Yale Defeats Harvard in Thrilling Eighth Inning Rally
Yale overcame a 9 6 deficit in the eighth inning to beat Harvard 10 9 at American League Park. Minot sparked the rally with a deep center hit, Philbin drove in the winner, and Yale pitchers Tommers and Hicks combined to hold Harvard. Lanigan led Harvard with four hits while Merritt and Carr made key plays. crowd roared as Yale claimed the dramatic victory.
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Blue
Philbin
YALE
Abribpone
Badger
Marvard
Abribpone McLilin
Logandyn
M’shallss
Murphy
Ibs
Enowe's
Moel're
Corey
Stevens
Merritt
Lanigan
Abs
Potter
Hicks
Gardner
Minot
Young
Carr
New Zealand’s Wilding Defeats Wright For All England Title
A. F. Wilding of New Zealand beat Heals Wright of Boston in four sets to win the all England lawn tennis championship final in Wimbledon. Wilding’s victory grants him the right to challenge A. W. Gore for the British title.
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Wimbledon
England
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Heals
Wright
Boston
Wilding
A. W. Gore
Great Britain
Norman E. Fracks
Australia
United States
Viskting
Newport
Harvard Yale Elect Captains After Park Game
The Harvard and Yale baseball teams elected captains for next season at American League Park. Charles T. McLaughlin of Harvard and Allen L. Carey of Yale were chosen, with Carey the right fielder and McLaughlin a pitcher and first baseman. The noon-night action featured standout plays and a late rally as Yale edged Harvard 9 to 8 in a tense nine-inning clash marked by Philbin’s long drive and Merritt’s on-base work. The paper notes errors, fielding feats, and the crowd’s reaction as Yale held on to win and crown its new leader.
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Yate
Harvard
American League Park
Beneball
Crimson
Blwe Vale
Valensiane
Merrard
Minot
Crimson Lege
Bafiger
Manteve Minot
Hicks
Steve Philbin
Halm
Riue
Iqurt
S «Lerious Amasrt
Anament Tommers
Wilk
Tommers
Yale
Lanigan
Marvard
Nfe
Ginger
Belle
Badger
McIntyre
McLaughlin
Lanegan
Merritt
Vaie Lanegan
Rodger
Logan
Marshall
Murphy
Gardner
Young
Miner
Carr
Crimeon
Micks
Messrs
Boston
Mervard
Jane Harvard
Feld
Philbin
Potter
Bret
Younr
Charles T. McLaughlin
Allen L. Carey
William Ellis Carey
United States Steel Corporation
Carey
Stevens
Soner
Amherst shuts out Wesleyan in six innings
Amherst beat Wesleyan 9 to 0 in Middletown as Amherst pitchers Vernon and Henry held the hosts to scattered hits. Both teams had ten hits. Amherst took advantage with eight runs in the first six frames while Wesleyan failed to tally until late. Time 1:50. Umpire Lawten.
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Middletown
Conn
Disqualified Parry Auto Company Banned by A A A Board
In Des Moines the Parry Automobile Company of Indianapolis was disqualified and barred from entry in all A A A sanctioned contests until further notice after a board meeting. D. H. Lewis, official tour pilot, arrived at 2:45 p.m. and all cars were in by 5 p.m. Tourists depart at 6 a.m.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Parry Automobile Company of
Indianapolis
American Automobile Association
D. H. Lewis
Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Afternoon
Gients faces Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds this afternoon at 4 PM with admission 60 cents.
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Reece
Polo Grounds
Gients We
Philadelphia
Governor Dickerson backs Reno hold for Jeffries Johnson fight
Reno officials and promoter Tex Rickard sign off on the July 4 bout to be held in Reno with a second referee to be ready. Johnson trains at Moana Springs while Jeffries rests and rides in occasional workouts as local bets surge on the outcome.
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Reno
Nev
Jeffries-Johnson
Dickerson
Moana Springs
Johnson
Tex” Rickard
Associated Press
Rickard
Jack Gleason
Cox
State Police
Desert Rangers
al Kaufman
Kaufman
Kid
Cotton
Jack
Monahan
Dave Mills
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Nelson
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Bob Vernon
New York
Vernon
Dorman Beats Goodman in Ten Round Showdown
Jack Dorman outpointed Danny Goodman in ten rounds at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Dorman pressured his opponent, scored a knockdown with a right to the stomach, and dominated the bout. In the semi final Mat Wells outpointed Charlie Lawrence as Lawrence stalled and avoided heavy punishment.
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Jack Dorman
Danny Goodman
Fairmont Athletic Club
Dorman
Mat Wells
Charlie Lawrence
Wells
Lawrence
Western Union to skip fight news bulletins for Jeffries Johnson bout
The Western Union announced it will not provide special news bulletins for the Jeffries Johnson fight at Reno on July 4. It will only handle messages filed for regular transmission by press associations and newspapers, citing public disapproval of fight traffic. Postal Telegraph and Western Union ticket services will not offer fight news descriptions.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Reno
Nev
Pirates Rally Past St Louis 6 4 In Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg edged St Louis 6 to 4 after an error plagued start. Leifeld wildness sparked three St Louis runs in the first, Pittsburg tied in the seventh and won in the eighth on McKechnie’s single and Wilson’s three base hit. Evans exited early. Zacher subbed.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Leifield
McKechnie
Wilson
Evans
Zacher
Peesabribpone Byrne
Huggins
Leach
Pils
Clarke
Oakes
Waener
Ken'hy
Miller
Hyatt
McKie
Brea’han
Backman
T Clarke
St. Louia
hHs
Wagner
Kenetchy
Bresnahan
Byrne
Mowrey
Hugsins
Hauser
Gibson
Lelfeld
Camnitz
Hackman
ballBy Lelfield
Ellie
Cleveland
Rss
Louis
Link
Lake
Shases— Beuis
Baltimore Battery Contest Ends In Draw Umpires Named
At Baltimore the event featured Savidge and Blair, Vickera, Adkins and Byers with Umpires Stafford and Lyron. Rochester and K. H. EB. played to a tied outcome as teams traded positions.
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Baltimore
K. H. EB
Rochester
Savidge
Blair
Vickera
Adkins
Byers
Stafford and
Lyron
Providence triumph over Buffalo 3 to 2 in tight match
Providence edges Buffalo 3 to 2 after a competitive game. Batteries-Vownkle and Williams and Lavender and Pitegerald combined on key plays while umpires Hurst and Murray oversaw the contest at Providence.
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Providence
R. H. B. Providence
Buffalo
Vownkle
Williams
Lavender
Pitegerald
Hurst and Murray
Connecticut League Results Summary
Springfield 4 Holyoke 0 Northampton 7 New Britain 2 Veterinary 3 New Haven 2 Bridgeport 4 Hartford 0
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Springfield
Holyoke
Orthampton
New Britain
Veterbury
Newhinven
Bridgeport
Hartford
Drucke Delivers for Giants in 9 to 1 Rout of Phillies
Louis Drucke, Youthful Texan, belts a bases loaded triple and stars on mound as the Giants hammer Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds. New York routs the Phillies 9 to 1, piling up 14 hits, with Drucke pitching six innings of work and Merkle among the Giants’ key hitters.
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Louis Drucke
Texas
Polo Grounds
Giants
Philadelphia
New York
Ewing
Devore
Ward
Doyle
Murray
Bridwell
Fletcher
Devlin
Merkle
Thomas
Meyers
Drucke
Titus
Seymour
Phillies
Dooin
Walsh
Matty
Knabe
Grant
Magee
Moran
Reg Thomas
Abribpone Devore
Seym'r
Holwell
Fiet'r
Wilson
Brad Field
Foxen
Klem
Kane
Cubs Smother the Reds in Long Game
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 11 to 10 in a drawn out contest. New twirlers Benton and Walker struggled, Tinker stole home twice, and defensive plays like a Tinker to Evers double play shaped the close game.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
R Benton
Macon
Walker
University of Chicago
Tinker
Schulte
Chicagos
Sics-Co
Zimmerman
Benton
Egan
Archer
Sheckard
Brown
Paskett
Evers
Hofman
Chico Cincinnati
Balla
balis—Roth
Balk
Moran
Johnstone
Bescher
S'kard
Paskert
Kiing
Mitchell
Ou Amont
H'man
Downey
Iman
Phelan
Kane
Amateurs Set New Ardsley Course Record
A new amateur record was posted at Ardsley Club as 8S. C. Mahon shot 72 on the lengthened course. Tomorrow many amateur golfers will gather on the Hudson links, with 65 entries received including Gardiner White, F. R. Upton Jr., and W. R. Thurston.
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Ardsley
C. Mahon
Hudson
Gardiner White
F. R. Upton, Jr
Baltusrol
W. R. Thurston
Apawamis
Burns to see big fight
San Francisco dispatch reports the steamer Wilhelmina arrived from Honolulu carrying famed Antipodean sportsmen to attend the Jeffries Johnson bout on July 4. Among the notable visitors are Hugh MclIntosh promoter Tommy Burns and Bill Lang, former champion and heavyweight contender.
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San Francisco
Wilhelmina
Honolulu
Antipodes
Jeffries-Johnson
Hugh MclIntosh
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Bill Lang
Georgia anti prizefight bill raises to Georgia General Assembly
A bill to end prizefights and glove contests of any kind was introduced in the Georgia State Senate today. Boxing contests are held in Atlanta Savannah and Macon.
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Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Savannah
Macon
Beck Pounds the Ball in Boston Victory over Brooklyn
Beck slugged a homer in the second inning and drove in runs with a three bagger in the sixth and a double in the eighth as Boston beat Brooklyn 9 to 4. Graham added three hits, Wilhelm allowed six Brooklyn safeties, and Frock pitched steadily for Boston. Lennox homered for Brooklyn but the visitors totaled six hits.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Beck
Graham
Wilhelm
Visltors
Frock
Lennox
Collins
Dalton
Herzog
Sharpe
Whear
Miller
Hummel
Shean
Dadson
Beaton
Eree
Wheat
Bell
Davidson
Sweeney
Sha
Smith
Burch
Freek
Bergen
Erwin
O'Day
Brennan
Newark Drubs Toronto in 6 1 Newark Indians rout Maple Leafs 6 1
Joe Mc Ginnity's Indians defeated Toronto 6 to 1 in Newark. Lee pitched well, Mullen drove in runs with a triple and single by Slattery in relief. Schlafly two-base hit and Jack Kelly three-base hit paced the offense as Rudolph allowed five runs in five innings. Attendance about 1,000.
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Toronto
Joe McGinnity
Indians
Newark
Mullen
Slattery
Carroll
Maple Leaves
Lee
McDonald
O'Hara
Meyer
Agler
Gettman
Schlafly
Jack Kelly
Jay—Louden
Oo Rudolph
Corey
Rudolph
Boyle
Kelly
Zim'an
Shaw
Ganley
McDow
Hara
Gett
Grim’ N
Myer
Delenty
S'fly
Vaughn
Il Hearne
McAlster
Close plate play gives Skeeters lone run vs Montreal
A tight decision at the plate decided the Skeeters lone run yesterday against Montreal in Jersey City. Johnson was on second when Alstein bunted, Cockill mishandled, and Johnson scored as the ball returned to Krichell. Umpire Halligan ruled Johnson safe under the old rule.
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Skeeters
Montreal
Jersey City
Johnson
Alstein
Curtis
Cockill
Krichell
Halligan
Clement
OO Winters
Yeager
Hanifan
Dein
Ger
Demmitt
Oo Hanford
Nattress
Jones
Abstein
Esmond
Richell
Crist
Ferry
Vigas
Om Ferry
Wisss
Iilanifan
Halligan and Fineran
Cleveland Defeats St Louis In One Sided Baseball Game
Cleveland opened strong with a five run victory over St Louis, led by Giesendaar with six singles and four runs scored. The final score 5 to 0 reflects a dominant pitching effort by Link and timely hitting as the teams totaled modest offense and miscues faded.
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Cleveland
St. le
Cleveland Today
Lau
Lake m Winhard
Giesendaan
Yankees Rally Past Washington In Slugfest Protest Looms
New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 9 to 7 in a high scoring game. McAleer planned a protest over Killifer’s ninth inning double, ruled not a home run. Hemphill Chase and Hughes starred for the Yankees while Reisling Oberlin and Henrichs pitched for Washington in a tense clash marked by errors and timely hits.
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Washington
McAleer
New York Yankees
Senators
Hughes
Yankees
Hemphill
Chase
Killifer
Laporte
McBride
Knight
Reisling
Oberlin
Henrichs
Kid” Elberfeld
Walter
Elberfeld
Angilaud
Grandstand
Hal Chase
Ralk
New York
Schaefer
Milan
Kiltifer
Gardner
Heindrich
Tigers Erased as Chicago Tops Detroit in Eight
Chicago defeated Detroit 5 to 2 in a six and seven inning rally. Gandil homered with a man aboard as the Chicago pennant celebration included a street parade of amateur players.
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Detroit
Chicago
Gandil
Zeider
McIntyre
Browne
Bush
Collins
Cobb
Dou'ty
Craw’d
Del'h'nty
Purtell
Moriarty
B'burne
T. Jones
Payne
Stanage
Young
Mullin
Olme
Walsh
Parent
Smi
Red Sox edge Athletics 4 3 as eighth inning rally wins
Boston tops Philadelphia 4 to 3 after a late single by Stahl and a Lew two bagger produce the decisive run in the eighth. Karger worked well after a rough start as the A’s bullpen faltered in the decisive frame.
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Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Stahl
Lewin
State League Results Highlight Scranton Win
Scranton defeated ppessten 5 to 1 with Utica and Wilkes-Barre also posting wins as Albany and Troy are noted among other scores on the fifth page.
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Scranton
Troy
Imine
Wilkes-Barre
Utica
Albany
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Mine
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Country
Upper Manhattan
Marry Stevens
Mefritt
Bladger
Logan Sagled
Joy
Logen
Thes Young
Mlaughlin
Minet
Maershall
MeImiyre
Harxara
Merritte
Belle—O Hicks
Peer
Tommmers
Ralk—Tommmers
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Perine
Adams
Amberst
Wesleyan
Nevada
Goodman
The
Western Union
Pirates
CUBS
REDS
Burns
Nationa
W. U. P.C. W. Chien
Philabs
Ark
Fatesce
Phil Fe
Wash
Philla
Meveland
W. L. P.cleveland
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Ervato Newar
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DRUBS
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Stone
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Lajoie
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Bradley
Trudale
Hirrham
Stephens
Laké
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Abribpo Ae Oo
H'phill
Lelivelt
Ea ‘Walter
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G'dner
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Austin
Street
Reist Poe
Heinrich
the Tigers
Olmstead
Secere Collins
Dougherty
Gandilae Young
Ing
Orm Youns
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Connolly
Dineen
Boston Checks Athletics
Karger
Coombs
Barry
WLRR
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Borough Hall
Boerum Place
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