Jim Rice's New York Oarsmen Favored for the Poughkeepsie Races
The season’s batting surge lifts Ty Cobb toward 100 hits as he nears a .400 mark. Cobb leads in the National and American circuits with Crawford, Daubert, and Smith close behind, while Boston pitchers like Wood top wins lists. Fielding and batting gains shift among key players as teams adjust.
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Local baseball scores from two game pairs in Nashville area
In the first set Nashville beat Memphis 4 to 3 and New Orleans edged Birmingham 2 to 1. In the second set New Orleans lost 5 to 6 to Birmingham, while Atlanta defeated Mobile 4 to 3 then Mobile won 1 to 0 against Atlanta.
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Favoritism at Harvard Becomes Crew Controversy
Stories of discord and favoritism at Harvard varsity crew resurfaced after Yale's decisive Thames victory. Captain H. A. Murray is central to the debate with claims that he refused coach Wray's advice and blocked Ernest Soucy from the first shell, contributing to the crew's New London defeat.
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Rivalry and favoritism in Harvard rowing sparks transfer row
A Harvard rowing conflict centers on Captain Murray who allegedly controlled selections over Coach Wray. Boston Latin graduate Ernest Soucy, once a standout, is demoted to the second eight and ultimately shuns a substitute role, angering teammates and prompting questions about patronage and future captaincy.
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Hockey scores from two-game series summary
Milwaukee defeats Minneapolis 4 to 2 in game one while Minneapolis wins 8 to 6 in game two. Columbus tops Indianapolis 8 to 5 in game one and loses 6 to 7 in game two. St Paul edge Kansas City 3 to 2 in game one, Kansas City rebounds 4 to 1 in game two. Cleveland beats Louisville 2 to 0 in game one but loses 4 to 10 in game two.
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Providence and Newark Open with Wide Margin Win
Montreal beat Buffalo 4 to 3 in the second game while Providence defeated Newark 18 to 8 in the first game. Montreal leads Buffalo 4 3 as the early series unfolds with two games reported.
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Columbia Now Race Favorite in Varsity Eights
The article evaluates the upcoming intercollegiate rowing season noting Columbia as the early favorite, with Cornell Syracuse Pennsylvania and Stanford strong contenders. It highlights crew speed, stroke development led by Wormser at Columbia and Shoemaker Marcy at Penn, and mentions mixed form across teams with wind and tide affecting performance.
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Freshman Junior and Varsity Rowing Titles Set by I R A
In Poughkeepsie 12 college crews prepare for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships to decide freshman junior and varsity crowns with races scheduled for tomorrow.
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Record for Runless Tie Sets Baseball Mark
Burlington Iowa June 27 Burlington and Keokuk in the Central Association played 22 scoreless innings to a tie, the longest game without a run in organized baseball history. Miller pitched well for Burlington with seven hits allowed and 17 strikeouts. Watkins allowed six hits and 14 punchouts. Darkness halted play after a pitchers duel, surpassing the prior 18-inning scoreless game in the Pacific Coast League.
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Watson and Bull Win Middle States Title in Doubles
In Orange New Jersey on June 27 C Frederick Watson Jr and Charles M Bull Jr defeated Harold A Throckmorton and Lindley Dunham in four sets 6 3 7 96 3 6 4 to capture the Middle States championship doubles title at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station.
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Covington tosses seven innings no hit for Mobile
Tex Covington, former Detroit American pitcher, pitched a seven inning no hitter for Mobile today in the Atlanta Southern Association game. Only 21 men faced him, one walked but was caught stealing, and Mobile scored one run.
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Baseball Double Overtime: Cubs Dodgers and White Sox Cleveland
Two 19 inning games in one month highlight baseball fireworks. The Cubs faced the Dodgers in the first marathon while the White Sox battled Cleveland in the second, delivering extended drama and endurance.
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Langford and McVea Tomorrow in 12 Round Boston Bout
Sam McVea formerly of Oxnard California and later Paris France will box San Langford in a 12 round contest before a Boston audience at the Atlas Athletic Club tomorrow night.
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McVea Seen As Threat To Langford By Boxing Fans
Fans forecast a tough clash as Sam Langford prepares for a bout with Harry McVea. Early city appearance by McVea vs Joe Jeanette impressed observers who doubt Langford can counter the champion's famed left hook.
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Playground Opens Today at Lexington Centre
The Lexington Centre playground opens this morning for a season of organized play under Lexington Park Commissioners Dr. J. Odin Tilton chairman William E. Mulliken and Augustus Scott. Improvements include a larger swimming pool and new supervision with Miss Eloise Butterfield guiding the center and Miss Dorothy Teague assisting. East Lexington now gets its own playground supervised by Miss Mildred Green alongside East Lexington projects.
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Golfers Aware Stymies Must Go
A golf writer argues for abolishing the stymie, citing recent match outcomes and a Belmont Spring incident where stymies affected results. He notes support from the Lumber Trade Association ruling against stymies and predicts wider adoption by clubs and national bodies in time.
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Morton Toughness Shines In 19 Inning Win Over White Sox
In a marathon 19 inning game, Morton and the Indians push the White Sox to the limit. Cleveland’s veteran pitcher battles through a grueling affair to edge Chicago by one run, showcasing elite endurance and skill.
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