Heps Fall 1 0 to Phillies in Philadelphia Tilt
The Heps opened a four day stay in Philadelphia with a 1 0 loss to the Phillies. Perdue pitched well for Philadelphia with Kling backing him at catcher. Sweeney Tenney and Steinfeldt provided the lone Hep hits as luck favored the Phillies and a second inning run proved enough.
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Heps
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Perdue
Burns
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Kling
Sweeney
Tenney
Steinfeldt
Miller
Ingerton
Magee
Boston
Dame Fortune
Luderus
Walsh
Doolan
Moran
Umpire Klem Strikes Bresnahan in Cincinnati Fracas
After a tense end to the St. Louis Cincinnati game umpire Klem hit Roger Bresnahan in the face. Bresnahan, manager of St. Louis, did not retaliate before others intervened.
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Keefe
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Bresnahan
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Cincinnati
Klem
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Roger Bresnahan
Cultivate The Acquaintance Of The Post Want Ads
Daily advice urging readers to read the want columns to grow business and increase earnings, framing the advertisements as a helpful daily resource and friend in need.
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Rucker Wins In Pitching Battle
Brooklyn wins its first game of the season over New York 1 to 0. The lone run came in the ninth after a contest between Rucker and Wiltse, with Daubert and Hummel delivering key hits and a double steal setting the score. Both teams played strong defense as Wiltse walked four and Rucker four. Time 45.8 seconds.
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Rucker
Wiltse
Davidson
Daubert
Hummel
Bureh
Deyle
Stark
Devore
Coulson
Merkle
Devlin
Zimmerman
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Local Sports Notes on Roslindale and South Boston Teams
Auburn A. C. of Roslindale seeks fast uniformed teams for Saturdays. Brooksides of Dedham preferred, contact P. Nagel at 27 Roslindale Avenue Roslindale. J Frank O'Hares of South Boston available with any 18 14 year old uniformed teams in or out of town. M J Golding 541 East Fourth Street South Boston.
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P. Nagel
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J. Frank O’hares
South Boston
M. J. Golding
East Fourth Street
Lowell Wallops Three of Brockton P P Pitchers
Lowell defeats Brockton 9 to 2 as Ward exits in the third and Smith yields after seven. Moulton Barrows Wright lead batting and Boardman Stankard excel in fielding. Barrows, Connaughton, and Wright drive runs with Moulton homer and Wright two base hits.
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Fall River Tops New Bedford 6 to 1 in Baseball Victory
Fall River defeats New Bedford 6 1 powered by three inning rally with Bushelman securing win. Weaver Hickman Bowcock Moore Williams Walsh Bauman drive runs as Reiger, Bushelman and Griffiths staff pitchers. Time 1h 45m. Umpires Wormwood Pruitt.
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Winchester
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Hickman
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Ness
Griffiths
Bowcocek
Griffith
Haverhill Triumphs In 13th Inning over Lawrence
Haverhill wins 8 to 6 after 13 innings of errors by Lawrence. Haverhill outfield stars. Lawrence makes 12 errors, scoring two runs in the 13th from miscues. Aubrey Foran and Courtney lead Lawrence with multiple hits. McIntyre and Pearson strong on the mound.
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Courtney
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Zimman
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Pittsburgh
Um- Curtis
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Bason
Lynn Defeats Worcester 6 to 4 in Compact Match
In Worcester on June 23 Lynn defeated Worcester 6 to 4. Captain Jesse Bur appears in the brief report with the decisive scoring sequence shaping the game.
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Worcester
Lynn
Jesse Bur
Umpire Duffy Ejects Player After Sixth In Worcester Lynn Game
A run in the sixth led to a ejection by umpire Duffy after Burkett was struck out. Russell’s fifth inning running catch highlighted Lynn in Worcester’s 6 4 loss to Lynn Mar with Cargo Marshall Wallace and O Donnell contributing multiple hits.
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Duffy
Russell
Lynn
Worcester
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A.E. Cargo
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Strands
Pirates Edge Cubs By One Run
The Pirates defeated the Cubs by a single run in a tight game at National. Key players delivered late, preserving the narrow victory and giving Pirates a momentum booster.
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CUBS
Hyde Park YMCA Seeks Away Games for Summer
Hyde Park YMCA invites strong amateur teams to play away in June 24 and July 15 and 22. United Shoe Machinery Team and United Machinery Co. in Hyde Park seek fast amateur or semi pro opponents for July games with fair guarantees. Contact R A Newcomb at U S Machinery Co. city or call Oxford 3700.
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Detroit Team Stay Put as MLB Denies Transfer
Chicago reports said a proposed move of the Detroit team to St Louis over city attendance concerns was rejected by American League president Johnson. Officials insisted the transfer violates league rules and has not been under consideration.
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Detroit Franchise Moves in Baseball Turmoil
The Detroit News reports the Detroit club may lose its MLB franchise due to low attendance and be transferred to St. Louis, with Detroit possibly left out of organized baseball. President Navin says no definite plan, but does not object to selling. talks include swapping St. Louis Americans for Detroit, per the Detroit Journal.
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Caponi Meets McMahon In Boston Main Bout
Caponi the Chicago Italian faces Tom McMahon of Pittsburg in a 12 round main event at the Armory A. A. next Tuesday night. Both have national reputations and are new to New England fans. Caponi has faced top middleweights and drew ten rounds with Sam Langford, while McMahon has impressed Eastern middleweights over the past year.
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Tony Caponi
Chicago
Sam Langford
Tom McMahon
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McMahon
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New England Championships At Tech Field Spark Local Hope
The New England championships at Tech Field draw intercollegiate and interscholastic champions to compete for medals. B A A favorites loom, with South Boston A C and Brookline Gym looming as threats. Harvard stars like Doc Sexton and Crimson sprinters plus Yale, Oxford, and Cambridge dual meet prep color the day as fans cheer potential records and victories.
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Tech Field
South Boston
Connie Mack Buys Martin and Sets Boxing Title Talk
The column notes Connie Mack acquired Martin from Tufts College with expectations he will prove strong. It mentions Martin’s limited play but big league potential and hints at a Papke Klaus middleweight bout being arranged by Jim Coffroth to crown the champion.
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Martin
Tufts College
Jim Coffroth
San Francisco
Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
Fapac Tut Klaus
Box reentry after leaving the mound in baseball
The article questions if a pitcher may return to the mound after leaving the box to play outfield, notes forbidding sports records for Wolgast and Moran, and highlights Moran’s lightweight title bout as a major upcoming event alongside other sport notes. It also mentions Athletics defeating Cubs, and record attempts by Wills and Guignard with Munich as the setting.
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Owen Moran
Wolgast
Moran
Fitzgerald
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
al Wills
Pace
Py Guignard
Wills
Munich
Harvard Varsity Sprints 4 Mile Rowing Test in 20 57
Harvard crews completed a 4 mile course in 20 minutes 57 seconds at Harvard Training Quarters Red Top Conn with the varsity eight extending lead over the freshmen from the start. Coach Wray expressed satisfaction as Balch shows no adverse effects and the team celebrated Yale victory with a bonfire and fireworks.
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Red Top
Conn
Varsity
Wray
Yale
Yale Oarsmen Recount Boat Rescue After Capsize
Yale crew members Bill Howe and Jim Scully were stranded in the Thames near Yale's Ferry for about 30 minutes after a catboat capsized in midstream. Both swam to safety and later rowed in their usual seats as Coach Kennedy prepared for a final time row with adjustments to the varsity four.
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Bill Howe
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Jim Scully
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Scully
Pittsburg
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Mass
Ilone
Kennedy
Appleton
Maitland
Ives
Elwell
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