Pelty Shuts Down Red Sox in 1-0 St Louis Victory
Barney Pelty fired a three hit shutout as the Browns edged the Red Sox 1 to 0 in St Louis. Joe Wood pitched well for Boston but Pelty limited Boston to three scattered hits and drew three walks. Tris Speaker’s absence hurt Boston as the Sox suffer their eighth loss in 17 games.
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Brockton Beats Lowell in Ninth Inning Slugfest
Brockton edged Lowell in the ninth as a passed ball and errant throws sparked a three-run uprising. Pitcher War finished the frame for Brockton after McDonald faced the late rally, while New Bedford defeated Lawrence 8 to 5 with Hagan and Crisham driving the offense.
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Huston
Weafer
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Phoenix
Beaton
Ee Vanade
Donald
Pruitt Baee
Fall River Triumphs Over Lynn 6-1 in Rainy Game
Fall River defeats Lynn 6 to 1 in a rain soaked contest as Blum limits Lynn to four hits and strands delivers a homer for Lynn. Key plays include three runs in the first inning and Strands homering for Lynn.
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Blum
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Red Sox Struggles Against Petty In Slugging Loss
The Red Sox could not solve Petty as Wood yielded two-run hits early and a late rally failed. Engle’s standout throw kept runners from scoring, Laporte and Melean added runs, while Myers singled in the fifth, leaving Boston unable to capitalize on chances as the pitcher dominated.
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Engle
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Melean
Myers
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Red Sox
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Wagner
Pelty
Boston
Th. Som
Evans and Mullen
Champions Wrestle At The Columbia
Walter Willoughby of Cleveland and Sam Anderson of Norwood meet for the middleweight title at the Columbia tomorrow night. Fast against West, each seen as regional top, with a record crowd expected to witness a clash recalling their two-year prior meeting won by Anderson on a foul.
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Walter Willoughby
Cleveland
Sam Anderson
Norwood
Columbia
Anderson
West
Woburn High Edges Chelsea High in Six Inning Victory
Woburn High defeated Chelsea High 1 to 0 in six innings. Pitcher Weafels starred for Woburn with eight strikeouts and no walks, allowing only one hit.
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Tigers Win Out In The Eleventh
Detroit defeated Washington 6 to 5 in 11 innings as Crawford stole second and scored on Cunningham error. Pitchers walked 20 men. Works 10, Groom 8, Hughes 2. Delehanty tripled for Washington. Cobb and Jones doubled for Detroit. Time two hours forty five minutes. Umpires OLoughlin and Dineen.
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Highlanders Defeat White Sox In Chicago Showdown
New York hammered Olmstead and beat Chicago 5 to 8 as Brockett faltered in the fourth, Caldwell finishing strong. Caldwell allowed hit after hit while Brockett yielded two base hits and Olmstead struck out twice.
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Gossip for Motorists in Boston and Beyond
Gossip for motorists reports on drives for the blind and crippled in Boston to Sharon. It notes Henry Endicott as driver of the Interstate Bulldog and mentions C Baldwin as prior. It highlights tire endurance in the Indianapolis 600 mile race and the Dayton truck’s Chicago to New York run reaching Albany. It also covers a Boston motor vehicle meeting and Glidden tour conflicts, plus the Abbott-Detroit Bulldog trip to Lamparzos Mexico covering 26 9839 miles.
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Interstate Automobile Company
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Leland Mitchell
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Harvard Defeats Pilgrims on Soldiers Field in Narrow Win
Harvard toed the plate with Traf Hicks credited for 4 hits and 20 total bases as the Crimson beat the Pilgrims, a squad of former college stars, 6 to 5. Bob McKay pitched for Harvard while Pilgrims collected eight hits, four in the late innings, aided by Harvard errors to score five runs.
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Queal Outsprints Shrubb In 12 Mile Championship
Billy Queal American long distance champion beat Briton Al Shrubb and Swedish Thure Johanson in a 12 mile race at the American league grounds. Queal allowed Shrubb to pace most of the race before a swift final sprint, winning by 25 yards in 1 hour 7 minutes 52 seconds. Ted Crooks won the 5 mile open race with Norris and Sullivan following.
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al Shrubb
Thure Johanson
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Queal
Shrubb
Ted Crooks
Fall River
Mike Norris
Brookline
Bart Sullivan
Cambridge
Brennan Blows Up as Newton High Tops Dorchester
Newton High baseball rallied for seven runs in the eighth inning to beat Dorchester 7 to 6 at Claflin Field Newtonville. Brennan struggled on the mound in the eighth allowing five Newton runs after Dorchester had led most of the game. Batteries Spalding Brooks Brennan Williams.
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Harvard Tennis Champion Crowned at Jarvis Field
J H McVeagh of Exeter won the annual Harvard singles championship at Jarvis Field defeating G C Carver of St Mark's School in three straight sets 9 7 6 2 6 4 yesterday afternoon.
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Jarvis Field
J. H. MceVeagh
Exeter
G. C. Carver
St. Mark's School
Malden High Defeats Harvard Second on Soldiers Field
Malden High defeated Harvard Second 10 to 6 yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field. The score reflected Malden High’s offense overpowering Harvard Second, with Malden tallying nine runs to Harvard’s six in a competitive match.
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Holy Cross Defeats West Point 5 to 1 in Baseball
Holy Cross hammered Devore and capitalized on repeated errors to beat West Point 5 to 1. Batteries were Lynch and Ganus for Holy Cross and Devore and Davenport for West Point.
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Brown Tops Penn in 4 to 2 Franklin Field Game
Brown University defeated the University of Pennsylvania 4 to 2 at Franklin Field. Brown pitcher Werner allowed six hits while Penn failed to capitalize with runners in scoring position. Pennsylvania struggled to convert key hits as Brown stretched its lead in the seventh inning.
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Stone School Edges Milton Academy In Close Game
Stone School defeated Milton Academy 2 to 1 at Milton Academy grounds in a tense afternoon matchup. Tackles include Wigglesworth, Ainsworth, Hernandez for Stone and Philips, Allis, Hernandez for Milton, with Hernandez striking out 15 for Stone and Handy 7 for Milton in a 2 hour, 10 minute contest.
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Allis
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Rindge Nine Crown Cambridge Champion
The Rindge Manual Training School baseball team defeated Cambridge High and Latin 10 to 2 at Tufts Oval to win the Cambridge championship. Players listed include Kelleher Armstrong Daly Fritz White Greene and O Connor among others with Mason Fitzgerald Beane earning mound duties. Attendance reached about 200.
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Harvard Star Wins Furlong Dash at Dodge Cup
Herb Kelley known as the blonde speed of Harvard wins the annual 220-yard scratch race for the Dodge cup. He defeats Billings by a scant yard with Adams third and Ranney fourth finishing in 22 3-5 seconds. This marks Kelley’s fourth win in three weeks after taking quarter miles at Dartmouth and Yale and the Wells cup last week.
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Springfield Training School Defeats Trinity 2 to 1
In Hartford on May 24 Springfield Training School edged Trinity 2 to 1 in a tightly contested baseball game. The result highlighted a strong pitching duel and clutch hitting by both sides.
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Springfield Training School
Trinity
Medford High Defeats Melrose 1 0 In Pitchers Battle
Medford High beat Melrose 1 to 0 on Melrose home grounds in a pitchers duel. Joe Fahey allowed eight hits with 11 strikeouts, while Rube Cram pitched well for Melrose. Notable plays and fielding kept the score low as Medford clinches a Suburban league edge.
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Cram Barly
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