Close college dual meet shows tight title race
The big college duals produced mostly favorites wins with Harvard nudging Cornell, and Dartmouth testing Pennsylvania. Ted Meredith and Riley fueled sprint battles while Alma Richards from Cornell looms for Franklin Field trials as teams brace for the may intercollegiates.
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Harvard
Cornell
Ithacans
Pooch Donovan
Moakley
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Hanover
Harry Hillman
Quakers
Yale
Princeton
Franklin Field
Ithacan excels in intercollegiate field events
The Ithacan reports Duffey's strong high jump broad jump and shot put showing him likely the top point scorer among collegians. Worthington of Dartmouth sets two broad jump marks in the Penn Dartmouth games with jumps of 22 feet 9 inches and 23 feet 12 inches, plus 23 feet 2 inches. His consistent jumping suggests an intercollegiate medal could be awarded for the event.
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Ithacan
Worthington
Dartmouth
Triple play dispute over voluntary base running
Discussion on whether a three-out sequence starting with a strikeout and involving advancing runners qualifies as a triple play. Some scorers call it a triple play as a continuous out sequence, others argue it hinges on force-play rules. Additional sports queries cover boxing schooling, fighter nationality, and title transfer examples.
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Boxer
Tufts Nine Opens Second Schedule With Strong Record
The Tufts baseball team, after only one loss by 2 to 1, begins the second half of its schedule with a stronger record than any other team from Medford college.
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Tufts
Medford College
Tufts Baseball Faces Vacuum as O Marra Becomes Ineligible
Tufts relies on veterans Krepps and Whittaker after O Marra loses eligibility. Rockwell may replace O Marra on the varsity. Taft credits fielders for success as they turn hard chances into outs and provide strong support, with BC the sole game where fielding faltered.
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Tufts
Krepps
Whittaker
Fritz
O’marra
Rockwell
Taft
Medford College
Boston College
Monthly meeting of Ladies' Kennel Association in Boston
The Ladies' Kennel Association holds its monthly meeting this afternoon at the Hotel Touraine with secretary Mrs. Fran cis P Kendall of Lexington presiding. Mrs. Henry S Bush of Chestnut Hill chairs as the club finalizes plans for the upcoming annual dog show at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale next month.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association
Francis P. Kendall
Lexington
Hotel Touraine
Henry S. Bush
Chestnut Hill
Woodland Park Hotel
Auburndale
Baseball Schedule Across Leagues Highlights
American League matchups include Boston at New York. New England League games feature Fitchburg at Lawrence and Lewiston at Portland. Other fixtures place Lowell at Lynn and Worcester at Manchester. Federal League sees Pittsburg at Baltimore and Chicago at Newark plus Kansas City at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Buffalo.
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R. H Attee
Chicago
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Louis
P.O. Detroit
New York
Erene
P.C. Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
American League
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Lewiston
Portland
Lowell
Lynn
Worcester
Manchester
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Buffalo
National League
P.C Lawrence
Enews
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Pirates Defeat Cincinnati 8 to 3 in baseball game
Pirates beat Cincinnati 8 to 3 as Harmon, Douglass, and Lear staff the mound. Hinchman and Harmon led with two base hits and a home run while Herzog added a three bagger. Carey Johnston Baird Costello each swiped a bag.
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Clarke
Douglass
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hinchman
Harmon
Herzog
Carey
Johnston
Baird
Costello
Lear
J. H. Wagner
Groh
Schang
Byron
Orth
Leach
AB Carey
Hinechman
Orev Evee
Viox
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Peel
C Forree
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Olson
Eeeer O
Griffith
Wingo
Joe Wagner
Gs. Mollwitz
Eevee Clarke
Eeorree Pooin
Eevee Douglass
P aTwombley Eoonenee
I bKillifer
Straw Hat Styles for 1915 as Declared by The American Hatter
The leading hat trade journal says straw hats for 1915 move toward broader brims and lower crowns. The shift reflects prevailing fashion decisions in the hat industry.
Cleveland Beats Athletics 3 to 0 in Tuesday Game
Cleveland shut out the Athletics 3 to 0. Eight earned runs were recorded for Cleveland with six hits off Bush over seven innings. Barry, Lajoie and McInnis turned a double play. Bush struck out five for Cleveland, Bressler one, Morton three. Time 50 minutes. Umpires Chill and Connolly.
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Chicago
Saier
Williams
Bresnahan
See
Arene
Butler
Fy Snyder
Sallee
Aeererer aBetze Eaweaenererere
Hyatt
Eevee
St. Louis Eenee
Phelan
Beck
Salee
Vaughn
Fisher
Dolan
Huggins
Snyder
Rigler and Hart
Barbare
Bush
Cleveland
Barry
Lajoie
McInnis
Bressler
Morton
O’neill
Chill and
Connolly
Philadelphia Today
AB. Leibold
Cor Ces
Wambsganss
Shields
O’ Neill
Oo Morton
aSmith
Phila
AB E
Dee Schang
White Sox Defeat Browns 6 to 1 in Baseball
The White Sox beat the Browns 6 to 1. E Collins and Daly had two-base hits. Austin and C Walker stole bases. Hoch batted for Hoch in the ninth. Pitchers Loudermilk Baumgardner Russell James used. Loudermilk allowed five hits in 7 2 3 innings.
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White Sox
Browns
Hoch
Chicago
E. Collins
Daly
Austin
C. Walker
Pratt
Felch
Loudermilk
Baumgardner
Russell
James
Weaver
O’loughlin
Hildebrand
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O Schalk
C Ene Daley
Esas
Shotten
Seaee
Baumgardner, Hoch
aLeary
Winchester Ties for Lead in Mystic Valley Baseball
Winchester High ties for first place in the Mystic Valley inter scholastic league after a week featuring Winchester’s 4 to 9 upset over Lexington High and Arlington’s win over Stoneham High. Arlington and Winchester both sit at 3-0, Reading High drops to third, Lexington fourth, Stoneham at cellar.
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Winchester High School
Reading High
Lexington High
Arlington
Stoneham High
Spy Pond
Winchester
Winchester High
Ty. P.C
Red Sox Enjoy Day Off On Long Road Trip
Boston Red Sox manager Bill Carrigan and the team are spending a rest day in Garden City L I as guests of President Lannin. About 15 players arrived last night in three touring cars and spent Sunday relaxing at a real hotel.
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Garden City
L. I
Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Lannin
Red Sox lineup shifts as West swing looms
Scout Tom McCarthy and others mingle with players on and off the golf links while President Lannin plans the Western trip. Ray Collins and George Foster spark a tennis surprise for Garden City guests as Smoky Joe Wood nears a start in a pivotal West swing. Russell Holmes may join, and McNally strengthens third base as pitching shapes up ahead of a fleet of sailors visiting for the finale.
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Tom McCarthy
Lannin
Ray Collins
George Foster
Garden City
Speaker
Hooper
Wood
Parker’s Glen
Red Sox
St. Louis
Russell Holmes
Lewiston
Carrigan
Highlanders
Mays
Shore
Larry Gardner
Mike McNally
Gardner
McNally
Boston
Jimmy Collins
MecNally
Heinie Wagner
United States
New York
Newark Feds Beat Chicago 4 to 3 in City Game
Newark New Jersey defeats Chicago 4 to 3 for the third straight win. Final line shows Newark scoring in the first and seventh innings while Chicago answered with varying runs. Batteries Kalkenberg and Rariden vs Hendrix and Wilson.
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Newark
FEDS
Chicago
N. J
R.H.E. Newark
Kalkenberg
Rariden
Hendrix
Wilson
Girls baseball practice resumes at Lexington High School
Following a Lexington School Board ruling on girls physical condition the newly formed girls baseball nine will resume practice this afternoon on the Lexington Athletic Field.
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Lexington School Board
Lexington High School
Lexington
Western Clubs to Tackle Braves Invasion of the West
The Braves under Stallings near season end face Western clubs led by Miller Huggins. The St Louis Cardinals start a four game series tomorrow as New York Giants arrive, with the Cardinals viewed as weaker than the Braves’ 1914 challenge.
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Braves
Stallings
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Miller Huggins
Braves Dominate Early Season Play After Slow Start
The article notes the Braves rise as the pitching staff firms and team spirit grows. It cites the Phillies dominance early, Boston’s solid record against Robinson and McGraw’s clubs, and Brooklyn and New York’s results. Evers’ injury slows his return while Dick Egan and Eddie Fitzpatrick fill the gap as the team nears the end of a strong week.
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Phillies
Champs
Boston
Robinson
McGraw
Brooklyn
Braves
Dodgers
Giants
Ross Stallings
New York Giants
Evers
The
Dick Egan
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Tigers Shut Out Walter Johnson in Short Game
Detroit Tigers blank Walter Johnson driven by strong pitching and late substitutions. Johnson allowed one earned run while Dubuc fanned two. Bush Cobb stole bases as the defense held tight and issued five walks to Johnson. Umpires Dineen and Nallin worked the plate in a 37 minute affair.
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Ansmith
McBride
Douioie
Sosch
Bush
Cobb
Johnson
Gandit
Vitt
Dubue
Dubuc
Dineen
Nallin
Detroit
Mich
John Debue
Washington
Walter Johnson
Baker
Shanks
AB Bush
B. Vitt
Eeeserrve
Ers
Eweeee Crawford
Veach
Kavanagh
Jacobson
Eee Eee
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Eeereneeee
E. Moeller
R Ac
Foster
Ewaene Shanks
Ae Eee
Milan
Gandil
Morgan
Ainsmith
Ss Johnson
aWilliams
Waterfront news from Boston harbor describes varied vessel arrivals
A report from the waterfront notes few fishing vessels yesterday but a large fleet expected this morning as groundfish prices may drop at the piers at market opening. Proetus arrives from Manila via the Panama Canal with hemp cargo. Prince George brings live lobsters and passengers. Resolute docks with lobsters. Bruckhausen loads for Havana. Canadian expected with horsemen aboard. Florida arrives from Copenhagen via Shields with pulp and stock. no vessel sailed yesterday. forthcoming ships include Grekland Esparta Mascara and more. Betty Alden posts strongest day of passenger business since April 17.
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United States
Proteus
Boston
Manilla
Panata Canal
Prince George
Booston & Yarmouth Line
Nova Scotia
Resolute
Port Wade
N. S
Bruckhausen
New York
Mystic
Havana
Bullock
Liverpool
Copenhagen
Christiania
Shields
Grekland
Canadian
Esparta
Leonarios
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Joseph J. Cuneo
Cananova
Royal Prince
Hong Kong
Philippines
Mascara
London
Ocean Monarch
Glasgow
Santurce
Nantasket
Betty Alden
Landsman
Shipping News Arrives with Multiple Vessels in Port Listings
A shipment of vessels including Proteus Rodman Florida Ofsted Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth WN Bruckhausen Molmaar City of Augusta Munson Gloucester Hatch Norfolk and more reach ports such as Manila Copenhagen Yarmouth New York Baltimore and Portland. Lighters tugs schooners and barges accompany the flotilla with several named captains and shipyard origins identified.
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Proteus
Rodman
Manila
P. I
Florida
Dan
Ofsted
Copenhagen
Christiania
Shields
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Bruckhausen
Molmaar
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Gloucester
Hatch
Norfolk
Tuscan
Thacher
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Golberth
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Hampden
Hersey
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Sberanger
Newport News
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Giles
City of Bangor
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Bath
Belfast
Sawyer
Bangor
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Eureka
Benner
Newburyport
Herbert
Rickes
Annisquam
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