Harvard Triumphs Over Yale In Eleven Inning Boat Race
Harvard’s clean sweep in the Yale boat races mirrors gridiron and diamond victories. Coach Nickalls’ Yale squad showed strong effort, but Harvard’s policy shift under Herrick proved decisive. Eddie King joins Connie Mack’s Athletics and Farrell’s coaching boosts the Winged Shield club.
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McCabe Dominates as Hartford Beats Lynn in Eastern League
Hartford defeats Lynn 8 2 in a six inning game halted by time with Dick McCabe strong through eight, Zimmerman's left field catches key. Spires, Duggan, Daly drive runs while Lynn bats rally late but fall short as McCabe falters in ninth.
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Worcester Defeats New Haven on Boosters Day
Worcester won 2 to 0 over New Haven in a light hitting game at the ball park. Boosters' Day drew 2,500 with a brass band and two songsters. M Shannon was fined $5 for protesting a decision. Courtney produced an unassisted double play and Strand made a fielding catch.
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Springfield and Lawrence Duel in Tight Extra
Winning run scored with one out as Springfield and Lawrence battled to an 8 10-8 final. Key hits included two base hits by Parks and Murphy, with multiple stolen bases and sac fly by Ostergren. Pennington allowed 10 hits and 4 runs in 8 1 3 innings while Daniels gave up 3 hits in 9 innings.
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Pirates Edge Cardinals 8 to 7 in slugfest
St Louis defeated Pittsburg 8 to 7 in a high scoring game. Long went 5 for 5 for the visitors while Baird misplayed six Cardinal runs. Free hitting and timely hits shaped the contest with 16 hits by each side and multiple double plays and stolen bases noted.
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Arlington Boys Capture Mystic Valley Title
Arlington High defeated Winchester High 6 to 5 in 12 innings to win the Mystic Valley league championship yesterday afternoon in Arlington.
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Cadagan Leads Arlington Win With Big Hit Trio
Cadagan hit a three base hit and a home run for Arlington. Reycroft pitched six and a half innings with Bird closing. Cadagan, Nix, Crowley, Hevey, Collins and Reycroft among players noted with hits as Winchester fell 5 to 9 before 600 in attendance.
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Whitteds Homer Beats the Braves
Philadelphia defeats the Braves 2 to 1 after George Whitted hits a decisive homer in the 11th inning. Niehoff to Luderus. Bases on balls 8 to 2. Earned runs 1 to 1. Barnes fans 3, Alexander 8. Umpires Quigley and Byronime-lh. Time 47m.
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American Association Scores Feast of Wins Across Cities
Columbus defeats St. Paul 11 to 2 while Indianapolis posts 38 and Joe scores 1. Minneapolis wins 8 against Toledo as Kansas City tallies 2 and Loulaville 1.
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Barnes, Alexander Duel In Braves Phillies Nailbiter
Barnes and Alexander pitched superbly as the Braves and Phillies battled to extra innings. Ed Koney homered in the fifth, Compton misplays helped Philadelphia, and the game stretched into the 11th with Whitted delivering a decisive homer for Boston.
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Chattanooga Pulls Ahead in Second Game Win Over Atlanta
Chattanooga defeated Atlanta 4 3 in the second game, with a later score of 1 0. Mobile beat Memphis 6 1 while Birmingham edged Nashville 1 0. Rain affected Little Rock New Orleans play.
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Cubs Win On Few Hits In Bridgeport Loss
Bridgeport errors cost Lowell a 4 to 8 defeat as MuKennan pitched tight ball allowing three hits. Greenhalge hit a solo homer in the fourth scoring Manning. Final: Lowell 8 Bridgeport 4 with Kane Greenhalge Kilhullen and Curry driving runs.
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Portland defeats New London 2 to 1 in tight morning tilt
Portland tops New London 2 1 as Tuckey outpitcher Hearne. Weiser hits a homer and Dowell and Marhefka add two base hits while Tamm Lonergan and Burns contribute for the losers in a ragged field day in New London.
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Concord Rifle Club to try new 300 yard range
The Concord Rifle Club will use its first 300 yard range this afternoon at Bristol Hill in Concord. Previously the club held all shooting at 200 yards.
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Dodgers Fall to Giants on Eighth Inning Spurt
In Brooklyn on June 23 the Dodgers lost 7 to 4 to the Giants after New York broke a 4–3 lead in the eighth. Cheney wild pitches and Dodgers errors aided a three-hit uprising, with Doyle, Kauff, and Rariden keying the rally. Myers homered for Brooklyn but could not prevent the defeat in the six game set.
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Inman Advances to Final in Middle States Tennis
F C Inman defeated L W Dunham 6 2 6 2 at Orange Lawn Tennis Club to reach the final round with T R Tell to challenge Karl H Behr for the championship. Mrs Robert Leroy and Miss Ina A Kissel won women's singles semi finals, Leroy defeating Mrs N W Niles 8 6 6 3.
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Winchester Meets Wakefield In Semi-Pro Showdown
The Winchester team faces Wakefield’s Lead-Lined Iron Pipe squad in a top state semi pro clash. Winchester starts Dave Henry on the mound with Dana Wingate Minnie Frye Buddie Ryan and other ex college players backing him while Wakefield counters with Ray Tift a former Brown pitcher who last year played for Winchester.
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Moran Willard fight count inquiry answers
In the Moran versus Willard bout Moran never fell a count to Willard. The column clarifies the outcome and confirms Moran stayed off the canvas count during the match.
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Jess Willard
Moran
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