White Sox fall to Boston in 6 3 defeat at Huntington
Boston pounds Altrock for four runs in fourth and fifth innings to seize a 6 3 victory over the defending world champions. George Winter shines for Boston as Chicago’s infield and batting toils, marked by Knight’s homer and several misplays by the Sox.
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Detroit Beats Philadelphia with Fifth Inning Power
Detroit defeated Philadelphia as Waddell and Bender were hit hard in the fifth inning while Donovan held the ball for the rest of the game except for one inning.
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Milford Caps Worcester Middlesex Title With Triumph
Milford High returns home to roaring crowds after beating Marlboro High 7-5 in the final to claim the Worcester and Middlesex counties championship. Thousands line Milford streets as celebrations unfold prior to a planned businessmen banquet in honor of the team.
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Surprise 100 to 1 Gravesend winner nets Eugene Woods big gain
In Gravesend races, Tittle Woods ridden horse won as a 100 to 1 shot in the fifth. Eugene Woods backed the Flambeau gelding with $100 three ways and claimed $16,000. J. S. Hay did not bet on the horse. Zambesi led to win the Brookdale handicap, with three favorites taking winners.
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Washington Defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in Tight Pitching duel
Hughes outpitched Rhoades as Washington beat Cleveland 2 to 1. Two out when winning run scored. Highlights include Hinelman two-base hit and Turner Plick three-base hits. Turner, Ganley, Perrine, Bradley among players with steals. Time 1h55m. Umpire Sheridan.
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Baseball Fans Uproar and Umpire Tales Across The Deck
In a lively column the writer lampoons fans and players, recounting umpire scuffles on the Pacific slope, giddy celebrations, and the humor of baseball culture. The piece touches college seasons ending, independence from faking, and colorful figures like Elberfeld.
Autos Start in Long Run to Test Durability
Forty seven cars compete in a four day sealed bonnet run on Long Island roads for the Automobile Club of America. Thirty one makes represented with 600 miles total across three classes, with strict seals and official observers to ensure reliability.
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Cambridge Latin School sub-master resigns after decade service
Max Benshimol, a Cambridge Latin School sub-master with ten years of service, has resigned after the school committee offered $2000 instead of his $2500 request. He had been earning $1900 and will now devote full time to private tutoring.
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Yankee Golfer Picked to Win British Open
Alec Smith of Nassau Country Club New York the American champion played steady golf in the first qualifying rounds at Hoylake Britain. He shot 79 79 to qualify for the championship proper while Arnaud Massey led the qualifiers with 73 74 for 147. Smith is noted as a strong putter and was favored at 1 to 10 odds.
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Bresnahan Hospitalized After Pitched Ball Incident
In Cincinnati on June 18 Roger Bresnahan catcher for the New York Nationals was struck behind the left ear by a pitch from Coakley in the third inning. He fell unconscious, revived briefly, then lapsed again and was taken to Seton Hospital for treatment.
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Worcester Beats Fall River In Toil and Tempestuous Clash
Worcester defeats Fall River 6 to 4 in a chaotic game marked by a bench clearing brawl after a dangerous play. Sylvester tried for a home run on a close tag by Knotts, provoking a scuffle with managers O'Brien and Burkett, as players and police separated the melee before play resumed.
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Batting details from ninth frame in tight baseball game
The summary lists players and actions from the late innings including runs by Wilson and Brennan, two-base hits by Wilson and Brennan, hits off Coffey and Vail, sacrifices by Spencer Fitzmaurice Coffey Connors, and stolen bases by Spencer Devine and Brennan. Gatcomb pitched for the visitors and Coffey for the home team with 1 hour 50 minutes game time and Henry as umpire.
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Sacrifice and Double Play Highlight Softball Inning
Tome runs Bunt sacrifice by Pickett, double play Burns and Durrill. Walks to Burns Shannon and McGovern. Strikeouts by Cameron five and O'Toole five. Time 40 minutes. Umpire Connolly.
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Baseball score report highlights New Bedford win
In the ninth inning New Bedford batted for Drohan as Prasori and others paced a late rally. Madden Pulsifer Hamilton and Danzig led runs with notable hits. Haverhill and New Bedford combined for earned runs while pitchers Hilbert and Drohan posted multiple strikeouts. Time recorded as 1h 15m with Wood umpiring.
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Cubs Edge Boston Nationals in Chicago Victory
The Cubs defeated the Boston Nationals 3 to 1 at Chicago with Sheckard and Steinfeldt driving runs. Pfeffer started for the visitors but left after the sixth as Reulbach shut them down, while Bridwell and Bridwell's hit-and-run helped Boston’s early tally.
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Boston Sox Show Strength As Season Opens Wins and Jabs
Fruit dealers near Roxbury report brisk trade while the Boston lineup impresses. Umpire Connolly shows uncertainty as Hurst misses yesterday and Altrock’s early goading fades. Donahue shines at first base and the Sox appear formidably strong for the locals.
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New York Narrowly Beats Cincinnati 4-3
Odwell mishandled Corcoran fly in the second inning with two outs, then four runs followed as New York defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3.
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Phillies Win In Ninth As Pittsburg Falls Short
National League game in Pittsburg ends with Philadelphia scoring four runs in the ninth on misjudged fly balls. Leever and Leifield pitched for Pittsburg with Leever taking the loss. Leifield and Corridon each hurled several innings for Philadelphia. Two-base hits by Wagner and Knabe, three-base hits by Leach and Knabe, and other noted plays defined the late rally.
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Eastern League Games Scoreboard Tonight
Buffalo defeats Newark 6 to 2 at Buffalo. Toronto loses to Jersey City 1 to 8 at Toronto. Baltimore beats Montreal 3 to 2 at Montreal.
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