Red Sox rally to beat Washington. keep second in league
In a six pitcher battle the Boston Red Sox, led by Lord Hooper and Wagner, won a dramatic ninth inning rally to move back into second place in the American League. Lord slid into second for a two base hit and Hooper followed with a run scoring single to clinch the victory over Washington after Altrock faltered.
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Sports matchups list from early Philadelphia Boston card
Philadelphia vs Boston Washington vs New York St Louis vs Chicago Cleveland vs Detroit matchups listed for upcoming games with no scores provided.
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Tigers Come From Behind and Win Out
Detroit defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in 10 innings with a disputed umpire decision, two bagger by Killifer and Schmidt's single delivering the winner. Stanage made a spectacular bunt-fly catch as the game featured wrangling and three early ejections for arguing.
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New York Edges Philadelphia 2-1 in Ninth Inning Thriller
New York defeated Philadelphia 2-1 as Elberfeld drove in two runs with a single after two were out in the ninth. A wild pitch by Morgan and Engle's single followed the sequence for the winning runs.
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Red Sox travel after midnight for Boston doubleheader
The Red Sox depart at midnight and arrive in Boston by 2 PM tomorrow with the Phillies enjoying a restful night. A doubleheader is set for Wednesday. Gessler is sidelined for a few days. Speaker aims to be ready for today’s second-place battle. Cicotte or Rynan may start the opener against the Athletics.
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Connecticut League Scores Evening Card
Bridgeport defeated New Britain 4 to 2 while Hartford beat Holyoke 8 to 1 and Springfield won 5 to 1. New Haven and Waterbury Northampton finished tied 5 to 5, with their game postponed by mutual agreement.
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Second Harvard Yale clash seen this afternoon in New Haven
New Haven awaits the second confrontation between Harvard and Yale after Harvard saved the first game. Cambridge backers travel to bolster Harvard as Captain Currier and his squad aim to break down Yale's defense with Merritt likely unable to replicate his Thursday performance.
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Pieper Devises Odd Pre Yale Prep For Harvard
Harvard coach Louis Pieper kept his baseball team away from Yale followers by signaling Farmington plans then moving players to Fort Griswold and Red Top for Sunday. He shuffled to New Haven for practice then returned to Fort Griswold overnight and again to Yale camp the day of the game, an innovation in Harvard athletics.
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Yale Harvard Baseball Game Sells Out
All tickets for the Yale Harvard game are sold with 12 000 capacity and 2000 standing spaces filled. Yale management added 1000 seats in a week and parked cars in center field area. No additional standing room or field tickets available.
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Bolt Tears Down Pennant at Polo Grounds Storm Strike
A violent thunderstorm hit New York late today flooding streets and injuring several as a bolt struck the central flagpole at the Polo Grounds. The incident occurred while New York and Brooklyn were about to call the game, tearing the pennant flag and killing one man.
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Pelty Stays Sharp as Cleveland Defeated
St Louis on June 28 reports steady pitching by Pelty and strong hitting from Hoffman and Jones and Ferris leading to the defeat of Cleveland.
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Pirates Win By Timely Hitting in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 28 Pittsburg used timely hitting to win the game. The locals produced two three base hits but failed to bring them home.
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Dedham Players Defeat New Haven Polo Team
Dedham graduates defeated New Haven in a polo match 9 to 4 during Yale commencement week. Key contributors included Joshua Crane formerly Harvard head football coach and Forbes for Dedham, while New Haven’s Frank Butterworth played with a sprained hand. The teams meet again Wednesday.
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Amherst Tops Wesleyan in Annual Commencement Game
Amherst defeats Wesleyan 5 to 0 in two innings in the annual commencement season contest. Batteries McClure and Taylor for Amherst Connolly and Marrines for Wesleyan. Umpire Foley.
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Eastern League Results From Tonight’s Doubleheader
Baltimore beat Newark 5 to 1 while Providence defeated Jersey City 5 to 1. Montreal crushed Toronto 8 to 1. Rochester swept in two games, first beating Buffalo 5 to 2 and then winning 2 to 1 in 15 innings.
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Southern League results include Memphis over New Orleans 4 0
Memphis blanked New Orleans 4 to 0. Nashville and Montgomery played 15 innings, tied 4 to 4. Birmingham dominated Atlanta in both games 38 to 2 and 8 to 2. Little Rock defeated Mobile 6 to 4.
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National sports matchups listed for major cities
Boston versus Philadelphia, New York at Brooklyn, Chicago facing Pittsburgh in a sequence of upcoming professional games.
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Quakers Tie Doves as Rain Halts Doubleheader
In the opening game Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 3 as Corridon struggled early but settled. The second game was halted by heavy rain after Boston held a lead. Deininger and Dooin drove in runs in the late innings. Sweeney highlighted fielding with spectacular plays for Philadelphia.
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Haverhill Beats New Bedford in Eight Run Rally
Haverhill defeats New Bedford 8 to 5 after Gardner allows no hits in four innings. Merrill relieves and gives up nine hits as Haverhill bats surge past Gardner and Conley. Connaughton Merrill Boardman Cooney Duff Toomey Ulrich score for Haverhill with key hits including a Merrill three-base hit.
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Lowell Beats Lawrence In11 Innings Inhomered Nightley
Lowell 1 Lawrence 0 in 11 innings as Duval pitched well for Lowell. Danzig drove in the winning run after Fitzpatrick and Duval aided by a clutch throw from Howard at the plate to deny Duggan. Eason and Duval each worked 8 strikeouts with Duval getting the win.
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Brockton blanks Lynn 6 to 0 in league tilt
Brockton capitalized on Lynn errors as O'Toole dominated on the mound with eight strikeouts. Mel Lane, Hendrickson, and McGovern each scored for Brockton while O’Brien Abbott pitched for Lynn in a 1h 59m game.
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Taft Loses Golf Match to Aide in Washington
President Taft and General Edwards lost a fourball match at golf today in Washington 2 up to Senator Bourne of Oregon and Captain Butt, military aide to the president.
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