Cardinal Team Champion Falls Short In Tight League Bid
Warrington area girls prep teams and Ingram Memorial Church gym host a lively basketball season. The Cardinals under Miss Craig won the title, losing only one of thirteen games, with standout scorers including Miss Smith and Miss Marston. The season featured regional showdowns at Gallantet College and National Park Seminary. Meanwhile Washington baseball trade rumors persisted as James McAleer remained silent about possible moves.
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Sthoods
Warrington
Ingram Memorial Congregational Church
Ingram
Hergue
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Minnes Jay Marston
Ophasien
Utist
Whiten Ie
Phebe
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Raly
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St Te Bt Vigtars
Coteal High Dehool
Jo GeVlantet
Tagiany Sone
Diarant
Mewar ¢Barch Balcherors
National Park Seminary
Vlexanilta Aarerere
A Taatait
Gallag
Ted Indtiam
St Brut Church
Battinwre
Togeenny
Paula
Tagran
To &O
Ligt
Ford Delivers as Corhan Worries Teammates
New York June 14 Russell Ford's strong start against the Tigers brought relief to Manager Chase. The Vipheenatar pitcher, tormented by worry over Corhan of Cai tpxo whose illness kept him from sleep, visited the patient and brought flowers. Ford reported Corhan was okay and he felt rested enough to pitch and win.
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New York
Russell Ford
Tigers
Chase
Corhan
Chicago
Ford
Corehan
Umban
Axel
Four Col leges Race Crews Practice on Poughkeepsie Course
Four rowing crews from Cornell Wisconsin Pennsylvania and another college practiced at the Poughkeepsie course ahead of the Intercollegiate regatta on June 27. No times were released. The Pennsylvanians arrived with a small squad including one substitute and two freshmen substitutes. the varsity stroke traveled with the crews but cannot row.
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Yourhkeepsie
N Oy
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Yale Drews In Trial Spin With Varsity Crew
Yale and Harvard crews conducted a light four mile upstream trial on the river at Gales Ferry Conn June 14 Yale varsity eight clocked 2 for the full course with a slow, steady stroke conditions not favorable Harvard crews showed little effort with the eight and three fours going downstream for two miles then coasting with no brush at the stroke The report notes the teams were not pushing for fast times and the crews appeared in fair shape after the outing
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Harvard
Seattle Team to Compete in National Championships
Seattle ALC track and field squad plans a Pacific coast flight to Harrisburg for the national championships in July. Roye Martin of the United Scottish Clans guild is coordinating with Seattle AC officials to ensure many top performers join the lineup. The rumored roster features Edmundson the half miler and other leading US athletes aiming for strong showings at Castle Park on the Fourth.
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New York
Seattle
ALC
Whiten
Pacific Coast
Tdtisburg
Utairman
Royee Martin
United Scottish Clans
Afftelala
AC Mu Tt Iw
Pactic
Comat
Castle Park
Edmundson
Tlarry
Nationals Triumph and Sloppy Defense Mark Mismatch
In a hard fought game Washington edged St Louis as Clarke wore a grimstricken face showing a tough day for the Nationals. The Browns’ poor fielding and late rallies contrasted with strong pitching by Milan and timely hits by Schaefer and Wallace as St Louis struggled to score and trailed through the middle innings.
Nationals Walk Away Beat St Louis 13 to 0
Washington dominated as they routed St Louis 13 to 0. Milan sparked the offense with key hits and Milan, Conroy, Walker, and Mitchell drove in runs while Nelson struggled on the mound for the Cardinals. Rowan and Wallace contributed in the field and at the plate despite the lopsided score.
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Groom
Jack Powell
Hamilton
St Tmis
Jeava
Clarke
Batla
Washington
Trent
Vintors
Hogan
Rowan
Shotton
Hhi
Johnson
Nelson
Conroy
Kahoe
Walker Dle
St Louis
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McBride
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Pat
Genxsler
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Naps
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Sacker
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Dtvertty
Ure Hall
Fitat
Milan
Aealing Schaefer
Wailer
Wallace
Mack
Jennings
McGraw
Chane
Walker
Joe S$. Jackson
Cheeby
Flett
Messride
Hope
Riewns
McBrite
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Jost
Wilkie
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Nelaon
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Dev
Mitchell
Hin
Crise
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Geyster
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Laporte
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Secumd
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Rewan
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Ion
Malin
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Sand
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Wantel
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Agatin
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Watlie
Neko P. Johnsen
Sieee
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Iy Neda
Tant
Mitehedk
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Thinas
Hat —Agathat
Giberfeld
Bolen Panen
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday results show Washington 93 over New York and Cleveland 4 while Chicago beat Detroit and Philadelphia topped Boston. Today schedule lists Lewin at Washington and Detroit at New York among others with standings rounds and league gaps.
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Washington
New York
St. Lowis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Lewin
Detryait
Kling Named Captain as Boston Trade Stirred Chicago
Washington dispatch reports June 14 that John Kling will captain the Boston team after a trade with Chicago. President Russell defended the deal, saying it was the best Boston ever made, while Kling acknowledged the move and said he had been misled about a two year Chicago contract.
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Mttaburg
Russell
Hoston
Hhe Mayers
John King
Hke Kling Youll
Bouton
Kling
Boston
Roaton
Chicago
Ruspell
Jad Tenney
Beaton
Chicago Ahair
Bkiing
Beatton
King
Kling Auld
Runnell
Chivags
Avery
Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Summary of scattered minor league games with multiple matchups across Southern, South Atlantic, New York State, Western, Appalachian, and other leagues. Scores show varied outcomes including Mobile 2, Atlanta 4 and Memphis 5, Albany 10, Chaplopton 7, Elmira 9, Savannah 4, and Minneapolis 7 to 6, among others.
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Kattansoga
New Orla
New Orlaine
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Tirmingham
Nashville
Ty Dirmngham
Montgomery
Memphis
Aliny—Alinny
Chaplopton
Dackumiyus Javinonville
Savannah
Colmbia
Calnaig
Agauela
AU Macon
Lahibia
Maran
New York State League
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Utea
Tinghanpon
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Wilkey Tare
Pany
Horontt Bama
Willie Agere
Alot
Tioy
Ford Good In Pinches Highlanders Fifth In Row
New York wins a close game as Ford limits the Highlanders to timely hits. Casey’s seventh inning error or throw proves decisive while Ford fends off Cobb and Crawford with two on and one out. Batted lines and fielding details accompany a rugged late innings contest.
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Cobb
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Ol Hayoen
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Romer
Pasco Nali
Swesney
Lively
Measra Cunnolly
O'Loughlin
Ime
Hame? Linn
Yale Triumphs Over Princeton In Slow, Low-Scoring Classic
Steve White stars for Yale as Old Nassau falls 2 1 in a tight game decided in the fourth inning. Hartwell, Sterrett, and Tughes deliver sharp pitching for Princeton while Yale’s defense and timely hits spark a 4 to 2 victory before a 10,000 strong crowd from New Haven and Patnoston.
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Eurora
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Aeryieco
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Reilly
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Waieh
Dah
Hendar
Farey Ta Mened
Firat Page
Pionne
Palle
Gi Walal
Chicago
Philadaihis
Pate
Boston Victor In Fifth As Cleveland Falls 4 to 1
Boston Victor defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 in the fifth inning after a four-run rally. Mitchell and Horton figured prominently with offensive hits, while Hooston’s Speaker injured a ligament and was carried from the field but expected to return soon. The game featured various batting highlights and fielding notes from the rough, early summer clash.
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Eaton
Cleveland
Lacala
Mitchell
Speaker
Hoatin
Horton
Gardner
Odackai
Bewla
Ograney
Ao Verte
HG Auwalt
Arzzaa Portet
Ab Oak
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Mitchel
Dale Hingle
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Shise
Geen
Alayall
Yerkes
Garey
Wildlame
Loston
Clavaland
Halle
Karner
Piloner
Wane
Atiak
Business Racketers Triumph in Open Tennis Match
The Business High team defeated Connesticut 2 matches to 1 in doubles with Libbey and Pridget’s pair delivering a stellar set. Abbey of Muelesa beat Giasd in singles, aided by Lideyd former Westen High star, who edged Morgan 8 1. Business 2, Connesticut 1.
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Reglaey & Victory
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Pirates Win In Ninth As Pittburgh Rally Defeats Giants
Unclear OCR report describes a baseball game where Pittsburgh Pirates staged a late rally in the ninth to beat the team known as the Giants 5? to 4? with late hits from players including Dyrhe and McKephnis. Multiple garbled names and numbers reflect a tense comeback and defensive plays.
Brown Triumphs In Extra Innings Over Amherst
A fragmented report details Brown beating Amherst in an eleven inning game after earlier losses to the same team. Key players mentioned include Reese, Frown, and others with scattered references to Pennsylvanian and Philadelphia areas. The text includes garbled lines and inconsistent names from multiple locales.
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Dune
Amherst
Brown
Eariier
Phe Viettmra
Conseliman
Reese
Vaneaan
Baal
Yering
Quintunes
Phoaneen
Bomers talks with Joe Jackson relatives on schooling plan
Charles W Bomers, president of the Cleveland American League club, confers with Joe Jackson's relatives and plans to send the Nap outfielder to school this winter. Jackson, intelligent yet illiterate, is expected to benefit while remaining in the game, with Bomers aiming to avoid embarrassment for all involved.
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Jon Jackson
Apedas
Memphis
Tenn
Charles W Bomers
Cleveland American Ledane Club
Joe Jackson
Naps
Nic Oaine Boyth
Srean Pourten
Javkann
Pat Hetray
Brown haggling on weight for Milwaukee fighting match
MGM: Andrews telephoned Franny Morgan to report a good offer for the match between Brown Melland and Park on Brown’s side. Melai land would weigh in at 6 p m. Morgan replied that Mel Parland would make the weight.
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Miwankes
Aimerican
Papke
Johnny Phony Pang
Ay Fromain
Flanny Clatpy
Auntialla
Packer Mellalland
Brown
Milwaukee
Diane
Andrews
Franny Morgan
Melailand
Mel Parland
Harvard Beats Holy Cross In Cambridge Tilt 66 to 48
Harvard defeats Holy Cross in Cambridge as Keven Ine scores and Lynn leads the rally. The game features notable plays from McBeelun and Lowe while Lynn contributes key points to secure a 66 point finish.
Phillies reach semifinals in tense national championship
In Philadelphia on June 1 the National Championship tennis semifinals featured a dramatic match. Key players Maddie Wabhe Adelaide Hiownthe Miga Raith and Joseph Warren represented Sueton and Catiferine with strong showings. Old rivals and rising stars battled as spectators watched a tight contest unfold amid late surges and pivotal rallies.
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Ware
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Mina
Wilgey
Tete
Hardy
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