Detroit and Senators Tie in 15 Inning Rain Shortened Game
In Detroit, a darkened 15 inning American League game ended tied as both teams failed to break the deadlock after a late ninth inning rally. McIntyre and Selbach starred in the field while Townsend and Lowe produced key hits for Detroit to reach a 5-5 final.
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Dorchester Meet Sees 200 Entries at High School Field
More than 200 entries have been received for the Dorchester High School track meet to be run Friday afternoon at the Dorchester High athletic field. Harvard entrants include Young and Schoenfuss. Coe of Somerville expected in hammer throw and shot put against Le Moyne, Chester, Robinson and Schoenfuss. Strong showing by Dedham and Mechanic Arts schoolboys. Relay planned between the reserves and Cambridge Y M C A.
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Harvard to Meet Carlisle Indians at Soldiers Field
Harvard faces Carlisle Indian School at Soldiers Field this afternoon at four. The Indians’ strength is uncertain since they have not met large Eastern colleges this season, and they have not played Harvard in two or three years, promising an interesting novelty.
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Buck's Braves Take First From Chicago
Boston defeats Chicago 6 2 at South End behind Pittinger and Corridon in a tense pennant chase. Chicago drops to third as Boston seizes early lead, with four eighth inning runs sealing the game amid errors and sharp fielding. Corridon faltered late. Pittinger carried the win in a tight, high effort battle.
Brooklyn Falls After Outfield Errors In Cincinnati Tilt
National news from Brooklyn June 14 reports Brooklyn was beaten despite Cincinnati being outhit. Brooklyn fans earned three of four, while the locals struggled with fielding errors by Sheckard as Cincinnati won the game.
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Phillies Shutout By Pittsburg Nine In Fifth Inning Blitz
National news from Philadelphia dated June 14 reports Philadelphia could not hit Flaherty and were shutout by Pittsburg. Four singles, a base on balls, and a batsman hit produced four Pittsburg runs in the fifth inning. The score remains unclear due to incomplete text.
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Nationals Top St Louis 6 1 In Infant Race Lead
The local Nationals moved to first in the infant race by defeating St Louis 6 to 1. Taylor outpitched Nichols and fielding support for the visitor was slow.
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Dates Named for the International Games London
The International Games in London set dates for Yale and Harvard versus Oxford and Cambridge at the Queen's Club. The matches will occur on either July 23 or 30 with a preference for July 30 to allow King Edward to attend. Nine events are planned, the same count as 1899 and 1901.
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Jeffries Munroe Title Fight Postponed to June 30
Yosemite Athletic Club managers confirm no further delays for Jeffries versus Munroe with a $2500 forfeit at stake. Jeffries cites knee trouble as floating cartilage and pledges rest and two weeks to regain shape. Munroe expresses sympathy and readiness to delay, while Pollok, Roche, and trainer McGrath support the postponement.
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Hart Ferguson Bout Off as Hart Refuses to Fight
The Marvin Hart and Sandy Ferguson match set for Chicago Friday night is canceled after Hart refused to appear. Manager Alex McLean reported the telegram yesterday, marking a second Crawford of a race by Hart. Meanwhile Lincoln A. C. of Chelsea rescheduled its opening meeting to tomorrow night with a six round main bout between George Murray of Lynn and Matty Baldwin of Charlestown.
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Boston Beats Reds As Willis Expected To Pitch Today
Pittinger is Boston's winning pitcher. Fred Doe and Mike Regan praised Selee before and after the game. Broadway Alec Smith shook hands with the boys at first base. Shorty McCutsh took the long end of a $500 to $25 bet on Lynch versus Clarkson. Evers may miss days due to a left ankle injury. Boston defeated Cincinnati twice and with Willis starting today, Chicago may see Boston win the pennant. Willis to pitch for Boston, Wiemer likely for Chicago. Selec undecided, Weimer favored. A big crowd enjoyed Boston's victory as Buckenberger urged better base running. Cooley walked to first and Carney was caught sleeping at second on Corridon's throw. Some Chicago critics muttered that Pittsburg will beat them in a walk.
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