Local college hoops and track notes amid war campaign
The article notes several college athletes and teams preparing for the New England intercollegiates and Eastern trips. It mentions Fred Mitchell’s leaner frame, the Cubs’ strong lineup, Major Briggs continuing despite intercollegiate delays, and Bert Sullivan’s three-man contingent. It also covers Andy Kelly’s enlistment, Tech beating Brown, Kanaly’s large entries, Jimmy Henigan invited to a Gloucester five mile race, and a shift to New England amateur wrestling as the Sun Day Tiger Red Sox draw fans at a war mood game.
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New England Intercollegiate Championships Held One Day
Questioning if the New England intercollegiate championships will return to a two day format and whether Dartmouth will enter. The event will be a single day starting at 1 30 in late afternoon. Dartmouth is no longer a member of the New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association.
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Newton
Ouimet Invited To Play Amateur Championship
Francis Ouimet accepted an invitation from the Western Golf Association to compete as an amateur in the amateur championship at Midlothian Country Club Chicago July 9 to 14. The invitation came after a board vote redefining amateur status. Ouimet rose to fame by winning the 1913 national open.
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Edward Ray
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Baseball Schedules Across Leagues
American League matchups include Boston at Cleveland and New York at St Louis. National League features Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Eastern League listings show Worcester at Lawrence and Bridgeport at Hartford.
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White Sox Bunch Hits and Beat Athletics
Chicago bunched hits in the fifth inning behind Seibolds wildness to take a commanding lead over Philadelphia in the first game of the series. Seibold, Weaver, Risberg, Schalk and Witt supplied key drives as Chicago won 6 to 2 at home.
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Tigers Rally Past Senators in 14 Inning Win
Detroit overcame Washington with an 8 to 2 victory after 14 innings. Burns and Vitt added the decisive doubles for the Tigers while Roland worked out of jams and received three double plays to end threats.
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Indians Defeat the Red Sox 7 6 In Newark? No, Cleveland Triumphs
Cleveland edged Boston 7 to 6 as wild pitching and sloppy defense doomed the Red Sox early. Leonard and Wyckoff labored. Chapman, Roth, and Speaker fueled Cleveland's attack with timely hits while Boston rallied in the late innings but fell short despite heavy hitting.
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Highlanders Triumph 6 2 Over Browns in St Louis
New York hits hard as they beat St. Louis 6 to 2 in a game riddled by errors. Fisher allowed five hits in seven innings before replacement. Russell and Rogers also saw action. Pipp, Baker, and Severeid drove runs with two-base hits and a home run by Pipp highlighted the scoring.
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Groton School Beats Middlesex 13 to 4 At Concord
Groton School defeated Middlesex School 13 to 4 at Concord as Middlesex played without key hitters Spaulding and Pratt who left to join the American ambulance corps in France. The loss likely ends Middlesex’s bid for the private school championship.
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