Sline Pitches No Hit Game for Lawrence Against Lowell
Sline fire a no hit performance for Lawrence against Lowell as Lawrence loses 8 runs in the ninth inning. Flynn Massey Hammond Slattery and Ain smith reach base with two base hits and a three base hit by Hammond. Blanchard allowed six runs with five strikeouts before the Balk and late outs.
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Sullivan Wins Tight 12 Round Decision Over Thomas
Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence defeats Jose Thomas of California in a 12 round battle at the Armory Athletic Association. Referee Flaherty awarded the decision amid postfight tensions as Thomas protested and attempted to strike the official. Foley beats M'Donough in the semi final, drawing boos then applause.
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South Boston
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Manchester
M'Donough
River Nine Wins Uphill Battle Over Worcester
Fall River defeats Worcester 6 to 6 in a heavy hitting game marked by mixed pitching. Weaver leads Fall River with multiple runs while Messner and Solbran contribute key hits, and Worcester’s Rondeau and Nichols add offense.
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Fullerton
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Haverhill Defeats New Bedford In Key Match
Haverhill edged New Bedford 2 to 1 in a tight game played in New Bedford on June 29. Haverhill took an early lead, then held off a late surge by New Bedford to secure the win.
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Yale Seeks Third Game Victory in Weekend Series
Yale aims for a third straight win over Harvard in New York after sweeping the first two games. The Polo Grounds contest features Yale’s steady pitching against Harvard’s supporters and promises strong attendance. Bullet Thoney suffers a painful injury clouding his season with the Red Sox.
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Polo Grounds
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Lynn Rally Beats Brockton 6 3 In Nine Inning Showdown
Lynn scored 3 2 and 1 runs in the seventh eighth and ninth as Brockton fell 6 to 3. Key hits came from Wallace O Rourke Reischman McMahon Hoff with Hickman Murch O Rourke among the standouts. Cutting and Hoff pitched for the pitchers. Time 2 hours Umpire Rorty.
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Harvard Yale regatta excitement swells in New London
New London Connecticut prepares for the Harvard Yale rowing regatta with crowds hotels full and 700 tickets denied for observation trains. Yale and Harvard crews train, with Yale leading in a recent freshmen win and Harvard anxious to race. Regatta schedule and safety limits outlined by officials.
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Regulation changes shape Yale Harvard regatta rules
A meeting among Yale and Harvard captains and Referee Meikleham set a revised regatta rule. If an accident happens in the first half mile either eight may stop and restart, replacing the prior ten stroke limit. Smith of Yale, injured, has been sent home. Kerr will row with adjustments, and Howe’s brother may join the freshman four.
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Conn
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William H. Meikleham
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New Haven
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Parsons
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Weeding Out Doves Rank Players and Managers
Claude Ritchey received an unconditional release from the Boston Nationals signaling a broad pruning of the roster. Expect further cuts for Beaumont Dahlen Sweeney Stein Beck and several pitchers as managerial changes loom Bowerman may return to New York in a deal involving Giants staff Herzog McCormick Snodgrass and Schlei are among candidates for a new leadership amid unclear confirmations from President Dovey.
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New York
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