Dundee Beats Chaney in Ten Round Ring Tourney
Johnny Dundee of New York defeated George K O Chaney of Baltimore by decision after ten rounds at the Faneuil A C event in the Mechanics building. Chaney pressed the attack and scored a knockdown in the final round, but Dundee showed superior boxing throughout before about 5000 fans with supporting bouts featuring Charley Brennan, Charley K O Miller, Billy Woods, Billy Duffy, and Jimmy White.
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Hooper Receives Warm Reception In Town Visit
White Sox star Hooper draws large crowd while Dominick Mulennan weighs apprenticeship in major leagues. Woburn delegation of about 500 plans to back McKenna with a diamond ring presentation and speech at the 3 o clock game.
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Fordham College Beats St Michael 4 to 1
Winooski Vermont report states Fordham College defeated St Michael College 4 to 1 in a college match played today.
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Exeter Loops Rival In Veteran Laden Diamond Clash
Phillip Exeter, led by an almost all veteran lineup, is favored to prevail against Phillips Andover in the 41st diamond conflict at Plimpton Field in Exeter New Hampshire this afternoon.
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Tigers Split With Griffmen In Nine Inning Tilt
Detroit 6 Washington 0 in a 12 inning finish as Shanks, Courtney, Heilmann, Dauss and Bush lead with two base hits and a three bagger. Veach homers and misc errors, while Courtney allows 7 hits in 7 1 3 innings before Dauss finishes. Umpires Evans Moriarty. Time 2h 8m.
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Cardinals Clean Sweep Dodgers with 8-3 Victory
St Louis overwhelmed Brooklyn 8 to 3 in a series finale, piling 13 hits including homers by Mann and Lavan. It marked the Cardinals seventh straight win as they touched three Brooklyn pitchers and built support from a strong offensive showing.
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Natty Jersey Gathering Heads to July Second
The item lists a wide cast of colorful attendees and interested parties from actors to bootleggers and wealthy hotel guests as a summer boxing scene looms. Names of buyers, sellers, and producers mix with aims to avoid ticket scalpers and early purchases.
Sheelys Home Runs Beat A's in Deciding Game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 0 in the final game of the series as Sheely hit two home runs with a man on base in both at bats. Roth and Speaker tied to notable hits while Mays and Shawkey pitched for the win.
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Indians Rally in 11th to Beat New York 8–6
Cleveland edged the Yankees 8 to 6 in 11 innings after tying the score with three runs in the ninth. The game featured four homers by Ruth Gardner Smith and Mays with Ruth hitting his 17th of the season. Bagby left with an injury in the eighth.
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Holy Cross Slugging Beats Syracuse 16 to 7 at Fitton Field
In Worcester on June 10 Holy Cross hammered Syracuse 16 to 7. Bill Murray started poorly for Syracuse before Zacardo relieved him. Holy Cross hit five home runs, Gill walked the bases, Coughlin drove in a key riverbound hit, and Len Dugan hit his first homer in two seasons.
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McKenney Leads Brighton to 6 2 Win Over East Boston
Brighton High defeated East Boston High 6 to 2 at Walpole Street. Pitcher McKenney struck out 14 Noddle Islanders as Brighton seized an early three run edge in the first inning and never surrendered the lead.
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Bressler Leads Cincinnati Past Giants 3-1
Toney was batted freely as Cincinnati defeated New York 3 to 1. Bressler hit a triple in the third and a single in the seventh to drive in all three Cincinnati runs. New York's only run came on Frisch's triple and Wingo's wild throw.
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Cambridge Title Game Set Between St Johns Knights and Riversides
Cambridge fans await a Sunday championship clash at Thorndike Field as St. John's Knights of Columbus play Riversides. St. John's, led by pitcher Steve Patten and catcher Art Nolan, have four wins in five, while Riversides counter with Hap Ward and Buchanan.
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Red Sox Take Final From Browns 7-3
The Red Sox defeated the Browns 7 to 3 in yesterday afternoon action. Hugh Duffy’s lineup reversed form to secure the final win against the Mound City club.
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Red Sox Dominate as Myers Shuts Down Browns
Elmer Myers delivers a clever six inning mound showing, limiting St Louis to little, while Oscar Vitt leads Boston with two doubles and two singles. Davis struggles as Dixie's shutout ends early and Shane Collins drives a liner into a third baseman’s glove for a pivotal triple play.
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