Fortune of New London Shuts Out New Haven 2-0 in Pitching Duel
In New London on June 13 Fortune of New London allowed two hits through nine innings while striking out 12 to defeat New Haven 2 to 0. Bressler held to two hits as New London built a small lead with runs by Marhefka and Whitehouse.
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New London
Smith
Devine
Fortune
Bressler
Newdon
Marhefka
Whitehouse
Odell
Chouinard
Rodriguez
Dowd
Ennis
Lowell Beats Springfield 3 2 In Exciting Game
Lowell defeats Springfield 3 to 2 in a nine inning baseball game. Lord Briggs Downey Low and Rhonda scored for Lowell with Barrows hitting a two base hit. Flynn made an error to deliver the winning run as Stimpson and Torphy contributed key hits. Powers and Zieser pitched for the teams with strikeouts totaling seven. Umpire Ready. Time 1h 45m.
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Springfield
Flynn
Stimpson
Torphy
Powers
Lord
Briggs
Downey
Low
Rhonda
Barrows
Hammond
Zieser
Justin
Parks
A.E Kane
Hickey
Gord
Booe
H'mond
Fore
Stephens
cEgan
Portland and Worcester duel ends in 16 innings
In Portland Maine Worcester plays a 16 inning tie breaker. Portland scores early on errors then Worcester ties with three straight hits. Dowell drives in the deciding run after Brown and Magee spark the late offense. Remarkable defense by Brown and Maloney frames the win.
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Portland
de- Portland
Worcester
Sweatt
Brown
Dowell
Maloney
Five-Run First Sparks Lawrence Victory Over Lynn
Five hits in the first inning including a wild pitch and fielding error produced five Lawrence runs as they defeated Lynn 7 to 1.
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Lawrence
Lynn
Scores from multiple city games across the region
The record lists final scores for eight games: Indianapolis 4 over Minneapolis 1, Milwaukee 2 over Columbus 1, St. Paul 7 over Louisville 4, and Toledo 11 over Kansas City 6.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Phillies Beat Pirates 5 to 3 as Niehoff Drives Run Rally
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 5 to 3. Niehoff doubles, Stock bunts, Cravath and Whitted add runs in a four inning start by Miller, Adams toward the eighth. Demaree yields eight hits for two earned in 4 4-7 innings. Bender closes. Umpires O Day and Pason. Time 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Miller
Adams
Niehoff
Stock
Cravath
Whitted
vRan
Viox
Steck
Barney
Johnston
Schultz
Bancroft
Luderus
Balle
Demaree
Bender
O’day
Pason
E. Bancroft
Paskett
Burns
Ceeseseee
S.seeee
Gowen
A Carey
Ereereer Johnson
Wagner
Eeees Hinchman
Eeee Schultz
Wseveseess Wilson
Ceessssere Miller
Harvard Varsity Eight Goes Over Thames Course In Easy Practice
Harvard crews practiced on the four mile Thames course with a stroke rate around 24 per minute. Coaches praised the showing though the exact time was not released. Middendorf sat out at No 6 with a cold but is expected back tomorrow. The second varsity and freshmen paddled to the navy yard and back.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Middendorf
Navy Yard
Change in Yale boat lineup prompts crew swap
Yale rowers reshuffle positions after Kositsky moves from No 6 to second varsity and Fitzpatrick fills No 6. The varsity boat is rested and a new shell is used for a mile practice. Captain Page is ill. Enders starts at No 6 for freshmen.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Nickalls
Yale
Kositsky
Fitzpatrick
Page
Enders
Seniors Win at Wel l esley Rowing Cup Competition
The 1916 class won the silver cup and individual cups for each crew member at Wel lesley in last night’s rowing event. Miss Lucia Bond received a special prize for best individual rowing work while Miss Adelaide Ross presented the awards. The 1918 class placed second and 1917 third, followed by a canoe pageant depicting nations and a peace theme.
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Wellesley
Lucia Bond
Adelaide Ross
Athletic Association
Kilbane defeats O'Leary in ten round title bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland, featherweight champion, outboxed Johnny O'Leary of Canada in Buffalo. Both fighters weighed 120 pounds. Kilbane pressured the Canadian and nearly finished him in the fifth and again in the eighth round.
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N. Y
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny O’leary
Canada
Kilbane
Chamble Memorial Steeplechase Set For Tomorrow
A large field of fleet fencers is expected to compete in the Chamble Memorial steeplechase at Brookline Country Club tomorrow afternoon.
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Brookline Country Club
Hibler Reigns in Belmont Steeplechases Shaping National Buzz
Hibler won two Belmont races Saturday and Monday boosting its stock as it heads toward the Chamblet. Cherry Malotte and Pebeto were unplaced in the Grand National handicap steeplechase with Hibler attracting support from 15 to 10 to 1. Nine horses are to start and Hibler, Cherry Malotte, Duke of Duluth and others head to Boston stables. Many entrants arrived yesterday and will be schooled on Clyde Park course. The Brookline course remains a tough test for a jumping winner tomorrow.
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Hibler
Belmont Terminal Course
Belmont
Whitestone
Cherry Malotte
Pebeto
Chamblet
Fattauta
Duke of Duluth
Royal Amber
Swish
Northwood
Boston
Country Club
Pons Asinorum
the Prophet
Ahara
Bachelor
Cloud
Cactus Bud
Doublet
Dixon Park
J. O. Ewart
May Bird
Indians Win Four Straight Against Phillies
Cleveland crushed Philadelphia 11 to 2 to complete a four game sweep. Myers faltered again, Bagby settled in after the first inning, and Turner's bases loaded triple in the third stood out. Chapman moved to short for the first time since April 26 and excelled as Cleveland piled up 31 runs to Philadelphia’s 6 across the series.
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Philadelphia
Myers
Bagby
Turner
Chapman
Graney
A. E
Speaker
Eer Smith
Gandil
Howard
Wambsganss
Aeeene O'Neil Bagby
P Billings
AB. R. Eeanne
Witt
Pick
Ee Strunk
Schang
Murphy
Nabors
Hildebrand and
Connolly
Senators defeat White Sox 3 to 2 in Chicago
Washington drove Ed Walsh from the mound in the third inning to win 3 to 2 as Morgan's walk Foster's double and Harper's two bagger fueled a two run burst. Walsh fanned Judge and Milan in the first but was touched for three runs before Russell relieved. Terry led Chicago with two hits and seven strikeouts.
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Ed Walsh
Washington
Judge
Milan
Morgan
Foster
Harper
Ness
Senators
Russell
Walsh
Terry
Sox
AB. R
A. BE
Collins
Weaver
Sewer
B. Collis
Ceer
Seer
Lynon Eereee
Rondeau
Chalk Terry
Schalk Ton Weaver
Wolfgan
Wolfgang
Bolfgangmpires
Evans
Nallin
Milton High Girls Defeat Milton Academy 9 to 1
Milton High girls beat Milton Academy 9 to 1 on the academy grounds yesterday. The result adds a decisive win for Milton High in the local match.
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Milton High
Milton Academy Girls
Academy Grounds
Browns Beaten by Red Sox 5-3
The Red Sox defeated the Browns 5 to 3 in St. Louis on June 13 to move into the first division. Ruth homered for Boston as starter Ruth limited the Browns to four hits in 6 1 8 innings. Hurlers Shore Davenport Koob Fincher and Bouldner kept Boston ahead through the late innings.
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Red Sox
Ruth Wild
Shore
ST. Louis
Bill Carrigan
Boston
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R. BH
Hooper
McNally
Lewis
Hoblitzell
Wae
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Miller
Pratt
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Eae Johnson
Chapman
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dBorton
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Davenport
Seer
dLavan Fincher
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Ruth and Red Sox Triumph in Slugfest Over Browns
Babe Ruth powered Boston to a 7 5 victory over St Louis as he homered twice and drove in a run. Carrigan’s timely shifts and Boston’s fielding errors enough to keep the game tight with the Browns, while Gardner saved Rostow’s bacon with a one handed grab in the ninth.
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Thomas
Babe Ruth
Babe
Ruth
Hooper
Austin
Miller
Sisler
Pratt
Marsans
Hoblitzell
Johnson
Shore
Red Sox
Borton
Gardner
Tobin
Koob
Fincher
Hartley
St. Louis
Jones
McNally
Boston
Rostow
Bacon
Browns
Dedham High Beats Hyde Park 5–1 at Stone Park
Dedham High defeated Hyde Park High 5 to 1 in a Stone Park clash. Loveley pitched superbly for Dedham with 15 strikeouts and no passes, guiding the winning team to the annual rivalry victory.
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Dedham High
Hyde Park High
Stone Park
Dedham
Dedham Boys
Loveley
Salem Highs 4-0 Win Over Marblehead At Bertram Field
Salem High School defeated Marblehead High 4 to 0 at Bertram Field extending its winning streak to nine games this afternoon.
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Salem
Salem High School
Bertram Field
Marblehead High
Stars Play for Thle at Tennis Championship Start
Play began yesterday at Longwood Cricket Club for the annual State singles tennis championship with stars competing for the title.
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THLE
Longwood Cricket Club
Wheelwright eliminates Wightman in decisive round tennis clash
In the tournament's second round Joshua Wheelwright beat favorite G W Wightman in straight sets 6-1 6-0 after a tough first set. H C Johnson advanced to the fourth round by defeating H Plimpton and M Wendell, while other results for first and second rounds included Butler Leavitt and Wright edging through.
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Joshua Wheelwright
Wightman
California
Wheelwright
Deuce
H. C. Johnson
H. Plimpton
M. Wendell
T. H. Marvin
J. Seabury
W. H. Hand
T. A. Lightner
End A. Bradford
R. C. Rand
J. W. Foster
B. Scudder
A. C G. Butler
D. W. Leavitt
Oan O. Wright
B. S. Blake
J. H. Brett
T. B. Plimpton
F. J. Goodridge
S. Putnam
Caner
R. ©. Bray
Seaver
Browne
Currier
Taylor
E. R. Kent
A. W. Blakemore
I. R. Kent
Baseball Schedule Headlines Big League Hits
In the American League Boston visits St. Louis while Washington travels to Chicago. The National League features Cincinnati at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York.
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Brooklyn
Louis Setae Ove
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Heb. Attee
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicageet
Owen
Detroit
E. R . H. Lawrence
LYNN
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Springfield
Portland
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Chicago
National League
Evers Chased From Field by Umpire at Braves Field
Captain Johnny Evers clashed with umpire Quigley while coaching at third in the Boston half of the third inning. After an exchange, Evers continued the dispute and was ordered to the dugout.
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Braves Field
Johnny Evers
Boston
E Vers
Toney
Quigley
Eversohnny
Yankees Rally Beats Tigers 4 2 in Eight
In Detroit on June 13, the Yankees rallied in the eighth inning to score three runs and defeat the Tigers 4 to 2. Detroit had a seven game win streak snapped as Magee, Gedeon, Baumann, Peckinpaugh, and Mullen contributed key hits and runs.
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Mich
New York
Tigers
Innling
Magee
Gedeon
Baumann
Peckinpaugh
Mullen
New York Defeats Detroit Behind Late Offense
New York clinched a 4-0 win over Detroit as Gedeon Heisman Burns and Kavanaugh led the offense with two-base hits and a three-base hit by Mullen. Cul lop allowed 9 hits and 2 runs in eight innings, Hamilton added 4 runs in nine.
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Young
Stanage
Hamilton
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Detroit
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Heisman
Burns
Kavanaugh
Mullen
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Cullop
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