Nationals Win in Twelfth Inning Over Cardinals
In a 12 inning game Boston defeats St Louis 8 to 1 behind Lindaman who worked deep and Dolan Pfeffer Strobel and Bridwell spark the offense. The large Cincinnati crowd saw New York beat Cincinnati 4 to 0 as Bresnahan left with hurt and Chech allowed multiple runs but New York prevailed.
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Brooklyn Triumphs Over Chicago After Eighth Inning Rally
National League summary shows Brooklyn defeating Chicago as a late eighth inning rally built on a triple and a single shifts the game from a comfortable lead to a Brooklyn win. Pfets contributed in the late scoring sequence.
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St. Louis at ieee
Cleveland at New York. Detroit at Washington. Philadelphia hosts the meeting with St. Louis advancing to face ieee in a regional matchup.
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Boston Baseball Gloom Deepens As Slump Hits City
The column laments Boston’s 10 game losing streak with comments on Collins team, Vinson reinstatement typo, and hints at weak infield and outfield. It notes performances by Gielbach and Reading High School’s Roger Chase, and questions why Boston hasn’t developed faster youngsters.
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New England Intercollegiate Meet Heads to Boston
The New England intercollegiate athletic meet moves to Technology Field in Brookline next Friday and Saturday. Harvard and Yale are not members, Amherst faces reverses with Captain Hubbard out due to diphtheria and Heath White Stearns unavailable, Kooyumijian may be limited, threatening 12 to 16 points but heightening competitive tension for first place.
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Green timers and ten second sprinters dominate college track talk
Myron Townsend surveys the sport world noting Penn trainer Mike Murphy dismisses a Wilkes Barre 100 yard dash as vanity times by green timers. He cites Duffey and Keyes as standout athletes while Jack O'Brien faces Squires in Melbourne for money. White Sox president Comiskey signs Eddie Hahn to bolster batting and Holy Cross umpiring controversy highlights home-team bias.
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Boxing Gossip Of Week With City Bout Schedule
Boxers set to fight across Philadelphia Indianapolis New York and Chelsea with a busy week. Main Chelsea show features a 10 round main event and an eight round semi final plus a six round to start. Jerry Gaines and Er Bradley highlighted by rivalry and strong undercard bouts. The Chelsea club also previews openings at Southbridge Brockton and Charlestown venues with several 12 and 15 round matches on tap.
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Six Cylinder Cars Dominate World Races and Grand Prix
The rise of six cylinder engines drives entries in the French Grand Prix and American Vanderbilt Cup, with well known makes like Mercedes Gobron Brillie Napier and Henry Ford joining the lineup. Germany France England and the U.S. project top designs as the Pole expedition adapts a motor cycle into an ice sled for Walter Wellman. Grand Prix entries near June 27 promise cash prizes, with no English or American cars yet entered.
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Yale and Harvard Face Off in Looming Stadium Duel
Preview of the Yale Princeton track dual meet set for next Saturday in New Haven. Harvard trails after a 78 to 2 loss to Princeton, with Parsons potentially returning from Athens to bolster Yale’s hopes. Key events include the half mile, sprints, distance races, hurdles, and field events led by Yale stars Hall Crosby and Gilbert, plus Harvard’s Dodge Whitman and Rand Rogers Doyle.
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Fans say Collins must get new men
The Boston Americans suffer ten straight defeats as fans blame manager Collins for failing to strengthen the roster. Critics urge signing Ed Abbaticchio or Batty, with calls to buy improved outfielders and adopt new tactics to end the slump.
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Boston Teams See Batting Averages Slump Across Week
Boston Americans Captain Collins and Chick Stahl boost their numbers amid losses while Peterson rises in a single game. Buck Freeman drops from 280 to below 300. Tenney and Bridwell return to the roster as the Nationals chase improved form in warmer days.
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