Dr Frank Sexton Resigns as Harvard Baseball Coach
In Philadelphia on May 13, Harmon received strong support as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 3 to 1. Wagner handled 14 chances without an error, Johnston helped in three double plays, Carey made two running catches, and Viox and Gerber fielded well as Pittsburgh surged in the second inning scoring on singles, a walk, and a double steal.
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Sexton Resigns From Harvard Baseball Coach Post
Harvard baseball coach Frank Sexton resigns after a dispute with the Harvard Athletic Association committee over coaching policy. The May 13 resignation follows friction rooted in attempts to assign outside coaches to various roles at Soldiers Field, ending Sexton's tenure after leading two Crimson teams to Yale defeats.
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Wheat's first inning homer keys Brooklyn win over Chicago
Brooklyn beat Chicago 3 to 2 in a pitchers battle. Wheat hit a first inning homer with Stengel on second and two out, giving Brooklyn the lead. Chicago scored on Archer triple Phelan single and late double and sac fly. Good made a spectacular catch but injured shoulder.
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Charter Oak Park Grand Circuit Entries Reach 215
Hartford May 13 215 entries filed for 10 Charter Oak Park races next fall with an aggregate purse of 23000 dollars. The 2 08 Charter Oak trot for 5000 dollars drew 17 entries.
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Sexton Resigns as Harvard Baseball Coach
Dr. Frank J. Sexton resigns effective immediately as Harvard baseball coach after friction with the graduate advisory committee over supplying assistants. Harvard Athletic Association accepts the resignation and plans to hire Percy D. Haughton for the rest of the season.
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Tigers Beat Notre Dame In 10 Innings
Princeton beat Notre Dame 6 to 5 in ten innings at Princeton New Jersey today. Notre Dame jumped to a big lead with four runs in the first inning but errors and late Princeton scoring changed the outcome. Batteries Chaplin and Salmon for Princeton Wells and Kennedy for Notre Dame.
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Giants Top Reds 4 3 Behind Poll Perritt Victory
New York Giants defeat Cincinnati Reds 4 to 3 as Poll Perritt earns his first win of the season. Giants gather 11 hits while fielding solidly. Von Kolnitz delivers a timely pinch hit in a close game.
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Baseball game report with runs and errors
New York and Cincinnati played a low scoring game with key at bats and fielding notes. Wingo Fletcher Groh Murray Von Kolnitz contributed multi base hits while Ames Perritt faced multiple baserunners and strikes.
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Federal League Matchups On Tap In East
Brooklyn visits Baltimore while Newark travels to Buffalo and Chicago plays Pittsburg highlighting a regional slate across the Federal League.
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Yale sophomore stroke out of boat in class championship
Thatcher Lane, stroke of Yale’s sophomore eight that won last Saturday, left the boat due to blood poisoning. He was to stroke the Yale eight in the race against Harvard champions in Boston. Harry Hume of Harvard’s junior class crew has taken his seat.
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The Pot of Gold by Roy Norton in Sun Day Post Magazine
Roy Norton presents The Pot of Gold in the Sun Day Post Magazine. The story is described as big virile and unprecedented for the publication. Readers are urged not to miss it.
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