Harvard Yale Nines Clash in Second Game Today
Harvard and Yale set for a second game as Young Cy wins his first Gi ants game with a 10 to 8 rally centered on a ninth inning error by Bowerman. Boston and New York pitchers mix, Debuts and benching mark the tense midseason clash in New York.
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Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia 2 1 in Sixth Inning Rally
Brooklyn wins 2 to 1 as Rucker drives in the deciding run in the sixth inning against Philadelphia. Batch commits error for visitors lone run. Field unclear. credited to Brooklyn.
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Yale Eyes Revenge in Class Day Baseball Clash with Harvard
Yale captain Kinney and the Elis seek revenge on Harvard at home after a prior defeating showing on Soldiers Field. Van Vleck Meyer Hartfort rotation and Pieper pitching plans loom as Yale bats aim for a slugging win and possible extra innings in New Haven.
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Chicago 4 St Louis 1 National League game summary
Chicago beat St. Louis 4 to 1 in a National League game. Five of Chicago nine hits came in the first three innings aided by two walks a sacrifice and two St. Louis errors. McGlynn tripled for St. Louis in the third and scored on Byrne’s single to avoid a shutout.
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Harvard crews conclude Thames training on final finishing drills
On June 24 at Harvard Training Quarters Red Top Conn the Crimson rowing teams completed hard work and prepared for a final time trial. The varsity eight posted a 10m 22s two mile, the best two mile time on the Thames this season, while the varsity four-oared crew did two miles in 11m 28s.
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Boxing Night in Chelsea A C resumes with Murray vs Smith
The Winnisimmer A C in Chelsea plans a Thursday boxing and wrestling program with a one round bout featuring Lynn featherweight George Murray against Howard Smith of Elizabeth New Jersey. Membership cards are required for admission to Pythian Rink and only current members may attend.
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Bay State A A to Inspect Route for July 8 Test
The Touring Committee of the Bay State Automobile Association travels to Keene New Hampshire to map the 200 mile endurance contest set for July 8. V A Nielsen drives a Moon car and accompanies the group with A A Knights handling confetti and Harry W Knights the checkers. Many cars have entered and more are expected for the first Massachusetts endurance event.
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Boston Sloppy Doubleheader Falls to Highlanders in Four Hours
Boston Americans drop both ends of a four hour doubleheader to the Highlanders as errors and weak pitching doom the home club. Clark Griffith pulls starters early in game one. Boston's rotation repeats mishaps in game two with Harris and Glaze hammered and Jacobson steadier only briefly. Conroy collects five hits for New York across both games while Ferris and Knight contribute mis plays and outs in a demoralizing display. Philadelphia also wins both ends of a Washington doubleheader, aided by timely hitting in the opener and strong offense in the nightcap.
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Dual Baseball Game Notes and NY Rally Highlight
In the second game New York battered Harris for four runs and four hits in the fourth, then hit Glaze for four runs in the fifth. Conroy belted a home run as Harris and Jacobsen struggled, while Winter was plunked and Moore faced mixed results. Attendance and umpire Sheridan are noted as the scene ends with lamplighters.
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Hockey Scores From Buffalo Toronto Montreal and Newark Frays
At Buffalo Buffalo 4 Baltimore 2. At Toronto Toronto 9 Providence 2. In Montreal First game Montreal 6 New ark 7. Second game Montreal 3 Newark 7.
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Ladies in Baseball Sitters and Spectators
The article notes that organized baseball gains color from women at the grounds, who have long been seen as passive participants but remain top contributors to the game's atmosphere and appeal. It emphasizes their enduring impact as spectators and their role in enlivening ballpark scenes.
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Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 baseball score from June game
Cleveland defeated Chicago 3 to 2 as Bradley scored on Kohe error in the first and two more came in the fifth on three hits and a steal. Isbell went hitless as Chicago rallied in the seventh. Smith and Liebhardt split pitching duties with five and three walks respectively.
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Columbus Western league team suggests bold bench mamma idea
A humorous column notes the Columbus Western league team considers signing a player's mother to sit on the bench to guide his batting eye. The piece also mentions the International Viking Society forming and teases a life membership for Bat Nelson.
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Dorchester Nine Celebrates Victory Banquet
Dorchester High School baseball team toasted its spring triumph at a Quincy House banquet. W T Anderson served as toastmaster. notable guests included Mayor Fitzgerald Postmaster Hibbard and Superintendent Rafter.
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Haverhill blank Brockton behind Connolly's strong pitching
Haverhill shut out Brockton through Connolly's steady work and solid support. Barton Madden Hamilton Unitae Briges McCabe and Hickman stood out with key hits as Haverhill dominated defense and timing. Brockton managed scattered offense but could not cross the plate.
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New Bedford Loses To Lawrence 4-3 In Afternoon Tilt
Lawrence defeats New Bedford 4 to 3 as Maroney is hit frequently. Scoring details note Wilson, Billett, Kiernan among 6 players contributing runs. Pitchers Maroney and Drohan split chances with 6 strikeouts each. Umpire Wood. Time two hours.
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Lowell Defeats Fall River In Low-Scoring Game
Lowell 6 Fall River 3. Jerger started and Swanson finished for Fall River. Scully, Gusheen and Austin led with two-base hits as Shannon, Scully and O'Brien drove in runs. Kenniston earned the win with 5 2/3 innings. Swanson allowed 3 runs in 4 innings.
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Worcester 2 Lynn 1 in New England baseball tilt
Worcester edge Lynn 2 1 in ninth inning as Moore strikes out seven but suffers poor support. Lynn's only run comes in first on a two-base error aided by an error. Key players include O'Brien Ort and Doherty for Worcester and Spencer, Litachi, and Moore for Lynn. Time 1:45, umpire Connolly.
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Amherst Ties Championship Series With Williams
Amherst defeated Williams 7 to 3 to tie the four game series. Batteries for Amherst were Southworth and Lewis. Williams pitchers were Pierce and Henry. Game played in Amherst.
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Emperor joins girls in tennis game at academy courts
In Kiel on June 24 Emperor William paused on his way to the Naval Academy to watch girls playing tennis. He chose a partner, played against two other girls and was defeated. He laughed, thanked his partner, and continued on.
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Indians Look Good for Lead
The Napoleons and the White Sox battle for the American League lead in Chicago. A Napoleons win would place them atop the standings with an improved .698 average, while a White Sox loss would drop them to .625. If Cleveland seizes the lead, critics expect Chicago may never regain it.
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Local High School Scores From Daily Matches
In Holyoke Holyoke 3 Norwich 2 Bridgeport Springfield 7 Bridgeport 1 Waterbury Waterbury 3 New Haven Hartford Hartford 1 New London Fourteen total contests noted with final scores across four venues.
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Palmo Tablets Promise Energy Boost and Youthful Vigor
Revenue advertises Palmo Tablets as a nerve tonic to boost ambition and stamina for work and activity. Each box costs 50 cents, with an offer of 12 boxes for five dollars, backed by a general guarantee. Sold by multiple local outlets including Klein's Gardner and Faton's stores.
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