Harvard Wins From Vermont in 8 to 2 Victory
Harvard defeated Vermont 8 to 2 to notch its 16th win of the season. Mahan pitched for Vermont and Malcolm closed for Harvard with strong work. Nash Gannett Mayforth and Fitzpatrick led offense with two base hits and multiple runs batted in as 3,000 fans watched at the Soldiers Thiel diamond.
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Malcolm
Sleek Sara Ane OS O
Lyons
Berry
Marden
Fraser
Ayres
O’reilly and
Kelley
Tufts Baseball Begins Two Day Dartmouth and Vermont Trip
Tufts varsity baseball departs College Hill for a two day swing playing Dartmouth in Hanover this afternoon and Vermont in Burlington tomorrow. The peripatetic trip tests the team against New England opponents and could shape early-season momentum.
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Tufts
College Hill
Dartmouth
Hanover
Vermont
Burlington
Lannin Buys Out Taylor Interests In Boston Club
General Charles H. Taylor and John S. Taylor sold their half stake to Ban B. Johnson presiding at the relay as President Lannin bought all shares. Lannin proclaims sole ownership with plans to aid bleacher patrons and add 25 cent seats while promising innovations at the Boston American League club.
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Red Sox
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Stock Exchange
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Johnson
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Lannin Purchases Majority Stock of Boston Club
Johnson confirms J J Lannin now owns all common stock of the Boston club while General Charles H Taylor retains some preferred shares and remains a trustee of Fenway Realty Trust. Taylor and John I Taylor receive praise for their role in building the club and promoting organized baseball.
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Taylor
J. J. Lannin
Boston Club
Charles H. Taylor
John S. Taylor
General Taylor
Fenway Realty Trust
Fenway Park
Taylors
John I. Taylor
Boston
Boston Police League Opens With Jamaica Plain Patrols
The Greater Boston Police league begins with Boston facing a Metropolitan force selection on Columbus Avenue grounds. The Boston squad is mainly Jamaica Plain patrol officers from the local station.
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Greater Boston
Boston
Metropolitan Force
Columbus Avenue
Jamaica Plain Station
Regional and league matchups listed across cities
The schedule lists games by regional divisions including AMERICAN with St Louis at Boston Chicago at Washington Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia NATIONAL Boston at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago FEDERAL Kansas City at Pittsburg St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Buffalo Indianapolis at Baltimore NEW ENGLAND Portland at Wynn Lewiston at Fitchburg Worcester at Lowell Lawrence at Haverhill COLONIAL Brockton at Pawtucket Taunton at New Bedford Woonsocket at Fall River
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Wwe
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Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
See
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Cincinnati Tree
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Wynn
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Worcester
Lawrence
Brockton
Pawtucket
Taunton
New Bedford
Woonsocket
Fall River
Baseball Game Recap with St Louis Victory
St Louis beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 as Mayer Robinson Perritt and Alexander pitched. Key hits include Lobert a two base, Wilson and Cravath with three base hits. Catchers and subs batted for in late innings as errors and outs shaped the final score.
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Perritt
Beck
Phila
St. Louis
Lobert
Wilson
Cravath
Alexander
Robinson
S. Magee
Wingo
Huggins
Byrne
Luderus
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Snyder
Paskett
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Cruise
Wee See
Reck
Serene
Dolan
Miller Tete
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Vanitie laid afloat as crew tests its chrome vanadium mast
The Vanitie was launched before a small crowd. Mr. Cochran and Miss Sears boarded Robin while George F. Lawley brought the christening bottle remains. The yacht features a chrome vanadium steel mast, bronze plates, and a wide deck with minimal hatches, aiming for speed and strength. with mast stepped, the vessel should sail true at 119 feet overall, 22 feet 4 inches beam, 13 feet 9 inches draft, and about 8500 square feet of sail planned.
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Mr. Cochran
Miss Sears
Norman H. White
Robin
George F. Lawley
Gardner
Pittsburg Beats Kansas City 6 to 2 at Home
Pittsburg celebrated returning home by defeating Kansas City 6 to 2. Walker pitched four walks and exited in the fifth after yielding four men on base. Hanning struggled as Kansas City rallied with scattered runs. Batteries Walker Adams Barry Hanning Harris Easterly.
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Kansas City
Walker
Hanning
R.H.E. Pou
Adams
Barry
Harris
Easterly
Change Crowns a New Pektop Straw Exhibition
An unusual sunken crown straw titled Change is showcased with a window display at 327 Washington St. The ad invites try-ons in store and offers mail orders prepaid at $2, advertising a three-dollar quality straw named Cousin Jack arriving with novelty and individuality.
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Jack
Buffalo Beats Chicago 5 to 4 in Ninth Inning Thriller
In Buffalo, May won the first of a three game set from Chicago 5 to 4. The game tied at the top of the ninth when Fisk, brought in by Joe Tinker to relieve Long, walked with the bases loaded to force in the winning run. Batte Krapp, Anderson, Lange, Fisk and Wilson listed among the players.
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Chicago
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Wilson
Yale Ties Pittsburg in Tennis on Home Courts
Yale on its home courts was only able to tie the University of Pittsburg in a tennis match. Gates and Cunningham were the only Eli players able to withstand the Pittsburg game.
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New Haven
Yale
University of Pittsburg
Gates
Cunningham
Eli
Pittsburg
Tufts Defeated Rhode Island State in Close Track Meet
Tufts won 69 to 89 at Tufts Oval in the annual Tufts Rhode Island State track meet. Event highlights include MacLellan winning the 220 and 440 dashes for Tufts, Kinny and Barron carrying Rhode Island in distance races, and several Tufts runners placing in sprints and field events.
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Tufts Oval
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Taber
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Kinny
Phillips
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Holden
Redford
Danver
Boss
Bratt
Ellins
Palmer
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