Harris' Work Features Boston Victory in Close Detroit Game
Detroit and Boston staged a tight contest ending 7 to 5 in favor of Boston. Harris starred for Boston with a gilt edged pitching performance pitching five scoreless innings and routing Detroit's offense while teammates contributed timely bunting and runs in the middle innings.
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Harris
Boston
Victory
Yamehill
Detroit
Rubenk
Grimshaw
Stroit
Cobb
Cough
Comedy of Errors At So End Game
Boston fielded frightful ball with six miscues led by Brain and Tenney, while St. Louis built an 8 run surge aided by Bates errors. Jack Taylor pitched well for St. Louis as Boston fans lamented careless plays and errant throws throughout a two hour game.
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St. Louis
Boston
Collins
Strobel
Cardinals
Jack Taylor
Louis
Taylor
Bates
Carpenter
Baseball game summary with Joss and Jackson substitutions
In Washington at Cleveland the Nationals beat the Indians 5 to 1. Joss pitched seven innings, Givens allowed runs, and Lajoie hit a two base hit. Errors by Cleveland and Washington affected the score as Sack Lajoie and Bay Sehiaty Page Stahl Altizer contributed on bases. Umpire O Lough officiated.
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Jess
O'Leary
Glase
Jones
Glaze
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Armbruster
Lindsay
Crawford
Tannehill
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McIntyre
Cobb
Dartmouth
Poy
Coughlin
Selbach
Parent
Jey
Heydon
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Grimshaw
Fight Centre
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Eubank
Freeman
Joss
Jackson
Givens
Cee
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Washington
Cleveland
Hie
Eells
Lajoie
Bay
Sehiaty
Page
Altizer
New York Bats Spark 8–0 Shutout of Chicago
New York piled up eight runs on Chicago as they closed the series with a decisive 8 to 0 victory.
Wel lsley Sophomore Eights Win Hunnewell Cup
Wel lesley College sophomore eight won the Hunnewell cup on Lake Walton, beating the 1906 and 1907 class crews over a three quarters mile course. Coached by Miss Lucy Hill the crew showcased training and speed to claim the silver trophy and pewter steins for each member. Judges included Courtenay Guild, Arthur W. Stevens, and Ernest George.
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Wellesley College
Lake Walton
Lucy Hill
Courtenay Guild
The
Union Boat Club
Metropolitan Association of
Arthur W. Stevens
Harvard
Ernest George
Acrobat Wins Bedford Stakes At Gravesend
A 30 to 1 shot named Acrobat won the Bedford stakes for two year olds at Gravesend. Berkers set a fast pace to the stretch where he tired, then Acrobat with Master Lester Red River and Clare Russell battled to the final furlong, finishing in order. M. H. Tichenor & Co. bought Caprice for 2500 dollars to be used as a brood mare.
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New York
Acrobat
Gravesend
Berkers
Master Lester
Red River
Clare Russell
M. H. Tichenor & Co
Caprice
Post Baseballers Face Globe In AL Showdown
The Post baseball team meets the Globe today at the American League field at 3:03. Both teams seek a hard fought victory as they aim to score early and secure a win.
Harvard Crew Arrives at Red Top in Fine Form
Harvard crews reached Red Top Conn and sampled Thames water. The varsity and freshman eight paddled to the navy yard, averaging eight to thirty two strokes. On return the boats held good balance in a strong wind. Swain will join tomorrow. Cutler expected to recover in days.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Thames
Varsity
Navy Yard
S. Swain
Yale Crews Set Trials Over Four Mile Course
Yale coach Kennedy plans trials for all crews over the four mile course used for the Harvard and Yale regatta on June 28. Varsity eight prospects lack full distance experience, and times from this week will gauge strength. Weeks appears to retain bow seat with Rockwell challenging for the spot.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Kennedy
Yale
Harvard
Weeks
Bow
Rockwell
Havertill Defeats Lame Thie Stack in Lynn Baseball
In Lynn June 11 Havertill beat Lame thie Stack 7 to 4 as pitcher Labelle of Lynn faced ejected after a ninth inning dispute. Umpire ruled Labelle out and fined him ten, Captain Deunan also ejected during the argument. Batteries Connolly and Duggan for Havertill. Labelle Smith and Daum for Lame thie Stack.
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New England
Lynn
Havertill
Labelle
Deunan
Lyon
Connolly
Duggan
Smith
Daum
Fall River Edges New Bedford In Long Ninth Inning
Fall River defeated New Bedford 4 to 3 in ten innings at New England park. Yeager and Sullivan combined on the mound for Fall River while Morrissey and Coveney worked for New Bedford.
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Fall River
New Bedford
New England
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Tooloolloo
Yeeger and Sullivan
Morrissey and Coveney
Lowell at o oe PE set dae tame kas Beote by innings
In a low key game, Lowell faced Maroney and Lake with Frock and Ga fon pitching. The battered line scores show Beote by innings and a final tally reflecting errors and hits.
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Lowel
R. H. B. Lowell
Maroney and
Lake
Frock and
Gafon
Unclear OCR Sports Note From Lawrence
Fragmentary report from Lawrence mentions a delivery, a second inning run by Briggs, and players Whiting Cote Croes and others. details are garbled and no final score or event is clear.
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Lawrence
Briggs
Spoor Ae
H. E
Whiting and Cote
Croes and
Ean
Unclear historical baseball box score fragment
Fragmentary report shows bases and hits with players listed, including rooklyn and Chan umley. Mentions pitches, strikes and a passed ball with umpire Klem, time noted as 44 minutes. Lacks full names, teams, and precise event details.
Princeton Tigers Hold 1906 Baseball Championship Title
Princeton University claims the undisputed intercollegiate baseball championship of 1906. Harvard Yale and Cornell were each defeated twice as Princeton dominated the circuit. The article lists Princeton's full season record and results against other colleges including Pennsylvania Dartmouth Andover Wesleyan and Lafayette.
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Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Andover
Wesleyan
Lafayette
New Jersey Collegians
Dickinson
Irobee
Menee Navy
Virginia
Wathington
Town
Hoppine
George Wn
Lafayette -Prince
Brown
Georgetown
Princeton G Andover
Roanoke Sound Athletic Club Boxing Nights Highlight Local Talent
The Roanoke Sound Athletic Club hosted an amateur boxing event featuring 108 and 105 pound trials and finals with Boston and South Boston competitors. Notable bouts included two New England champions and multiple four round contests. Police interference was anticipated but did not occur as organizers held the licenses.
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Roanoke Sound Athletic Club
West
New England
Victor
Cassidy
Ronkeesee Tymerender
Lcense
William OY
Sat Soa
Boston
Boome
Psala Vis
William Rothwell
East Boston
James Mullen
Ernest Boston
Miller
Labs Sinac
Tom Stanton
South
Frank Miller
South Boston
Lloyd Kid
Lloyd Casai
Jobs
Togo
Bert Mooney
John Stanton
South Roman
Eddie Haniele
Ilty Boston
Angus M
South Sistine
Pewee Keshites
Harvard Athletic Committee Named
A brief item reports the Harvard athletic committee being named last night with committee members Reynolds Ogden Baven and others listed in the short notice.
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Harvard Athletic Committee
Aed
Reynolds
Ugden
Baven
Moran wins wheel of gold event in Paris showdown
Myron W. Townsend reports at the Veldrome Buffalo where Jimmy Moran eyes a wheel of gold race victory. Two statesmen met before dawn with seconds and physicians, both aligned behind grand stands. When the signal came only one fired, they shook hands, and Moran laughed at the scene as both left in the same car.
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Jimmy Moran
Paris
Moran
Duel jokes and baseball talk in a rowdy sports column
The Post bicycle editor mocks European duels as jokes while praising American bravado. The piece contrasts Buckskin Bill with Paris’s best pistol shot and weighs boxing, track, and catching legends including Jack Dem, Criger, Ewing, Kelly, and Bennett. A fringe note laments dug grave markers for English pugilists.
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the Post
Buckskin Bill
Paris
Chelsea
Cleveland
Lou Criger
Stripling
Clarke
Navin
Detroits
Criger
Kelly
Charley Bennett
Ewing
Bennett
Jou Criger
Yankee swimmer breaks record in England
London June 11 Daniels an American swimmer and winner at the Olympian games set a new 65 yard record on the Hornsea course. The prior mark was held by English champion J H Derby.
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England
London
Daniels
J. H. Derbysige
Police to stamp out baseball gambling at two city parks
Captain Hanley of Police Division 10 announced a campaign against gambling at Huntington Avenue and South End grounds. He pledged equal treatment for both clubs, urged cooperation from owners, and warned of license revocation if clubs refuse to bar known gamblers. Police observed undercover officers at yesterday's game.
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Captain Hanley
Huntington Avenue
South End
Hanley
Messrs
Soden and Conant
Collins
Fost
Court allows police to intervene in New York boxing matches
Justice Glegerich denied Marlboro Long Acre and Mobile Athletic Club's injunction request to stop Sheriff Hayes and the police from interfering with their boxing events in New York.
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New York
Justice Glegerich
Marlboro Athletic Club
Long Acre Athletic Club
Mobile Athletic Club
Sheriff Hayes
Police Department
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