bagger for Watertown High and drove in the go ahead run with a sacrifice fly as Watertown beat Lexington High 6 to 5 yesterday at Watertown.
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New Bedford Edges Taunton In Tight Colonial League Finish
New Bedford defeated Taunton 7-6 in a hair-raising ninth inning to tighten its grip on the Colonial League lead. Fryer, J Sullivan, and H Sullivan led the offense with multiple hits as key pitchers Lamotte, Tillman, and Carney held firm in a tense late game.
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Fall River shuts out Woonsocket 4 to 0 in afternoon game
Harrington spins a complete game for Fall River allowing no runs while Woonsocket managers struggle. Key hits include Kiernan and Morris doubling, with Sharpe and O Connell driving in runs for Fall River. Gauges of errors and walks show a tight defensive matchup, final 4 0.
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Pawtucket Tigers Beat Brockton In Ten Inning Tilt
Jeff Pfeffer's Pawtucket Tigers defeated Brockton Colonials 8 to 7 in ten innings this afternoon in Brockton. Key players include H White Aldred Callahan Johnson Sullivan McGinley and McElroy with runs by White Aldred Callahan Johnson Sullivan McGinley McElroy Nye Garvey Barker Daniels Stanton and Powers. Umpires were Graham and Waters.
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Woburn High Beats Arlington 9–0. Title Ties Lead
Yesterday in Woburn, Woburn High defeated Arlington High 9 to 0. Shea pitched well for Woburn, tying them with Stoneham High for Mystic Valley league leadership. deciding game set for Saturday in Woburn.
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New England League Produces 49 Innings of OT Baseball
Yesterday in the New England League no game ended before two overtimes. Worcester beat Portland in a pitchers duel with only one hit allowed by Morey through nine innings. Haverhill outscored Lowell 5-1 in a rough game decided by nine errors by Haverhill, while Worcester-Portland and other contests stretched into extra innings.
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Casey Out For Not Touching Second Inning Play
Le wiston vs Fitchburg game details with Casey, Smith, Lewis, Torphy producing multi hit efforts. Moore Temple pitched 4 1 0 innings with 3 strikeouts, Condon 1 2 0 in relief. Torphy homered and doubled while Reed, Phoenix, Smith, Lewis staged key hits.
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Lawrence Beats Lynn In Extra Innings To Win 14th
Lawrence and Lynn were tied in the ninth before Lawrence prevailed in the 14th inning. Aubrey and Pearson led with two base hits, while Thompson and Lynch contributed key defensive plays. The marathon game lasted 2 hours 54 minutes with umpires Bannen at the plates.
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Haverhill Infielders Fail In 11 Inning Defeat
Haverhill battled nine infielders as their team lost 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Lowell won the game in extra frames.
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Medford High Victorious Over Weymouth High in Gridiron Showdown
Medford High defeated Weymouth High on Medford grounds yesterday. Frazer Burrill and Sullivan led offense with multiple hits while Crowe hit a home run. Gloster earned a two base hit as Reynolds and Riley contributed. Callahan and Ballon shared pitching duties with 8 and 5 strikeouts respectively in a 9 to 4 final. Attendance was about 150.
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International League Scores Report
In Montreal the game ended Montreal 38 over Buffalo 6. Toronto defeated Rochester 6 to 3. Newark beat Providence 8 to 1. Baltimore hosted Jersey Citys with Baltimore 4 and Jersey Citys.
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