Gates Locked Against Little Rock in Atlanta Ballgame
Little Rock arrived at Ponce de Leon Park to find the gates closed as Atlanta officials, with Mobile and Chattanooga clubs, barred the game over Casey Smith and Tom Seaton. Umpires postponed the match as "not played" since both teams were not on the ground.
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Ponce de Leon Park
Southern Association
Mobile
Chattanooga
Casey Smith
Tom Seaton
San Francisco
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Kerin
Roth
Little Rock Club
Browns Bunch Defeats St Louis 12 to 9 in Hitting Duel
St Louis edged Philadelphia 12 to 9 in a free hitting game. The locals claimed their eighth straight victory as Bigbee and Hasty were tagged for several runs, while Sothoron earned the win and Bigbee the loss with umpires Comnolly and Nairn calling the game in 2 hours and 50 minutes.
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Wilson Ratner Bout Off at Shibe Park
Rain at Shibe Park postpones boxing program headlined by Johnny Wilson versus Augie Ratner in an eight round middleweight contest. Bouts postponed until further notice.
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Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Johnny Wilson
Augie Ratner
New York
Eben G Weed Named Captain of Andover Team Next Season
Eben G. Weed of Marblehead wins captaincy of the Andover base ball squad for the next season and prepares to enter Yale after re entering the local academy following army discharge.
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Marblehead
Andover
Yale
Andover Names Track Captain For Next Year
At Phillips Academy on June 17 R G Allen 22 of Ferguson Missouri was elected captain of next year's track team. He placed second in the 440 yard dash at the Andover Exeter meet and plans to enter Yale University.
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Phillips Academy Today
R. G. Allen
Ferguson
Red Sox Release Two Players
Manager Ed Barrey released two Red Sox players yesterday Mickey Devine and Bob Hunter. Devine was sent to Toronto and Hunter to Indianapolis on option.
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Ed Barrey
Mickey Devine
Bob Hunter
Devine
Toronto
Hunter
Indianapolis
Red Sox edge Tigers 2-1 in Detroit pitcher duel
Bullet Joe Bush outpitched George Dauss as Boston uses strong defense and early hits to beat Detroit 2 to 1. Menosky and Schang drove in runs while Boston turned three double plays to protect the lead. Tigers' only score came in the first as Davis walked Hooper and Ellison singled.
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Babe Ruth Homers Again in 7-2 New York Victory
Babe Ruth hits his 19th homer of the season powering the New York Yankees past Chicago 7 to 2. Ruth struck out twice in early at bats, then belted a long homer off Lefty Williams in the fourth, aided by a strong wind. Mays and other New York hitters contributed as Williams yielded six runs in the losing effort.
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Lynn Classical Crews Defeat Lynn English in Harbor Races
Lynn Classical first and second eight oared crews defeated Lynn English on a one and a quarter mile course in Lynn harbor. The varsity won by a half length in 7 minutes 20 seconds after trailing early, while the second crew won easily by six lengths in 9 minutes 27 seconds.
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Allen
Harvey
Manning
Donohue
Bemis
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U S Net Champ Johnston Wins Abroad in London
Williams M. Johnston of San Francisco won the London lawn tennis championship fifth round in straight sets 6-2 6-2 defeating M J G Ritchie. Johnstone paired with William T Tilden Jr to beat Lycett and Barrett 6-4 3-6 6-2 in doubles.
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Williams M. Johnston
San Francisco
United States
M. J. G. Ritchie
Johnston
R. Norris Williams
Boston
Wimbledon
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
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Randolph Lycett
Australia
H. Roper Barrett
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