Brickley Delivers in Yale Hit Ties Harvard Title
Cambridge Mass June 24 Charley Brickley finished his Harvard undergraduate career with a late rally driving in the tying run in the ninth. His three hits and stellar defense helped the Crimson beat Yale 3 to 2 to claim the college championship as Brickley's mother watched for the first time at a game.
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Athletics Sell Eddie Murphy to White Sox Owner
Philadelphia notes the Athletics completed negotiations to trade outfielder Eddie Murphy to the Chicago White Sox. Connie Mack, Clarence Rowland, and White Rowland arrange the move to fortify the roster as a precaution against injuries and to trim the salary list amid changes at right field. Eddie Collins recommended Murphy as a suitable reserve with three first class outfielders in place, following Murphy's recent benching for fielding and throwing issues.
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YANKEES TROUNCE COLLEGE TWIRLERS IN PHILADELPHIA
The Yankees routed college pitchers in a doubleheader in Philadelphia. Connie Mack dismissed two college lads, Minot Crowell and Bruno Hes, with Crowell holding the Yanks to three hits in ten innings before losing 3 to 2, and Hes surrendering 15 runs as New York battered him for eleven hits in the second game.
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National League American League Games Today
New York visits Philadelphia Boston plays Washington Chicago meets Cleveland St Louis travels to Detroit for today’s major league baseball schedule with multiple city matchups.
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Philadelphia in New York Brooklyn in Boston St. Louis in Chicago Cincinnati in Pittsburgh
A compact observation lists city pairs across regions: Philadelphia in New York, Brooklyn in Boston, St. Louis in Chicago, Cincinnati in Pittsburgh, highlighting cross metropolitan ties and regional naming patterns. The note presents a curious set of placements without context or narrative.
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Federal League Yesterday's Results in Cold Weather
Yesterday's games across the Federal League were postponed due to cold weather. At Newark Pittsburgh played Newark and Baltimore hosted Chicago while Kansas City met Newark and St. Louis faced Baltimore with several matches postponed.
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International League weather and venues recap
The report lists matchups and locations across the International League with Rochester at Toronto, Providence versus Richmond, and other pairs such as Jersey City at Richmond and Newark at Providence. It notes double rain impacts and consolidates city pairings like Rochester Buffalo and Beffelo at Montreal, indicating disrupted or altered schedules.
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Acorn Steak Supper Opens Summer Entertainments
Tonight in Kossuth and Nichols streets the Acorn Athletic club begins its summer entertainments with Odd Timers Night. Charter members in regalia attend a sirloin supper and refreshments, with boxing to entertain, featuring Sheriff Batting Levinsky, Walter Mohr, Johnny Reese, Mickey Farrell, Al McCoy, and world middleweight E. O. Brown among others.
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Promoter Secures McDonough for Mayo Ballad Night
Promoter Tom Connery brings back Jack McDonough to introduce the Mayo ballad en titled When It's Moonlight in Mayo by Fiske O'Hara. The entertainment starts at 8:30 and ends when a majority decides.
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McGraw Allegedly Quietly Aims to Disrupt Chicago Cubs
Chicago June 24 A concerted effort by certain National League managers to disrupt the Chicago Nationals is reported. Chicago officials deny trades of catcher Jimmy Archer and outfielder Frank Schulte to Cincinnati or New York, labeling the rumor as fabrications designed to undermine the Cubs. Manager McGraw is blamed for fueling the gossip, a recurring tactic said to date back to Heinie Zimmerman tensions.
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Baseball standings and store ad blurbs mixed in text
The fragment shows American League team standings with New York Philadelphia Washington and others alongside two Lyford Bros sale ads offering custom suits at 625 East Washington Ave and 1853 State Street with prices 16 and 22.50. The piece also mentions Providence Montreal Toronto Newark in a scattered list.
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Mack's Athletics to Play Bridgeport Here on July 4
The Philadelphia Athletics will appear at Newfield park on July 4 for a game against Bridgeport. Manager Connie Mack confirmed a regular lineup with Lajoie at second McInnes at first and Barry at shortstop. Lajoie will play despite a recent injury. Secretary Reddy sought Washington as an opponent but two American League clubs cannot meet in exhibition games. The piece also notes Yale and Harvard rowing, Yale alumni at Yale field, and various baseball movements including Hooks Wiltse rumored with the New York Americans and Joe Mann Jr being named captain of Pennsylvania’s squad for next year.
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Owner Admits Taking Money From Manager
Cleveland June 24 The row between Joe Birmingham deposed manager and C W Somers owner of the Indians promises to be real spicy. Birmingham said he loaned Somers 10000 last fall at 6 percent instead of 4 as the bank paid. Somers acknowledged the loan yesterday but says he did so to get higher return. Birmingham contemplates suit for remaining salary for 1915 and all of 1916. Somers ordered him to stay away from the clubhouse and not to practice in morning workouts. Somers is prepared to fight any action.
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Baseball Gossip on Tigers and Rival Outfields
The Tigers’ position in the American League race is explained by stellar outfield batting led by Cobb Veach and Crawford. New York teams boast strong shortstops, while a Cubs championship banquet is planned in Chicago. Steve Regan will join Detroit, praised by Hughie Jennings as the best college pitcher. Josh Devore tops Ohio State League batting with .413 in 19 games and 22 runs. Pittsburgh critics roast umpire Cockill after a Pirates series loss. his ruling stood against them.
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Anniversaries of Ring Battles Highlight Belcher’s Fall
The piece recalls Jemes Belcher, a premier boxing figure, blinded in one eye at age 22 by a racketball accident on June 24 1803 after defending his title against top rivals. It notes his start at 16 defeating Jack Britton and becoming England champion at 19 by defeating Andrew Gamble.
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Boxing notes on Burns Cribb and Williams era
Fragmentary boxing timeline notes recount Frankie Burns born 1889 in Jersey City N J and early career bouts. It recalls Pearce and Tom Cribb matches and a late 19th to early 20th century context with Jack Williams stopping Peter Maher in the first round in Philadelphia in 1904.
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Cravath’s One-Handed Catch Saves Giants Victory Threat
New York and Philadelphia battled through eleven innings at the Polo Grounds before Pat Moran’s 2 to 1 verdict. A key moment came in the seventh when Cactus Cravath made a sensational one handed grab on Merkle’s fly, preventing two runs and saving the day as Erskine Mayer, Tesreau, Chalmers, Perritt and others shaped a pitching duel.
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Yale Harvard Crew Rehearsals Before Big Two Regatta
New London reports word Secretary of the Navy Jose Daniels will witness the Yale Harvard race day. Dolphin will bring him to New London Harbor around 8 am as New London fills with rowing fans. Yale and Harvard crews practice starts under coaches Nickalls and Wray as both sides seek a strong opening.
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Stallings Weighs Magee Move To Cincinnati
St. Louis June 24 Sharwood Magee is on the market after a late press club frolic. Manager Stallings has opened negotiations with Cincinnati and hopes Magee along with Schneider and Kilijier will join the world champions. Magee was out late Thursday night and resisted turning in at 1 a.m. The Braves lost again to St. Louis as Sherwood faced blame for the defeat.
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Yale Coach Quimby Expected to Quit After Season
New Haven June 34 Yale baseball concerns rise as Frank Quinby reportedly retires as coach Milburn slated for captaincy may back Bernie Tommers as next coach Tommers trained varsity pitchers and the team during the season Varying reports say Quinby’s authority clashed with playersCaptain Middlebrook allegedly defied coaching instructions and Quinby may not want to coach under current conditions Yale traditions grant captain power but captains rarely override coaches The bungled opening game in New Haven drew heavy criticism of team management.
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