Slugging Contest Won by Bridgeport Without Manager
Pittsfield staged a slow game on June day in a 10 to 58 defeat, highlighted by a one hand catch from Mill in the ninth and a pitching duel between second basemen. Brown started for Pittsfield and was yanked after walking five in three innings. Gough finished as wild. Bridgeport’s offense included walks, steals, and key hits from Van Degrift, Silzer, and Boukes, with Stow scoring early on an error and Phillips driving in runs. Final score not provided.
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Don Boukes
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Detroit
St. Louis
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Burton
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Nichols
Lindeberg
Oo Goush
Sizer
Boukes
Snyder
Vande
Finnegan
President Wilson Backing World Tour Of White Sox Giants
President Wilson approved the proposed world tour of the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants after a meeting with James J. Callahan. Wilson said he is a baseball fan, sees potential for an international league, and will use official channels to assist the teams abroad. The journey begins next November with visits to the Philippines, Japan, China, Australia, France and Ireland, returning about March 1, 1914.
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James J. Callahan
Chicago American Baseball Club
Wilson
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New York Giants
Philippines
Japan
China
Australia
France
Ireland
American League Results From Yesterday
Detroit beat New York 5 to 3 while Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 3 to 2. St Louis topped Washington 4 to 1.
Baseball results and schedule across leagues and cities
GAMES TODAY list matchups across cities including St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Boston two games. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS show New York 4 Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 10 St. Louis 5 Boston 6 Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 13 Philadelphia 3. NL pairs include New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Newark Toronto Buffalo Jersey City Montreal Providence Baltimore Rochester. Minor league and intercity notes list New London Waterbury Holyoke Hartford Bridgeport New Haven Holyoke Springfield and related batteries and lineups.
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Tees International
McGuire's White Sox Defeat Derby Team 16 to 6
Bill McGuire's White Sox traveled to Derby last Sunday and routed the Nationals 16 to 6. Pitcher Brennan from Derby was hit hard as Slattery collected three hits and Clark and Moses hit home runs. Harry Burke added a three bagger while Tillerman of St. Joe's limited Derby to two hits with eight strikeouts.
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Sox
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Moses
Harry Burke
Tillerman
St. Joe's
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Yale Harvard baseball battle staged today
Yale and Harvard meet at Yale Field in New Haven for the annual series opener. Yale seeks to claim the mythical eastern collegiate championship by winning the series while both squads boast strong lineups and a poised pitching duel looms with Gil slated to pitch for Yale.
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Berkshire Collegiem
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Morris Cove
Gil
Eli Twirler
Dartmouth Beats Cornell in Loose 11-8 Game
Dartmouth defeated Cornell 11 to 8 in Hanover as Donahue hit a home run for the Green in the eighth inning while two men were on base. The score by innings shows Dartmouth taking an early lead, Cornell rallying, and eight runs in the eighth sinking the visitors. Batteries were Lavin Hallett Tarrot Wanamaker Burkhart and ae
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Dartmouth
Cornell
Donahue
R. H. E. Dartmouth
Lavin, Hallett, Tarrot and
Wanamaker
Burkhart and
Tommy Burns Celebrates Birthday Amid Boxing Legacy
Tommy Burns Noah Brusso, born June 17 1881 in Hanover Ontario, once heavyweight champion, promoter of the McCarty Pesky bout, now aged 32 in Calgary. Once a top fighter he later built an arena and a clothing business, with boxing dreams curtailed by the McCarty tragedy and arena fire.
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Noah Brusso
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Ont
Jack Johnson
Calgary
Alberta
McCarty
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Dominion
Canada
Mike Schreck
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Hugo Kelly
Jack Twin Sullivan
Kid McCoy
New London Club Seeks Reinstatement for Briggs
Officials of the New London club seek reinstatement for out fielder Joe Briggs after a $100 fine and season suspension for assaulting Nealon. Briggs apologizes and appeals to Owner Plant, with President O'Rourke endorsing a clemency push. The note mentions other roster moves and baseball news across teams.
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Wagner
New London Club
Joe Briggs
Nealon
Briggs
Plant
O’rourke
New London
Briges
Major League Baseball notes and player updates
Umpire Evans rejects Cleveland’s unfair play charges as Boston clashed with the White Sox rivals. Chicago’s Callahan claims his White Sox are the strongest entry in the American league race. Johnson’s form wanes while Rucker and Lathrop dominate. Gandil and rookies Schalk Mattick Fournier shine for Washington. Bert Shotten bats over .800 for the Browns. Charley Franks New Orleans slump. Detroit struggles without Jennings’ pitching. Also a health ad for a comfortable truss from Comfort Truss Co of Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Chicago
Bert Shotten
Browns
Gunboat Smith to Meet Rodel in Ten-Round Garden Bout
June 27 at Madison Square Garden New York features Gunboat Smith against Rodel in a rematch of a previous 10 round heavyweight bout. The card also lists Kid Titian vs Joe Coster, Tommy Houck vs Mat Brock, and Eddie O Keefe vs Patsy Kline in three ten round star exhibitions to revive boxing interest.
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Syracuse
Joe Coster
Brooklyn
Tommy Houck
Baseball Bets May Be Stopped at Polo Grounds
President Ban Johnson moves to curb betting at American League parks. Four Boston bookmakers are refused admission at the Polo Grounds in New York and several spectators are ejected. Detectives guard entrances and stands as bets are banned, with offenders escorted from the grandstand to the club offices.
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Polo Grounds
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Boston
Frank J. Farrell
Yankees
Fenway Park
American League
Plan to purge bettors across leagues faces clubs
In Boston, Washington and Philadelphia a similar plan was pursued. Ban Johnson has put it squarely up to the club presidents to rid American League parks of bettors of all kinds.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Ban Johnson
Alec Lambert Seen as Likely Successor to Jem Driscoll
English featherweight boxing prospect Alec Lambert emerges as a strong heir to Jem Driscoll as Driscoll nears retirement. Lambert, in his third pro season after a noted 1909 amateur title and a string of early defeats, has improved, beating Young Cohen and eyeing Kid Lewis and Joe Starmen as his next targets.
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Jem Driscoll
England
Driscoll
Jem
National Sporting Club of London
Alec Lambert
Lambert
Young Cohen
Kid Lewis
Lambert i
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Joe Bowker
Charles Legrand
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