White Sox Triumph Over Red Sox In Chicago Tilt
The White Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 3 to 2 at Comiskey Park as Everett Scott’s error and base running miscues plagued Boston. Ray Collins struggled on the mound while Schalk, Bodie, and Weaver drove Chicago’s runs, with Boston’s five stolen bases outpaced by Chicago’s three hit contributors.
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Veach’s 10th inning hit seals Tigers win over Washington
In the 10th with one out and Bush on third, Boehling passed Cobb and Crawford. Veach singled, Bush scored the deciding run as Detroit edged Washington 3 to 2 for its second straight win. Dauss allowed 8 hits in 8 innings, Boehling 8 in relief.
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Kansas City Edges Baltimore 5 4 In Ninth Inning Win
Kansas City won 5 to 4 over Baltimore with Gilmore and Chad Bourne delivering the decisive double in the ninth. Kansas City scored 260 5 10020015 12 1 and Baltimore 003000100 4131. Batteries E Packard Stone and Easterly Suggs Smith and Jacklitsch.
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Brooklyn Beats St Louis 8 to 6 on Evans Home Run
In St Louis on June 19 Brooklyn secured its third win over the locals with an 8 to 6 score. Evans hit a grand slam in the third to put Brooklyn ahead as Brookins contributed a key line of runs. Battery: Marion Owens for Brooklyn Davenport Simon. St Louis' pitcher and catcher were Davenport and Simon.
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Vardon Wins British Open Title at Prestwick
Harry Vardon of South Hertfordshire England wins the British Open for the sixth time at Prestwick Scotland with a 72 hole total of 305. He carded 73 77 78 78 to finish ahead of Francis Ouimet who totaled 302 but failed to crack the top fifty.
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Harvard and Yale Set To Clash For Title At Fenway
Harvard and Yale will decide the annual championship at Fenway Park this afternoon. The teams have been keyed up after recent events, with high enthusiasm and anticipation of a spirited, decisive game between the arch rivals.
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An cover cricket committee to award three prizes per event
Manager George B. Petrie of the An cover cricket games committee states three prizes will be offered in each event instead of two as printed. For further game communications contact him at S¢ Red Spring Road Andover.
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Zotwots Color Feature in Sunday Post Section
The next Sunday Post feature section promises a color story on the Zotwots. Readers can expect vivid illustrations and a profile of the group’s recent activities.
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Yale Earns Big Thames Boat Race Win Before Baseball Showdown
Yale seeks revenge after last year’s Brockton loss as the Eli baseball nine faces Harvard in a decisive rubber game. Mahan, Way, and Gile loom as key pitchers with Mahan favored to start. Both squads practice well at Fenway and Back Bay parks as 3 PM start looms and historic attendance records are anticipated.
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Lineups for Today Harvard Yale Baseball Game
Harvard and Yale list lineups with players Nash Middlebrook Wingate Hawes Clark Blossom Ayers Sh. Cornish Gannett Reilly Hardwick or Fripp Hunter Poyes Mahan Swihart Osborne and C Way or Gile the game of his life and they are in.
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Braggy Bats Walk-Off Gives Lawrence-Lawrence Wins 4-3
In a New England League game at Lawrence on June 19, Braggy delivered a game winning two run blast in the 11th after Fitchburg tied it in the ninth. King starred in left with six putouts for Fitchburg, and the final score stood 4 to 3.
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Lewiston Defeats Lynn 6 to 1 in Pioneer League Tilt
Lewiston opened with a 6 to 1 victory over Lynn as Garlow the Indian pitcher gave up six hits yet kept Lynn from scoring in key moments while his teammates produced timely hits.
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Lohman Leads Lowell to 7 2 Victory
Lowell defeated Lohman 7 to 2 as Shafer from Allentown Penn cracked a first at bat triple driving in a run and played solid second base.
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Portland and Haverhill Tie Up After Long Game
Portland defeats Haverhill 12 to 10 in a 2 hour 45 minute game with 24 hits and five home runs. Burn s and Clemens lead the offense with multiple runs and Lonergan hits two homers for Haverhill.
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Burdick’s steady mound work powers Pawtucket win over Taunton
Burdick pitched effectively with errorless defense as Pawtucket defeated Taunton 6 to 1. A one handed catch by Kiley highlighted a quiet game while Taunton threatened briefly in the seventh before Burdick closed it out.
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New Bedford Beats Wail River 7 to 3 in New Bedford
New Bedford defeated Wail River 7 to 3. Tillman held the visitors hitless until the eighth, giving way after two singles and three walks. Fall River fielding was poor, and Gleason pitched in the late innings for New Bedford.
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Home Run Ends Game in Ninth for Woonsocket Victory
In Woonsocket R I this afternoon Brockton trailed until a ninth inning homer by the home team sealed a thrilling win for Woonsocket. Brockton suffered the defeat as the decisive shot delivered late in the game.
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Duffey’s Column on Yale Crew and Boxing Ahead of Berlin Games
Yale’s four mile rowing victory over Harvard marks a historic surprise as English methods under Coach Wray prove effective. Harvard’s punch lags. Nickalls emerges as a key figure alongside Cornell’s Courtney. Boxing gains Olympic status with Berlin on the horizon, and Charlie Harvey earns credit for boxing’s Olympic inclusion. Matchmaker McGann touts Gallant versus Murphy as a strong local card, with confidence in a balanced bout.
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Third Base in 24-Inning Athletics vs Boston Game
Jim Red Morgan played third base for Boston in the 24 inning game against the Athletics on September 1, 1806. Morgan came from Georgetown University. In the play with bases loaded and one out a grounder to the first baseman led to the runner from third advancing home after the first baseman touched first and tagged the runner at home.
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