College baseball title up for grabs as Harvard and BC duel
The piece sketches the race for the college baseball crown with Harvard, Boston College, Yale, Tufts, and Penn in contention. It notes Harvard’s mixed results, BC’s needed second win, and a shifting coaching scene including Lawson Robertson at Penn and Meredith’s NA C status.
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Boston College
Harvard
Newton
Tufts
Catholic University
Crimson
Tigers
Yale
Boston Marathon record claim and Al Mamaux age
The article notes Tom Longboat allegedly set a Boston Marathon record on April 19 1907 with 2 hours 24 minutes 24 seconds, later surpassed by De Mar in 1911 and Mike Ryan in 1912. It also records Al Mamaux born May 30 1894 and dated claims about his age.
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Dorchester
Mike Ryan
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Mamaux
Braves Reds clash ends in 16 inning tie call off
A predicted a shutout by the Braves against the Reds, but the game stretched to 16 innings before ending tied. Question remains who would win. The discussion asks if Ek, now with Cleveland, ever pitched for that club and in which year. Graney never pitched for Cleveland. before joining the Indians he played for Portland in the Pacific Coast League and other clubs.
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Braves
Cleveland
Graney
Indians
Portland Club
Indians Beat Yankees 3-2 in Ten Innings at Cleveland
Cleveland defeats New York 3 to 2 in ten innings as Graney scores the winning run on a base on balls with Turner and Speaker contributing. The game features eight thousand electric horns in a noisy crowd and several extra base hits before the 10th inning.
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New York
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Speaker
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TigersBeatAthletics 5-1 in Detroit
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 after six tight innings. Dauss allows eight hits while Bush fans nine over seven innings. Two-base hits Heisman and Young, stolen bases Witt Pick Walsh Burns, and several sacrifices. Time 1b. 44m.
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Senators Beat Browns 1 to 0 in Pitchers Duel
In St Louis on June 15 Washington edged the Browns 1 to 0. Boehling held St Louis to 4 hits in 9 innings while Plank allowed 8 hits and 1 run. The decisive eighth inning produced the only run after McBride singled and McBride scored on a misplay. Shanks hit a three base hit for Washington.
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Bates College names captain from Leominster athlete
Lawrence Bates Captain Lewiston Mo June 15 William F Lawrence 18 of Leominster Massachusetts was elected captain of Bates College track team He is a relay man and won the quarter mile at the State meet last month.
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William F. Lawrence
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Bates College
Red Sox Triumph 2-1 in Ninth In Chicago Debut
Dutch Leonard pitched his best game of the year and Sam Agnew drove in the tying and go ahead runs as the Red Sox edged the White Sox 2 to 1 at Comiskey Park. Chicago benefited from a disputed call by umpire Billy Evans and a late fielding issue, while Agnew collected three hits and Leonard scored the decisive run in the ninth.
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Walker
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Hobby
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Weaver
Boston
Eddie Collins
Ness
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Aig
Oarsmen End Hardest Work Before Regatta
In Poughkeepsie on June 15 the 96 oarsmen from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse finished hard training for the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson. A southeast wind and strong ebb tide stirred a heavy sea and several men with boils caused a delayed return to the water with light work.
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Cornell
Columbia
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Syracuse
Hudson
Newton High Beats Waltham High In Low-Scoring Game
A farcical baseball game concluded with Newton High defeating Waltham High 15 to 6. Newton racked up 16 hits and seven errors while Waltham had nine hits and eight errors.
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Waltham High
Newton
Waltham
Providence Dominates Newark 6 0 in League Play
Providence defeats Newark 6 to 0 in an International League game. Toronto edges Montreal 7 to 6 while Baltimore Richmond and Rochester Buffalo games affected by rain delays.
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Newark
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Montreal
Baltimore-Richmond
Rochester-Buffalo
American Association Scores and Weather Notes
In Kansas City, Kansas City defeated Columbus 10 to 2. Toledo beat Milwaukee 4 to 3. Weather blocks show rain affecting St. Paul Indianapolis and Minneapolis Louisville games.
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Dodgers Beat Cubs 2-1 In Series Opener
Brooklyn edged Chicago 2-1 as Mike Mowrey delivered a long double in the fourth inning driving in Stengel and Wheat. The Cubs scored on Schulte's force and hits by Zimmerman and Archer, but Dell held the line with strong support as Chicago outhit the Dodgers.
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Eason
Open Amateur Golf Tourney Opens at Lexington Club
The annual open amateur golf tourney of the Massachusetts Golf Association begins today at the Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington. This year the event stretches to two days with post entries accepted by William A L Smith, secretary of the Lexington Golf Club.
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Concord High ends season. no game vs Woburn today
Concord High School nine has finished its season and will not play Woburn High this year despite Woburn management’s interest for this afternoon. Concord was to finish yesterday with Chelsea High, but Chelsea canceled the game.
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Lowell-Lynn Produce High-Scoring Ninth Inning Victory
In Lowell June 15 Lowell edged Lynn 6 to 7 after Lynn’s Kilhullen mishandled a throw allowing Neville to score in the ninth. Kilhullen had a four hit game including a double. Prysock homered and Barrows added a three-base hit.
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New Haven Edges Hartford 1 0 in 10 Innings
New Haven beats Hartford 1 to 0 after 10 innings as Chouinard scores winner when OConnor throws home on Zimmerman fielding a Shannon fly. Woodward and Radloff combined for 10 innings pitched.
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Portland Defeats Worcester in Pitchers' Battle 1-0
Portland edged Worcester 1 to 0 as Lonergan drove in Brown with a two-out ninth inning run. Worcester left the bases loaded in the sixth but could not score, while Tuckey and Smith held the tight game in check.
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McGraw Signs Mike Doolan For New York Nationals
John McGraw, manager of the New York Nationals, signed veteran shortstop Mike Doolan who began the season with the Chicago Nationals before a minor league release to Atlanta. Doolan, former Philadelphia Nationals captain, balked at minors but received Cubs president Weeghman’s permission to join New York. He is the sixth Federal league player McGraw has signed.
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Mike Doolan
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Boxing star Rudolph Unholz dies of tuberculosis
Rudy Boer Unholz a famed lightweight fighter in the Los Angeles scene died last night from tuberculosis at age 38. He had been a prominent figure in boxing for years and was widely known in the sport.
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