Phillies Triumph as Athletics Fall in Day of Baseball Action
The Phillies defeated New York in a 12-inning battle at home, overcoming a late scare to win 9-8. Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader with tight games decided by late errors, while Washington and Baltimore and other American League results added to a day of lively play.
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Harvard Wins Decisive Yale Series Baseball Game
Harvard defeated Yale 6 to 5 at Polo Grounds in the deciding third game after Yale won the first and Harvard the second. About 9,000 spectators watched a ragged Harvard defense but strong hitting by Harvard, with two first-inning runs and decisive eighth and ninth inning scoring, overcome Yale coming back to tie in the eighth. Matthews drove in the winning run in the last with two outs.
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Pittsburg Golfers Defeat Home Team In Intercity Match
In a 36 hole intercity clash at Huntingdon Valley CC Nobe Philadelphia golfers fell to Pittsburg by 2 holes after a tense afternoon. Morning singles were evenly split 4-4 with Byers and W Smith leading for Philadelphia in a close contest, and best ball foursomes produced rising drama as Pittsburg pulled ahead then held on to win by two holes.
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Phillies Rally In Twelfth To Beat Giants In Long Game
A see saw twelve inning contest with the Philadelphia Phillies edging the New York Giants 9 to 8. Doom and Duggleby starred for Philadelphia while Mathewson and Dunn pitched for New York in a tense midseason clash.
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Ninth inning rally seals win as fielding miscues bite
In Washington on June 28 1900s style baseball saw eight thousand fans react to a tense ninth inning. Dave Fultz battled Al Orth amid miscues by Castro and Seybold as Keister Carey and Prill sparked scoring. The Senators rallied in the eighth and ninth on singles a fumble and Carey triple to edge the visitors.
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Club House Connelly Leads 9-0 Victory
In Baltimore, the Club House with Connelly on the mound routed the opponent 9 to 0. McGraw and McGann tally multiple hits, Freeman adds a homer, and Bresnan stars behind the plate as Boston gains a decisive win.
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McFarland Wins Final In Gripping Penn Golf Championship
H B McFarland defeated A C Williams in a 36 hole match play final for the Golf Club of the University of Pennsylvania title held at Bala and Philadelphia Country Club. Williams trailed by 22 at the ninth but rallied to force a dramatic finish, ending the match all square on the eighteenth.
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Cape May Golf Foursome Ends With Ayres Hepburn Victory
In the Scotch foursome at Cape May Golf Club, Louis H. Ayres and Horace R. Hepburn of Philadelphia Country Club won with a handicap of 3, gross 78, net 75. The Philadelphia team led by Ayres and Hepburn posted the best score of the afternoon.
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Uncle Sam Wins Kaiser's Gold Cup at Kiel Regatta
The Uncle Sam owned by F. B. Riggs of New York won the Kaiser's gold cup race at Kiel beating the Mimosa of Hamburg and the Hansa of Lubeck. The Mimosa protested the start, but photos and witnesses confirmed the Uncle Sam crossed the buoy correctly.
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Fareeda Wins Cup in Near Photo Finish at Island Cup Race
The Fareeda sailed by Addison Bancroft won the knockabout class race at Corinthian Yacht Club, finishing 17 seconds ahead of the Raccoon skippered by Robert Toland. Fareeda takes the Island Cup and 1902 club championship with Rowdy far behind. Next Saturday features full and half rater races for prizes.
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Revival of Cycling Tracks in Philadelphia At Last
Jack Prince, famed racer and track builder, fixes the new Philadelphia bicycle track at Sev enteen th and Porter streets. The eighth mile arena will hold 4000 spectators and be lit by 30 arc lights. Construction starts tomorrow with races planned around July 20 featuring top pros and weekly amateur meets.
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Dealers' Association to Stage Monster Cycle Pageant
The cycle dealers association schedules a monster lantern pageant for Monday evening July 21 with Edwin L Hoffman named chief marshal. The group reports success in recent events and aims for an old fashioned spectacular wheel parade.
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Fainting interrupts women’s national tennis final
Miss Moore fainted after losing the first game of the second set in the Women’s National Championship at Wissahickon Heights. Miss Jones refused to win by default. match to be continued. Doubles and mixed rounds followed with Jones, Atkinson, Banks, Closterman, Moore, Grant victorious in various finals.
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Belfield Tennis Tourney Opens For Chamberlaine Cup
The Belfield Country Club hosts the Theodore Chamberlaine Combes Memorial Cup event with spectators present. Preliminary rounds finish as Jessop defeats Hawes 6-1 6-4 and Devlin beats Coulston 6-1 6-3. Dr Jessop then defeats Devlin 6-2 6-4 in the first round.
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Hackett Wins Metro Tennis Title at West Side Club
June 22 R H Hackett ex-champion defeated Drl Uitshe an Princeton player in three straight sets to win the Metro tennis championship at the West Side Tennis Club. The victory surprised Princeton followers as Hackett and Fischer advanced to the doubles final with Russ and Cresson.
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Bay Ridge Tennis A A Tourney Result Highlight
In New York on June 24 Clarence Hobart defeated Helcombe Ward in the final robin match of the Crescent Athletic Club tennis tournament.
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Round Robin Tennis Lift for Philadelphia Fans
Germantown Cricket Club brings a national tournament to Manheim with four top players Beals Wright Dwight Davis Raymond Little and William Clothier competing over three days starting Monday. Wright is Massachusetts champion and Newport runner up Davis is three time doubles champ Little is Southern Western and champion Clothier Pennsylvania champion and ranked tenth nationally. The event promises strong exponents and a challenge cup awaits the winner.
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World’s Cycling Records Broken at Salt Lake Track
Two world bicycle records were broken at the Salt Lake Palace saucer track last night. The half mile unpaced record of 65245 seconds, previously held by Bache, was surpassed.
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