Harvard Yale clash ends with soggy suspense and ties
A lingering rain soaked classic between Harvard and Yale ended in a tense 11th inning standstill as Matthews, Leonard and Coburn starred. Harvard's Coburn fended off Yale's rally while Jackson fought back with clutch hits and a final fielding gem by Matthews for a 0 run mark in the late frame.
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Camp
Leonard
Stephenson
Jackson
Yale
Chapin
Barnes
O’brien
Bradbury
Harvard
Matthews
Huiskamp
Randall
Dexter
McCarty
Coburn
Harvard Yale baseball series tied game not counted
Harvard and Yale managers ruled yesterday's tie not part of the series. The first game will be in New Haven next Tuesday, the second in New York on July 1, with possible third game depending on results. Walter Camp must be consulted on whether the tie game is replayed.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
New York
Walter Camp
Harvard Guests Attended Boston Theatre Night
Harvard baseball team guests of Manager Lawrence McCarty attended Harvard night at the Boston Theatre after their Yale encounter. Captain Randall Trainer MacMasters and Coach Murphy led the party, with over 200 Harvard Yale students and graduates among the audience cheering from the orchestra.
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Harvard
Boston Theatre
Yale
Lawrence McCarty
Randall
MacMasters
Murphy
Yiie
Harvard Band Plays Favorites as Waterfront Action Unfolds
Evarts Wendell and Bob Kernan attend the game with Orville Frantz as Harvard bands perform tunes like In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree and How Would You Like to Spoon With Me. Harvard battles through errors by Matthews Kinney and later credits Coburn’s pitching while noting fielding slips and tense plays around first base.
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Yale
Harvard
Dan Hurley
Raymond Oveson
New England
New York
Coburn
Crimson
Jackson
Eli
Randall
Bowman
Matthews
Kinney
Camp
Dexter
Husikamp
Leonard
Cote
Chapin
Stephenson
Barnes
O’brien
Kenney
Huiskamp
Ker
Elis
Bradbury
Kernan
McCarty
Evarts Wendell
Bob Kernan
Orville Frantz
Lush
South End
Harvard Square
Jack Highlands
Hurst
Plate Printers Centralize At International Union Meeting
Local affiliates of the Central Labor Union conducted routine business at three sessions. The constitution was amended in several clauses and complimentary resolutions were adopted for Samuel Gompers, Editor Jordan, and Terrence Powderly. National Organizer P. J. Murphy praised the trade union outlook at the AF of L convention in San Francisco. Delegates will tour Boston harbor during the day and attend a shore dinner and saltwater bathing. A night session and a banquet at the Hotel Langham tomorrow conclude the events.
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A. F. of L
San Francisco
Union
Boston Union
Langham
Boston union reports 10 hour shifts for helpers vs 8 for mechanics
At a regular meeting in Wells Memorial Hall the grievance committee cited that downtown shop helpers work ten hours while mechanics log eight. A special meeting is set for Tuesday June 27 to act on the report. Five new members were admitted. The Carpenters' District Council discussed a 6000 carpenters wage increase and a two thirds vote required to make it mandatory. The vote so far favors 95 cents daily beginning July 1, with results pending. Electrical Workers' Union 104 adopted new by laws to be submitted next meeting.
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Boston Sheet Metal Helpers’ Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Carpenters’ District Council
Electrical Workers’ Union 104 Executive Board
Elmer Young Detained as Witness at Digby
Elmer E. Young Boston notary and private detective is detained as a witness in Digby Nova Scotia where Mrs May Hope Young and Kingsley Melanson are held on a murder charge.
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Elmer Young
Digby
N. 8
Elmer E. Young
Boston
Boston Widow Faces Key Witness in Murder Case
A 6 year old adopted daughter and Mary Ward of Boston claiming to be the dead child’s mother were detained as witnesses. Officials say Ward will be important at the preliminary trial and may reveal the motive for the murder.
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Boston
Mary Ward
Young
Newton Bulldog Stops Runaway Patrol Horses
Zero the bulldog, owned by an Auburn dale family, likely saved officers Dolan and Neagle from injury by leaping onto the runaway patrol wagon horses on Newton Boulevard. He knocked the horses' heads, slowed them, and guided the buggy to the roadside so the police could regain control.
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Newton
Zero
Auburndale
Dolan and Neagle
Newton Boulevard
Newton Pastor John Stocking Accepts Newtonville Call
The Rev. John Stocking of Bellows Falls Vermont has accepted the pastorate at Newtonville Central Congregational Church and will begin his duties immediately.
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Newton
John Stocking
Bellows Falls
Newtonville Central
Investigative Bureau Chief Hints at Hidden Scandals
At his 285 Washington Street office a Boston investigator describes boxes of documents and photos on lost children and other cases. He warns that revealing his findings about a case labeled Mr Blank would trigger a citywide uproar and possible self-inflicted deaths in headlines.
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Elmer Young
Boston
Nova Scotia
Washington Street
Post
Young
Blank
Woman and Child Suspected in Shop Theft Spree
Mrs Melba Bruce 36 of a southern suburb led a nine year old girl through the shopping district yesterday afternoon then detectives arrested her charging theft from store counters. The pair allegedly took children toys and clothing during their tour of shops.
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Melba Bruce
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