Red Sox Rally To Defeat Highlanders 11 To 3 In New York
Boston offense smashes Ray Fisher and Andy Coakley as Joe Wood saves the game in relief. Killilay struggles again but Boston uses four straight hits to power ahead and secure an 11 3 victory over New York with a late rally.
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Tyosa Wins Middlesex Hunt Cup in Thrilling Race
Tyosa a five year old bay gelding won the Middlesex Hunt Cup steeplechase by a nose at the Country Club over about three and a half miles the longest than usual. Herculoid led early before Donahue pushed Selectus to victory in the Challenge Cup with Ontario second and Gun Cotton third. O Em won the opening flat race for three year olds and up. Nattie Bumppo dominated hacks and hunters race with Royal Vane close behind. Dulleare led the final flat race from start to finish with Widener's Charles Grainger second.
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Tall stories won't convince you as quickly as real trial
A concise slogan notes that performance proves value better than mere promises. It suggests customers should test goods directly to verify quality and reliability, implying confidence in the product through demonstration or trial use.
Tigers Win On Timely Hitting And Fine Pinch Pitching
Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 8 with strong timely hitting and Lafitte delivering in relief. Lindsay, a newcomer from New Orleans, appeared in his first game for Cleveland. Cobb extended his hitting streak to 31 games with a safe hit.
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Motes Lead 8-1 Victory Amid Regional Standings
Motes powered a dominant 8 to 1 win, while Atlanta faced a lopsided defeat. The scattered notes reference games at New Orleans and Birmingham, with Chattanooga and Birmingham contests mentioned in passing.
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Tuosa Wins Gruelling 10-Horse Steeplechase After Falls
Tuosa ridden by Henry L. Bell wins in 6:47 1-2 as three starters tire and fall on the final high jump. Yama Christy leads early, Striplings close, Tyosa surges in the home stretch, Maple Leaf ousted at water jump injuring rider Lee. Only Frank Stagg finishes among ten starters.
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Richard Mortimer
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Liverpool
Mr. Lee
Athletics Double Wins Over Senators in Philadelphia
Philadelphia won both games of a double header against Washington by 2 1 and 6 1. Washington errors hurt both games while Morgan and Coombs pitched effectively for the Athletics.
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White Sox Rally In Eighth To Beat Pelty
In St. Louis on June 21 the White Sox scored three runs in the eighth inning after two were out to defeat Pelty and win the third game of the series 4 to 2.
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Cornell Beats Penn 4 to 2 in Philadelphia Baseball
Cornell defeats the University of Pennsylvania 4 to 2 in Philadelphia as Penn’s fielding lapses aid the visitors. Spectators include Governor Tener of Pennsylvania and Governor Marshall of Indiana. Battery Nesbitt and McCormick for Cornell. Imlay Hawk and Cozens for Penn.
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Balch Hurt in Tennis Accident Affects Harvard Crew
Harvard training quarters report Gordon H. Balch of the varsity eight injured his right knee while batting a tennis ball. If no complications arise he may return Friday. otherwise he may miss the season. Yale challenges Harvard to a pre big race race and is accepted by Harvard.
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Pirate Pitcher Walter Nagle Sold to Boston Americans
Pittsburg Penn June 21 Pitcher Walter Nagle once secured from the Los Angeles Club has been sold to the Boston Americans and will join at once. Nagle a top coast pitcher for five years in the Pacific Coast league is a tall right hander built like Giants star Willie. Chicago reports say Pittsburg also asked waivers on Elmer Steele and Jack Ferry a move President Barney Dreyfuss denies.
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Harrington Brothers Lead Boston College Pitching Line
Frank Harrington of Wakefield leaves Boston after two years with the BC varsity to join Pittsburg. He will debut for the Pirates on a trial basis soon. Brother of Joe Harrington of Detroit under contract and with Newcastle, Penn. nine. Bill Harrington stars for Lynn EB in the New England League this season. Frank was elected BC captain for next year.
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World welterweight title bout set in Boston next Wednesday
George Tuohey returned to Boston with signed contracts for a world welterweight championship match to be decided in the city next Wednesday evening. Champion George Bothner will defend against English challenger Will Bingham who is in the United States to attempt to take the title. This marks the first world title match in Boston in many years.
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Leach to Stay With Pirates Denies Trade Talk
Pittsburg management emphatically denies any plan to part with Tommy Leach. President Barney Dreyfuss states Leach will remain with Pittsburg despite rumors of deals during the baseball decade era.
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Yale Crew Runs Two Miles In Fast Time At Gales Ferry
Yale varsity and freshman eights completed two miles on the river at Gales Ferry Conn under rough conditions. The varsity finished in 10 minutes 8 seconds, defeating the freshmen by two lengths after starting the stroke at 30 and finishing at 32. Crews then rowed three miles back to the boathouse at a 28 clip.
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Rex Auchincloss
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Melrose High ties lead by beating Everett 9 to 4
Melrose High finished its season in the Suburban League by defeating Everett High 9 to 4, tying Medford High for the top spot. Pitcher Rube Cram held Everett to five hits with 13 strikeouts as Melrose overcame miscues by Everett infielders and outfielders.
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Three Cornered Race Promised at Revere Cycle Track
Elmer Collins George Wiley and Percy Lawrence lead a 25 mile motor paced race at Revere track next Saturday evening. Wiley seeks revenge after recent defeats by Collins while amateur riders race a half mile handicap and five mile open with lap prizes. Class B riders finish with a five pursuit race.
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Triune Ale praised as pure by chemist certificate
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