Pirates Defeat Heps in Eight Inning Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg massed eight runs on long hits as Camnitz kept the Heps largely at bay. Carey homered and had a single while drive in three. Flynn tripled and scored on rhythm of Pirates’ offense. Heps rallied in the fifth and eighth but fell to 8 2.
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Harvard Faces Williams Nine
Harvard's baseball team meets Williams at Soldiers Field at 2 pm with Davis as the potential star for Williams. Harvard plans to start Sexton or Mc Laughlin, aiming to rebound after a Yale game next Tuesday and continue Cantabs' schedule.
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Berkshires
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Princeton
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Davis
Crimson
Sox
Sexton
McLaughlin
New Haven
Babson
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Pibisteadh
Lewis Reeves
Trumbull
One Match Played In Longwood State Tennis Championship
Rain again forced postponements at the Longwood Cricket Club courts delaying the State singles tennis championship. Richard Bishop defeated A. W. Merriam in straight sets 6 1 and 6 3 between showers yesterday.
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Richard Bishop
A. W. Merriam
Showers
Worcester Wins as Russell Powers Home Club 3 to 0
Worcester defeated Fall River 3 to 0 behind Russell's three base hit and sharp defense. Russell scored on a threebagger and Haas sacrifice, drove in another run, and Bunting added a two base hit. Walsh was cut at the plate on Wormwood's single.
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Fall River
Haas
Op Bunting
Walsh
Op Wormwood
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Jensen
Whcester
Groh
Willias
Bunting
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Noblitz
Mall River
O Hale
Hale
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Medford vs Somerville in Crucial Suburban League Showdown
A morning match at Fulton street grounds pits Medford and Somerville High schools in a pivotal Suburban League game. Medford aims to clinch the championship with a win, while Somerville seeks a strong bid as only two games remain. Whittaker likely starts for Somerville and Fahey for Medford.
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Medford
Somerville
Whittaker
Joe Fahey
Brockton Defeats Lawrence 11-6 Behind Stankard Home Run
Brockton batter Stankard hit a decisive home run in the fourth inning as Brockton beat Lawrence 11 to 6. Pearson allowed the late surge and the Brockton nine built a lead that Lawrence could not overcome.
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Lawrence
Jine
Brockton
Pearson
Saagoe
Stankare
Sutton wins over Sears to keep California in tennis
In Philadelphia at the Cricket Club Florence Sutton of Los Angeles defeated Eleonora Sears of Boston 6 2 6 1 in the national singles final to retain the Women's National championship for California. Sutton will face Hazel Hotschkiss of Berkeley in the challenge round. Edna Wildey and Herbert M. Tilden defeated Sears and W J Colthier in the mixed doubles after losing the first set.
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Florence Sutton
Los Angeles
Eleonora Sears
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Sutton
Hazel Hotschkiss
Berkeley
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Diampion
United States
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Sears
W. J. Colthier
Edna Wildey
Herbert M. Tilden
Levy Fines for New York Boxing Shakeup
Police cracked down on prize fighting linked to the International Amateur championship tourney in Madison Square Garden last May. Four defendants were fined in special sessions: Tim Hurst, famed referee and baseball umpire, for 50 dollars. Samuel Lowing, a boxer, for 10 dollars. and two ticket sellers, each fined 25 dollars.
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Madison Square Garden
Tim’ Hurst
Samuel Lowing
Lajoie Cleared to Return for Cleveland Club
Napoleon Lajoie of the Cleveland team, sidelined for over a month with strained abdominal muscles, is cleared to play within two weeks by club physician Dr. H M Castle. The update comes from Cleveland on June 16.
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Napoleon Lajoie
H. M. Castle
Langford and Caponi Fight Ends In Draw In Winnipeg
Sam Langford and Tony Caponi of Chicago battled ten rounds to a draw in Winnipeg. Langford pressed Caponi in the early rounds, and in round seven Caponi was in bad shape enough for police to pause the bout briefly before the full ten rounds were completed with both men standing at the finish.
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Man
Sam Langford
Tony Caponi
Chicago
Langford
Caponi
Three Star Mat Bouts At Columbia
Three wrestling matches kept fans on edge at the Columbia last night. Cyclone Burns defeated Strangler Lewis in straight falls of 20 and 25 minutes. A 15 minute bout saw Joe Turner defeat Jim Lucas the Hungarian. Sam Anderson beat Jim Prokos after a disqualification for persistent fouling. Next Friday night Jack Leon vs Hjalmar Lundin in a finish match, and Turner faces John Kilouris in another finish contest.
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Cyclone Burns
Strangler Lewis
Joe Turner
South
Jim Lucas
Turner
Sam Anderson
Jim Prokos
Anderson
Jack Leon
Hjalmar Lundin
John Kilouris
Harvard Yale Crews Compete Under Time Pressure
Harvard crews push through morning half miles and time rows at Red Top. Freshman eight lead early then varsity takes control as 21 53 clocked time. Weather clears after thunder, strong winds affect sessions and crew shifts are noted.
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Red Top
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Varsity
Yale Crew Race Near Finish In Connecticut
Yale varsity and freshman eight crews faced a steady downstream race on the Connecticut river at Gales Ferry. The regulars moved together with the freshmen for the first two miles as both sides kept a low stroke tempo through the glassy water.
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Gales Ferry
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Short Work for Crews on Hudson
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 16 the water was rough forenoon conditions. Crews cut short practice but remained out for training on the Hudson River.
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Poughkeppsie
N. Y
Navy champ Phil Schlesberg to meet Eddy McGorty in Chicago bout
Chicago on June 16 reports that boxer Fighting Phil Schlesberg champion of the United States Navy and Eddy McGorty of Oshkosh have signed for a 10 round match in Fast Chicago Indiana on June 28. The contract sets 163 pounds at 3 o'clock.
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Phil’ Schlesberg
United States Navy
Eddy McGorty
Oshkosh
Ind
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