Yale Triumphs Over Harvard In Thrilling Eight Inning Rally
Yale erased a 6 4 deficit in the eighth inning as Minot's driving hit and Philbin's run producing swing led the Blue past Harvard 8 to 6. Logan, Lanigan, Merritt, Hicks, and Tommers starred with timely hits and pitching battles in a classic Crimson and Blue showdown.
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Blue
Philbin
Harvard
Marshall
Lanigan
Potter
Merritt
Hicks
Tommers
Gardner
Mine
Young
God
Country
Yale
Upper Manhattan
Stevens
Harry Stevens
Minot
Mefritt
Steve Philbin
Badser
Logan
Badger
Joy
Murphy
Logen
Thes Young
Carey
Carr
Feld
McLilin
Pallbin
Harvard and Yale Name Captains After Park Game
Harvard selects Charles T. McLaughlin as captain and Allen L. Carey as Yale captain after a tense game at American League Park. Key plays include Philbin's long drive, Hicks's catches, and Minot's notable hits as Yale and Harvard split the action and final score.
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Harvard
Yale
Charles T. McLaughlin
Crimson
Allen L. Carey
William Ellis Carey
United States Steel Corporation
Blue Nine
New Zealand’s Wilding defeats Wright to claim All England final
A. F. Wilding of New Zealand beat Beals Wright of Boston in the final round of the All England lawn tennis championship. Wilding rallied after losing the first two sets to win 4-6 2-6 6-4 6-2, earning the right to challenge A. W. Gore for Britain’s title.
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Wimbledon
England
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Beals
Wright
Boston
United States
Wilding
Newport
Amherst shuts out Wesleyan in baseball tilt
Amherst defeated Wesleyan 8 to 0 in Middletown. Both teams had ten hits but Amherst turned eight of theirs into runs while Wesleyan’s were scattered. Vernon and Henry pitched for Amherst with McCathran and Persons catching. Time 1:50. Umpire Lawten.
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Middletown
Conn
Ambherst
Wesleyan
R.H.E. Amherst
SIU
Vernon
Henry
McCathran
Persons
Lawten
Disqualified Parry Auto Co Banned by AMA
Des Moines Iowa June meeting of the American Automobile Association contest board announced the Parry Automobile Company of Indianapolis is disqualified and ineligible for entry in all AMA sanctioned events until further notice. Tour official D H Lewis arrived at 2 45 p m with the Gliceden tourists. cars all arrived by 5 p m. Tourists depart at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Parry Automobile Company of
Indianapolis
American Automobile Association
D. H. Lewis
Jeffries Johnson Fight Backers Rally in Reno Buzz
Nevada crowd swelled in Reno as Gov Dickerson pledged the July 4 Jeffries Johnson bout would be held there with Rickard promising an honest defense. Johnson trained intensely at Moana Springs while betting action and second referee arrangements drew steady interest from promoters and legal authorities alike.
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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
Cotton
Jack
Monahan
Dave Mills
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Nelson
Hoger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Dorman Tops Goodman In Ten Round Showdown
Jack Dorman outpointed Danny Goodman in a fast ten round bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club forced the pace and scored a knockdown with a right to the stomach. In the semi final Mat Wells beat Charlie Lawrence with Wells pursuing and landing many blows while Lawrence stalled and avoided a final punishment.
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Jack Dorman
Danny Goodman
Fairmont Athletic Club
Dorman
Mat Wells
Charlie Lawrence
Wells
Lawrence
Western Union Declines News Bulletins on Jeffries Johnson Fight
The Western Union announced it would not provide special news bulletins for the Jeffries Johnson fight at Reno Newvy on July. It will only handle messages filed for regular transmission by press associations newspapers and individuals. The public did not approve of traffic for fight descriptions and the company declined.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Reno
Newvy
S. M. Williams
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Company
Belvidere Brooks
Pirates Beat St Louis In Close 6 4 Victory
Pittsburg edges St Louis 6 to 4 after an unsettled game. Leifield wildness early let St Louis score three runs in the first. Pittsburg tied in the seventh and won in the eighth on McKechnie's hit and Wilson's three-base blast. Evans exited early. Zacher subbed in.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Leifield
McKechnie
Wilson
Evans
Zacher
Byrne
Huggins
Leach
Emis
Clarke
Oakes
Wagner
Ken'hy
Miller
Hyatt
MeK'te
Haurer
Backman
Cam'tz
Maryland Battery Makers Clash in City League
In Baltimore Rochester beat Batteries Savidge and Blait 78 to 0 as Umpires Stafford and Byron presided. Adkins and Byers contributed key plays while Vickers led the Battery unit with steady defense.
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Baltimore
K. H. EB
Rochester
Savidge
Blait
Vickers
Adkins
Byers
Stafford and
Byron
Providence Beats Buffalo In Hazy Scrimmage
In Providence a game against Buffalo ends 3 to 2 with R H two bases for Providence. Keywords mention Wowinskie Williams Lavender Pitageraid and umpires Hurst Murray. Box details unreadable.
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Providence
R. H
Buffalo
Wowinskie
Williams
Lavender
Pitageraid
Hurst and Murray
Connecticut League Scores Reported
Springfield 4 Holyoke Northampton 7 New Britain 2 Waterbury 3 New Britain 2 Bridgeport 4 Hartford ?
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Springfield
Holyoke
Northampton
New Britain
Waterbury
New Liaven
Bridgeport
Hartford
Drucke Leads Giants to 9 1 Victory Over Phillies at Polo Grounds
Louis Drucke, Texas-born rookie, belts a three-run homer and scatters 14 hits as New York Giants rout Philadelphia 9 to 1. Drucke outscores and outpitches Ewing, while Doyle Murray and Bridwell spark a big attack with multi-hit games and key RBIs.
Cubs Smother the Reds in drawn out contest
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a nine inning game. Tinker stole home twice and two new Cincinnati twirlers Benton and Walker struggled. Evers, Zimerman, and Tinker sparked the offense while Brown held Cincinnati hitless through the final innings.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Benton
Macon
Walker
University of Chicago
Tinker
Evers
Bescher
S'kard
Paskert
Ol Schulterf
Kiling
Mitchell
B'mont
Egan
H'man
Downey
Zman
Phelan
Kane
Roth
McM'lan
Archer
Brown
Ate
Amateurs Set Record at Ardsley Club Golf
A new amateur record was posted at Ardsley Club with 8S. C. Mahon firing a 72 on the extended course. The field grows with sixty five entries expected to gather by tomorrow 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
Apawamails
Burns to See Big Fight
The Wilhelmina arrived from Honolulu bringing noted sportsmen to witness the Jeffries Johnson bout on July 4. Included are Hugh McIntosh promoter Tommy Burns former champion who lost the title to Jack Johnson and Bill Lang heavyweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wilhelmina
Honolulu
Antipodes
Jeffries-Johnson
Hugh McIntosh
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Bill Lang
Georgia Anti Prizefight Bill Introduced in Assembly
A bill to ban prizefights and glove contests of any kind was introduced in the Georgia Senate today. Boxing events currently occur in Atlanta Savannah and Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Savannah
Macon
Baseball Fight in Three Leagues
A reported baseball incident spans three leagues with a fight disrupting play. Officials review the event and potential penalties as teams assess impact on standings and discipline.
Beck Puts Boston Past Brooklyn In Nine to Win
Beck drives a homer in the second, a go ahead three bagger in the sixth, and a late double to pace Boston 9 to for Brooklyn. Graham adds three hits as Wilhelm surrenders eight hits while Frock stays steady for the home club. Lennox homers and Wilhelm fans eight as Boston gains the win in 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Beck
Graham
Wilhelm
Frock
Lennox
Abribpo Ae
Collins
Newark Drubs Toronto 6-1 Behind Lee's Pitching
Newark Indians defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 6 to 1 as Joe Mc Ginnity's club struck early, with Mullen driving in two and Slattery adding a run. Lee pitched steadily for Newark while Rudolph and Corey split the innings for Toronto. Attendance reached about 1,000 with two errors and several standout hits by Schlafly and Kelly.
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Toronto
Joe McGinnity
Indians
Newark
Mullen
Slattery
Carrell
Maple Leaves
Lee
McDonald
O'Hara
Carroll
Meyer
Agler
Gettman
Schlafly
Jack Kelly
Jay—Louden
Schiafly
Orudolph
Corey
Rudolph
Boyle
Kelly
Ziman
Shaw
Ganley
McDowd
Gett’an
Grim
M’yer
Dele
S'fly
Vaughn
Hearne
McAlster
Tigers Fall to White Sox 9 in Rainy Detroit Showdown
Chicago rallied with six runs in the sixth and seventh to defeat Detroit 9 to 5 at home. Gandil homered with a man aboard as the American League pennant celebration included a street parade of amateur players.
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Detroit
Chicago
Gandil
Skeeters edge Montreal on controversial play
In Jersey City, the Skeeters scored the lone run against Montreal after a disputed play at first base. Johnson was safe on a close call when Alstein bunted, Cockill misplayed, and Krichell retrieved the ball, with umpire Halligan ruling Johnson safe under the old rule. The game noted a tight close contest.
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Skeeters
Montreal
Jersey City
Johnson
Alstein
Curtis
Cockill
Krichell
Halligan
Clement
Winters
Hanifan
Yeager
Deinger
Demmitt
Hanford
Nattress
Jones
Abstein
O Cockill
Esmond
Richeli
Crist
Artis
Ferry
Wigss
Wiggs
Kite—Cockill
Krichel
Fineran
Cleveland Baseball Smashes Lake in Five Run Victory
In Cleveland on June 28 the home team routed Lake 5 to 0. Cleveland tallied four runs in the first inning aided by six singles. Easterly delivered a two base hit and a sacrifice, while Link and Lake each contributed to the pitching effort. Cleveland outhit Lake and left seven men on base while Lake allowed four runs and four hits through the innings recorded.
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Hareen
Crimson
Yale
Valensians
Hervaré
Harvard
Minot
Barger
Minet
Peter Tommers
Hicks
Tommers
Lanigan
Marvard
Ginger
Belle
Badger
Mediatyre
McIntyre
McLaughlin
Lanegan
Merritt
Yale Lanegan
Madger
Logan
Marshall
Murphy
Young
Carr
Gardner
Messrs
Boston
Mervard
Jane Harvard
Philbin
Potter
Ret
Yount
Phil
Wilhelm
Westen
Brooklyn
Herzog
Beck
Wheat
Lennox
Bell
Davidson
Collins
Shean
Sweeney
Sharpe
Hummel
Smith
Burch
Whihhelm
Freek
Bergen
Erwin
O’day
Brennan
Olmstead
Cie i
Crawford
Dougherty
Gandil
Walsh
Zieder
Gendi
Moriarty
Feder
Browne
Yne
Mullin
Bush
Delehanty
T. Jones
Detroit
Chicago
Connolly
Dineen
Cleveland
Lake
Link
Off Lake
Lakey
St. Louis
Gt. Beuis
Braas
Gift for the Yankees in tight Washington battle
New York defeated Washington 9 to 8 in a loosely played game protested by McAleer over a two-base hit. Early two runs from Elberfeld and late rallies by the Yankees sealed the win as Hughes allowed nine hits and four errors aided the visitors. Washington pitchers Reisling Oberlin and Heinrich struggled, with key moments including Killifer's disputed ninth inning and a grandstand mishap by Oberlin.
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Washington
McAleer
New York Yankees
Senators
Hughes
Yankees
Hemphill
Chase
Killifer
Laporte
McBride
Knight
Reisling
Oberlin
Henrichs
Elberfeld
Walter
Unglaub
Hal Chase
Ralk
New York
Washington Abribpo Ae
Abribpo
H’phill
Milan
Od Walter
Bibfeld
Rf50
G'dner
Schaefer
Austin
Sweeney
tOberlin
Heinrich
Conroy
Reis
Ling
Obertin
Gardner
Street
Red Sox Top Athletics 4-3 In Boston Victory
Boston wins at Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Stahl and Lew drive in the deciding run in the eighth. Karger allows few after shaky start. Coombs issues bases on balls to force in two runs in the third. Two-base hit by Lewis and trio of errors aid Philadelphia’s effort.
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Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Stahl
Lewin
Karger
Coombs
Boston
Hooper
Heitmier
Lord
Oldring
Engle
Collins
Baker
Eo Gardner
Davis
Ot Lewis
Murphy
Oo Wagner
Barry
Kleinow
Donahue
Clee
Agasaris
Bostam
Lewis
Hoston
O’ Loughlin
State League Results Scranton and Wilkes Barre Tie
Scranton 5, Tro racu 1. mira 8, Wilkes-Barre 8. Albany and For the other sports are on page five.
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Yeele
Mershall
Stalen
Wila
Sommers Ralk
Pertie and
Adams
Mlaughlin
Ambberst
Pelo Grounds
Sudana
Giestine
Nevada
Bob Vernon
Goodman
The
Pirates
Pitteburge
Kenetchy
Bresnahan
Mowrey
MecKechnie
Hauser
Gibson
Om Letfeld
Camnitz
Hackman
St. Louisa
Letfield
Right
Smalie
Giants
Drucke
Phillies
Louis Drucke
Texas
Polo Grounds
Ewing
Devore
Ward
Doyle
Murray
Bridwell
Fletcher
Devkin
Merkle
Thomas
Meyers
Titus
Larry
Seymour
Dooin
McQuillan
Foxen
Dopin
Matty
Knabe
Titan
Grant
Magee
Moran
Roy Thomas
Seym'r
Bdwell
Bradfield
Fiet'r
Myers
Balla
Klem
CUBS
REDS
Schulte
Zimemerman
Sheckard
Pas
Burns
Hicago
St. Laws
Ponrecaira
Tincionati
W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. Chicago
Phila
St. Louie
Bostom
New Yorks
N Josk
Bos Bestop
Onjeage
L. P.C
W. L. P.C. Phila
Wash ‘Ston
Toront. Bure
Fuevidenes
Ee En
Sarony
CF City
Ww. L. PC
W. L. PC
Superbas
DRUBS
the Tigers
Zeider
Mass
Cobb
Dou'ty
Craw
Réi
De'hinty
Purtell
Bburne
Payne
Stanage
Parent
Muilin
Binnie
Louis
Trudale
Hirham
Stephens
Boston Checks Athletics
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Sea
Wettl
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Brooklyn Bridge
Borough Mall
Boerum Place
89Th St. Ferry
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