Red Sox Blown Out as Athletics Rally Past Boston 13-4
Philadelphia reports a decisive 13 to 4 victory for Connie Mack's Athletics over the Red Sox. Barry and Baker led a power barrage with multiple extra base hits including two homers by Barry, while Collins struggled early and Moseley, Foster, and the Athletics bullpen shut down Boston after the fifth inning.
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Connie Mack Sees Boxmen Fail In Crucial Exhibition
The anecdote recalls Connie Mack assessing a struggling pitching staff as three boxmen failed to perform. Collins, Moseley, and Foster all faltered with wildness or avoidance of damage. The planned pennant game turned discouraging as Stahl’s hitters held their own until late. Brown’s wild first inning spurred Mack to shift Houck in, and despite Red Sox late rallies Speaker and Hall left the field as a belated pinch hitter.
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Orton Made Penn Coach For Track And Rowing
Vivian Nickalls of the Detroit Boat Club was elected rowing coach and George W. Orton was chosen track coach at the University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association meeting. Each signed three year contracts and will begin duties next fall. Orton, former Murphy successor, set a 1900 Paris Olympic steeplechase record and will coach cross country. Nickalls, Oxford graduate, succeeds Ellis Ward. Assistants named for football coach George Brooke.
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Alberts Secures Victory Over Alger in City Hall Bout
June 2 in Gloucester Kid Alberts of Elizabeth New Jersey won a twelve round decision over George Alger of Cambridge at City Hall. Both fighters were in good shape Alger relied on defense and failed to deliver a knockout. Semi final saw Johnnie Sullivan of South Boston defeat Kid Regan in five rounds after Regan collapsed under heavy fire.
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Notre Dame Juniors Seek Games With Fast 13-14 Teams
Roxbury based Notre Dame Juniors invite Boston area fast 13-14 year old teams for matchups. Half fares offered or accepted. Contact John Flynn at 36 Marcella Street, Roxbury.
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National matchups spark tense East Coast basketball night
National pairings feature Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, and Pittsburg at Cincinnati in a stacked schedule highlighting rivalries and regional showdowns tonight.
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Detroit and Cleveland to play doubleheader and game
Detroit and Cleveland will complete three postponed games with a doubleheader tomorrow and a single game Wednesday. Both dates were open on the regular schedule.
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Sports matchups listed for Boston Philadelphia New York Washington
Boston hosts Philadelphia while New York visits Washington and St Louis travels to Chicago in the schedule of intercity games.
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Local Matchups Listed for New England Rivalries
Lynn at Lawrence. New Bedford at Fall River. Lowell at Brockton. Worcester at Portland. Four city teams appear in a compact schedule section highlighting regional pairings.
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Lawrence and Lynn Split New England League Doubleheader
Lawrence won 5 to 0 in game one while Lynn took game two 7 to 1. Martins held Lynn to six hits for Lawrence, Curtin struggled in the second game. Worcester and Portland totals included Carroll Merrill and Burns with multiple hits and home runs. Time 2h 5m. Umpires Naughton Hassett.
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Fall River Beats New Bedford In Eight Run Classic
Fall River defeated New Bedford by 8 to 7 in a free hitting game. Key moments include a fast double play by Crowley, Cargo and McIntyre and multiple players contributing two base hits and home runs for both teams.
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Lowell Beats Brockton 6 5 In Late Lead Change
Lowell overcame a four run Brockton lead to win 6 to 5. Reiger relieved Adams for Lowell and held Brockton scoreless in the final innings. Notable plays include a three-base hit by Halstein and two base hits by Sullivan and Flaherty for Brockton, with daily stats showing runs by Aubrey DeGroff Halstein Dee and Reiger for Lowell.
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Worcester Tops Portland 8-4 on Carrolls Late Home Run
Worcester and Portland played a 4 to 3 game until Carroll hit a go ahead homer in the eighth, breaking the tie and giving Portland an 8 to 4 win. Merrill earlier hit a third inning homer to reach the fence. Bushelman replaced Thomas on the mound.
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Fred Clarke Signs Four New Pirates Players
Pittsburg manager Fred Clarke announces the addition of Fred Kommers star Springfield outfielder, Cypert from the University of Arkansas, Earl Topham from Bucknell, and Brown University pitcher Kayres. Kommers hit .351 in 36 games with 62 hits and 24 runs as the Pirates plan ongoing scouting. Clarke says he does not expect to report until further notice.
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N. L. Ump Lynch Secures Quigley from Barrow
New National League president Lynch reports securing umpire Quigley from International League president Barrow.
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Get in Game Once More Frank Klaus vs Jim Gardner Bout
Frank Klaus of Pittsburg and Jim Gardner of Lowell are matched for a 12 round bout at the Atlas AA on Tuesday evening July 1. The fight has hung fire for a month. Gardner, confident he is the master of the Pittsburg bear cat, signed with Fighting Kennedy at Manchester New Hampshire after checking Klaus's condition.
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Yale Eyes Syracuse for Ten Eyck to Coach Blue Oars
Rumor links Yale with Jim Ten Eyck of Syracuse to guide the Yale crew as coach. Harvard’s Bill Young and Dartmouth’s Dave Morey are noted big league prospects, while Boston papers praise Crimson sports year and praise Ten Eyck’s potential impact on Yale.
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Gardner Knocks Kennedy in Eight as Klaus Looms
Gardner declares fitness after eight round stoppage of Kennedy and notes need for more boxing ahead of a clash with Frank Klaus. Gardner trains at Beachmont with sparring partners Joe Thomas and Jack Fitzpatrick, preferring outdoor work. Klaus, preparing in Camden, New Jersey for the decisive bout, reports his hands are sound after treatment with Bonesetter Reese in Youngstown Ohio.
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Charley Dooin Makes Big Hit at Keith's Theatre
Charley Dooin manager of the Philadelphia Nationals, then in Boston, wowed Keith's Theatre audience by stepping from a box to sing Acushla McCree during The Meistersing ers. Bass A Cameron Steele urged him to perform, and Dooin earned several encores for his surprise solo.
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