Colts Lose Tight Game at Old Park in Lively Finish
In a classic late season clash at the old park the Boston Braves edged the Chicago Colts 4 to 3. Victor Willis starred with a complete game including a two-bagger that sparked a rally, Batty scoring the tying and winning runs amid tense fielding and timely hits. Boston's pitching and fielding steadied after an early Chicago lead as Selee’s club battled to the end before a rousing finish.
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Brooklyn Takes Doubleheader From Reds in Handicapped Pair
Brooklyn managed a split with Cincinnati after deferring a game to the day of the Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay. The first game ended 4 to 0 in favor of Brooklyn, followed by a 10 to 5 victory for Brooklyn in the second.
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St Louis Wins In Sixth Inning Rally
National news from New York on June 15 notes a struggle marked by a Browne fumble and Smoot grounder that gave St Louis the victory in the sixth inning. Both sides showed poor play as the contest concluded with the St Louis team ahead.
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Boxing Gossip on Jeffries Cold Feet and Munroe Bets
The column notes doubt about Jim Jeffries fighting due to a suspected bad knee and mentions bets favoring Munroe. It also reports Peter Jackson seeking a match with Jack O'Brien and cites bets on Jeffries and Munroe, with references to Co L Fitzsimmons beating Corbett on March 17.
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Harvard Crew Delays Race In Rough Waters
Harvard varsity finally rowed a 2 1/2 mile downstream session at gale’s Ferry Connecticut under heavy head wind. The crew posted 28 and 29 stroke rates while the second crew started two lengths ahead. Varsity gained on substitutes but could not overtake before finish on the choppy river. Freshmen also trained with a half mile paddle at high stroke.
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Harvard Men Bring Back Graham for International Games
John Graham, famed Harvard track trainer, is re-engaged to coach the Crimson for the international events. He will prepare the men and accompany them to England, leaving New York on July 6. Graham previously led Harvard to victory over English rivals and guided the Athens Olympic trip.
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World Beaters Shut Out By Chicago Nine
Chicago defeated Collins world beaters 3 to 0 as Nick Altrock outpitched Cy Young. White Sox rise to second place despite a chilly drizzle. Boston threat faded after early chances as Altrock and Chicago fielders turned aside rallies. Final score reflected solid pitching and timely hits.
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Two Big Bike Races Friday At Revere Track
Cyclists prepare for a double program featuring a 10 mile open race a half mile sprint and a one mile consolation at Revere track with riders Floyd McFarland Frank Kramer Eddie Root and other noted sprinters. McFarland returns from Australia for his first appearance. A 20 mile motor race at the beach track pits Jimmy Moran against Hugh MacLean. Charles River Park hosts an open paced race behind four horsepower motors with Harry Caldwell returning after an April 19 start and a May 28 broken collar bone. Entries include Bill Stinson Basil De Guichard Louis Mettling Sammy Sulkins Patsy Keegan George Leander and Benny Munroe along with two amateur events and another motor race.
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Roughan Hall Tonight With Condit's Orchestra
Roughan Hall in City square becomes the center of attraction tonight as Condit's Orchestra performs until daybreak. Don’t miss the lively program and local music event in town.
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Detroit at bat in 2-1 game with run scoring
In Detroit, 2 500 attend, Donovan and Henley combined for 6 strikeouts with 4 by Donovan and 2 by Henley. One runner scored on a sacrifice bunt by Hoff man and Lowe. Deal, 8 left on base for Detroit as Healey credited with two errors. Umpires King and O'Loughlin.
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Harvard Defeats Carlisle In High-Scoring Baseball Clash
Harvard 14 Carlisle 4 on Soldiers Field as Castle and Coburn share pitching duties. Randall Bolton hit homers for Harvard. Matthews cleared a bases loaded three-base hit. Mitchell committed three errors for Carlisle amid a loose game. Attendance about 1500.
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Williams Defeats Holy Cross In 11 to 5 Baseball Game
Williams beat Holy Cross 11 to 5 at Williams town in a close contest until the seventh inning when the home team scored seven runs amid Holy Cross errors. Batteries Westervelt and McCarty opposed by T Noonan and P Noonan. Time 1 50. Umpire Keefe. Attendance 10.
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