Athletes and Officials Rally for Intercollegiate Events
The piece notes large crowds at Maine and Waterville meets while urging quick entries for the Knights of St. Finbar event at Russell Field. It highlights expectations for sub 4:20 mile times and strong 2 mile races featuring Hoffmire, Overton, Southworth, and Cook, plus plans for White to challenge for the lightweight crown.
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Joe McNamara
Russell Field
Joe
Charlesbank Gym
West End
Hoffmire
Cornell
Overton
Yale
Southworth
Harvard
F. I. Cook
Tech
Frank Kanaly
Baseball players expenses at home and on the road policy
The text states players pay their own costs in the home city while management pays on road trips. It notes Fan-Hans Lobert of the Giants clocked 18 45 seconds around the bases at a field day on Oct. 12. It confirms Lawrence won the New England pennant in 1912 and 1914.
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Franklin Field
Gus Kirby
Kirby
Hans Lobert
Giants
Pilee Commurcate Field
Lawrence
New England
Skyscrapers
Castle Square
Sullivan
Kilrain
Athletics Beat Cleveland 5 to 4 in Tenacity Victory
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 5 to 4 as Hagerman walks and Seibold muff trigger a four-run second inning. Oldring and Walsh star defensively while Shawkey hurls for Cleveland and Jones finishes. Earned runs Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 3 with key miscues shaping the score.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Today
Hagerman
Seibold
Jackson
Shawkey
Oldring
Walsh
Jones
Murphy
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O'Neill
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American Association Scores and Standings Snapshot
Louisville defeats Minneapolis 5 to 1 and Indianapolis edges St. Paul 4 to 2 while Cleveland posts 6 and Kansas City 5 in losses. Columbus 5 and Milwaukee 2 round out the listed results reflecting a busy league slate.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Cleveland
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Southern Association scores roundup for Nashville Atlanta Memphis
Nashville defeats Atlanta 7 to 3 while Memphis beats New Orleans 4 to 3 and Birmingham edges Little Rock 2 to 1 in three baseball games from the Southern Association.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
International League night games result highlights
Newark defeats Toronto 6 to 3 in the second game while Buffalo tops Richmond 5 to 4 and Rochester beats Providence 8 to 2. Toronto falls to Newark 3 to 6 in the rematch. Montreal sweeps Jersey City with 8 to 1 in the second game after an 8 to 8 draw in the first.
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Richmond
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Cubs Triumph 9-1 Over Braves in Fenway Park Showdown
Chicago routs Boston 9 to 1 as Schulte hits a long two run homer and Zimmerman Saier collect key hits. Red Smith delivers two singles for the Cubs while James falters early, Stallings misses the Boston bench due to illness.
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Red Smith
Red
Boston
Larry Cheney
Stallings
Johnny Evers
Troy
Cubs
James
Bill
Phelan
Fisher
Frank Schulte
Fenway Park
Ty Cobb
Frank Baker
Zimmerman
Saier
Egan
Williams
Zim
Moran
Archer
Cub
Schulte
Cubs Hit Big Bats Against Bill James and Crew
The Cubs unleashed a ferocious onslaught led by Schulte Zim and Saier, battering pitcher Bill James for six hits and five runs in a sixth inning burst. Crutcher relieved after James faded, while Zimmerman and Saier added more in the eighth. Cubs soar in the standings.
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Schulte
Zim
Saier
Bill James
Bill
James
Dick Crutcher
Zimmerman
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Crutcher
White Sox Edge Highlanders 5 4 in Injury-Plagued Win
The White Sox defeated the Highlanders 5 to 4. Fournier and Brief homered, Russell hit a three-base shot, and Weaver, Russell, Cree, and Maisel added two-base hits. Schalk was injured but batted for Pippin in the 5th.
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Pippin
Chicaso
New York
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Russell
Cree
Maisel
Roth
Cook
Cicotte
Pieh
Brown
Hartzell
E. Collins
Chicago
Brie
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Powahr Flesch
EB. Collins
J. Collins
Oe Weaver
Pipp
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M. Boone
Nanamaker
Mullen
Detroit shuts out Washington 4 to 0
Covaleskie and Boehling held the Senators scoreless for six innings before the Tigers broke through in the eighth to win 4 0. A sequence of hits and a key sacrifice fly fueled Detroit's late offense and secured the shutout.
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Washington
Covaleskie
Boehling
Tigers
Senators
Portland 14 Worcester 4 in New England League tilt
Portland bats unlocked in the second inning scoring nine runs off Worcester pitcher Van Dyke to win 14 to 4. Daniels relieved and worked 7 2 3 innings with solid results while Carmichael hit home run and Clemens Burns and Parrell paced the Portland attack. Worcester managed four runs with limited threats as Van Dyke was touched for nine hits before relief.
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Daniels
Cabrera
Clemens
Burns
Parrell
Wright
Sweatt
Dowell
Hayden
Jordan
Collins
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Aubrey
Cooney
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Ppott
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Kelcher
Reagan
Fitchburg Defeated by Lowell in Ninth Inning
Lowell won in the ninth at Fitchburg by 8 to 7 after two out errors by Young and Campbell and timely hits from Stimpson Meyers and Egan. Egan hit a three base shot, McCleskey and Young stole twice each, and Mulrenan issued seven walks while Green walked six.
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Young
Campbell
Stimpson
Meyers
Egan
Mulrenan
Tigwott
Barrows
McMahon
Myers
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Robinson
Clay
Gaston
McCleskey
Sway
Williams and Lynn Blank Manchester in 6 0 Victory
Williams of Lynn pitched well as his team defeated Manchester 6 to 0. Local pitchers struggled with poor support as Fletcher and Spires stood out in fielding. Runs came from Porter, Jyneh, M Halstein, Hoey, Gleason, and Williams with Gleason stealing twice and Hoey once.
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Lynn
Fletcher
Spires
Porter
Jyneh
M Halstein
Hoey
Gleason
Moulton
Lynch
Halstein
Morey
Barberich
Smith
Me.Ganley
A.E
A.E. Porter
Kane
Reed
Oey
Briggs
H’kman
Orcutt
Torphy
Haight
Flack's Hit Gives Chicago 4–3 Win Over Buffalo in 14 Innings
Chicago defeated Buffalo 4 to 3 in a 14 inning game at Federal League Park. Krapp pitched well until the ninth when wildness allowed the tieing run. Brown relieved Johnson to halt Buffalo's scoring as Flack's single closed the game.
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Flack
Buffalo
Krapp
Brown
Siab
Johnson
R.H.E
Buffalolo
St Louis Triumphs Over Baltimore 2-1 on Ninth Inning Drive
Crandall drove to right field with bases loaded in the ninth, driving Miller home for the winning run as St. Louis beat Baltimore 2 to 1. Final line shows St Louis 2 runs on 6 hits, Baltimore 1 run on 5 hits. Batteries Groom and Hartley, Bailey and Jacklitsch.
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Layster
Mahoney
Lewiston
Warner
Pearson
Ostergren
Flaherty
Thompson
ST. Louis
Crandall
Miller
Baltimore
Rible
Cassss
Groom
Hartley
Bailey
Jacklitsch
Kansas City Federals Defeat Newark 2 to 1
Kansas City Federals edged Newark 2 to 1 in a tight May 24 game in Kansas City. Pitcher Gullop worked a steady game and the Kansas City defense held Newark to a single run. Batteries Gullop Brown for Kansas City and Mosely Rariden for Newark.
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Newark
Gullop
Brown
Mosely
Rariden
Plan emergency rule to allow former pros in amateur play
The National Amateur Association is expected to revise eligibility rules to permit unemployed former big leaguers and others to participate. Earl Moore has signs with a Cleveland amateur team contingent on lifting the professional ban.
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National Amateur Association
Earl Moore
Cleveland
Southern League trims veterans over salary limits
The Southern league enacted player and salary limit adjustments causing veterans to lose spots. Jim Baskette and Orville Woodruff failed to make Memphis, Bill Bernherd was discarded at Chattanooga, and Harry Morgan left the roster at New Orleans.
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Orville Woodruff
Memphis
Bill Bernherd
Chattanooga
Harry Morgan
New Orleans
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