Taylor's pitchers a joke for Indians Wallace
Double play Wallace and Jones. Left on bases St. Louis eight Philadelphia six. First base on balls Off Howell one Off Dygert five. First base on errors St. Louis one Philadelphia two. Struck out by Howell six by Dygert eight. Passed ball Buelow. Time 55m. Umpires Connolly and Hurst.
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Harvard Eight Shows Improvement In Workouts
Red Top Conn June 12 The Harvard and Yale rowing camps conducted light forenoon work due to exams. Harvard varsity eight completed two miles at the naval station in a single dash and showed improved cohesion. Yale crews practiced in Hortons Cove and tested four mile time against favorable wind and tide, with freshmen pacemaking to the finish. The Harvard varsity four car crew was shaken up three times as Coach Wray evaluated material.
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Racing at Clyde Park Opens Brookline Country Club Meet
The Brookline Country Club steeplechase meeting at Clyde Park begins this afternoon with four flat races and two steeplechase events. Noted owners and riders visit as the group contests the Duke's Cup and the Challenge Clip, with races continuing through Monday and the Grand Annual headlining the final day.
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Brookline Country Club
Clyde Park
Harry Page
F. A. Clark
J. W. Colt
Ivan Fox
Courtland Smith
D. K. Kerr
Liverpool
Country Club
R. Neville
McCann
Belmont Park
el Cuchillo
J. E. Widener
Worcester whitewashes Lowell as Crowley shines
Worcester defeat Lowell 2 to 0 for the third time in a week with Sline and Crowley dominant on the mound. Crowley, a Wakefield youngster, showed well for Lowell in a losing effort, while Templitn Doherty provided the Worcester runs in a pitching duel.
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Lowell
Worcester
Sline
Crowley
Wakefield
New Bedford Rally Seals Win With Early Run
Winning run came with one out as New Bedford edged the opponent 8 runs in a tense late innings sequence. Norris Kiernan Mullaney and Bannon contributed key hits driving in the decisive score. Ca sac chi hese 10 042 appears as scattered scoreboard fragments.
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New Bedford
Ca Sac Chi
Connaughton and Fitzmaurice Spark Local Baseball Rally
Two-base hits by Dan Zig and Connaughton drive runs with Fitzmaurice, Ort, and Madden contributing. Kiernan and Mullaney steal bases. Ort and Fitzmaurice score. Errors by New Bedford and Lynn add to miscues. Hartman and Moore combine in pitching with several strikeouts amid one-sided baserunning and double plays.
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Spencer
Mul'ney
Bannon
Kehoe
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Hartman
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Danzig
Crohan
Mullaney
Madden
Norris
Roy Hartman
Ort
Brown
McDonald
Valdois
Connolly
Osm
Haverhill vs Fall River baseball game note
Reiss pitched for Fall River and walked five while Girard struck out three for Haverhill. Key hitters included Fitzhenry Ahearn Pulsifer Hamilton Keady with multiple two base hits and stolen bases by Austin Madden Hamilton and Dwyer. Crasher had two passed balls and Reiss threw a wild pitch with a 50m time and James umpiring.
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Reiss
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Ahearn
Pulsifer
Hamilton
Keady
Dwyer
Barton
Austin
Haverhill
Fall River
Watters
Girard
James
New England
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Thielman
Boston
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Waener
Shaw
Glaze
Eneutrast
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Congalton
Sullivan
Parent
Turner
Thieman
Unglaub
Conalton
Bay
Stafford and
Evans
Lawrence Triumphs In Tight Game On Timely Hitting
Lawrence secured a narrow win as timely hitting drove the offense. The team's offense broke through with clutch hits while pitchers held the opposition at bay to seal the victory.
Pirates Take Final Game of Series With Brooklyn
Pittsburgh wins a tight 1 run game called in the seventh due to darkness and rain. Leever and McIntyre split pitching duties as Leever allows two runs in four innings while Pittsburgh stranded five.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Brooklyn
Catterson Powers Offense in Tight Brockton Victory
Catterson had two base hits while Devine Cummings Billet and Murch added multi hit support. Eaton stole twice along with Cummings Murch and Reardon. Lawrence and Brockton left six and five on base as Barberich fanned 11 over O'Toole for 11 strikeouts. Time 1:45. Umpires McCormick Brennan Wood.
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Connors
Po.a.e
Mitchell
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Wilson
Donovan
Devine
E.f
Mureh
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Billett Eaton
Billet
Murch
Barberich
O'Toole
McCormick, Brennan and Wood
Philadelphia shuts out St Louis 3 0 on June 12
Philadelphia blanked St Louis 3 0 as Dy gert dominated with strong pitching. The American League tilt ended with the Phils preventing any St Louis scoring.
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Cleveland
Boston
Eee
Enone
Detroit
NEW York Senee
Philadelphia
ST Louis
Shicago
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland A
St. Louis
Dygert
Chicago 13 Washington 1 in American League game
Chicago overwhelmed Washington 13 to 1. Patten and Durham were knocked out early as Chicago built a big lead. Roche Smith and F Jones doubled for Chicago while Isbell stole a base and Patten, Durham, and Hughes combined for 9,7,2 hits respectively.
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Chicago
Patten
Durham
A. E. Hahn
Jones
Wesday
Isbell
Donohue
Davis
Bisse
Dougherty
Rohe
Sullivan
McFarland
Smith
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Branley
C. i
Anderson
Tba
Altizer
Bree
Perrine
Ticacat
Dil
Hughes
aDelahanty
Reds Sell Catcher Loughlin
Cincinnati reports catcher Joseph Loughlin was sold to the St. Paul team of the American Association today by the Cincinnati Nationals.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Loughlin
St. Paul
Cincinnati Nationals
Midnight Sun Umpire Reprimand and Baseball Anecdotes
A column humorously reflects on baseball mismatches in darkness and Alaska's pace, noting oddities such as glittering nuggets around an umpire. It mentions Harry Orchard denying NY Nationals membership, Bill Squires avoiding boxing scandal, Jim Jeffries's lavish wager, and Wagner-era operatic baseball. The piece ends with a witty New York scribe remark on civility and patronage in cities.
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New York
Boston
Harvard Bowdoin Tilt Sealed by Errors in Soldier Field Loss
Harvard lost to Bowdoin 5 to 4 at Soldiers Field as costly errors doomed the Crimson. Slater pitched well for Harvard while Sparks struggled for Bowdoin and Currier made key defensive plays. Bowdoin pulled ahead with a ninth inning tally after Harvard tied the score in the sixth and eighth.
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Soldiers Field
Slater
Sparks
Maine
Crimson
Dana
Dexter
Pritchett
Currier
Files
Centre Garden
Bowker
Texas
Pounds
Harvey
McCall
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Harris
Simons
Martin
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Alexander Wins Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Cup
Frederick B. Alexander defends his metropolitan lawn tennis title against Raymond D. Little and permanently captures the cup. The match ends with scores 6 4, 6 2, 6 8, 6 2 as final.
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New York
Frederick B. Alexander
Raymond D. Little
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