New England League Scores Portland Defeats Lynn 3 to 0
Portland blanked Lynn 3 0 as Williams held the mound for six innings and Dedrick finished the game. Lynn misplayed an early error as Portland pushed across the decisive runs in the middle innings. Burns and Porter contributed on base while Sweatt and Clancy sparked Lynn with a few hits but could not plate runners.
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Lynn
Portland
Clemens
Burns
Frarrell
Ites
Dowell
Sweatt
Manchester Wins In Extra Innings Over Fitchburg
After eight scoreless innings Manchester ties the game in the ninth and wins 4 to 1 in the tenth. Key hits include doubles by B and Torphy and a triple by Figh. Pitchers listed with runs, hits, and errors noted.
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Fitchburg
Manchester
Torphy
Figh
Lawrence Edges Lowell 1 0 In Seventh Inning Protest
Lawson delivers the lone run as Ostergren scores on O Connell fly to left in the seventh. Lowell protests Ostergren left third base before the catch. Scoring details show Lawrence 1 Lowell 0 with key players Luyster OConnell Mahoney Warner Flaherty Conley Ostergren Shears Harris and Greenhalge noted.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Ostergren
O'Connell
Greenhalge
Ahearn
Fahey
Bowcock
Luyster
O’connell
Dee
McGuinn
Shears
Zieser
Roope Leads Field in Woodland Open Mixed Foursome
Mrs G W Roope of Brae Burn and Francis Ouimet topped a 70 golfer field at Woodland Golf Club with a 75, five strokes clear of the runner up. Best net prizes went to Mrs H M Moe and C F Lancaster. Miss A D Rogers and E J Carey won second net.
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G. W. Roope
Brae Burn
G. A
Boston
Francis Ouimet
Woodland Golf Club
Chestnut Hill
Woodland
H. M. Moe
F. Lancas
G. W. Edelfsen
J. BH. Liebmann
Miss LaBonte
Commonwealth
W. B. Freeman
A. J. Markland
W. BP. Brien
Vesper
G. Morrill
J. F. Morrill
Biag-Muliy
M. Wingate
T. H. Bald-Win
Woomiangste
W. F. Smith
Brae-Burn
Mivgmiotio
Isco
EB. M. Bryan
G. Stackman
Lexington
E. J. Nealis
A. Macdonald
Albemarle
M. H. Trask
B. J. Nealis
Vigvoaverschla
Ruth Hichborn
Veughn
Eubras Ceceine
W. L. Crocker
W. Stevens
D. McCarty
Haphazard Helen Wins Tango Championship
Haphazard Helen clinched the tango championship announced in the Next Sunday Post, triumphing in a lively finals scene. A crowd gathered as dancers showcased precision and flair.
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Helen
Eastern tryouts promise high class athletes at Stadium
Quality will mark the Eastern tryouts this Saturday with top names like Brewer Washington Meredith Penn Yale stars and Holy Cross runners among others. The feature quarter and mile races loom as Meredith hunts Long’s record while injury to Homer Baker threatens the half mile and Joe Higgins may upset Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Washington
Baltimore
South
Alvah Meyer
New York
Treadway
Yale
Teschner
Harvard
Howe
Colby
Ted Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Tom Halpin
Hoeffner
Riley
Dartmouth
Barney Lee
Holy Cross
Meredith
Long
Halpin
Tom
Homer Baker
Baker
Caldwell
Joe Higgins
Charley Kilpatrick
Weeks and Kreger loom large in grit meets
The piece previews a 5 mile race led by Harold Weeks and nicknamed Koly with Kyronen and others in the field, aiming near 25 minutes for Weeks while attention also turns to the Harvard Yale boat race where Kreger’s father plans to attend and Kreger junior is a seasoned coxswain.
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Pat Foley
A. A
Harold Weeks
Hayward Place
Harold
Weeks
Hannes Kolehmainen
B. A.A
Nick
Thames
Young Kreger
Harvard
Mr. Kreger
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Queries on fastest base stealers and record standings
The letter asks who is fastest at stealing bases among Cobb Maisel and Lobert with Cobb at 62, Maisel 40, Lobert 35, and who is faster in fielding between Speaker and Cobb. It also notes a tie for first place prize among three men and asks about better exercise between swimming and rowing, plus world records for motor pacing, amateur and professional mile and half mile marks with names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Maisel
Lobert
Speaker
Rowny
France
Revere
P. Guignard
Germany
John Paul Jones
Cornell
G. George
Ted Meredith
Aoipapenen
Lanning Elected Captain of Wesleyan Baseball Team
Leter A. Lanning of Harvard Illinois was elected captain of Wesleyan University baseball team. He has pitched for the last two seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Lester A. Lanning
Harvard, Ill
Wesleyan University
Bouts Tonight in Gloucester
Gloucester June 22 Two 10 round bouts and two preliminaries planned by Lenox A C for its fifth tournament to be held Wednesday night at the club. In the feature Bob Stanley of Cambridge faces Johnny Emery of Cambridge with Noonan of Dorchester opposing Howard McRae of Cambridge.
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Gloucester
Lenox A. C
Bob Stanley
Cambridge
Johnny Emery
New England
Johnny Noonan
Dorchester
Howard McRae
McRae
Atlas A. A
Boston
National A. C
New London
Joe Phillips
Providence
Young Dyson
New Bedford
Larry Burns
Lawrence
Federal League: St Louis SELLS 4 Brooklyn 3
In St Louis Crandall homered three extra base hits and three singles for three runs. Watson pitched the rest of the game to blank Brooklyn as St Louis edged ahead 4 to 3. Upham left with an injured finger. Marion relieved and allowed the winning run on hits by Borton Miller and Deal.
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Turner
Ritter
Lawistoh
Worcester
Schwartz
Maloney
Becker
McCarthy
Potteiger
Hand
McCleskey
Smith
Cooney
Don
Brooklyn
N. Y
Crandall
Watson
Brooklyns
St. Louis
Upham
Vaughn
Marion
Borton
Miller
Deal
R.H.E
Laouin
Hartley
Simon
Chicago Defeats Baltimore In One Sided Baseball Game
McConnell allowed the Chicago lineup overwhelming success as Chicago won 11 to 4 at Baltimore. Quinn pitched effectively for Chicago and exited in the sixth inning. Smith hit two homers and Farrell made sensational fielding plays while Chicago built a large early lead.
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Baltimore
McConnell
Chicago
Quinn
Smith
Farrell
R.H.E. Chicago
Newark Beats Pittsburg In Fourth Of Five Meetings
Newark defeated Pittsburg 4 to 2 in Newark New Jersey on June 22. Moran and Rariden pitched for Newark with Knetzer Leclaire and Berry behind them. The Newark lineup scored four runs while Pittsburg managed two with scattered hits.
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Newark
N. J
Pittsburg
R.H.E. Newark
Moran and Rariden
Knetzer
New Bedford Triumph Over Springfield 3–2 In June Ballgame
New Bedford defeated Springfield 3 to 2 with a ninth inning Demoe hit saving the game. Jiggs Dukette Yount and Young scored for New Bedford, while Harlow and Crook turned double plays behind solid pitching by Yount and Heir. Brockton rallied past Pawtucket 5–3 later as Bangs and Killian led a late surge.
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Springfield
New Bedford
Demoe
Heir
Phillips
Swander
Waters
Brockton
Pawtucket
A.E
A.F. Bangs
Oj Fryer
Aldred
Gilmore
Courtney
Lead
Jacobson
Boucher
Powers
Cace
Doherty
Killian
Speraw
Burns
Dempsey
J McGinley
Benson
Gearin
Brocktoh Ieee
Bangs
Fryer
McGinley
Loud
Buckley
Sedan Breat
Keyes
Gagnier
Jiggs
Linder
Rook
Young
Dukette
Cabrera
Ss. Quinn
Connell
Sharpe
Gr’ Slade
Lavigne
Harlow
Woodman
P. Young
Taunton Wins Free Spending New Haven Tilt
Taunton won a free game against New Haven with a 9 to 1 victory as the winning run scored in the late inning. Proulx and O Connell led with multiple hits while Miller and Hogan contributed two base hits apiece. Sherman hit a homer and stole a base as Tecar and Sherman combined for 13 hits allowed over seven innings.
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Tsugbeon
Wacccccece
New Haven
Proulx
O’connell
Kiley
Miller
Barry
Gilroy
Sherman
Frazer
Friedrich
Soper
Hogan
Murphy
Tecar
Coles
Tome
Chappell
Woodland
Chappel
Taunton
Canven
Bar Wraward
Sherman D
Dartmouth Team Elects Perkins Captain for Next Year
Immediately after the Vermont game this morning Lyman G. Perkins of North Andover Mass 16 was chosen captain of the Dartmouth varsity baseball team for next year Perkins won his D last year and has played most games at second base He is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon and the Sphinx Society.
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Hanover
N. H
Vermont
Lyman G. Perkins
North Andover
Mass
Dartmouth
Perkins
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Sphinx Senior Society
Lexington Ballgame Headlines Local Clerks vs Walpole Team
A fast baseball game is promised for this afternoon at Lexington Athletic Field as the Lexington Retail Clerks' Union nine clash with the Walpole R C U squad.
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Lexington
Lexington Retail Clerks’ Union
Walpole R. C. U
Hartford Ends Long Slump With 4 8 Victory Over Fall River
In Hartford on June 22 a tight game saw Fall River commit key errors as Hartford broke a losing streak and won 4 to 8.
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Hartford
Conn
Fall River
Gossip for Motorists
Joseph S. Donovan returns from a visit to the Studebaker factory in Detroit and notes a likely Bay State Automobile Association outing in early fall. Connell & McKone rush orders supply demand for Willys-Overland Overland models as the Willard Storage Battery service network nears 350 stations. Gray & Davis, Inc. expands space near its Cambridge plant to meet 400 Ford starting systems daily, handling 480 000 parts per day with 120 components per system.
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Ford
Gray & Davis, Inc
Cambridge
Browns Edge Tigers In Fifteenth Inning Thriller
The Browns defeated the Tigers in a 15 inning marathon. Pitchers held and hitters battled through extra frames as the game extended late into the day.
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Browns
Tigers
Pinehursts Seek Rematch With Top Semi-Pro Teams
The Pinehursts aim to schedule games with Winchester and Roslindale, Mt. Hope, West Roxbury, Queen Quality and All Woburn after beating top semi pro squads in the state. Manager Lyons, Frank Lyons of 60 Berkshire Street Cambridge, intends to pursue a schedule with the best clubs.
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Pinehursts
Avith Winchester
Roslindale
Mt. Hope
West Roxbury
Queen Quality
Woburn
Lyons
Frank Lyons
Berkshire Street
Cambridge
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Poea
Carroll
C Gardella
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Horsey
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Tuckey
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International League
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Oéscher
Haley
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Kretchell
R.H.E Providence
SOTO
Comstock
Casey
Meadows
Schaufel
Rochester
Arthur
Willie Gordon
Yonkers
Gordon
Kiviat
Norman Taber
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H. F. Mahoney
R. G. Brown
Bob Greene
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Lanning
Federal League
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
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Minneapolis
N. Bedford
Finnell
Bh.po.a.e
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C. Wixon
Winchester High School
Winchester High
Reading High
Seer
Stoneham
Lexington High
Clerks
America
Avon
Jordan Marsh Company
B. O'Brien
M’ Sherry
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Glennon
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Phoenix
Senno
House
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Werre
Leid
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Plura
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Joseph S. Donovan
Studebaker
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Bay State Automobile Association
Connell & McKone Company
Willys-Overland Company
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Willard Storage Battery Company
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Cavet
Dubue
James
Hamilton
LOUIS
Shotten
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Pratt
Walker
E. Walker
Perryman
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Lavan
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Veach
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