Harvard Yale Baseball Game Ends In Draw
Rain in the eleventh inning left Harvard and Yale in a 1 1 tie at Soldiers Field. The two captains and coaches agreed to count today’s game as the first of the series, with the Tuesday New Haven game set as the next. Yale scored early, Harvard tied later, and strong pitching by Jackson and Coburn plus sharp fielding kept the score unchanged through extra innings.
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N. E. League Results From New Bedford to Manchester
In New Bedford Nashua won 2-1 while Concord match postponed by rain. Fall River Lowell game cancelled due to circus. Manchester defeated Lynn 5-0.
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New Bedford Beats Nashua 2–1 on Busy Pitching Day
New Bedford defeated Nashua 2 to 1 in a tight game at New Bedford. Jones pitched superbly, preventing the visitors from matching his speed. Beard started for Nashua and gave up liberal hits yet walked too many, with three double plays turning the tide for the locals.
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Manchester Nine Defeats Lynn 5 to 0 in Slow Ball Clash
Manchester New Hampshire, June 22. Fred Lake's Lynn team played slow ball and were defeated by Manchester five, 5 to 0. Volz aided by loose passing, yet strong fielding and support kept Lynn from a worse score. The score: 5-0.
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Ten Innings Tie In Big League Action
American League results feature Boston and Chicago tying after ten innings. Young and Altrock held the pace with eight strikeouts. Chicago managed only four singles. Detroit and New York, Philadelphia and Cleveland, and Washington and St Louis had rain shortened games with Boston and Chicago suffering a 3 to 1 result in ten innings due to rain.
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Rain Halts Boston Chicago Game In Tenth Inning Tie
In Boston on June 22 rain halted a game between the Red Sox and the Chicago White Sox after ten innings with the score tied 1 to 1. Young struck out eight while Altrock limited Boston to four singles. Boston took an early lead on three errors and a single in the fifth, Chicago tied it in the eighth with three straight hits. Parent and Isbell made notable catches.
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Washington Beats St. Louis to Break Losing Streak
Washington erased seven straight defeats by beating St. Louis 6 to 4 in eight innings as Hughes shut down the visitors. Sudhoff walked too many, Morgan relieved in the fifth but Washington bats stalled, and rain ended play after eight. Attendance 1610. Umpires Kelley and McCarthy. Time 1:13.
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Boston Drives Out St Louis New Pitcher in Easy Victory
National League results show Boston defeating St Louis 10 to 2 at St Louis as Brown, the new pitcher, was driven from the box. Hits spread among Hub players with Cannell among those contributing. Rain postponed Pittsburg game. Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 to 0. Attendance about 1100.
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Philadelphia blanks Chicago in six innings
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 4 to 0 in a game where Pittinger was effective at critical points and blanked Chicago. Attendance 5500. Batteries Pittinger and Devin for Philadelphia, Brown and Kling for Chicago. Umpire Johnston. Time 1:35.
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New York Defeats Cincinnati in Low-Scoring Game
In Cincinnati on June 22 New York beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a game featuring four safeties. Attendance was 1287, with McGinnity and Bowerman on the mound for New York and Overall and Phelps for Cincinnati. Umpires were O Day and Klem. Time of game 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Baseball News From The Season Early Glances And Plays
A collection of baseball notes and quotes from across the circuit. Umpires wear shin pads in some games. Colby pitcher Coombs plans to play with Montpelier in the Northern league. Brown University debates officiating for Miah Murray. The Clevelands show strong form with manager Lajoie active. Herman Long shines for Des Moines with ten chances no errors. Cy Young praised for a five thousand dollar arm. Lajoie bat associated with Kavanaugh. Harris of Fall River draws attention with Buffalo interest while McDermott keeps him unsold. Riot at Harrisburg game after Duffy injures McGlynn. New Bedford batsmen noted for letting many balls pass.
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Philadelphia Defeats Cleveland Before Rain Shortens Game
Philadelphia beat Cleveland 2 to 0 in six innings as rain halted play. Coakley pitched well while Hess was hit hard. Attendance 5768. Batteries Coakley and Schreck Hess and Buelow Umpire Sheridan Time 1 15.
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England Amazed by American Tennis at Queen's Club
London June 22 The American international tennis team is playing grand tennis at the Queen's Club easily defeating all comers. Their perfect form ahead of the all England championships is causing nervousness among English continental and colonial players. The Americans’ service and net play daze opponents especially in doubles where Beals C Wright and Holcombe Ward receive near continuous applause.
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Yale Crew Trials New Oars At Practice
Yale varsity and freshmen rowed two and a half miles up and back at Gales Ferry Conn on June 22. The varsity for the first time used new oars planned for the race while the four oared boat held light practice.
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Baseball talk and a minister in a baseball suit
A New Bedford Mercury excerpt recalls baseball strategy and fan preferences over pitching choices. It mentions Ned Hanlon and pressure on players, then shifts to Alphonse Napoleon Lajoie and a Cleveland offer, with anecdotes about a Penn statue, a Philadelphia evening, and Nap’s entourage as he considers signing.
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Yale oarsman Daly accused of cribbing in exam
Prof H A Farr reports Cornelius Daly a leading Yale varsity eight oarsman caught cribbing in psychology exam at Yale crew quarters Gales Ferry last week. Daly, from Worcester, has four years of rowing history including Wachusett four and three Yale seasons. If found guilty, he may be removed from the crew and university.
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Yale oarsman Daly accused of examination cribbing
Cornelius Daly of Yale, a noted oarsman from Chiales Ferry Conn, was informed for the first time of a report accusing him of cribbing in an examination. He expressed surprise, saying he had heard nothing about the matter and declined to comment without official notification.
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Mohairs Face Buntings In Red Letter Cricket Match
Saturday marks the season opener as Mohairs meet rivals Buntings at Wigginville grounds with Capt. D Hird and I Shaw among the Mohairs lineup. Both clubs sit level in league averages, heightening the rivalry and likely turnout. second team plays Lynn Wanderers at Mohair Park Helmsford Street with a strong local squad.
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Local doctor offers affordable treatment in Lowell
A physician invites men of all ages to seek honest care at moderate charges in Lowell. He promises included medicines, private consultations, and payment as able. He urges not to pay large upfront sums to out of town doctors and invites patients to call today for free consultation and examination.
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Dr Temple Men’s Specialist at Mansur Block Lowell
Dr Temple advertises as a specialist for men with offices in rooms 10 11 and 12 Mansur Block 97 Central Street Lowell Hours are 10 to 12 and 2 to 7 30 and 8 Free X Ray Examination offered to potential patients in the notice
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15 Rounds Both Boxers Exhibit Clever Work in Rhode Island
In Providence on June 22 Ches ter Goodwin of Chelsea and Tommy Felts of New York fought 15 rounds at the Rhode Island Athletic Club with no knockdowns. Abbott scored the draw while Felts slipped into the crowd twice. O'Brien beat Campbell in the preliminaries, and Barish defeated Conley in six rounds. Campbell was carried out after a third round KO threat.
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Amateur baseball schedule and matchup details
Amateur baseball slated for Saturday with two games at Spaleing Park. The Wamesits meet the American Glee Club on Mammoth Road at 2 o clock. Highland council champions of the AA face the Mathews with a crack pitcher aboard, game called at 3 p.m.
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Highland grammar school base ball season ends with Moody loss
The Highland team finished eight games with one defeat to Moody. Batting averages listed include Thompson 38.8, Coutoure 38.38, Pullen 38.8, Pierce 35.0, Stephens 32.0, Goodnow 30.8, Bibeault 39.8, Woodies 0.8, Warren 27.5, Scannell 27.0, Byam 26, Sullivan 26, Wiggin 26.0.
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