Tenneyites Fall as Chicago Nine Dominates Boston
Chicago routs Boston with 11 runs in a rough game marked by 16 Chicago hits. MorDecai Brown scores big while Tenney errs thrice. Boston uses three pitchers as Yale observers watch for Harvard. Chicago shows depth with Gessler Hofman and Chance pacing the offense. Boston stranded runners and misplayed a key play in the fifth.
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Chicago
Aie Gessler
E. Sheckard
Chance
Man
Boston
Liveeseusps
Tenney
Brain
Strobel
Witherup
Neil Erase Arerneee
Eien Eraeerare Eere
Breinfelsteckard
Gessler
Tun Hie
Lindaman
Ies
Young
Evers
Itherup
Wit
Diays
Harvard and Yale to clash in Soldiers Field baseball
Harvard and Yale face off at Soldiers Field at 2 pm with Castle pitching for Harvard after two straight shutouts. Yale bets on Parsons to win, while Harvard hopes a late-season slump ends with stronger play and steady defense.
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Yale
Parsons
Crimson
Cambridge
Union
Stephenson
Hard Luck Gives Sox 2 to 1 Victory Over Boston
Chicago defeats Boston 2 to 1 at South Side Park in a pitchers duel. Cyrus Young outpitched Altrock as late rallies and double plays shape the tense Midwest tilt. ONeill’s throw at the plate and Hu Ferris’s third base defense key the win.
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Chicago
Ill
Cyrus Young
Nick Altrock
Boston
South Side Park
Ireland
Philadelphia Bats Run Roughshod Over St Louis
Philadelphia defeated St Louis in a loose game as both teams showed sloppiness. Erderle? and others delivered the offense as Philadelphia surged to the win.
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Toe Erdeleeia
Philadelphia Bathard
St. Louis
Baseball News and Comment from local papers
The column discusses Harvard and Yale game tensions at South Hind with a 2 15 start, Dorchester figures purchasing Lovells property, coach Billy OBarge and Charlestown aims for the championship, and notes on the American league grounds game at 3 o'clock plus a denial by Infielder Sentelle about an umpire incident.
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Harvard
Yale
South Hind
Chicago
Ohd Ag
Anawams
Roslindale
Dorchester
Lovells
Enue
Billy “Obarge
Charlestown
Clariacott
Sentelle
Parliam
Kiem
Collins
Eam
Colling Ins
Fred Tenney
South Wind
Tenney
Gene O’con- Ana
Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Sees Small Field
New York June 20 A sparse entry list for the 23d Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay reveals perhaps the poorest field for the mile and a quarter race with a $20 000 purse. Only 11 horses were named, led by Dandelion and Cairngorm with Go Between as strong rivals. Tokalon has little chance despite carrying 119 pounds.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Sysonby
Brooklyn
Tokalon
Gravesend
Dandelion
Hitchcock
Cairngorm
City of Cambridge Prizes for Athletes Track Meet
The Cambridge city track and field games will be held July 4 at Cambridge field at 10 am under managers Ben ar B Osthues and John C Haverty Jr. Open events include 100 yard dash 440 yard dash 1000 yard run and three mile run with handicap. Also a 100 yard obstacle race open to Cambridge registered athletes and a 300 yard race for Cambridge boys under 15. Prizes are stated as the best in New England. Entries close with B B Osthues 267 Upland road North Cambridge June 27.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Field
Benar B. Osthues
John C. Haverty, Jr
New England
B. B. Osthues
Upland
Road
Congressman's Son Plays Fast Ball at Harvard
The Harvard Yale game features McCall, son of a Massachusetts congressman, as a standout fielder. Though not fleet, he covers ground well and records many put outs and assists with only two errors this season. His fielding makes him a potential star by 1909 if his batting improves.
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Jimmy Morgan
Georgetown Star
Collins
Johnson
Ferris
Peterson
Young McCall
Massachusetts
First Hub league games conclude in Roxbury and Peabody
In the Hub league opening round Saturday St Patrick s Literary and Temperance Roxbury beat Intervales Peabody while Father Mathews Salem defeated Victors Peabody The five teams include Brookline Y M C A Next Saturday B Y M C A faces Intervales at Peabody and Father Mathews visits Roxbury
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St. Patrick’s Literary and Temperance of
Roxbury
Intervales
Peabody
Father Mathews
Salem
Brookline Y. M. C. A
Boston Woman Advances to Semi finals in National Tennis
In Philadelphia at the Cricket Club Miss Edith E Rotch of Longwood Boston defeats Clover Boldt New York 6 1 4 6 6 0 to reach the singles semi final of the women s national championship. Mrs Barger Wallach of New York also advances to the semi finals.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Edith E. Rotch
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Barger Wallach
New York
Miss Rotch
Clover Boldt
Boxing Gossip Promises Brockton Card At Crescent Club
Edels of Chelsea faces Charley Sieger of Hoboken in a 12 round decision bout to headline a Brockton card next Monday night June 25 at the Crescent Club. Brockton crowds expect a strong bill despite several cancellations as Neary Murphy is off and local figures plan future matches.
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Brockton
Crescent Club
Harry Edels
Chelsea
Charley Sieger
Hoboken
N. J
Frank Ward
Neary-Murphy
Edels
Sieger
Rube Ferns
Sailor Burke
Jmie Lewis
Young Corbett
Peter Sullivan
Jimmy Gardner
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Tommy Murphy
Charley
Hamilton
Ont
Billy Ryan
Jimmy Hanlon
Rockland
Sterling
Ahearn
South Boston
Charley Haghey
Blackitz
Johnny
Hanlon
Ryan
Inckland
Joe Lavoie
Philadelphia
Johnny Murray
Gloucester
Lincoln Club
Joe Walcott
Jack Ugherty
Joe Thomas
Honey Mellody
Twin Sullivan
Willie Lewis
Terry McGovern
Jack Twin
Sullivan
Brother Mike
the Inquirer
Tommy
Reragios
Benton Harbor
Mich
Benny Aanerr
Kid Herman
Reader
Charlestown
O'Keefe
Detroit Defeats New York 8-1 with Double Steals
Detroit beat New York 8 to 1 in a closing game. Detroit pulled off two double steals, one scoring a run, and McIntyre scored from first on a slow rolling single. New York filled the bases twice and had a hit with one out in each of three innings but failed to convert.
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Sheckard
Hofman
Brain
Strobel
Boston
Tenney
Chance
Brown
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Chicago
Evers
Kling
Little Cy
Rube
Witherup
Dolan
O'Neill
Goode
Togay
Pittsburg
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Clarke
Nealon
Leach
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Atear
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Ferguson
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Beaumont
Strang
Bowerman
Pete
Peitz
Wagner
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Mich
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McIntyre
Lindsay
Jones
Crawford
R. F
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Howe
O'Leary
Warner
Tevdiboweveee
Donovan
McGuire
Con Peneesns
Chesbro
Sesssceres
LaPeer
Chase
Roy Donovan
Williams
O’loughlin
Cleveland Tops Phillies In Extra Innings For Lead
Cleveland regains first by bats and errors, scoring six in the sixth inning off Dygert and Rhoades. Knight belts a homer, Hartzel and Bradley contribute two bases, and Cleveland fielding is sharp. Philadelphia errors aid the comeback as Cleveland wins seven to eight.
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Dygert
Philadelphia
Rhoades
Bradley
Hartzel
Murphy
Knight
Jackson
Rossman
Turner
Lajoie
Schreck
Cross
Connor and
Hurst
AB. R. Flick
C. J
Tuninel
Congalton
R. F. Ee . Bradley
Bemis
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