Senecas edge Harvard Cubs 6 5 in Junior Association clash
In a lively Prospect and Harvard grounds match, the Seneca invincibles defeated the Harvard Cubs 6 to 5 after an eighth inning rally led by slugger Snapp. Johnson scored the winning run, while both teams fought until Harvard threatened in the ninth.
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Japs Tell How to Play Ball From Waseda on US Game
Mikami fielder of Waseda University explains how Japanese players assess fielding and outfield jumps. He notes outfielders must judge high batted balls, run while catching, and throw long distances. He adds hitting requires natural eye and practice, with fearless confidence.
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Britt Nelson and other come backa in early 1912 sports notes
Tip Wright highlights training, Fury for Britt, Nelson and rivals. Tommy Dixon may fight Joe Rivers in Kansas City June 10. Lejeune sent to Chattanooga as Leebrook cleanup. Stewart defeats Harris to regain white hope status. Detroit's 8 hits vs Athletics 9 shows Jennings' method. Leever joins Cantillon's ex major league stars in Minneapolis. American league separation tight. Silent mega phone at White Sox park irks umpire. Hughes jinx on Naps worsened. Harkness keeps lively ball from being hit. Comiskey elected president of Chicago Bowling Tournament Co. Egan buys 115 acres near Medford for 75000. Pitchers still striking outs. season open on prairie chickens. Newark bans 16 round bouts. Britt back home eager to meet Nelson. Morris watched in Sapulpa. Geyer to fight. Pirates show championship form as anti drinking pact spreads. Capont vs Langford imagined for light heavyweight title. Cole fined 200 by Chance for big league habits.
Bill Lange a Wonder, Says Clark Griffith
Clark Griffith lauds Bill Lange as a natural ball player and a prince of good fellows. He says Lange could have been the wonder of the ages if he had pursued the game with winning drive, noting Lange’s 220 pounds, speed, strength, and grand arm.
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Y M C A Track Meet At Lincoln Park
Phil Holcomb led the Y M C A meet with 18 points winning the 50 100 and 220 yard dashes and placing in the shot put. Ross George scored 11 points taking the pole vault and shot put while finishing third in the 220. The junior meet is set for tonight at the university campus. Connie Mack reportedly offered 15000 for McInnis but the deal stalled as fans faced rain delays at the White Sox park.
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Indians blank Seattle for third straight win
Spokane Indians blanked Seattle 4 to 0 in a game highlighted by Kraft's strong pitching and timely hitting. Cartwright scored on a misplayed fly and Kraft drove in two as Seattle failed to solve Kraft’s delivery. Shea left with a finger injury. In Vancouver, Portland was swept, losing 11 to 4 and 4 to 0 as Rasmussen and Eastley struggled against Van couver’s bats.
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National League Batteries Barger R Erwin Bergen Cole and At Peco
The box score lines show Batteries Barger R Erwin Bergen Cole and At Peco for Philadelphia and Cincinnati with various players listed. Other entries include Batteries Humphries Alexander Doolin Keefe Smith Clarke at St Louis and Boston with Mattern Graham Steele Breenahan among the names.
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Batteries and lineup notes from East Coast games
In New York and Philadelphia rain postponed matches while Boston and Washington games highlighted battery pairs. Players Hatteries Summers Stonage Coombs Lapp and Hall Carrigan featured alongside Webers Walker Street and Cleveland in varied lineups.
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Postponed International polo match due to rain in New York
Rain again postponed the International polo match with a Friday reschedule if the field dries. Otto Knabe of Philadelphia is suspended three days for trouble with an umpire in Cincinnati. G W Somers denies waivers on Cy Young. Bloomington beat Chicago in baseball. Harvard beat Penn 2 to 1. Leavenworth defeated Snohomish 2 to 1. R J Zie of Winnipeg trotting mare Peninga Mal for 25000 expected to race on dirt tracks this year.
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Des Moines Teams Dominate With 6-1 and 6-3 Wins
The Des Moines squad defeated Lake Side 6 to 1 last Sunday and the Business Men's Y M C A team beat the Night Juniors 6 to 3 with Hoar pitching. Batteries were Hoar and Berkheimer for the winners and Heady and Dishman for the Juniors. Plymouths and Y M B C face off at Lincoln Park tonight.
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Prizes Offered for Local Birdmen at Madison Park Meet
James W Morrison promotes an aviation meet at Madison park June 9 10 and 11 with a 25 prize for the amateur aviator who stays aloft longest and at least three minutes. L L Moore offers a silver cup to the winner. Wagner’s band plays Friday and Saturday with Beale Electric courtesy. Proceeds go to Wayside hospital fund and the Anti Tuberculosis society.
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Madison Park
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L. L. Moore
College Twirler Sets Remarkable Record at Rose Poly
Terre Haute Ind freshman pitcher Arthur Nehl of Rose Polytechnic makes a record showing in his nine games with 70 innings pitched 17 hits 18 runs and 101 strikeouts. He also hit 22 of 47 at bats with four home runs for a .468 average.
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Game Forfeited by Victorians
In Tacoma on June 7 the Victoria team’s bench exceeded league roster limits in the third inning. Umpire Steve Kane ordered a rapid reduction, after which the game was forfeited to Tacoma 9 0. An exhibition followed with Tacoma winning 10 9 behind pitchers Lynch and Householder.
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Broadway Athletes Receive B Letters for Season Work
Thirty Broadway high athletes earned B letters yesterday across track, baseball, and second team play. Track letters went to Borleske era players led by Captain Davis and Ned Humes with many named teammates. Baseball letters included Roscoe McEJannet Sid Miller Captain Brick Kneeland and others. second team honorees include Shannon Starkey Bagehaw Gale Ohlstrom Scott Dearborne Fried Berry Peterson. Amberat beat Princeton 11 to 2 in baseball yesterday with rain halting play in the seventh.
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Seattle Motorcycle Club Plans Run to Mount Rainier
Seattle Motor club schedules a Sunday run to Mount Rainier covering about 230 miles round trip. The group expects to return late Sunday evening as routes to the park are explored.
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No More Memorial Races At Speedway After This Year
Indianapolis reports the Memorial races will not return as annual events. Despite satisfaction with recent races the management heeds G A R protests and plans to hold the event possibly on July 4 instead of in memory.
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