Doves Strike Snag at Philadelphia
Boston Nationals open series in Philadelphia with an 8–0 loss as Cy Young allows five first inning runs. McQuillen dominates for the Phillies with 2 hits allowed. Pfeffer and Ferguson contribute late relief.
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Alexander wins Long Island tennis title in straight sets
F. B. Alexander defeated Irving C. Wright of Boston in straight sets 6-4 6-2 6-1 to claim the singles title and cup in the Long Island championship held in New York on May 29.
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Bowdoin Beats Maine in Intercollegiate Championship
Bowdoin defeated Maine 2 to 1 in the Maine intercollegiate series thanks to timely ninth inning hitting. Files pitched effectively for Bowdoin with Bower behind the plate and Ryan and Smith in the field. Time of game was 1 hour 44 minutes with umpire Hassett.
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Harvard LACROSSE Team Wins Northern Intercollegiate Title
Harvard defeats Hobart 3 to 0 at Lacrosse Stadium to clinch the Northern Intercollegiate championship after beating Cornell and Columbia earlier. Captain Vance and players Sheip Furber Cobb Alexander starred as Harvard controlled play, with Cochrane’s speed sustaining territory. Hobart’s defense held firm at times, but Harvard dominated stick work and passing as the season closes.
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New York Sprints Past Brooklyn 4 0 in Nationat Boost
Donovan’s men returned from a Western trip and were shut out 1 to 0 by New York. Donlin was ordered off the grounds in the sixth inning for disputing a decision of umpire Rudderham. The score,
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Yale Qualifies Most Men for Big Championship Trials
Yale leads the intercollegiate championships trials at Franklin Field as Shaw of Dartmouth ties the world record in the 120 yard high hurdles with 15.15 seconds and Yale runners push toward the finals. Leaders from Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell and Swarthmore set marks in sprints jumps and pole vault with multiple athletes advancing and notable heights reached in the pole vault 12 feet.
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Dartmouth Beats Amherst 4 3 In Hanover comeback
Dartmouth defeats Amherst 4 to 3 at home after trailing 2 to 0. In the ninth inning Mitchell walked, Leonard’s long drive scored him, Emerson drove in Leonard for the final run as Dartmouth overcomes the early deficit. Batteries McClure Danehy and Mitchell Leonard. Umpire Williams. Time 1 50.
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Harvard Set to Defeat Yale in Morning Tennis Meet
Harvard and Yale men face off in New Haven at 9 AM for singles best two of three with doubles to follow. Harvard enters with a 12 of 13 winning record. lineup includes Niles Dabney Pell Pearson Cutting Hackett for Harvard and Bundy Bundy Jones Spaulding Stevens for Yale.
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Tech Field Day Set at MIT for November 6 1908
MIT faculty approved a field day celebration after an athletics association request. All exercises will be suspended after 12 noon on Friday November 6 1908. Undergraduates welcome the move as support for Tech athletics under the new reorganized M.Res des re.
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Baseball scores from regional games reported
Meriden-Springfield 10 Meriden 1. New Haven-New Haven 1 Hartford 0 in 14 innings. Bridgeport-Waterbury 6 Bridgeport 5 in 5 innings. Holyoke 9 New Britain 3.
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Volkmann Edge Rival League Leaders In Schoolboy Showdown
Volkmann not afraid of league leaders and batter Baker for 20 hits and 15 runs. Hubbard starred in center with two catches of major league calibre. Dorchester and Somerville meet today at Somerville. M A H S vs Roxbury High called off as Roxbury disbands for season.
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Raymond delivers late run in 11th to lift St Louis over Chicago
In St Louis, Raymond lined a timely single with two outs in the 11th, driving in the winning run as the Cardinals beat Chicago 4 to 3. Tinker doubled for Chicago, Murrray tripled, and Lundgren allowed eight hits in six innings.
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