Westminster College Loses to Pittsburg Collegians 7 0
Westminster college nine was defeated by Pittsburg Collegians in a one sided game at New Wilmington. Pittsburg broke it open with four runs in the eighth after Westminster left three on base. Anderson struggled at bat as Westminster failed to score.
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Big Ed Walsh Prepares for Comeback Versus Walter Johnson
Chicago reports Big Ed Walsh will attempt a comeback today against Walter Johnson in a test that could restore Walsh to a regular spot in the hurling corps if he wins.
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Insurance policy aims at Moran Dillon bout
New York June 13. A 100000 policy will be written this week by Lloyds for the Washington Parkers club to cover rain risk at the Moran Dillon contest on June 29. It is the largest policy on a sporting event and protects the club against rain losses. The club pays Oran and Dillon 40000 amid strong demand for reservations.
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Pete Herman Defeats Frank C. Brown In 165-Round Bout
New Orleans reports Pete Herman out-pointed Frank C. Brown in a long 165 round bout last night. Herman controlled the action with sharp countering and steady attacks, earning a clear decision over Brown.
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Moran poised to reign over Dillon in looming bout
New York sports column forecasts Frank Moran as slight favorite to beat Jack Dillon in a June 29 heavyweight clash. Moran holds advantages in height reach and weight, with Dillon praised as a strong puncher and agile for his size. The piece weighs past battles and fighter records to gauge likely outcome.
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Hot Liners: Giants Fall to Batting Matinee Leaders
Philadelphia and Brooklyn led the East as they triumphed while the Giants were swept in a batting matinee. Washington is slipping as Griffith lacks enough Johnsons for pitching amid a NL champion's run of form.
Baseball Results From Yesterday in the National League
Yesterday's NL results include Philadelphia defeating Pittsburg 2 to 1, Brooklyn beating St. Louis 3 to 1, and Chicago defeating New York 8 to 2. Upcoming games list Pittsburg at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, and Cincinnati at Boston.
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Baseball scores from the American League games
Detroit defeated New York 8 to 6 while Chicago shut out Washington 3 to 0. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 3 to 1 and St Louis edged Boston 4 to 3. Schedule noted with Boston at St Louis and games listed for other matchups.
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Church League clash ends with forfeit as U P defeats Croton M E
Second U P won 9 to 0 by forfeit over Croton M E. Standings list the clubs, and tonight’s game features First Baptist against First U P.
Park Christian Team Takes Croton's League Franchises
Final action at Church Baseball league meeting transfers Croton Methodist franchise to Park Christian church. Park Christian will open the season Tuesday June 20 with Epworth Methodists, as Croton M E disbands after poor play. Tonight First Baptist faces First United Presbyterians.
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Koppel Wins Fast Game in Wampum Tilt
Koppel defeated the Wampum Crescents 4 to 2 at Koppel yesterday. Sam Lloyd, returning after years, hit the first pitch for a single. Pitchers and batting details include Hairhogger 4 walks and 7 strikeouts, Mundy 15, Campbell 6, and Campbell giving up 2 hits in 31 1 3 innings, Hairhogger 3 in 42 1 3 innings.
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Kline To Lead Notre Dame Baseball Team Next Year
Jake Kline of Williamsport Pennsylvania will captain Notre Dame's baseball squad for the next season.
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Auto Drivers In a Duel At Speedway Park
Dario Resta and Ralph DePalma race next Sunday at Speedway park Chicago in three events 10 miles 24 miles and 50 miles Resta in a Peugeot and DePalma in a Mercedes settle a grudge after a dispute over a previous race when DePalma led late but stopped at the pits allowing Resta to win
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Dundee and Benny Draw in 10 Round Madison Square Bout
Johnny Dundee 127 pounds and Benny Leonard 136 pounds fought a furious 10 round draw at Madison Square Garden. Criticism divided over the decision with some favoring Dundee, others Leonard, others claiming a draw. The bout was fast from start to finish with no lull in action.
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Norwegian Keeps Title in U S Women's Tennis
Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway defeats Mrs. Edward Raymond 6-0 6-1 to retain the U S national singles title in Philadelphia. She also wins the women's doubles with Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston, 4-6 6-2 10-8, and shares the mixed doubles crown with Willis Davis.
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Tramps Damaged City Flower Beds Near Comfort Station
An unknown individual tramped down flowers on city property beside the comfort station causing damage and spoiling appearance. Parks Commissioner John Berger warned that future acts would face full legal action.
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Dil lon to Train in New York Before Moran Bout
Chicago report says Jack Dillon departs for New York to begin formal training for his scheduled June 29 fight with Frank Moran. Moran awaits in New York while Dillon aims to sharpen form for the bout.
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