Yale Beats Harvard 10 8 In Ninth Inning Rally
Yale wins a wild 10 to 8 baseball thriller at Cambridge led by a six-run ninth. Harvard raced ahead 8 4 after seven, Yale pitcher Coxe held firm early then Faherty three run triple sealed a dramatic comeback with Emmons miscue sealing Harvard’s fate.
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Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Holden
Faherty
Sheehan
Coxe
Robinson
Emmons
Murphy
Fair
Diamond
McLeod
Felton
Clark Selleck
Senators top Cicotte in 2–0 win over White Sox
Washington blanked Chicago 2 to 0 as Jim Shaw outpitched Ed Cicotte in the opener of the series. Gharrity and Judge delivered the key extra base hits that produced Washington runs. Cicotte took his first loss after eight straight wins and his second of the season.
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Jim Shaw
Ed Cicotte
Chicago
Cicotte
Gharrity
Judge
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Lad Loisitees
Paton
Colline Sacrife Ny
Milan
Crover
Inia
Risberg
Leibald
Bance
Errora
Wyington
Rasen
Halle
Ry Cleotte
Shaws
Eleven Defeats in Row For Phillies in West
Cincinnati beat the Phillies 4 to 1 to extend their losing streak to eleven games. Packard faltered after the fifth as Cincinnati capitalized on the Phillies’ errors and weak hitting. Key moments included two-base hits by Kopf and Daubert and solid defense from Cincinnati while Philadelphia left runners stranded.
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Packard
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Tal
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Hite
Kopf
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Williams Woolen
Ariama
Plage
Daubert
Wicking
Whittad
Lore
Philadelthian
Balle
Dom Galler
Iter
Wane Ball
Clark
Dodgers Rout Cubs on Protest Refused in Chicago
In Chicago on June 18 the Dodgers defeated the Cubs 8 to 1 as Jeff Pfeffer stymied Jim Vaughn. Dodgers erupted with two runs in the eighth after a quiet middle game, while Cubs protested a call by umpire Quigley leading to Mitchell's ejection.
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Athletics Triumph In Low-Scoring Tilt With Tigers
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 6 to 6 in a nine inning game aided by errors. Bush was called out sliding home and confronted the umpire, while Cobb exited with a leg boil. McAvoy Young and Roth had key hits, Kinney earned the win and Kellogg suffered the loss in a tense, error-filled contest.
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Mack Acquires Infield Additions for Athletics
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, arranging trades to bolster the roster by sending Bob Geary to Columbia in the South Atlantic League and receiving Barrus, a first baseman, who will join the team this Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
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Columbia
Barrus
Spor tlight and the Narrow Gap in Open Championship Drama
A mosaic of sports reflections on vacation envy and the thin line between triumph and defeat. It cites Walter Hagen and the Open Championship rally, Fred Merkle’s spotlighted mistakes, and a football fumble that crowned a hero, all illustrating luck, risk, and the margins that separate glory from failure.
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Dempsey's
Walter Hagen
Mike Brady
Hagan
Fred Merkle
Chance
Mrs Herzog Tops Women Golfers at Baltusrol Course
Mrs S A Herzog of Fairview Country Club won the one day Women's Metropolitan Golf Association event at Baltusrol with a net 87 after a gross 89. She beat Mary Lehrelver and Mrs T L Lehreiger of Baltusrol, who posted nets of 90 and 96 respectively, as handicap leaders and several regional players grouped behind.
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Calder Wins Tourney of Paper Trade Club
Alec Calder of Cherry Valley wins the New York Paper Trade Golf Association spring championship at Arcola Country Club, defeating G R McMillen of Essex County 2 up with 1 to play. David L Luke Jr wins in the third flight, taking the trophy for two best rounds. S I Brower wins the McMillen trophy for 36 holes net.
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G R. McMillen
Essex County
David L. Luke, Jr
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S. I. Brower
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Cherry
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Voorhees
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Colbert
Red Sox Fall to Browns 3-2 in Fifth Loss
Boston suffers its fifth straight defeat as St. Louis Browns win 3-2 behind Sotheron pitching. Key fifth inning runs and late Boston threats fail to overturn the deficit in a tense American League tilt.
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Indians Win 13 to 3 and Tie For Lead At Polo Grounds
Cleveland Indians defeat the New York Yankees 13 to 3 at the Polo Grounds, led by Tris Speaker Steve ONeill and Jim Bagby. The win ties the Indians with the White Sox for first, as Boston and Washington hover nearby.
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Champion Willard and Dempsey Spar Daily in Toledo Camp
The article details Willard and Dempsey sparring routines in Toledo ahead of the July 4 bout. Willard shows appetite and gets heavier. Dempsey trains on Maumee Bay beach and shadow boxing. Sparring partners Chip, Hempel, and others push both fighters as experts note readiness and looming heavyweight clash.
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Toledo
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Rickard
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Newark Bears Brace for Buffalo Twin Bill Win
Newark bears defeated Buffalo 7 to 4 in the first game and 5 to 1 in the second at Hart. Ed Rommel, former Giant pitcher, pitched in the opener for Newark. Scores by innings show Newark led early then pulled away, with Bears hitters including Swar, Devins, Gordonich and Benpoul. In London, the Mon Hant Cup was held with Arion edging Donellow and Elegance Wins Royal.
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International League roundup with varied score notes
In a mixed report the Rochester and Baltimore games feature 19M and other cited players across CHL and IL matchups. Rosters include Hatteries, Zellers, Hudgina, ONeill, Be nitherr, and Cronin amid a thicket of abbreviations and partial names.
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Cards Trim Giants Before Big Crowd By Score of 5 to 2
The Giants lost the opening game of the series to 5 to 2 in St. Louis as Doak pitched masterfully for the Cardinals and Benton for the Giants. Miller and Stock singled, Hornsby doubled, Schultz sac fly brought home two. A crowd of more than 15,000 watched the contest.
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Jim Thorpe Delivers in Eleven as Braves Beat Pirates
Boston Braves edge Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 5 in eleven innings after Thorpe homered in the ninth to tie the game and drove in the deciding run with a sacrifice fly in the eleventh. Cooper's wild first inning gave Boston two runs. Rudolph earned the win. Powell scored the winning run after Carlson moved him home with the tripled runner.
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