Somerville High Wins Tight 7 5 Victory
Somerville High defeated Boston Latin School 7 to 5 at Tufts Oval in a clean, exciting mid afternoon game. Patch pitched a notable effort for Somerville while White starred for Latin and Pierce impressed at short. Boston College vs Georgetown and other college games listed for today across city grounds.
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Harvard Freshmen Defeat Brown Freshmen 6 to 2 at Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen topped Brown freshmen 6 to 2 yesterday on Soldiers Field. Comins pitched a steady game with two strikeouts in a tense seventh inning. Both teams had six hits, Brown’s fielding were weaker, Marean substituted behind the plate for J Clark as the day’s play concluded.
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Harvard Track Draws Hard Luck With Absent Sprinters
Harvard track notes a setback as Applegate and Ellis cannot compete due to faculty lings. Applegate would have likely broken forty in the half and stood with Swan, while Swan shows wavering form. Ellis could not place but remains a strong competitor, possibly earning a spot in the short races.
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Promised WI Score Details From Harvard Lineup
Fragmentary notes mention Harvard players Comins Marean Clifford and Foley with references to Brown and Batteries-E Brown. No clear game outcome or date is present. The text appears as scattered roster-like entries and incomplete identifiers.
Holy Cross Tops Georgetown Behind Griffin's Seamless Play
Worcester May 23 Holy Cross wins over Georgetown as Griffin stars in the box and belted a seventh inning homer with a runner aboard. Georgetown crippled by illness and substitutions, Downes at second, Burbank at third committing a costly error. Score Holy Cross 6 Georgetown 4. Batteries Griffin Brennan White Cranston.
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Yale Defeated by Lehigh in Ragged Exhibition
Yale and Lehigh played a ragged baseball game in semi darkness. Yale used Garvan Cook and Robertson in the box as transfers unsettled the squad. Lehigh’s hits were better placed and errors less costly, yielding a 10 to 2 Lehigh victory with a chaotic late inning.
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Harvard Freshmen Defeat Seniors In Early Season Game
The first Harvard baseball game of the season ended with the juniors defeating the seniors 12 to 8. After leading 7 to 5 entering the eighth, seniors third baseman Béardsell committed errors that shifted the game's momentum and cost their team. Harvard '01 and Harvard '02 lines show the inning by inning scores.
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Harvard Second Nine Defeats Phillips Andover 9 to 4
Andover, May 23 The Harvard second nine easily defeated Phillips Andover by 9 to 4 this afternoon. The academicians used many substitutes and were weak in the field and at bat. Batteries Coburn Cha Milno Brown and Winslow.
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Universities of Maine tops Colby in opener at Waterville
Waterville May 23 Colby and University of Maine opened the college league season in a brisk City game. The University of Maine won 7 to 3 despite strong Colby resistance.
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Bicycle racing notes signal big Memorial Day meets in eastern New England
Eastern New England hosts at least nine Memorial Day race meets with many Boston and Plymouth county riders competing. Notable names include Watson Coleman substituting in Brockton, Frank Butler recovering from injury, Albert Champion favored at Waltham, and tandem teams from Press Cycling Club. Chelsea and NCA clubs gain prominence while park crowding boosts macadamite riders. The era’s top figures like Jimmy Michael train hard as cycling clubs expand across the region.
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Harvard Crew Sees MacConnell Start at No 5 In Varsity Boat
There was a notable change at Harvard as MacConnell entered the varsity boat at No 5 replacing Ladd who had displaced Lawrence. The move sparked talk of a temporary experiment as MacConnell is not yet a veteran rower. The lineup showed Higginson at stroke and McConnell at four with Shuebruk three, Wood two, Bullard bow, and Wadleigh coxswain, while the second crew watched from the launch.
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Outing Club Bouts Delight with Music and Knockout Silence
The Outing Club staged an excellent athletic and vaudeville show last evening. An orchestra between rounds promoted silence and good order. Captain Bill Daly refereed as bouts featured Harry Boles versus Scotty Coyne, Johnny Sheehan versus Smoke Connors, and a fifteen round bout between Pickaninny and Bob Montgomery, all drawing high praise.
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Isoteric Club Hosts Star Boxing Night With Corbett Sighting
At the Isoteric Club a major boxing reception features Pemberton Associates with top fighters including Steve O Donnell Sandy Ferguson Martin Mulvihill Harry Boles John Riley Allie Edwards Billy Hill Pocahontas Young Mulholland Young Kelly Jerry Callahan Kid Lewis Billy Reefers Dan Snyder Charles O Rourke Smoke Connors Frank Tyson Billy Gardner Johnny Cullen Young Dart Spike Haley Mike D Arcy The Globe Journal and Traveler reporters present with referees and timekeepers. James J Corbett will attend as boxing’s elder statesman amid a swelling roster and betting chatter surrounding Sullivan twins and Roanoke Club relations.
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Young Kelly
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Frank Tyson
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Tom O'Rourke
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Cuppy Bought by Selee In Boston Victory at St Louis
In St Louis May 23 Boston captured a victory over St Louis with pitcher George Cuppy, purchased by Selee from Cincinnati. The game featured tense umpire calls by O Day and a late home run by Buck Freeman that decided the outcome. Cuppy had played little recently, with his value and fit in Boston under scrutiny.
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Pittsburgs Beat Howell as Waddell Struggles
In Pittsburg on May 23 the Pittsburgs overtake Howell in the sixth inning to win 15 to 4 over Cincinnati after Waddell faltered early and Chespro shut down Brooklyn. Attendance reached 2800. In Cincinnati a rain delay disrupted play as the New York nine plated nine runs in the third inning while Doheny pitched with control issues.
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Piatt Dominates as Chicago Beats Philadelphia 5-3
In Chicago on May 23 Piatt started strong striking out the first two Phillies. Philadelphia led briefly with hard hitting but Griffith settled and Piatt faltered after the fourth. Attendance was about 2800 as Chicago won 5 to 3 with key plays by Childs at second and solid defense throughout.
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Improvised Scoreboard of Matches Across Cities
A fragment lists multiple pairings with scores such as Detroit 7 Milwaukee 6 and Buffalo 11 Kansas City 6. Additional lines show Derby 6 Bridgeport 2 and Rochester 12 Providence 2, among others, with many city names and college names including Yale and Brown referenced in scattered entries.
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