Indians Giants Cubs: late innings decide tight game
New Haven climbs to second in league by beating the Americans. Bridgeport and New Haven played a tight 4 to 3 game as New Haven came from behind in the eighth, then scored in the ninth on an error. Stauffer pitched well for the locals, while Leid and Dorphy provided key hits for New Haven.
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Bridgeport Wins Hard-Fought Battle In New Haven
Bridgeport pins 8 1 0 0 0 0 New Haven 1 0 0 0 0 0 in a tense game. Hargrave and Rodriguez sparked offense with three base hits and two batted-in runs, while Wiltse pitched seven innings for the win. Stauffer and Wittse combined for seven strikeouts as Brown earned the closing win.
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Albany Routs Brasscos in Second Shutout Victory
Albany defeated Brasscos 5 to 0 in the second game of the series led by Waterbury and Chadwick. Leary, Donahue, and Kelly homered. Bearer and Torpay had notable hits as Albany piled up seven hits off Chadwick. Umpires Miller and McDonald oversaw the game with a 2:04 time.
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Ty Cobb pressures sons toward military schooling and work
Ty Cobb states he does not want his two sons to become ball players. He warns that a ball player's fame is fleeting, offering only a small career salary. He plans military schooling and later university study to instill work ethic and financial discipline.
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Baltimore Ties World Record With Consecutive Wins
Baltimore tied the world record for consecutive victories by defeating Buffalo 4 to 3 in the first game of a double header. The Bisons won the second contest 19 to 0. The Corsicana club of the Texas League held the record with 27 wins in 1902.
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Yesterday's Games Standings Report
New Haven defeated Bridgeport 4 to 3. Springfield edged Pittsfield 3 to 6. Albany hosted Waterbury and won 5 to 0.
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Cleveland Champions Win Eleven Inning Game 6 5
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia Athletics in a long eleven inning game by 6 to 5. Other games noted include Chicago 7 New York 2 and Washington 7 with sparse schedule details for New England and Eastern teams. Rain affected several matchups with incomplete results.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati Triumphs Over Phillies In Tight 4-3 Win
Cincinnati outslugged Philadelphia 4-3 despite a two to one deficit, tallying three hits and an error in the second inning to secure the victory.
Baseball Results Across Cities In National League
New York at Chicago 2 runs in a game against Brooklyn 7. Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1 and Boston 3, St Louis. Detailing clashes including Detroit and Cleveland in various NL matchups with scattered score notes.
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Boxing tax cuts and sports slate in today’s papers
The page lists games today including Ronston at St Avis and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh while New York meets Chicago and Philadelphia faces Cincinnati. It notes Dempsey Carpentier fight profits taxed, Dempsey share around 200000, Pontier about 93000 after tax, amuse ment tax near 10 percent, and New Jersey cuts similarly. Also mentions Rickard profits, Belgi an cue wizard Horemans deferred return, Willie Hoppe practice time, and Joe Lynch’s reinstatement amid bantam bouts.
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St.avis Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
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Quele Sam
Dempsey
Pentier
New Jersey
Rickard
Ray Wins Special One Mile Race at Harvard Stadium
Ray Wy of the Illinois Athletic Club, national amateur mile champion, won a special one mile race at Harvard Stadium during the centennial celebration events. His time was 4 minutes 30 3-4 seconds despite a strong headwind. Jimmy Connolly of Georgetown finished second, with R. B. Brown of the K. A. A. third.
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Washington Wins First of St. Louis Series
Washington secures a victory in the initial game of the St. Louis series as twelve nations prepare to stake the pevis Con away from the United States next August.
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ST. Louis
Miss Stirling Wins Advancing In Open Golf at Fontainebleau
Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta, American champion, won through the third round of the women’s open golf championship at Fontainebleau, with Miss Cecil Leitch also advancing after defeating Stirling in the British title round earlier. The fourth round will pit Stirling against Mrs Thurston Wright as other qualifiers include Lucy Manchett, Molly Griffiths, Joyce Wethered, and Lobbett.
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Officials named for big regatta at Poughkeepsie
New York June 15 Officials for the intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie June 3 were announced. Yale oarsman Farley, Harvard Morton Gogue, Columbia Harris Reynolds named judges at finish. Fale, chairman of the Poughkeepsie chamber of commerce regatta committee, said the referee's boat will be the cruiser Ohlooks, owned by Douglas Graham of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club.
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International League Box Score Fragment Jersey City Syracuse
Readable lines show Jersey City and Syracuse games with players Readies Toronto Reading Newark Rochester Baltimore Buffalo and Baltimore fixtures. Names include Hargraves Singleton and Withrow plus Rogers Bengough Groves Esan and Gordonier with several score-like codes and incomplete results.
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American Association scores and odd stray text
Louisville defeats St. Paul 6 to 3 in the first game while Lowieville beats St. Paul in the second. Columbus tops Milwaukee 7 to 5 and Poledo beats Kansas City 16 to 3. Indianapolis wins 3 to to Minneapolis across 14 innings. Muddled note mentions Bill Tilden and Abe with unclear context.
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Harvard Crews Tryout Despite Rough Water
Red Top Connecticut June 15 Harvard crews practiced on the river in high winds and choppy water. The varsity and junior eight rowed two miles by the navy yard with racing starts attempted. Freshmen rode with the vet crew while acting coxswain Carson temporarily led the freshmen shell. waves hampered water clearance as practice ended.
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New York Defeats Chicaco In Close Extra Innings
In Chicago on June 15 New York beat Chicaco 6 to 5 in twelve innings in a tightly contested baseball game. Wawel pitched well but faltered in the twelfth, as the Gh hunched five hits including two doubles to clinch the victory for New York.
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Shamrocks to Face Pequots in Sunday Clash
The Shamrocks of the North will meet the Pequots of Gr Farms Sunday afternoon marking their first-ever matchup. Shamrocks plan a 1:30 PM meetup at the corner of Madi and Capitol avenues and seek 18 to 24 year old teams for a game night, contacting Manager Lan Fable at 1803.
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