Harvard Beats Princeton in Easy 8–3 Game at Polo Grounds
Harvard pitcher Whitmey faltered in the sixth before Mahan took over on the mound. Reed’s key play started with Kelleher’s line drive to Reid for a force at second and Abbott’s relay to first for a double, ending Princeton’s threat. Harvard clinched the win 8–3 as Brickley struggled at the plate and in the field, while Tack Hardwick contributed three hits.
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Polo Grounds
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Kelleher
Tigers
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Crimson
Tiger T
Reid
Abbott
Tack Hardwick
Hara
Archer Struggles Behind Plate With Cubs This Season
The Cubs' catcher Jimmy Archer has not returned to his prior sharp catching form since sharing duties with Bresnahan. Injuries and mixed results behind the plate have critics wondering if Archer is off his standard while Bresnahan remains steady, and managers weigh pitcher-catcher dynamics in Chicago.
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Jimmy Ascher
Eeison
Cubs
Archer
Hsb
Pease
Bresnahan
Roger
Cub
FANS OWN COLUMN HINTS AT CABARET AND SERVICES
Fragmentary notes list a cabaret theme with a price of 3.42 and references to Elm Street, a cafe or cr? shop, barber, and licensed entry. Mentions N Bellwood as MC and a contact line 2052-4.
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Runs Made This Week in National League Schedule
Gameday matchups listed for today include New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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National League
Games Today
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinn
R. H. E. Pittsbure Ie
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St Louis
Peas
Federal League Matchups Across Cities
St Louis faces Brooklyn while Pittsburgh visits Newark and Chicago plays Baltimore. Kansas City travels to Buffalo, Cleveland meets New York twice, Detroit contests Washington and St Louis goes to Boston. Chicago also plays Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Newark
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Buffalo
Federal Uzaagbrack Aksses
Eels
Boston
R. H. E. International League
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Serur
Vrette
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Providence
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Ase
Newark Os Hee
Ae Esassa
Richmond
Washington
Jersey
Detroit
Foe
Eer Atelier
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Rewark
Buffalo Wire
International League notes and pardons overview
The report lists teams in the International League with placements such as Jersey City in Procidente and Newark in Richmond, Buffalo in Toronto, Rochester in Montreal. It notes General Villa pardoned George Marx of El Paso and Samuel Finkelstein of Rochester who faced death sentences for circulating counterfeit Villa currency. The piece ends with an advertisement for TULYFORD BROS SALE offering custom suits at prices $16 and $250.
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Jersey City
Newark
Richmond
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
General Villa
George Marx
el Paso
Samuel Finkelstein
Tulyford Bros
Washington Ave
State Street
R. BH. E
Providence
Richmon
P.C. Providence
Miele
Buffalo Eesee
Montreal Saves
Jersey C
Colonial League Games Today
Brockton travels to New Haven while New Bedford visits Hartford Fall River heads to Springfield and Taunton plays Pawtucket in a set of Colonial League matches.
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Brockton
New Haven
New Bedford
Hartford
Fall River
Springfield
Taunton
Pawtucket
P.c. Martford
Son
Stop Barnstorming Trips By Major Leaguers
Major league officials should curb post season barnstorming as players are well paid during the season and risk injury in games of no real value. A star like Cobb could be sidelined, harming baseball’s drawing power and profits. Braves’ arm troubles from last year’s tours are noted as evidence. An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing plans for freight rate increases begin July 20. Also reported is the drowning of Otto Newroth and Harry Hass in a canoe accident near Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Cobb
O. B
Baseball
Braves
James
Doctor Roller Defeats Ivan Linow In Long Wrestling Bout
New York June 19 at the Manhattan Opera House featured a top wrestling match where Dr B F Roller the American champion downed Ivan Linow of Russia after an hour and thirty three minutes. Rollers victory came on a side chancery hold.
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New York
Manhattan Opera House
B. F. Roller
Ivan Linow
Russia
Roller
Welsh Must Face Championship Bout or Lose Title
Freddie Welsh, world lightweight champion, must defend or surrender his title within the year. American promoter Harry Pollok arranged an American tour after Wales’s London victory over Willie Ritchie. Potential challengers include Willie Ritchie, Charley White, and Joe Welling, with weight and venue to be negotiated to protect the title.
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Willie Ritchie
London
Billy Rocap
Philadelphia
Eugene Cork
Welsh
Cardiff
Wales
Olympia
Gorri
Ritchie
New York
Waldorf Hotel
Harry Pollok
Nore
Charley White
Joe Welling
White
Chicago
Middle West
Dreamland
Welling
United States
Pontypriad
Two Big League Clubs May Appear Here July 4
Wagener reports a bid to bring two major league teams to Newfield park for a July 4 game with Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics guaranteeing Lajoie and Jack Barry. Negotiations with possible opponents include Washington, Newark, and Harrisburg while Newark is favored to accept a money offer to use the old Tri-State league park.
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Wagener
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Newfield Park
Lajoie
Jack Barry
Athletics
Reddy
Bridgeport
Washington
Newark
N. J
Harrisburg
Barrow
International League
Dundee Defeats Cross and Lustig Cuts Points
Johnny Dundee, the Italian fighter with a Scotch surname, trounced Leach Cross for eight rounds at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. Cross rallied late but Dundee held a big lead to win by decision. Freddie Welsh defeated Johnny Lustig in the final bout, Lustig unable to land, Welsh winning easily.
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Johnny Dundee
Leach Cross
East Side
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Cross
Dundee
Freddie Welsh
Johnny Lustig
Lustig
Welsh
Freddie
Fraternal Boys Bowling Banquet Monday at Hotel Lorraine
The Fraternal bowling league schedules its annual banquet for next Monday night at Hotel Lorraine. Post master Charles F. Greene will toast. W. T. Meyer, Stephen White, and Charles Maloney are officials. Managers from Koncks, Knights of Columbus, Adelphian lodge, Court Marina, Court Pequonnock, Court Wheeler, Harris lodge will attend. Prizes for the season will be awarded and entertainment arranged. The Fraternal boys look forward to an enjoyable evening.
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Hotel Lorraine
Charles F. Greene
W. T. Meyer
Stephen White
Charles Maloney
G. M. Barnes
Koncks
Frank Brennan
Knights of Columbus
B. F. Coles
Adelphian Lodge
W. J. Nolan
Court Marina
J. BP. McCann
Court Pequonnock
al Peterson
Court Wheeler
Stanley Sherwood
Harris Lodge
Aniversaries of Ring Battles 1787 to 1903
Annals of boxing anniversaries recount Tom Johnson’s 1787 English title win at Oakingham later tied to his alias Thom as Jackling and rescue of the sport. Noted is the 62 round fight with Isaac Perrins and Johnson’s 1791 loss to Ben Brain before retirement. Also listed are 1895’s Max Lustig and 1903’s Neary versus Ryan draws.
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Tom Johnson
Bill Warr
Birmingham
Isaac Perrins
Johnson
Ben Brain
Cork
Brain
Max (Young) Lustig
New York
Charley Neary
Paddy Ryan
Miloss
Pirates Shatter Poll Perritt And Clean Up Giants
Pittsburgh won 7 to 5 as the Pirates defeated the Giants in Cincinnati. Pol Perritt started poorly, giving up five runs early before Ferdie Schupp relieved. Fred Clarke’s new sensation Mamayox steadied the game. Manmax hit for the Giants and Adams closed out the ninth with three straight outs.
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Giants
Cincinnati
Pirates
McGraw
al Manmax
Fred Clarke
Pol Perritt
Corsairs
Pol
Ferdie Schupp
Ford
Grant
I Him
Bill Ritter
Mamayox
Adams
Cubans Edge Yankees In Low Scoring Exhibition
Newton New Jersey June 19 The Long Branch Cubans representing Newton in the Tri County League defeated the New York Yankees in a 1 to 0 exhibition win. Ballesteros the Cuban pitcher allowed only three hits as the series with Long Branch ends split.
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N. J
New York Yankees
Long Branch
Long Brouch
Yankees
New York
Ballesteros
Dr Donaldson to Referee Y M C A Meet
Dr W H Donaldson of Fairfield will referee the Y M C A state track championships at Seaside Park next Saturday afternoon. He represents the A A U and the A S N A, two leading amateur athletics bodies. Bridgeport hosts the event for the third time with athletes from Hartford Ansonia Waterbury Derby Meriden and New Britain competing for titles in multiple events.
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Fairfield
Seaside Park
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Hartford
Ansonia
Waterbury
Derby
Meriden
New Britain
Singers Face Milfords In Fast New Haven Showdown
Tomorrow at Wheeler's lot the Singers meet the Milford team in a quick exhibition. Milford has defeated strong local outfits, promising a brisk game at 3 o'clock with Mr Silva as umpire. Singers present a solid lineup led by Somers Brown E Munson Holoway H Munson Lockwood Carney Works Clark Rose. A stray wedding line interrupts the sports note with a bride’s awkward moment.
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Milford
Milfords
New Haven
Mr. Silva
Somers
Brown
E. Munson
Holoway
H. Munson
Lockwood
Carney
Works
Clark
Rose
Daubert Leads National League Batting Title Race
Ty Cobb tops the American league in average while Jake Daubert leads the National with .347. Among NL leaders are Daubert, Tin derus, Good, Doyle, and Pletcher. Cravath paces homers with nine. New York dominates team batting and several players vie in runs, steals, and total bases. Casey of Providence leads International League with .411.
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Chicago
Ty Cobb
Jake Daubert
Daubert
Brooklyn
Tinderus
Philadelphia
Good
Doyle
New York
Pletcher
Safer
Lobert
Robertson
Johnston
Pittsburgh
Sach
Cravath
St. Louis
Cobb
Detroit
Jackson
Cieland
Fournier
Veach
Labio
Corth
Sam
Caldwell
Oldring
Casey
Providence
Open golf title goes to Travers by single stroke
Jerome Dunstan Travers, amateur of the Upper Montclair County Club, wins the open golf championship of the United States. He finishes with a total of 297 after rounds of 73 and 76, beating Tori McNamara by one stroke. Travers adds to a long list of titles including national amateur championships and metropolitan events.
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New York
Jerome Dunstan Travers
Upper Montclair County Club
United States
Tori McNamara
Boston
Travers
Francis Quimet
Vardon
Ray
Brookline
Metropolitan
New Jersey
Final practice for Harvard and Yale before race
Gales Ferry Conn June 1. Both Yale and Harvard plan a time row this evening to close their practice season with six crews likely participating. For days the work has been light as conditions varied.
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Conn
Harvard
Yale
Thames River
Wray
Murray
Gales Ferry
Hoervard
Thames
Guy Nickalls
Bingo
Navalty Tor
Middendorf
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