Harvard Defeats Yale In Slugfest To Run 103
History notes Harvard triumph over Yale as Mahan dominates on the mound. Yale scores three runs on hits, but Harvard capitalizes with timely hitting and fielding, led by Wingate and Clark. Nash, Reynolds, and Reilly also figure, while Yale’s Gile falters despite a prior Princeton win.
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Umpire Ruling Stuns Harvard Yale Thriller
In the Harvard Yale game Umpire Steinberg ruled a runner safe on a play where Falsey’s throw rolled away after catching a fly. Yale protested but Clark was ruled out at second as Harvard scored their seventh run. Yale rallied in eighth but failed to reach a comeback as Mahan retired Hanes in the ninth.
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Harvard Triumphs as Wingate and Nash Spark Slugfest
Harvard beat Yale in a pitched baseball game highlighted by Nash and Wingate driving runs and a late Matt Clark hit and run. Yale led briefly on Wild pitches and fielding miscues but Harvard pulled away with a fifth inning rally and steady pitching to seal the win.
New England sports mix in first issue of New Englander Golf er
The piece notes the launch of the New Ins lander Golfer edited by Thomas H Burke and highlights articles by John F Moakley. It covers Harvard Yale baseball results, boxing controversy over Dundee versus Gallant, Olympic plans, and comments by Andy Highlands and Billy Queal amid broader Cranston era sports chatter.
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Yale Wins First Game of Harvard Yale Series
In last year’s Harvard Yale base ball dispute Yale took the opening game while Harvard claimed the next two. the debate ends with Yale winning the first game and Harvard the following two.
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Harvard Catches Waterman Lost to Injury in Yale Game
Harvard baseball says catcher Waterman will miss the deciding game with Yale after being hit on the right knuckles by a foul tip. His injury, a badly split knuckle, ends his season.
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Forfeit Gives Fall River 9 0 Win Over Woonsocket
In Woonsocket June 17 Umpire Finnell forfeited the Colonial League game to Fall River after a disputed play in the seventh. With two outs Weigold tripled and O'Brien threw to Murphy for the plate out but the umpire ruled Weigold safe. Woonsocket refused to continue as the crowd argued, leaving the score tied 5 to 6 when Weigold batted.
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New Bedford Tops Pawtucket In Hitting Showdown
New Bedford beat Pawtucket 10 to 8 in a hard hitting game on June 17. Gleason homered with two on base andDeviney pitched seven innings while Hewitt Tillman Lamotte each worked multiple innings. Besse and Cassavant contributed multiple hits as the Whalers extended their winning streak.
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Brockton Beats Taunton 9 4 in Afternoon Matchup
Five Taunton errors helped Brockton rout the Colonials 9 to 4 after a day of 12-hit offense for both sides. Brockton’s lineup included RH LE with batting line 206 42601 0 0912 1, Taunton fielded Caunfy and English batteries.
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Hayes Class Defeats Central Baraccas at Franklin Field
Hayes Class rolled to an 8 to 2 win over Central Baraccas at Franklin Field yesterday. Scoring details show Hayes Class totals and pitchers Richardson Heine Campbell Lord.
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Cathedral YMCA Defeats Roxbury Athletics on Randolph Street
Cathedral YMCA beat Roxbury Athletics at Randolph Street playgrounds yesterday afternoon with a 13 to 9 ninth innings score. Batteries Stiles and O Leary for Cathedral and Travers and McConnell for Roxbury.
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Marblehead High Wins in Swampscott
Marblehead High defeated Swampscott High 7 to 5 at Swampscott in Essex Interleague play. Errors and heavy hitting marked the game as both teams produced runs and missed chances. Chapman Sullivan Weed Coffin Wynch Morrill Till Wallace Lynch L. Sullivan Mingler Watts Hennessey Homan Abbott Williams shared pitching duties with Williams earning the win.
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Medford High Beats Malden High 4-1 In Suburban Clash
Medford High defeated Malden High 4 to 1 on Malden grounds yesterday morning. Frazer Burrell and Crowe produced bunts in the eighth to drive in three runs, breaking a 1-1 tie after a run by Malden in the seventh. Laird, Walsh, Frazer, Burrell and Cider led base hits with Flanders stealing two bases. Time two hours. Umpires Me jd.
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