Harvard Yale Baseball Series Opens In New Haven Clash
Harvard and Yale meet at Yale Field in New Haven for the opening game of the Harvard Yale Princeton triangular baseball series. Yale relies on Pie Way and Lefty Watrous to win with Haralds Eddie Mahan leading Harvard’s pitching. Outfield depth, the infield shifts, and the duel of aces will decide the opener as Yale aims to repeat last year’s wins.
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Yale Field
New Haven
Harvard
Yale
East
Eddie Mahan
Pie Way
Lefty Watrous
Mahan
Elis
Whitney
Willcox
Pumpelly
Walsh
Hunter
Harte
Crimson
Waterman
Castles
Nash
Bush
Milburn
Abbott
Legrore
Reed
Fripp
Hardwick
Reilly
Frye
Gannett
Brickley
Haines
Wilmot Whitney
Williams
Way
Princeton
New London
Braves Begin Three Game Set With Brooklyn Superbas
The article previews a three game series for the Boston Braves at home against the Brooklyn Superbas as George Stallings aims to snap a slumping stretch. It also notes Harvard and Yale baseball and rowing prospects, plus other sports news including Marathon swimmers plans and boxing talks.
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George Stallings
Braves
Thest
Brooklyn Superbas
Harvard's Hard Work Finishes Before Yale Clash
Harvard's hard work is done with Coach Wray refining the team. Each morning he drills the varsity in doubles to fix errors and polishes weak points. A special wire from the field relays returns from the Yale Harvard game for review.
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Wray
Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Graph
Springfield defeats New Bedford in 6 to 2 game
Springfield defeats New Bedford 6 to 2 as B. Mranser holds the league leaders to no runs after the first inning. Errors and timely hits pave the way in the sixth, with Keyes Jiggs and others contributing RBI efforts in a tied contest.
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Springfield
New Bedford
Mranser
Cabrera
Phillips
Sharpel
G'nslade
Lavigne
Harlow
Manser
Devinney
Gagnier
Swander
Young
Quinn
Demoe
Jiggs
Linder
Sharpe
Dukette
Divinney
Leves
Waters
Fall River Beats Hartford 15 to 5 in Weird Baseball Duel
Hartford today witnessed an odd baseball game where Fall River defeated Hartford 15 to 5. The contest featured unusual umpiring with no umpire reported and Billiard serving as umpire.
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Fall River
Hartford
Billiard
Batting details for Edwards in 13th inning and Brockton vs New Haven
In a Brockton New Haven game Edwards batted in the 13th. Soper Murphy and others posted hits with Manaskey Frasier Coles Bangs Aldred Courtney Jacobson Speran contributing two base hits apiece. Three-base hit noted.
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Courtney
Somers
Dempsey
Menaskey
Frasier
Jacobson
Alfred
Speran
Murphy
Coles
Soper
Bush
Powers
Howson
Buckley
Graham
Edwards
Brockton
New Haven
Bangs
Aldred
Po.a.e
Noles
Doherty
Hogan
Speraw
Menzel
Pawtucket Beats Taunton 8 to 2 in Taunton game
Pawtucket hammered Taunton 8 to 2 as Fryer Gilmore and Loud paced the offense with multi run outputs. Kiley Boucher and Carr contributed key hits while Eaton Gough and Houck limited Taunton to a moderate total.
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Pawtucket
Taunton
A.P
M’ginley
Barry
Killian
Carr
OJ Gilroy
Burns
Eaton
Houck
O Gough
Ols
Ierie Pawmincket
Fryer
Gilmore
Loud
Boucher
Bottomley
Kiley
Poucher
Sullivan
Gough
Fennell
Pirates Defeat Quakers 4-3 In Extra Innings
In a tight game, Pittsburgh edges Philadelphia 4-3 after 12 innings. Cravath Baird and Byrne homered for the Phillies, while Wagner homered for Pittsburgh. Pitching changes and miscues led to a lively, offense-heavy contest with key plays by Becker Gibson and Johnston.
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Gibson
Adams
Mayer
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cravath
Luderus
Baird
Johnston
Byrne
Wagner
Becker
Killifer
Bancroft
Viox
Pittsburgh
Rixey
McQuillan
Cooper
Chalmers
Collins
Rby Mayer
Mamaux
Hart and Cockill
Banecroft
Hinchman
Pirates
Niehoff
A. E. Carey
R. Aie
Nee Wagner
A Harmon
P Mamaux
P Adams
Travers Smashes a Record at Huntington Valley
Philadelphia June 21 Jerome D Travers the open golf champion broke the Huntington Valley Country Club course record by three strokes finishing the second half of the Lynnewood Hall golf cup qualifying round in 72 strokes par for the course.
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Philadelphia
Jerome D. Travers
Huntington Valley Country Club
Travers Leads 94 Golfers With 150 Total For 36 Holes
Travers topped a field of 94 with 150 after 36 holes, carding 38-40 in the morning and 37-35 in the afternoon. The previous 18 hole record was 76, with Travers bettering par on four outward holes and tying or beating par on eight more. Ouimet withdrew due to illness while other top playersQualify.
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Travers
St Louis Beats Davenport 8 to 2 in Federal League Game
St Louis built a 6 run lead in the first inning then held on to win 8 to 2 over Davenport. Davenport pitched well with errorless support as Deal starred at bat and Johnson in the field. Batteries Davenport Healy Seaton Wilson Land.
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WN. Y
St. Louis
Davenport
Seaton
Deal
Johnson
R.H.E. Be
TOV Cskicene
Ssic
Healy
Wilson
Land
Bedient Poor Support Costs Buffalo In 9 5 Defeat
Buffalo fell 9 to 5 as Kansas City benefited from weak early defense. Roche, formerly with Toronto, played short for Buffalo. Batteries Culiop and Easterly for Kansas City faced Be dient, Marshall and Blair as the game unfolded with uneven Buffalo offense.
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N. Y
Bedient
Kansas City
Roche
Toronto Internationals
R.H.E
Baioevvesaen
Culiop
Marshall
Blair
Newark Beats Pittsburg 3 to 2 In Close Rubber Match
Newark defeated Pittsburg 3 to 2 in a tightly contested game. Batteries-Dickson Hearn and Berry Falkenberg and Rariden contributed to Newark’s victory in a lively turnout at home.
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N. J
Pittsburg
R.H.E. Iwoweee
Dickson, Hearn
Berry
Falkenberg
Rariden
Baltimore Clouts Chicago to 7 2 Win
Baltimore pitchers held Chicago to two runs as home runs sparked the victory. Knabe tied the game with a two run shot in the sixth. Duncan drew a bases loaded walk in the seventh before Zinn lined a go ahead two run hit. Bender pitched well for Baltimore.
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Chicago
Knabe
Duncan
Zinn
Bender
R.H.E
Prendergast
Harness Races Today at Charles River Speedway
The Metropolitan Driving Club hosts the eighth matinee of the spring series at the Charles River speedway. Races begin at 2 p.m. with 14 classes and 42 horses entered.
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Metropolitan Driving Club
Charles River Speedway
Williams College Names Seibert Baseball Captain
Walter Ke. Seibert was elected captain of the Williams College baseball team. He has played three years on the varsity squad as an outfielder or first baseman.
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Williamstown
Walter KE. Seibert
Williams College
Fresh groundfish prices and port arrivals update
Groundfish prices at the fish pier were low with a large supply on hand. Vessels included Saladin Merchant and A. James with mixed mackerel, and two swordfish arrivals G. T. Simmons and Hester. Captain Sweet’s tug license restored after a recent suspension. The Danish steamer Louisiana brought 3500 tons of skins and more. The LandSman notes port activity and cargo tallies.
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Haddock
Saladin
A. James
G. T. Simmons
Hester
C. B. Sweet
Pejepscot
Handkerchief Shoal
Louisiana
Copenhagen
Jonsen
Grand Banks
Coast Guard
Gresham
Provincetown
New London
Miami
New York
Winnisimmer
Boston
England
Warren Line
Sachem
Manchester
Memphian
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Bunker Hill
Vanadis
Long Island Sound
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Eastern tryouts ticket application at Harvard Stadium
The notice invites applications for tickets to the Eastern tryouts at Harvard Stadium. It lists Wright & Ditson sporting goods store and the Exeter street B A A as sales points. It notes comments that Glover outpointed Britton in a prior Brooklyn bout and questions Britton’s current lightweight status.
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Wright & Ditson
Sporting Goods
Exeter Street
Britton
Glover
Brooklyn
Charley Reidpath
Meredith
Reidpath
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Reported
Shipping notices list steamers and schooners arriving at and sailing from American ports. Vessels including Louisiana Jonsen Copen hagen and Christiania Lord Cromer Barker Calcutta Etonian Wood Liv erpool Canopic James New York etc sail for Naples Genoa Havana and Nor th America with barges and coal.
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Jonsen
Copenhagen
Christiania
Lord Cromer
Barker
Calcutta
Etonian
Wood
Liverpool
Canopic
James
New York
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Genoa
Hiparia
Mader
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Havana
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Newport News
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Lynton
Ekblom
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Mary Langdon
Arey
Rockport
Eureka
Plummer
Newport
Virginia Palmer
Fall River
Foster
Swatara
Phillips
Philadelphia
Knickerbocker
Portland
Mingo
Lynn
Skippack
Gwalia
Johnson
Annie
Portsmouth
Perkins
P. N. Co
Savage
Michalski
U. S
Virginia
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Georgia
Mexico
U. S. Coast Guard
Miami
Gresham
Provincetown
New London
Capopic
Azores
Gibraltar
Kronpring Olav
Sydney
C. B
Iowan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calvin Austin
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Dorchester
Leesport
Maine
Laura FE
Melanson
Gold River
Scituate
Sea King
Newburyport
Henry Endicott
Plymouth
Charles P. Greenough
Providence
Jamestown
Alice
Miron Plans Record Swim to Boston Light
Henry Miron, 18, Abington webfoot and L Street swimmer, aims to beat Sam Richards record of 5 hours 15 minutes set July 14 1912. He will dive from the Charlestown bridge at 11 15 next Sunday morning toward Boston Light after defeating Charles Toth at Lake Quinsigamond Worcester.
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Abington Webfoot
L Street Swimming Club
Charles Toth
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Boston
Sam Richards
Miron
Charlestown Bridge
Terre Haute shooters equal world record at Fort Harrison
Walter Roach and Bruce Bindley of Terre Haute along with F. K. Eastman and C. A. Edmundson of Indianapolis and Ward Burton of Chicago reportedly tied a world mark by breaking 97.1 percent of 760 targets in the Fort Harrison Gun Club shoot.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Walter Roach
Bruce Bindley
F. K. Eastman
C. A. Edmundson
Indianapolis
Ward Burton
Chicago
Fort Harrison
Stallings Opens Trade Talks Over Sherwood Magee Deal
St. Louis June 21 Stallings began negotiations with Herzog to trade Sherwood Magee for Killifer and Schneider. Magee lately underperforms with the Braves amid late night antics after a Press Club frolic. Trade talks emerged as the Braves finished a rough series in St. Louis.
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Stallings
Herzog
Sherwood Magee
Killifer
Schneider
Magee
Braves
Cobb Sets City Ablaze In Ninth Inning Rally
In Toledo on June 21 the Detroit team edged the New York Nationals 4 to 3 in an exhibition. Ty Cobb shone with two hits in three trips and scored the tying run, stealing second and nearly scoring from third on a single. Cobb faced Mathewson for the first time, while Boland and McKee opposed him for Detroit and New York respectively.
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New York Nationals
Detroit
Willys Overland Automobile Concern
Cobb
Mathewson
New York
R.H.E
Boland
McKee
Thompson
Merritt
Schauer
Meyers
Smith
Entries Open For Annual L Street Swimmers' Race
Entry blanks for the July 25 L Street Swimmers' Club race from Charles Town Bridge to Boston Light have been issued. Notable entrants include George R. Meehan, the Charlestown long distance star who clocked 7 hours 18 minutes for the Battery to Sandy Hook marathon, and Henry Miron of Abington who completed both the Boston Light and Graves Light swims last year. Three cups will be awarded to the first three finishers plus the L Street Swim Club silver medal for all finishers. Blanks are available from Secretary Treasurer Fred Mardo at 125 Tremont Street.
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Charlestown Bridge
Boston Light
George R. Meehan
Charlestown
Battery-Sandy Hook
Henry Miron
Abington
Graves Light
L Street Swimming Club
Fred Mardo
Tremont Street
Yale Freshman Eight Demonstrates Start Techniques
In a Yale practice at Gales Ferry Connecticut the freshman eight, with Wray in command and Simonds in the stern, learned racing starts and high stroke drills. The varsity rowed three miles in the morning and five in the evening with favorable conditions, while Yale and Harvard crews showed confident support for their chances.
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Varsity
Wray
Yale
Charlies T. Abeles
Alfred T. Abeles
Middendorf
Gales Ferry
Conn
Guy Nickalls
Gene Gianmnat
Bob Cook
Nickalls
Harvard
Cambridge
New London
Yale Baseball
Tennis Stars Brighten Orange Championship Round
In Orange New Jersey on turf at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station the Middle States Championship opened with main winners advancing. Notables E P Larned former champion C F Watson Jr W L Pate former Cornell star and Harold A Throckmorton Princeton interscholastic winner advanced. G F Touchard and W M Hall former champions to play tomorrow.
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Orange Lawn
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