Wells Edges Moore in Heavyweight Showdown at Armory
Crowd disapproves as Wey Wells defeats Pat Moore of Philadelphia by decision after 12 rounds in a rugged bout. Moore outboxed and outpointed in later rounds, with Wells’ weight and strength proving decisive. Preliminary bouts include Connolly drawn with Flynn and Reagan defeating Mack.
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Matt Wells
Pat Moore
Philadelphia
Armory A. A
Charley White
New York
Armory Club
White
Wells
Moore
Mat Weils
England
Matty Baldwin
Packey McFarland
Ad Wolgast
Engishman
Maffit Flaherty
John Connolly
Eddie Flynn
Lynn
Eddie Reagan
Quincy
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Reagan
Mack
Cliff Cote
Biddeford
Jimmy Quinlan
Danvers
Cote
Quinlan
Brookline Wins Regatta N G Take Second Crews Race
Brookline High duplicated a recent feat by winning the 1911 school rowing championship on the Charles. The first crew beat Cambridge Latin Roxbury Latin and Boston Latin in 6m 13s to claim the cup. Noble & Greenough won the second crew race with Brookline second and Roxbury Latin fourth.
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Brookline High
Charles
Cambridge Latin
Roxbury Latin
Boston Latin
Rowan
Krafts
Kimball
Bentley
Stone
Cambridge L
J. Baker
Colerean
Harrington
MacVicar
FE. Baker
Roxbury
Brown
Noble & Greenough
Chadwick
Jeffries
Spalling
de Ford
Cheney
Kingman
Newton
Perrin
Jones
Clark
Rindge M. T
Deming
Sawyer
Foye
Cahill
Elliott
Brookline High School
McQuillan Delivers Eight Inning Run Support In Narrow Win
McQuillan works eight innings for the win as Bridwell and Murray spark the offense with two steals apiece. Notable plays include a Grant to Egan to Hoblitzel double play and Bridwell to Doyle to Merkle. New York leaves eight on base while Cincinnati strands twelve. Fromme and Mathewson split eight strikeouts. Fromme loads the bases with four walks, a wild pitch, and one hit by pitch to Doyle.
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A. E
Devore
Doyle
Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Isco
Dwell
Sweet
Devlin
Meyers
Thewson
Pweesees
Wotals
Cincinnati
AB TB
PO. Bescher
Ceese
R. Ae
Ae Egan
Cass Ae
Sreeee Ae
Hoblitzel
Deeeveses
Mitchell
Esmond
Neescaere
T, Stretesesecee
Rke
Coogee Bene
Fromm, Decavereres
Severe
Fromme
McQuillan
Bridwell
Grant
Egan
New York
Mathewson
O’day
Brennan
Yankees Deftly Take Third Straight From Cleveland
In New York on June 18 Highlanders beat the Cleveland nine 5 to 1 behind Vaughn strong pitching. Two-base hits by Vaughn Daniels and a three-base hit by Griggs highlighted the game with Cleveland left on base five to New York eight. Umpires O Loughlin and Connolly. Time 1h 45m.
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New York
Highlanders
Clevelands
Vaughn
Thesese
Daniels
Griggs
Turner
Hartzell
Cree
Walter
Knight
Olson
Cleveland
Gardner
Chase
Kaler
Plitcher
Philadelphia
Lord
Collins
Tee
Baker
Eh Entee
Melanis Itheviesee
Murphy
Theote
Reps
Dds
Senenery
Thomas ¢ Oeess
ST. Louis
AB. R
PO. Shotten
Wee
Rehweitzer
Austin
Meloan
Senaeeee
Laporte
Hoban
Cévetet
Opeter
Clarke
Wallace
I Rowan
Il Ake
Ewes
Ea Caer
MeclInnis
McInnis
Lake
Plank
Orf Lake
Perrine and
Dineen
Browns Shut Out by the Athletics
Philadelphia June 13 Touts suffered its second successive shutout here today with a 6 to 0 loss to the Athletics. Plank struck out 10 batters in a strong pitching performance.
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Browns
Athletics
Philadelphia
S¢. Touts
Plank
Cambridge Latin and Brookline High Duel For Cup
Cambridge Latin led trials but Brookline High surged to win by a quarter length in a rain delayed race. Noble & Greenough easily captured second crew honors over Brookline Rindge Roxbury Latin as weather finally cleared.
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Cambridge Latin
Brookline High
Cambridge
Noble & Greenough
Brookline
Rindge
Roxbury Latin
Noble
Harold P. Wardwell
Boston Latin
Krafts
Rowan
Harvard Faces Holy Cross In Soldiers Field Showdown
Harvard and Holy Cross clash at 4 pm on Soldiers Field for the second game of the season. Holy Cross won the opener 4 to 1. Sex Sexton to pitch, McLaughlin returns to right field, Wigglesworth and Balsor patrolling center and left.
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Harvard
Holy Cross
Soldiers Field
Worcester
Sexton
Sex Sexton
Pennsylvania
McLaughlin
Wigglesworth
Balsor
World's Champ Four At St. John's Meet
St John’s College Danvers hosts a large field day to support its building fund. Boston English High, the world’s champ schoolboy four, faces Lawrence High in a relay as part of a busy program including a 10 mile Marathon and several track and field events. Father Mathews of Lynn visits St John’s prep Danvers for a 1 o'clock ball game to open the afternoon.
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Boston English High
Lawrence High
St. John’s College
Danvers
St. John’s Prep
Father Mathews
Lynn
Northwestern ump to join National League staff
National League headquarters announced that Ralph Frary, umpire in the Northwestern league, will join the NL umpiring staff. He was recommended by baseball experts, and will report for duty once the Northwestern can replace him.
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New York
National League
Ralph Frary
Northwestern League
Frary
Lucas
The
Northwestern
Canadian Dorothy Campbell Defeated by Miss Futtle in Scottish Match
In St Andrews Scotland on June 13 Miss Dorothy Campbell of Hamilton Ontario holder of the U S and Canada golf title and British champion fell to Miss Futtle by one hole in the second round of the Scottish Women’s championship.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Dorothy Campbell
Hamilton
Ont
United States
Canada
Portrush
Ireland
Futtle
Red Code Seeks Final Infield Upgrade
Team names are not provided. the Red Code plans work by Ger or Wood for infield adjustments.
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Ger
Tigers Fall Silent as Naps Advance in Boston Series
Boston fans saw the Tigers depart after rain delayed the final game with the Red Sox. The Naps, led by Joe Jackson, are pegged as strong contenders with Gregg the lefty ace likely to pitch today. In Philadelphia, the Women's National tennis field narrows with Sears and Sutton shining in singles and the Sutton Green duo taking doubles in straight sets.
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Stovall
Tigers
Red Sox
Jennings
Boston
New York
Naps
Sox
Browns
Donovan
Cleveland
Lajoie
Griggs
Joe Jackson
Speaker
Cobb
Milan
Sie
Duffy Lewis
Joe Riggert
Gregg
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Virginia
California
Joseph Warren
Gilbert Harvey
Buffalo
Eleonora Sears
Florence Sutton
Los Angeles
Miss Sutton
Dorothy Green
Edith Bunce
Beatrice Fleming
Hotchkiss
Miss Sears
Miss Disston
Alexander
Yale Crew Keeps Boats Off Course Ahead of Harvard Meet
Yale coach Kennedy kept the crew in concealment at GALES FERRY. No boats practiced on the course as Harvard eyes Yale rivals. Freshman and varsity eights did two mile upstream workouts while changes occurred in positions, notably Denman and Bugbee moving into new seats. Buckingham missed the varsity four with boils.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Kennedy
Yale
Harvard
Frost
Denman
Pearse
Bugbee
New Haven
Buckingham
Harvard Quarters Open After First Day Of Training
At Harvard quarters in Red Top Connecticut on June 13 crews work hard and the freshman squad sees minor changes amid a threatened mumps case as the first full day unfolds.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Freshman Rowing Changes Amid Mumps Case At Brookline Quarters
Allen Hay coxswain of the freshman eight sent home with mumps a doctor’s diagnosis. Nicholas Roosevelt arrives late for work but will seat in the freshman four tomorrow. Varsity eight trains hard with light strokes. freshmen adjust lineup with Curtis and Crombie in new posts. Roosevelt joins the freshman four as coxswain.
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Allen Hay
Brookline
Walter Peet
Columbia
Nicholas Roosevelt
Wray
John Harvard
Navy Yard
Curtis
Trumbull
Crombie
L. Curtis
Converse
E. Curtis
Mills
Gardiner
Taylor
Reynolds
F. Trumbull
Bow
Carver
Boyd
J. Morgan
Wentworth
Walker
Roosevelt
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