Harvard Wins Second Game of Baseball Series
Washington reports a 5 0 victory as Yale falls to Harvard in a second game of the series. Walter Johnson starts for the Senators and secures a shutout with offense backing him, Clark Griffith’s pitcher feeling lucky as the home team capitalizes for a fifth consecutive win.
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Charley Brickley Stars In Harvard’s 3 10 2 Victory Over Yale
Harvard defeated Yale 3 to 2 as Charley Brickley delivered the game winning hit in the ninth. Brickley and Minnie Frye sparked the Crimson with timely hitting while Yale stranded 13 baserunners and saw LeGore and Watrous shine on defense. Governor Walsh and Congressman Gallivan watched from the Harvard bench as the 15 000 crowd roared in Boston.
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Yankees Bemuse Athletics as Carl Mays Dominates Early
The Yankees toppled the Athletics in a two game set, with Carl Mays pitching six strong innings for New York and Washington’s Johnson stifling hits. Gandil and Milan sparked the Senators offense, while Mays and Thomas fumbled plays helping Washington pull away in the late innings. In Philadelphia, Crowell debuting for New York outpitched Caldwell but costly passes marred the opener, while Haas struggled in the second game as New York routed Philadelphia.
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Woman's Section Promises Something For Every Reader
The upcoming Sunday Post unveils a new Woman's Section with features for all tastes. It promises fashion tips, homemaking ideas, health advice, and human interest stories aimed at women readers.
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White Sox Take Two From Indians
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians twice. Key plays included a home run by Roth and a three-base hit by J Collins. Pitchers Hagerman and Cicotte combined for eight innings with Hagerman striking out six and Cicotte seven.
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Sensational sprint phenom Brewer eyeing Eastern tryouts at Harvard
Brooke Brewer arrives in Boston for Eastern tryouts at Harvard Stadium after a standout Philadelphia prep and Quakertown showing. He clocked 9.4 seconds for 100 yards and 21.4 for the furlong, with praise from officials.
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Open five mile handicap Marathon in Saugus
The Saugus Board of Trade will host a five mile handicap marathon race on Saturday July 3 at 2 o clock. The start is at Monument square and entries should be mailed to Vernon W. Evans East Saugus Mass. Britton and White bout result noted New Orleans July 4 1913 Britton won in the 18th round.
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Newark Federals fall to Pittsburg in final of series
In Newark New Jersey on June 23 Pittsburg defeated the Newark Federals the last game of the series. Newark used three pitchers but could not slow Pittsburg's bats scoring 9 runs. Pittsburg 9 Newark 4 Batteries- Allen and O Connor for Pittsburg and Ruel Bach Brandom Whitehouse and Rariden Textor for Newark.
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Baltimore Tops Chicago 4-3 in Ninth-Inning Rally
Baltimore won the final game of the series 4 to 3 at home in Baltimore. A dramatic ninth inning rally produced two runs after Chicago homered with one on base in its half. Chicago used 17 players while Baltimore used 4, with Bailey Suggs Russell Owens Hendricks and Wilson appearing as pitchers and batters.
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Jersey City Club Deposes Manager George Wiltse
George Wiltse former left handed pitcher of the New York W Nationals is released as manager of the Jersey City club in the International league. Joe Yeager an infielder from Montreal is acting manager as President Barrow complained of poor showings.
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St Louis clinches five game series with 2 to 1 win
St Louis beats Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel to take the series. Errors ignite all runs as Cooper’s outfield throws and four double plays highlight the game. Magee bounces a barley horse after the first inning, Seaton suspended five days for indifferent play. Batteries Watson Hartley for St Louis and Finneran Simon for Brooklyn.
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Motor Gossip and Autos Blaze Across The Nation
The piece notes the United States amateur motorcycle championship at Sacramento July 21 to 24. It announces R Crawford named general sales manager of Haynes Automobile Co. Percy Owen of Chalmers Co is quoted as claiming old friends are the best. Boston police regulate Westbound traffic at Commonwealth Avenue crossover. Harry Knepper joins Knepper Knight Detroit specializing in multi valve grinders. H K Noyes of Noyes Buick returns from Buick factory claiming six orders flood the plant.
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