Harvard Triumphs In 11 Innings To Win College Series
In the first college championship game Harvard defeated Yale 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Merritt held Harvard to one hit early, Hartford and Van Vieck shined on the mound for Yale, and Hicks, Van Vieck, and MacLaughlin fueled a tense late rally before Aronson’s single in the 11th sealed Harvard’s victory.
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Yale
Merritt
Crimson
van Vieck
Hicks
van Vleck
Hartford
Jefferson
Logan
Dana
Harvey
Badger
Maclaughlin
Rand
Briges
Briggs
Simons
Fels
Murphy
Currier
Lamfan
Soldiers Field
Crocker
Philbin
Sweeney
Randy
Eli
Aronson
Lanigan
Senna
Terete Neae
Sth Bees
Ry.ohana
Mortford
Crocker McLaughlin
Eetear Hicks
Cewoe Hasta
E. van Vleck
Aes
Ste
Mallory
P Tae
Ane Peeves
Fale
Eonee OD
Sin
Rings
Halls
Van
Vieck
Offerson
Piteher
Jef- Merritt
McLaughlin
Smith and Adams
Barry to Meet McVey in Paris Ring Clash
Jim Barry the Chicago heavyweight sails to Paris for a Cirque de Paris bout with Sam McVey slated tomorrow night. McVey, idol of Paris boxing, drew praise from Hughey MacLean as the fastest hardest hitting big man today. Sullivan prepares for Joe Thomas in Lawrence at the Armory A A with Patsey Libby supervising.
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Jim Barry
Chicago
Sandy Ferguson
Paris
Sam McVey
Cirque de Paris
McVey
Joe Jeanette
Hughey MacLean
Jack Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
Jeanette
MacLean
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Joe Thomas
Armory A. A
Patsey Libby
Tommy
Sullivan
Thomas
Joe
Harvard Crew Busy With Light Practice At Red Top
At Red Top Harvard training quarters on June 24 the varsity and freshman eights logged easy rows down river with light work. They joined a postrow telegraph briefing of a Cambridge game result, then celebrated with a bonfire after the freshman boat.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Cambridge
New London
Navy Yard
Wray
Yale
Yale Rowing Faces Heat Strain Before Regatta
Yale oarsmen practiced in heat at Gales Ferry with morning limits to under two miles. Freshman and varsity eight rowed together at 26 strokes per minute, while Julian W. Curtiss and Daniel Moon visited quarters. Harvard and Yale crews announced with Richards, Smith, Hooper, Waite, Fales, Brooks, Mills, Bogue, Holloway, Copp named.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Julian W. Curtiss
Daniel Moon
Minneapolis
Kennedy
Harvard
Richards
Smith
Hooper
Bow
Waite
Fales
Brooks
Mills
Bogue
Holloway
Copp
Malden Medford Baseball Game Called Off
The Malden Medford high school baseball clash at Broadway Field Somerville was canceled after Medford refused to play on an open field for a gate. The league title remains tied between Malden and Medford as a result.
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Malden
Harvard Beats Yale in Opening Series Amid Talk of a Season
Harvard won the opener against Yale in baseball and hopes to clinch the year with a victory at the New London regatta. Local fans await Cambridgeport athlete Billy Robbins in Saturday games and a large gate at the ball grounds. Meanwhile foreign boxing champions like Freddie Welsh and Jem Driscoll gain attention for their earnings and tours abroad.
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Yale
Crimson
New London
Billy Robbins
Cambridgeport
Robbins
Freddie Welsh
England
Jem Driscoll
Owen Moran
Welsh
Dorando
St. Yves
Fred Appleby
Svanberg
Sports Q and A on baseball baserunning and boxing history
A collection of quick sports trivia and rulings: baserunner force rules on a tag play at first and second. a disputed Langford Ferguson draw. Mullins’ 12-1 record. a jokers and two pairs versus full house pot claim. Johnson Burns rounds draw claim with a Dec. 26 1905 reference. home plate size and distance for batsman. stadium location in Brighton. a first baseman force question. Fitzsimmons Dixon fights. and a debate on the all-time 100 yard sprinter versus Walker Rector with Wefers Hutchins Donovan and others.
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Sam Langford
Sandy Berguson
Langford
Ferguson
A. L.— Mullins
Johnson
Burns
Australia
Lie
Bo A
Bowins
N. Dixon
Harvard Stadium
Brighton
Bob Fitzsimmons
George Dixon
Fite
Dixon
Fitz
Aakland
Walker
Rector
Wefers
Harry Hutchins
Piper Donovan
Indianapolis and St. Paul split a doubleheader
In the first game St. Paul beat Indianapolis 4 to 0. In the second game Indianapolis blanked St. Paul 1 to 0.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
New Britain and opponents in regional baseball results
The score rundown shows New Britain 7 Holyoke 4. Waterbury 11 New Hindren 7. Bridgeport 7 Springfield 1. Northampton 5 Hartford 6. Matches list several city teams with final tallies across the day.
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New Britain
Holyoke
Waterbury
New Hindren & Bridgeport
Springfield
Northampton
Hartford
California expert Hazel Hotchkiss advances in national tennis
Hazel Hotchkiss defeats Ethel Rotch in the semifinals at the Philadelphia Cricket Club and will face Louise Hammond in the final for the women's national championship. In doubles Hotchkiss and Wallace Johnson beat Rotch and Niles. Johnson and Carpenter reach the men's singles final. Mrs. Barger Wallach set to defend Saturday against the tournament winner.
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Hazel Hotchkiss
California
Ethel Rotch
Boston
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Louise Hammond
New York
Miss Rotch
Miss Hotchkiss
Wallace Johnson
N. W. Niles
Johnson
J. R. Carpenter, Jr
R. L. James
S G. Thompson
Barger-Wallach
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