Heps Win on Miller's Long Hit in Eighth
Roy Miller powered a decisive eighth inning for the Heps against Pittsburg as Keeney Tenney and Herzog scored. Ingerton followed with a long drive that scored Miller, lifting Boston's Pirates to a late lead and sparking a tense final stand by Pittsburg. Umpires Eason and Johnstone judged a rough but even contest as Boston capitalized on Hendrix and Adams pitching miscues.
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Roy Miller
Keeney
Tenney
Herzog
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Ingerton
Wilson
Alrline
Kling
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Cub
Jude Hendrix
Kansas
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Fred Clarke
Babe Adams
Adams
Th Weaver
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Clarke
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Cubs Shut Out by Phillies In Key Pennant Battle
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Brown and Burns paired for a tense game that produced the only run on two singles and a sacrifice. Phillies gain ground in the pennant race.
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Philadelphia
Brown
Burns
Giants Win and Regain the Lead
New York gains the lead as Merkle hits a two base shot and Oakes Murray and Devlin circulate three base hits. Crandall earns the win with a five strikeout performance, Bresnahan on Crandall shows the defense. St. Louis leaves seven on base while New York leaves three.
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Devlin
Bridwell
Sallee
Crandall
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Dodgers Lone Run Delivers Victory Over Reds
Brooklyn sneaks a 1 0 victory in Cincinnati as Rucker hurls for Brooklyn and MсLean is driven home by a seventh inning steal. Fouls and hits spark a tight game with Coulson Hummel driving two bases, while Suggs records two strikeouts and Rucker five. Bases on balls tally four for Brooklyn and five for Cincinnati in a pitching duel with five double plays noted.
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Mclean
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Coulson
Hummel
Bergen
Rucker
Grant
Mitchell
Esmond
Tooley
Daubert
Suggs
Brennan
O'Day
Metropolitan Park Police Triumph Over Everett in Chelsea Game
The Metropolitan Park police team defeated the Everett police 20 to 7 at the Chelsea city playground. McKinnon Smith and Murray starred with strong stick work as the Metro players powered to victory.
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Metropolitan Police
Everett
Metropolitan Park Police
Everett Police
Chelsea City
McKinnon
Smith
Cardinal owner Mrs Britton files suit for divorce
Mrs Schuyler Britton, owner and vice president of the St Louis Cardinals, files for divorce from Schuyler Britton in Cleveland. She accuses cruelty and gross neglect. Britton is away, unavailable for comment.
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Cleveland
Schuyler Britton
St. Louis Cardinals
Mrs. Britton keeps St. Louis Cardinals stake after death
Mrs. Britton inherits a controlling interest in the St. Louis Cardinals and plans to retain ownership despite divorce filings. Her husband, Mr. Britton, heads multiple publishing firms and is described as a longtime millionaire.
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Robison
Mr. Britton
Melrose Wins Suburban Meet in Nail-Biting Finish
Melrose High School edges rivals 2 points to claim the Suburban League meet at Malden High School. Key events include Everett’s Munroe winning pole vault at 9 ft 4 in and Melrose’s Chisholm taking second with 9 ft 2 in. Other notable results feature Winsipg and Schwartz leading in sprints and distance races for Melrose and Medford’s strong showings.
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Melrose High School
Medford
Melrose
Eyerett
Munroe
Everett
Chisholm
Tryon
Bickford
Whittemore
Winship
Brickley
Foley
Sredford
Schwartz
Kempton
McThnis
Newhall
Somerville
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Flint
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Nyman
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Milton
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Vause
Reds Buy Two Men From Conn League
New Britain Connecticut June 15 The sale of left fielder Armado Marsani and third baseman Rafael Almeida of the New Britain team to Cincinnati of the National League was announced by owner ONeil. Sale price is said to be 7500 dollars. The two players are Cubans who played in Cuba in the winter.
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New Britain
Conn
Armado Marsani
Rafael Almeida
Cincinnati
O'Neil
Boston club picks up Portsmouth outfielder Jones
Pittsburg June 15 Announcement by the Boston National League club that Outfielder Jones of Portsmouth Ohio has been purchased. Jones ordered to report here tomorrow for duty.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Jones
Portsmouth, C
Lowell Wins as Lowell defeats Worcester 4 to 1 in N E League
Reiger pitched well until the sixth as Lowell bats produced four hits and three runs. Yount kept Fall River’s offense quiet except for Wright’s error scoring their lone run. Yount earned the win with five strikeouts. Reiger took the loss with eight.
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Lowell
Reiger
Lynn Triumphs 8-4 Over Worcester In Ninth Inning
Lynn won 8 to 4 over Worcester in 11 innings after trailing 4-3. Wallace delivered a bases loaded single for the decisive run as cargo Wallace and Russell stood out at the plate.
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Lawrence Nips New Bedford In High-Scoring 9 8 Game
Lawrence defeats New Bedford 9 to 8 in a long heavy game. Six two-baggers and three homers were recorded. Welch pitched poorly before leaving in the fourth as New Bedford rallied. Catterson Kennedy Crisham and Winchester led the offense with multiple hits and home runs.
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Maranville
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Brockton Beats Haverhill 8 to 2 in Batting Showcase
Brockton pitchers limited Haverhill as Brockton collected 16 hits for eight runs. Notable: Henriksen and Wadleigh with multiple hits, McGamwell homered in the nine inning, McCleary allowed seven runs in five innings, and McIntyre yielded two. Umpire T Banoo. Time 1h 41m. Baseless.
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Boardman
Municipal League Baseball Schedule Emphasizes Tomorrow’s Teens
Tomorrow marks the second round of the amateur city championship with nine games listed. Trojans A S meet Fitton A C at Wood Island while Emerson A C faces Mission Church Field Band at Columbus Avenue. Other pairings include Roslindale A A versus Notre Dame A C at Billings Field and White Sox Jr against O Donovan A C at Randolph Street.
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Wood Island
Emerson A. C
Mission Church
Columbus Ave
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Hale House Midgets
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Webster A. C
Brookside Social and Athletic Club
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White Sox, Jr
O’donovan A. C
Randolph Street
Cub A. C
Franklin A. C
Franklin Field
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West End House
Marcella Street
Acme A A To Play Saturday Morning
Baseball fans in Jamaica Plain will see the Acme A A face Stoneham with Miller and Dulong as battery. Manager Linberg seeks crowd support to approve semi professional play and book future home games. Game starts at 10 oclock on Perkins street diamond.
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Acme A. A
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Dulong
Perkins Street
Smith Stops Harris in Seventh Round at National Sporting Club
Jim Smith of New York defeated Morris Harris of Philadelphia in seven rounds in a heavyweight bout. Harris was unable to continue, hanging on the ropes as the referee halted the action.
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Jim Smith
This City
Morris Harris
Philadelphia
National Sporting Club
Smith
Harris
Houck and Thomas Box Six-Round Draw in Lancaster
Leo Houck and Joe Thomas boxed six rounds in Lancaster Pennsylvania with little separation at the end as spectators saw a close draw. Houck and Thomas traded only a few clear scoring punches in a calm, evenly matched bout.
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Lancaster
Leo Houck
Joe Thomas
Baseball Player Arthur Brown Shot Dead in Albany
First Baseman Arthur Brown of the Albany team in the New York State Baseball League died in hospital from four bullet wounds. Police say the shooter, John V. McStea a New Orleans actor, fired at a Pearl Street rooming house after finding his wife with Brown.
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N. Y
Arthur Brown
John V. McStea
New Orleans
Pearl Street
McStea
Brown
Baseball player Brown shot as Albany man shoots in home
McStea arrived in Albany and rushed to the hall where he says Brown attacked him at his wife’s urging. Four shots struck Brown including two in the abdomen and he died at the scene. McStea was arrested and his wife held as a witness. Brown, 26, from Wilkes-Barre, formerly played for several major leagues teams.
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Wilkesbarre
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Trenton
Finals Set in National Women's Tennis Championship
Eleonora Sears of Boston faces Florence Sutton of Los Angeles in the final round of singles at the Philadelphia Cricket Club after Sears defeated Mrs. G. Warren in the semi finals and Sutton beat Adelaide Browning in straight sets. No women's doubles played. mixed doubles saw Hotchkiss and Johnson win by default then contest Sutton and Thaver in a hard third round.
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Hazel Hotchkiss
Wallace F. Johnson
Miss Cassel
H. R. von Wieder
Miss Sutton
Alexander D. Thaver
Harvard Rowing Averts Delay As Heavy Wind Hurts Eight
Bad weather and a southwest wind forced Harvard's varsity eight to miss the evening course start at Red Top. The three fours completed their distances with the varsity four beating the freshman four by about a length and a half.
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John Harvard
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W. E. Ladd
Yale Crew Faces Loss as Buckingham Quits Season
Buckingham, veteran of Yale varsity crew, leaves training due to poor spring condition and repeated abscess surgeries. Captain Frost remains the lone veteran. Kennedy plans a final top-speed four-mile drive as the Yale eights endure another hard session along the river.
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Conn
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New Haven
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Poughkeepsie Crew Roster Is Complete
Poughkeepsie New York June 15 Syracuse University navy crews arrive completing five college entries for the intercollegiate regatta to be staged June 27 on the Poughkeepsie course.
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N. Y
Syracuse University Navy
State singles tennis fourth round narrowed at Longwood
The annual State singles championship reaches the fourth round with several notable matches. Richard Bishop defeated H Johnson in a three set thriller, 6-3 11-13 7-5, amid one of the tournament’s longest encounters. Dana and Dabney also advanced in good form with other results listed.
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H.& Johnson
Johnson
Longwood
Bishop
Kk. T. Dana
Harvard
FF. J. Sulloway
A. S. Dabney
H. C. Johnson
J. H. Chase
H. Greenough
Favorites Make B. A. A. Golf Finals
Montclair June 15 All the favorites for first honors in the annual Boston Athletic Association golf championship at Wollaston reached the final eight after close first round match play. A. MacMillan beat J. S. Phelps up. V. M. Smith beat B. S. Permar 3-2-1. Mulcahy beat Lawrence 6-6 8. Reed beat Dunkle 1 up. Hart beat Payson 6-4. Wellington beat Chrimes 2 up. Lodge beat Geiger 1 up. Wright beat Wadsworth 1 up.
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Boston Athletic Association
Wollaston
A. MacMillan
J. S. Phelps
Vv. M. Smith
B. S. Permar
J. Mulcahy
F. W. Lawrence
TWO GREAT BOUTS ON COLUMBIA CARD
Sam Anderson of Norwood will defend his New England middleweight title against Jim Prokos The Terrible Greek at the Columbia tonight in a finish match The rivals fought to a draw last week with bruises to show for it Also scheduled is Strangler Lewis against Cyclone Burns in a finish match as Burns vies for local acclaim
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Norwood
Jim Prokos
Columbia
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Strangler Lewis
London
Boston
Cyclone Burns
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