Misfortune edges White Sox past Red Sox 5 to 3
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 3 as Henry Henriksen's fielding error opens the scoring and Faber dominates on the mound. Red Sox highlight Lewis with a double and Scott with a late effort, while Foster struggles through five innings.
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Lewis
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Hooper
Janvrin
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Sean
Browns Bunch Defeats Athletics 5 0 in St Louis
St Louis bunches hits off Bush and Brown to win 5 to 0 over Philadelphia. Philadelphia had four hits scattered across innings and could not advance beyond third base. Jones? no. Notes show pitchers Bush Brown James with St Louis defense converting two base hits and errors by Philadelphia.
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Peckinpaugh Ss
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Eweeney
Wee
Williams
Warhop
McHale
Caldwell
Naps Even Up Series With Highlanders
Cleveland June 21 The Naps evened the series with the Highlanders by winning 7 to 3. Steen pitched strong for an early lead and held it as both teams traded three errors and three runs apiece through the game.
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Highlanders
Cleveland
Steen
Braves Boom Expected If Form Holds This Week
The article notes optimism around the Braves with manager Stallings predicting a climb from last place by July 1. With a tough slate ahead, Boston fans anticipate key series against the Cardinals Giants and a doubleheader stretch as the Nationals try to slow the champions. George Tyler is slated to be ready for today’s game while St Louis relies on Slim Sallee and Doak in reserve.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
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George Tyler
St. Louis
Huegins
Slim Sallee
Doak
Sallee
O'Reilly Named University Coach at Georgetown
John D. O'Reilly, athletic instructor from Dorchester High School, was selected by Georgetown faculty as coach and trainer in all athletics. Word from Boston reports unanimous approval by the faculty.
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Dorchester High School
Georgetown University
Boston
Georgetown
O’reilly
Boston Coach John O'Reilly Named New athletics head
The Boston man John O'Reilly is chosen to direct athletics at Georgetown start this fall with full charge of all sports except football in his first year. He has long coached at English and Dorchester High Schools and mentored players who advanced to prominent leagues.
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John O'Reilly
Ixendine
Carlisle
O'Reilly
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Dorchester
Harold Janvrin
Red Sox
Bill Meannix
Georgetown
Dorchester High School
West Roxbury
English High School
Holy Cross
Worcester Club
Worcester
Scoring Summary From Early Baseball Card Scores
Kansas City beat Indianapolis 7 to 6 in the first game and lost 10 to 8 in the second. Milwaukee defeated Louisville 1 to 0. St Paul won 5 to 1 over Columbus in the first game then 2 to 1 in the second. In Minneapolis Cleveland won 6 to 3 in the first game and 3 to 3 in the second as darkness interrupted play.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Apavl
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St. Paul
C Bus
Cohamben
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Ty Cobb Out for 10 Days with Broken Thumb
Detroit Tigers outfielder Ty Cobb is sidelined for at least ten days after breaking his right thumb Saturday night during a rough game incident with a butcher boy. Cobb’s injury sidelines a key slugger as the team grapples with lineup changes.
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Detroit
Tyrus R Cobb
Tigers
Keane Rules Ty’s Thumb Injury For Ten Days
Club physician Dr. William E. Keane reports Ty Cobb fractured the first joint of his injured thumb. He expects a minimum ten day enforced vacation with cautious exercise to keep him fit. The injury follows a prior rib fracture, causing a long layoff as the Tigers faded in the standings during his absence.
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Jungaleers
Keane
Cobb
Foster
Boston
Athletics
Tigers
Detroit
Yale and Harvard Face Final Showdowns in Key Sports
Duffey notes Yale’s resurgence against Harvard across track rowing and baseball and predicts a late football turnaround. He praises Wingate's grit in Harvard’s loss and forecasts a Yale Princeton polo Grounds finale with Blossom’s captaincy. Sullivan predicts U S Olympic dominance may return.
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Harvard
Blossom
Tigers
Murphy Defeats Gallant in 1913 Arena Bout
Murphy known as Patrick James Splaine beat Gallant in a 12 round decision at the Arena on July 29 1913. A conflicting claim says they never met before. Murphy boxes under his right name.
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Gallant
Arena
Patrick James Splaine
Harvard
Yaie
Boston
E. N
Battling Levinsky
Close Yale Harvard like duel predicted in intercollegiate race
Poughkeepsie June 21 six crews will row four miles on the Hudson June 26 for national rowing supremacy. The promising field mirrors the Yale Harvard thrill with a likely close finish as crews race for overall supremacy from coast to coast.
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N. Y
Harvard
Thames
Hudson
Eastern crews vie for supremacy in pivotal intercollegiate regatta
The coming regatta pits champion Washington eight and Wisconsin against Cornell Columbia Syracuse and Penn sylvania as Eastern crews defend rowing honor. Coaches dispute favorites with Cornell seen as tough to beat after a string of victories. Syracuse remains a dangerous dark horse while Washington and Wisconsin challenge for final mile glory.
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Thistle Wins Viking Cup In New York Boat Race
Motorboat Thistle captained by J. H. Wallace claimed permanent possession of Sir Thomas Lipton's Viking cup by winning twice in the New York Athletic Club power boat race from New York to Block Island. Alfred wins the Thomas Fleming Day cup with Soeldener as owner. Weather hazy with smooth seas through Long Island Sound.
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R. I
J. H. Wallace
Thistle
Thomas Lipton
New York Athletic Club
New York
Thomas Fleming
Long Island Sound
Hal Chase Jumps to Federals in Buffalo Debut
Hal Chase star first baseman for the Chicago White Sox jumped to the Federal league and played his first game with Buffalo against Chicago. He reported to the Buffalo manager after gathering his belongings at the White Sox grounds and was not missed until game time.
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Olaf
Hooper
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Foster
Hal Chase
Federal League Park
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Outlaws
Fournier
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Demmitt
J. Collins
Collins
Yerkes
Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Buffalo
Chase
Federal League
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Chase Appears at North Side Park Sparks Citywide Stir
White Sox star first baseman Chase surprised fans by appearing for Buffalo at North Side Park. Comiskey and Callahan moved to restrain him, threatening legal action if he plays for another club. Buffalo planned to include Chase in the third game as legal steps loom.
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Comiskey
White Sox
Callahan
Sox
Boston
Jack Fournier
New York Highlanders
National Commission
Change in Shamrock London Cup Challenger Altered Again
June 22 report from Shamrock London notes another secret alteration to Sir Thomas Lipton’s cup challenger Shamrock IV. The Daily Mail yachting expert says tests show improved off wind and running, with no windward improvement. The yacht will be tried again and more alterations may follow.
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The
Daily Mail
Thomas Lipton
Winthrop Yacht Club Holds Races
The Winthrop Yacht Club staged two races with a brisk southeast breeze. In the one design class Prancer owned by Berlin and Mitchell and Dancer owned by R. Wells raced hard, while Vixen owned by G. W. Griggs and Blitzen owned by Ralph Goudy also competed. In the beachcomber class Skeet owned by W. Flint won as Glide by H. Batchelder and Sheffen by BE S. Bray followed.
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Winthrop
Johnson's Home Run Wins Detroit Game
June 21 Detroit. Walter Johnson, after four winless starts, delivered a long recall home run at Navin Field to lift the Senators 7 to 3 over the Tigers. Boehler pitched well until the fifth, Johnson’s blow breaking the tie as Williams and Shanks scored. Cobb will miss about 10 days with a fractured right thumb from a fight yesterday.
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Shanks
Johnson
Tigers
Moeller
Stanage
Cobb
Washington
E. Acosta
M. Foster
Milan
Gandil
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Morgan
McBride
Tree
Ainsmith
Bush
Moriarty
Crawford
Veach
Butts Johnson
Chill and
Sheridan
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