Harvard Beats Yale in Opening Game of Annual Baseball Series
New York June 20 After Boston crushed 4 to 2 in the first game the Braves won 1 to 0 behind John Evers return. Pat Ragan outpitched Tesreau in the second as Boston capitalized on an error for the lone run. Evers energized the Braves with bat and glove in a sharply contested doubleheader opener.
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Yale
New York
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John Evers
Evers
Giants
George Tyler
Anderson
Boston
Pat Ragan
Jeff Tesreau
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Pat
Snodgrass
John
Maranville
Joe Connolly
Vers
Rabbit
Sherwood Magee
Fletcher
Merkle
Rariden
Connolly
Roush
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale On Percy Mahan Heroics
In a classic Harvard defeats Yale 4 1 in ninth inning drama as Percy and Mahan fuel Crimson rally. Yale led early with Whitney and Vaughn producing threats but Harvard stormed back with Beal and Harte key hits. Mahan delivered a late rally turning the tide with a three run hit in the ninth and Percy added a three run blast to seal the win.
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Harvard
Yale
Crimson Rooters
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Crimson
Harte
Beal
George Percy
Dick Harte
Snell
Nash
Rothfeld
Coolidge
Abbot
Shepley
Earley
Vaughn
Munson
Karley
Johnson
Whitney
Elis
Bush
Percy
Knowles
Kinney
Bounder
Garfield
Vale
Eddie Mahan
Sharley
George D. Percy
B. Snell
Benen
Erereee Kinney
Esas Garfield
P Eereenree
Patton
Copter
Percey
Westerfelt and
Conway
Cards Rally Past Pirates 12 Inning 10-6 Victory
St. Louis toppled Pittsburg 10 to 6 in 12 innings at Pittsburg. Key hits by Snyder Corhan and Butler plus a wild throw sealed the win in the final frame. Hornsby produced two three bases hits. Bescher Long Carey and Johnston each stole bases.
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Penn
St. Louis
Snyder
Corhan
Butler
Gonzales
Mamaux
Tole
Pittapurg
Johnston
Wagner
Hornsby
Bescher
Long
Carey
Barney
J. Miller
Doak
Jasper
Cooper
Miller
Williams
Schultz
Rigler
Harrison
Louis
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C. J. Miller
Wilson
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Wees
Vee Wee Corhan
Deak
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Hinchman
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Everett High Beats Somerville 9 to 2 in Suburban League
Everett High defeated Somerville High 9 to 2 at Everett School Field as Somerville pitcher Tom McGrath struggled with wild pitches and control. Tim Bond pitched for Everett with solid fielding support. featured hits included two by Fitzgerald and Silva. Attendance reached about 350 as Everett stays a step behind Medford for the league lead with Malden to play next.
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Medford High
Somerville High
Everett School
Everett
Malden
Medford
Gonfalon
O'Donnell
Tom McGrath
Somerville
Tim Bond
Shea
Fitzgerald
Silva
Green
Trowbridge
Hill
Galotti
Gourville
St. Angelo
Deacon
Stahl
Kelley
Cotter
McGrath
Rond
Keating
Conlon
Dan Barry
Amherst Beats Dartmouth 4 1 In Slow Commencement Game
Amherst defeated Dartmouth 4 to 1 in Hanover as Williams pitched his final game for Dartmouth. Amherst scored on timely hits and Dartmouth stranded 12 baserunners to six. Notable plays included Rome's third inning leadoff Texas leaguer and a two-base hit by Goodridge.
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PO. Burns
Toevenee Amr
Ie Robertson
Rot
Doyle
Kauff
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eKechnie
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Oree
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Raon
Boston
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Smith
Fegan
Gowdy
I Tyler
Anderson
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McKechnie
Robertson
Fletcher
Merkle
Tyler
O'Day
Orth
Hanover
N. H
Amherst
Dartmouth
Williams
Purple
Rome
Texas
Monroe
Reese
Goodridge
Zee
Murphy
Green
Ashley
Perkins
Eskeline
Osborn
Munroe
Knauth
Fy Murphy
G'dridge
O'D' Nell
Esk’line
See
Duhamel
Widmayer
Taber
MoeLaughlin
Butler Triumphs Over Gallant in 12 Round Arena Bout
Walter Butler of Revere defeated Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea in a 12 round feature bout at the Arena, earning a decisive victory in a night of boxing action.
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Walter Butler
Revere
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Dramatic Boxing Show Down in Local Ring
A crowded bill last evening delivered several hard fought bouts with Gallant losing to Butler after a long layoff. Gilbert and Hart defeated Gray, Downes bested Thomas Downe, and Noonan edged Noonan amid local crowd reaction.
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Gallant
Butler
Revere
Gilbert
Gil
Robert Hart
Dorchester
Jimmy Gray
Chelsea
Gray
Kid Thomas
Lawrence
Johnny Downes
South Boston
Downe
Billy Myers
New York
Johnny Noonan
Lynnewood Hall Cup Golf Survivors Named
J G Anderson and M R Marston of New York along with C B Buxton and H L Willoughby of Philadelphia survived the first two rounds of match play at Huntington Valley CC. Marston meets Willoughby and Anderson faces Buxton in the semi finals tomorrow. results show Anderson 6 up 5 to play over W L Thompson and 1 up over E Sharwood, while Marston beat J K Bole 6 up 5 to play.
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Philadelphia
J. G. Anderson
M. R. Marston
New York
C. B. Buxton
H. L. Willoughby
Huntington Valley Country Club
Marston
Willoughby
Anderson
Buxton
W. L. Thompson
E. Sharwood
J. K. Bole
Cleveland
Norman Maxwell
Buxon
Dr. M. K. Nelffer
H. B. MacFarland
Motor paced races tonight at Revere Beach Oval
Weather favorable evening brings Boston bike fans a major card at Revere Beach Oval. Manager Butler presents a Brassard in Wiley Carman Smart and Seres with fast, keen 60 minute riding and a rich stake. Newcomers Turville Herbert Colum batto Suter the Swiss champion bring added interest for the double bill. The Brassard starts at 8 15 p m.
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Revere Beach Oval
Butler
Wiley
Carman
Smart
Seres
Turville
Herbert
Columbatto
Suter
Brassard
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