House Heaves Victory Over Worcester in First Start
Hartford 6 Providence 5. TFORD June 11 Three dance pitchers were wild and Senators hit opportunely here afternoon, defeating the league ers, 6 to 5. Mulrennan lasted the middle of the sixth when onators worked him for three es and two singles which netted Sand left the bases full. Harrington forced in a run when he jiked him and Manager Hayrs Wiiself went into the box. Pittsfield 11 Waterbury 6. Pittsfield shut out Waterbury 11 to 0 as Herbst allowed 12 hits in seven innings and Fortune rose in late innings. Springfield 5 New Haven 1. New Haven won after Murray doubled in the third. Springfield misplayed, letting the Weissmen take control.
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Baseball Results Across Cities and College Games
Baseball results from Newark, Binghamton, Buffalo, Baltimore, Milwaukee, St Paul, Minneapolis and Kansas City. College games list Holy Cross over Tufts, Colby over Bates, Harvard over Princeton, Yale over Wesleyan. The Lynn Stars travel to Stamford Sunday to play the All Stamfords at 2:29 pm. call Pratt at 272 Cannon Street to arrange travel.
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House Starts Right in Worcester Ballgame
The at bat and mound presence of Shanty House energized the Worcester club in yesterday’s game. Errors were few, six runs were driven in by strong hits, and the team showed confidence throughout.
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Eastern and National League Scores From Yesterday
Eastern League results show Bridgeport 6 Worcester 2 and New Haven 6 Springfield 1 with Pittsfield dominating Waterbury 11 0. National League games include Cincinnati 2 New York 1 and Chicago 7 Philadelphia 2 while American League action had New York 7 Detroit 0 and St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3.
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Spy in disguise kills herself in Turin after arrest
Geneva report states Dore Charlton, age 4, a spy who traveled on a false American passport, committed suicide in Turin after arrest. During the war she made trips between Italy and Germany via Switzerland and reportedly obtained important military information from Allied officer friends, earning the nickname The Lady of the Camelias for her ruby wearer.
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Yale Harvard row four miles in 22 17 practice on Thames
Gales Ferry Conn July 11 Yale crews completed a two mile practice and a half mile relay with 26 stroke pace. a later four mile time trial on the Thames yielded 22 17 for the Harvard varsity. The second varsity led early, freshmen matched pace, and Captain Whitman challenged Yale for a Blue Crimson race. coaches Abbott and Haines planned single-shell races the night before the regatta.
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Convict Pays Delinquent Taxes for Mr Wilson
George A. Fox, jailed for obtaining money by false pretenses, paid $37.21 in Riverside County to stop the sale of President Wilsons farm land for delinquent taxes. He sent a telegram of thanks from Secretary Tumulty, saying he regarded it as his patriotic duty. The 61 acre tract was purchased before Wilson became president.
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Riots in Cairo Leave Three Dead As Mob Attacks Assembly
Three persons were killed and several wounded in renewed riots in Cairo Egypt. Troops charged the mobs. the Chronicle office was destroyed and the Union Jack torn up. The clashes centered around the National Assembly building. Memorial rites for Theodore Roosevelt held in Oyster Bay as five hundred delegates attended.
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Yankees Win but Fail to Gain on Pace Making Sox
Browns 4, Athletics 3 reports from Philadelphia on June 11 note Shocker outpitching Rogers in a 4 to 3 St. Louis win over Philadelphia. Bieler hit a fourth inning homer, with Sisler and Austin driving runs and St. Louis taking the early lead before Philadelphia fought back.
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Detroit Pro Picks Up Five Strokes in Final 18 Holes
Paris reports 600 athletes training for the Inter allied games at Colombes. 250 Americans, 178 Frenchmen, 105 tents for 35 men each, and national kitchens planned. Arab exhibitors and camels add drew for Hedjaz delegation while Americans see ice cream and jazz.
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Harvard Downs Princeton 8–0 to End Championship Series
Harvard defeated Princeton 8 to 0 in New York as Felton limited Princeton to two hits. Tigers threatened in the eighth with bases loaded and none out but failed to score. Warward hit in every inning except the ninth, with Harvard seizing control in the third on three hits and two walks. Timmons and Blair led Harvard with three singles each. Continuous suspension action followed as International League president announced indefinite suspensions for Manager Jack Dunn and outfielder Clark after an incident with umpire Wagner in Baltimore.
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Dreezy Dunk and 12-Round Fights Echo Past Glories
Oakland Fills club star Hagen and Oakley’s Brady duel for the US Open golf title at Brace Burn Newton Massachusetts. Hagen ties Brady with 301 after 72 holes while Brady leads before final playoff. Several oddities and back pages, including anecdotes and local notes, fill the frayed column.
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