Americans win as Nationals tie at Brookline chases
A large group of steeplechase horses arrived at Forest Hills station from Gravesend for the Brookline Country Club meeting starting tomorrow. Entrants include horses from FE A Clarke A K Soule J W Com W K Levering A R Hamilton and others with owners PD Kerr W C Hayes C R Smith and Colonel Robert Neville among those sending entries.
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T. Hitchcock, Jr
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Penns Sturdy Eight Prepares For Regatta In Poughkeepsie
Penns sturdy eight arrives in Poughkeepsie for the big intercollegiate regatta on June 26. Columbia, Cornell, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Syracuse, and Navy crews gather on the Hudson as coaches predict results. Coach Courtney labels Cornell as bad while others favor Navy or Georgetown for top places.
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Boston Women Star Golfers Open Eastern Tourney
A cold rain set the scene as 25 leading women golfers contest an 18 hole medal at Northfield in the opening round of the Women's Eastern Golf Association four day tourney. Notables include Miss Georgianna Bishop of Bridgeport and Miss Vanny Osgood of Boston with Bishop posting the better card and Major General Nelson A. Miles watching from the gallery.
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Crowned Heads At Horse Show
London June 11 This has been the most interesting day from the social side of the international horse show at Olympia. The King and Queen of England with King Frederick and Queen Louise of Denmark visited the show with a distinguished party. Royal visit limited judging. Walter Winans Alfred G Vanderbilt and C W Watson won first second and third prizes for coach teams exceeding fifteen hands.
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Boxing Gossip Promises One Of Manchester's Best Shows
The Manchester card features Belfield Walcott and Hayward Briggs in a prime lightweight bout ahead of Jim Donovan versus Tommy Sullivan. Jimmy Briggs trains at Winthrop Beach and plans a New Haven bout, while Dave Deshler's manager Tom McDonough warns clubs about unofficial agents.
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St Tonis Wins Narrowly in Ninth Inning Edge
In Philadelphia on June 11 St Tonis defeated Philadelphia in a pitchers duel with a late ninth inning rally aided by an error by Cross. The score remained tight as the game unfolded with the decisive runs coming in the final frame.
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Local Tennis Pairings Reported Across Cities
At Brockton Fall River matches show Brockton prevailing 2 to 1 while Haverhill New Bedford records 6. Traver Hill appears, Worcester Worcester lists 1 with Lawrence 1 and Lynn Lynn 9 versus Lowell 1.
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East Boston Seeks Strongest Semi-Pro Teams for Next Saturday
Rockport cancellation leaves East Boston without a game next Saturday. The club requests responses from top semi professional teams and provides contact at A A Woodside 6504 Sumner Street East Boston.
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Unglaub's Boys Stop Lajoie's Braves 2-0
In front of more than 6000 fans Deacon Jim Maguire urged his team from the coaching lines as Boston defeated Cleveland 2-0. George Winter pitched superbly for the Napoleons while Wagner and Knight delivered solid hitting and fielding to back him up.
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Boston Defies Invincible Cleveland Nine In Tight Defeat
Wagner opened with a sharp hit for Boston as Ferris and Knight scored on the misplayed ball. Criger and Winter delivered solid plays but Joss silenced the locals mostly to three hits while Cleveland rallied late with Bradley on base and a double play ending the threat.
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Tun Berger Dead Baseball Catcher Dies at 40
John Berger known as Tun Berger, famed old National League catcher, died in Allegheny after a long illness. He played for Washington, Indianapolis and Pittsburgh in his prime. He was 40 years old. Widney disease caused death.
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Jimmy Collins Secretly Married In Philadelphia Visit
Buffalo report confirms baseball star Jimmy Collins wed recently. His mother declined details and said he is in Philadelphia at the Continental Hotel. She noted his sister Margaret will wed Jerome Hasseyn tomorrow in Buffalo.
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Horr to be Tried for Syracuse Football Role Next Season
Syracuse University star Horr is slated to join the varsity squad this coming season. The 250 pound player is noted for his speed and power on the field as he chases punts and impacts returners. Boston crowds favor Holy Cross over Harvard in their upcoming Soldiers Field clash with wagers on the Catholics winning.
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Chicago and Philadelphia Tie in Ninth Inning Tenor
Batted for Pfeister in ninth. Two-base hits by Randall Myers Thomas. Hite allowed Fraser five runs in three innings. Pfeister six. Sacrifice by Knabe. Stolen bases by Randall Sheckard Chance Evers Moran Magee. Double play Chance Kling. Chicago seven left on base, Philadelphia seven. Bases on balls Fraser Pfeister Overall Corridon three each. Errors Chicago two. Hit by pitched ball Chance. Strikeouts Pfeister Overall Corridon. Time 13 minutes. Umpire Day.
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Tenney Team Splits Doubleheader With Reds In Cincinnati
Boston opens with 2 1 sprint to 1 as Hansonites edge Boston 2 1 in a pitcher battle. Reds rebound in game two with 8 7 win as Lindaman struggles and Davy Brain injures ankle. Boukes steps in, Ewing steady, Brain sidelined briefly. Pittsburgs beat Brooklyns 6 3 aided by fielding errors after Leever exits.
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English High defeats Latin School in annual city clash
English High School shut out the Latin School 5 to 0 at Dunbar avenue grounds Dorchester in the Boston School League. Everett held the Latin School to three hits while English High played errorless ball. Kendrick drove in two runs, Colville doubled, and Melean, Fliverett contributed key hits.
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Peter Pan wins Gravesend Standard Stakes in rainless grip
Peter Pan led from the third furlong in the Standard stakes at Gravesend and won by a length over Electioneer with Lip Flap close in. The mile and a quarter race finished in 2 05 3 5. Belmont stakes winner Keene trained the winner.
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New York Beats St Louis 8 to 7 in National League
New York won its third straight over St Louis 8 to 7 at St Louis. Mathewson pitched brilliantly and Bennett Murray Shannon Seymour led with two base hits and three base hits respectively. Wiltse and McGlynn handled pitching for New York with several walks and strikeouts. Umpires Carpenter and Johnstone.
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