Yankees Turn to Hilltop in 16–5 Loss to Washington
A matinee at American Ineogue Park ends in a 16 to 5 Washington victory as Moore fails early and the Senators swarm the plate. Chase, Delehanty, Altizer and Anderson pace the offense with multiple hits while Ritchey, Jones and Clymer contribute in key moments. Time of game two hours and twenty minutes.
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Harvard Freshmen And Yale Four Win In Varsity Match
Harvard freshmen and Yale four win in a two mile varsity four oared race. The crews include G. Bacon, Swain, Wiggins, and others with stroke G. G. Bacon and E. Dunkle listed among key rowers. Aged about 20, average weight around 165 pounds, height six feet.
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Giants Triumph Over Phillies Amid Errors in June Contest
In Philadelphia, June 28, the Giants defeated the Phillies 8 to 2 amid inexcusable errors and missed opportunities. Corridon pitched well for New York, while errors by Doolin Grant and a muff by Dahlen helped the Giants score. Strang and Bowerman sparked key plays, but Philadelphia misplayed chances to fall short.
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Barrett's 12th inning homer caps Boston win over Philadelphia
Boston wins 8 to 4 in 12 innings after Barrett belts a decisive home run. Prueitt substituted for Winter to start a late rally. Criger and Oldring shine on defense while Davis argues and is ejected. Twelve Philadelphia batters used, Boston with one-run lead until Barrett's blast seals the verdict.
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Detroit Wins As Errors, Bells Drive Offensive Burst
Detroit hangs two hits and a wild throw for runs, beating Cleveland 3 0. Liebhardt shines on mound through seven, then relief handles final outs as Detroit takes lead with timely offense and fast fielding. Downs homers, Echmidt triples, and Stovall scores.
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Champions Beat Out St. Louis
Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 2 in a June 28 game. Powell pitched well until the sixth inning when St Louis broke through, aided by defensive lapses. Two base hits by Hartsell, Smith, F Jones highlight the scoring.
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Boston Beats Brooklyn In Ten Inning Tie
Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 5 in ten innings behind a surprise starter Ernie ag. Lindermann, son of a police captain, was wild in the seventh and relieved by Young who closed out the win. The pitchers combined for a long, tight game as Beaumont and Ritchey produced the only notable swings for Brooklyn, while Boston cashed in runs through several timely hits and errors.
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Chicago Beats Pittsburg In Low-Scoring Pearl Harbor Day Game
Chicago outhit Pittsburg but stranded runners as Pittsburg won 3 to 1. Lundgren’s passes fueled the visitors’ runs while Hofman made a spectacular one handed catch at the fence. Scoring highlights include Steinfeldt’s two base hit and Sheckard, Evers, Leach and Storke contributing as Chicago left eight men on base.
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Eastern League Standings and Recent Results
Eastern League standings show Toronto and Buffalo tied with 26 wins while Jersey City trails. Newark and Rochester at 25 wins, Baltimore 22, Providence 18, Montreal 18. Latest games: Buffalo 8 Jersey City 2 in Buffalo. Toronto 5 Newark 1. Montreal 7 Providence 8. Rochester 4 Baltimore 2.
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Newark
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Montreal
New York State League Scores From Albany and Nearby
In the New York State League results Albany beat Scranton 8 to 1 at Albany, while Pecans J and G defeated Binghamton 7 to notional score. Troy hosted Wilkes Barre with a 2 to outcome and Utica edged Syracuse 5.
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Atlantic League Scores From Chester Pottsville Allentown
In Chester Brooklyn beat Chester 4 to 1. In Pottsville Newark lose 5 to 2. In Allentown Allentown defeated Reading 8 to 0 in the first game.
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Connecticut League Scores From New London Bridgeport and New Haven
In 12 innings at New London Norwich New London beat Norwich 4 to 1. Bridgeport edged Waterbury 4 to 8 in extra innings. At New Haven Holyoke won 7 to 6 over New Haven. Wartford Hartford defeated Springfield 7 to 6 in eleven innings.
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New England League Scores From Lynn to Lawrence
In Lynn Brockton hosted Lynn with a final Lynn 5 to 4. Lowell Worces beat Lowell 28 to 0. Haverhill hosted New Dattora with a 5 to ? score. Lawrence hosted Fall River where Lawrence 1b defeated Fall River 1.
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Scores and schedules for American League clubs
Yesterday's results show Washington 16 over New York 5 and Philadelphia 8 over Boston 4. Detroit 2 Cleveland 0 and Chicago 6 St Louis 2. Today Washington visits New York and Philadelphia meets Boston with several other matchups listed.
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Freshman Eight-Cared Race Report and Crew Details
Harvard time noted at 11 15. The crew includes Bacon fil4-w Buxton Marvin Col t sees os Ward Ud ignad S-P 8 Winnen Morgan Coxswain Ww. Morgan Age 19 height six feet one inch Stroke B Walle Foss 66 4 R M Austin Mills Coates 150 6 F 68 Brainerd Elton Hoyt R Wesel 78 o seats Coxswain G K Buist Age years weight 104 height 5
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R. M. Austin
Harvard and Yale split intercollegiate regatta honors in New London
Yale won the Varsity fours as Harvard captured the freshman eights in a close finish. Harvard led late in the freshman race before Yale surged to a quarter-length win. In the four-oared race Yale pulled ahead to win by ten lengths. Referee Meikieham oversaw a crowd noting poor management and a disrupted chase boat incident involving E. H. Harriman.
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New York Bay Middies Name Navy Eight Captain
Francis Warren Rockwell of New York City has been elected captain of the Navy eight for next year. The announcement followed the Midshipmen’s return to Annapolis after the Summer practice cruise. Rockwell pulled the No. 6 oar in the recent Poughkeepsie race and will lead the crew amid upcoming changes as members depart for ships.
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Simpson Western Golf Champion Sealed Western Open Victory
Hinsdale Illinois June 28 Robert Simpson the Omaha professional today won the Western Open Golf championship with a total of 807 strokes for seventy two holes Willie Anderson of Onwentsia and Fred McLeod fought for second and third place with both great in prior years He formerly served as instructor at the Memphis Tennessee Country Club.
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German Yachts to Race Americans at Kiel Regatta
Three German entries Wittelsbach 11 Tilly X and Angela IV appear likely chosen by the Imperial Yeast Cat Club to race three American boats in the Kiel regatta set for August 15. The event lists two Belgian and two Spanish entries among others.
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American Association Scores Report
At Toledo Toledo six Columbus eight. At Kansas City St Paul four Kansas City. At Milwaukee Minneapolis eleven Milwaukee zero. At Indianapolis Louisville six Indianapolis three Southern League.
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Empire City Trotting Club Wins License Battle
The Appellate Division ruled against the New York State Racing Commission in the Empire City Trotting Association case. The court ordered the commission to grant a racing license for Yonkers track and directed a timely answer to the original order. Justice Jenks, Gaynor, Rich, Hooker, and Miller concurred.
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Maxwell's Horses Win at Huntington Horse Show
Huntington L I June 28 Society filled the fair grounds for the Huntington Horse Show revival. Maxwell's Mlle Moble and Miss Mollie Maxwell led a day of victories with Adonis, Belinda, Jacobite and other entries claiming top honors in harness, saddle, runabout and jumping events. Notable winners included Edward Knerim with Kissiing and Kissing, Mortimer Schiff with Sea Foam Girl and four-in-hand team, and J E Davis's Irish Maid in hunters.
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ROUSE OBRIEN COLLAPSES IN Six-Round Battling Bout
Boston's Rouse O'Brien collapsed after a brutal six round bout with Tommy Murphy the Pride of Harlem at Sharkey A C in this city. The two boxers exchanged fierce blows each round and Murphy's heavier hits produced a late uppercut that rattled O'Brien. O'Brien collapsed as his corner helped him to his chair then recovered to shake Murphy's hand.
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All Around Championship Set for New York City
Bartow 8 Weeks of the AAU announces the United States all around championship will be held in New York City on July 4 at 1 PM. Entries include Martin J Sheridan and Richard Cotter of the Irish American Athletic Club, Dennis Murray of Dublin, and John J Dalton of Christian Brothers College, St Louis. Sheridan hopes to surpass his June 20 Celtic Park score of 7 420 points as he and rivals train for the event refereed by AAU President James F Sullivan.
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Maxwell Briscoe factory to rise at New Castle Indiana
A new Maxwell-Briscoe automobile factory foundation was laid this week at New Castle Indiana. The main factory will cover 816 feet with a 200 by 50 foot power house and a 72000 square foot testing area. A visiting party toured the site and preparations for the Telem contest were noted.
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Grapple First in Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Longest chance winner Grapple ridden by Frank Farrell led most of the Thistle Stakes one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay as selling and handicap events produced an unusually puzzled card with only one post-time favorite among seven winners. Bayonet upset in the steeplechase at 20 to 1 in a day of surprises.
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Hudson Boat Club Regattas Set for July Fourth
The Hudson Boat Club regatta schedule announces the twenty-ninth artelle regatta of the Hud gut Boat Disd will be held on July 4. Event details note the club's traditional Independence Day race day with multiple heats and senior and junior crews.
Vaughn Wins Three Races At Philadelphia Endurance Meet
Philadelphia hosted a 24 hour auto endurance contest at Point Breeze with ten entrants. New York driver Guy Vaughn powered a 80-60 hp tennis car to three victories including a five mile open and two ten mile races, beating Oldsmobiles and a Pope-Hartford. Severs won the five mile club championship in 5:50.2, as several notable cars and drivers competed in this period-voice recorder of the era.
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Long Sealed Bonnet Test Run
Several cars in the Automobile Club of America's sealed bonnet contest remain in service with seals unbroken. One survivor, the Mora runabout driven by EB Trésaller, completed the four day test by traveling from this city to Faige then to the Mora factory, starting early Sunday morning for Chicago.
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Bald Sets New Twenty Five Mile Touring Car Record
GT Paul Minnesota June 28 three men broke the world twenty five mile touring car record in the third race at Ananed track Eddie Bald won by nearly two minutes and the others beat the old mark. Zerbeis of Minneapolis overturned at the first quarter but no one was hurt. Final times Bald 80 28 See Minneapolis 81 50 Winston Minneapolis 81
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