Yale Blanks Harvard Nine
New Haven Conn June 17 Yale to day shut out Harvard 2 to 0 in the first game of the series before 2200 on Yale field Middlebrook made a sensational catch and threw to second to complete a double play ending the game Yale gained on opportune hitting Harvard left men on third twice Gile steadied and retired the side twice Frye pitched for Harvard and Hitchcock relieved him Yale’s fielding and timely hitting decided the contest leading to celebrated postgame field celebrations
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Conn
Yale
Harvard
Middlebrook
Capt. Wingate
Hitchcock
Five
Crimson
Fritchcock
Gile
Howard
Alvop
Schofeld
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Bromoni
Clark
Wedel
Ayres Ib
Feile
Gannett, Rf
Pumpelly Res
Alttardwick
Cormph
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Furdert
Oi Voung
Gil
Itehcock
Motala
Vale
Riddell
Copritan
Srhogeld
Frye
Burdett
Reilly
Alsop
Cornish
Rye
BF Gile
Pry
Meaars
Adams
Kelty
Clyde Milan
Griffmen
Lajoie
Milan
Hoover and Company
Shanks
Nationals
ALL-FILIPINO NINE ARRIVES FOR U S GAMES
An all-Filipino baseball squad arrived in San Francisco on the Manchuria from Manila to play a series in the United States. The team, 15 full-blooded Filipino youths, has defeated Waseda and Keio so far this season and is noted for fast fielding.
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San Francisco
Manchuria
Manila
Waseda
Keio Japanese University
Phillies Lose to Cubs Again in Shutout
Chicago repeated a win over Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Brennan faltered in the third inning and Moore held the home club hitless rest of the game. Smith received strong support. Leach’s defense limited scoring while costly Philadelphia errors aided Chicago.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Brennan
Moore
Smith
Tommy Leach
Phila
Paskert
Knabe
Lohert
Zlb
Ol Magee
Cravath
Luderus
Mitewell
Moolan
Britwell
F Okilliter
Bresnahan
Miller
OlDansin
OlMoore
Totate
Kliliter
OHO
Rune
Leach
Schulte
Lobert
Evers
Safer
Hyers
Measrz
Klem
Orth
Pirates fall to Boston amid muffed fly in seventh
Marty O Toole pitched well for Pittsburgh but lost 6 to 1 as Boston capitalized on Carey muffing Connollys fly in the seventh. Perdue controlled the Pirates with four hits allowed, while Boston staked an early lead and added insurance runs later.
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Fittaburgh
Marty O'Toole
Boston
Carey
Connolly
Perdue
OlCarey
Connelly If
OlViox
Sweeney
Wagner
M. ‘Titus
Rf Kane OlMiler
McDonald
Wilson
Rt - Devitn
Wood
Mann
Oitcleman
Rariden
Teole
Ben Ferduc
Connelly
Basce Wagner
Martinville
Balla
Ferdue
Stoate
Phitsburgh
Messie
Shanks and Hughes Lift Nationals Past Naps 6 to 3
Shanks and Uncle Tom Hughes powered a Washington win over Cleveland by 6 to 3 in a Boosters day clash. Gandil started a pivotal triple play turning point in the fourth inning that helped suppress the Naps, while Mullin held the Nationals to limited hits. The rally featured Shanks driving in two runs in the sixth as Washington seized control.
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Shanks
Washington
Tom Hughes
Georgia Avenue
Nationals
Cleveland
Mr. Hughes
Birmingham
Ughes
George Mullin
Mitchell
Naps
Chick Gandil
McBride
Hughes
Lajoie
Foster
Ryan
Graney
O’neil
Gandil
Gandill
Mullin
Mulan
National
Griffmen
Jackson
Lelivelt
O'Neil
Turner
Army
Balla
Olgon
Qison
Bil
Hoover
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BB. BR. PO. A
Oo Morgan
Henry
Hes
AB. R. H
PO. A. EL Probuston
O'Neill
OX Mullin
Mulla
Igainst Hughes
Om MoMin
Lelivett
Gandfi O
Morgan
Dineen
Ferguson
Trouble in Naps Ranks Distracts Cleveland Club
The Nationals surge to the lead amid player dissension with Birmingham and Johnston ousted from coaching. Reports claim open rebellion against manager Birmingham during the recent Athletics series. Shanks, Milan, and Foster feature in key plays as Cleveland battles internal strife and aims to restore authority. Boosters’ day draws 8,000 fans as Umpires debut white uniforms and Washington wins amid loyalty.
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Nationals
Naps
Birmingham
Johnston
Griffmen
Cleveland Naps
Joe Birmingham
Mackmen
Athletica
Ohloans
Cik
Cleveland
Wild Throw Beats Barton in Virginia League Pitching Duel
Special to The Washington Post Newport News June 17 A pitchers duel in the Virginia League saw Richmond’s Ayers and Buck Barton of the local club locked in a classic. Barton yielded three singles and one walk, while Ayers allowed four singles no walks and seven strikeouts. Barton’s two errors, both by Matthews on throws to third, cost his team as the game ended 1 to 0. Matthews’ miscue in the second inning led to Richmond’s lone run and the defeat.
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Washington Post
Newport News
Gilard Grifith
Yancey Wyatt Ayers
Hilleville
Richmond
Buck Barton
Washington, D. C
Axere
Matthew
Peg Hichmond
Barton
Ayers
Washington Boy
Hillsville Mountaineer
Matthews
Giants Pound Two Pitchers in 6-2 Victory
In Cincinnati June 17 New York hitters chased two Cincinnati pitchers in the first three innings and won 6 to 2. Tesreau was wild but effective. Fromme closed strong. Highlights include Snodgrass driving in multiple runs with a home and doubles while Fromme held the Reds to limited scoring.
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Cincinnati
New York
Tesreau
Fromme
AE Burns
Qi Beather
Stater
Bates
Fletcher
Maraeng
Doyle
Tinker
Hobitzel
alAlmeida
Mayers
fGroh
alClark
Robast Toureau
Packard
P Love
al Harter
Viatcher
Murray
Morkle
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Hescher
Clark
Hecker
OM Packard
Ames
Harter
Vemreau
Sieten
Davie Marsans
Groh Ta Tivker
Hoblitael
Bef
Kases
Cincin Bath
Terreau
Burkard
Messrs. Brennen
Eason
Bodie Saves White Sox in Philadelphia Game
Bodie hits a left field homer to lift Chicago past Philadelphia 7 to 1 in the opener of the series. Scott started well before Lang allowed five hits and four runs in relief. Houck stayed steady, while Baker and Bodie provided the offense for Chicago.
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Bodie
Chicago
Baker
Scott
Lang
Houck
White Sox
Abroa Ei
Phils
Fae
Murphy
Poldring
Colling
Chase
Obaker
J.collinsrf
Ol McInnes
oOatrunk
Rune Botte
Ing
Collins
Strunk
Oldring
Barry
Rath
Weaver
Om Houck
Messr "Loughila
Hildebrand
Tigers Break Tie With Afternoon Win Over Boston
Detroit defeats Boston 4 to 3 in the afternoon game after a morning loss 7 to 4. Bedient driven in the winning run as Leonard, who relieved Bedient, struck out two then Witt made a flyout. Drew out by Buach collision at the plate, Hampered by injuries and early pitching struggles, Moseley debut shines in morning.
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Boston
Tigers
Hedient
Hoston
Bedient
Stanage
Leonard
Witt
Speaker
Buach
Nunamaker
Scora
Detroit
Sphoal
Bush
OlHooper
Offerkes
Lewis
OlGardzer
Ol Baaie
Wagner
Moriarity
Nanamaker
Branage
Bedlent
Dauss
Ol Leonard
Henrikeent
Nonameker
Rune—Veach
Engle
Stangge
Crawford
Gainer
Dausy
Moriarty
Yerkes
Buah
Vitt
Ohio
Red Sox
Zamich
Hooper
Zamloch
Causa
McKee
Reaton
Cobb
Garner
Louden
Hage
Lewis Thret
Rouse
MeKer
Baillz
House
Clauss
Moseley
Firat
Errora
Mesara
Fgan
Evans
Batting Game To Browns In First Of Series
St. Louis knocks four New York pitchers for twenty bases and defeats the Yankees 7 to 4 in the opener. Batting stars include Stovall Pratt and Willams for St. Louis, while Sweeney and Warhop lead New York in a hard fought loss.
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Boston
Cleveland
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
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Walsh
Bterett
Agpew
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Oreating
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Om Keating
Fisher
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Warhop
Baumgardner
Keating
Waryhop
Sweeney
Wadwell Fin
Baumgardier
Pennetyanie
Mecey
Acheson
Schirtch
Sayre
Minds
Connolly
Coast Crews Set Fast Pace In Time Trials
Poughkeepsie June 17 Washington varsity four oared crew smashed the 2 mile record with 9:58 led by Hutton and guiding Will. Cornell and Pacific coast boats contested the pace as other crews rowed under near slack water with times not released. Wisconsin and Pennsylvania squads also completed trials without announced times.
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Conibear
Washington Varsity
Cornell
Will
Bealer
Hutton
Courtney
Columbia
Rice
Vail
Xeniora
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ward
Brooklyn Dominates St Louis for Easy Win
Brooklyn hammered St Louis scoring eight runs on bunched hits while St Louis managed three. Key players included Perritt to win for Brooklyn and Mowrey, Konetchy, Daubert and Smith producing multiple hits. Final line shows Brooklyn 9 runs to St Louis 4 over seven innings with late scoring notes and fielding details.
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St. Louisa
Brooklyn
St. Louia
Perritt
St. Louis
Mowrey
McLean
Smith
Louly
Abieo
Huggins
Moran
Pheckard
Cutshaw
Loane
Ojstengel
Gakea
Hcsllahan
Lowrey
I Wheat
Onetchy
Daubert
Whitted, Rf
Osmith,sh
O'Leary, A
O K'patrickse
McLran
Miller
Marict
Roberts
Hawer
Hildebrandt
Totgla
Sheckard
Louis
Konetchy
Cuteban
Yingling
Konrteny
Cutehaw
Kirkpatrick
Konetchy Cutahaw
Baces
St Toul
Balle
Marbet
Merere Rigier
Byron ‘Lime
Garoe
Acheson Masters Penn as Cornell Beats Pennsylvania 7 To 3
Ithaca N Y June 1 Cornell defeats Pennsylvania 7 to 3 behind pitcher Acheson who allowed only three hits. Sayre started for Penn but was injured in the fifth when hit by Schirick and retired for Minds. The decisive late inning surge secured the year end win.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Pennsylvania
Acheson
Sayre
Schirick
Boston Athletic Association sets new four mile relay record
Boston Athletic Association wins at March Field during old home week events. Mehoney opens in 4m35s, Marceaug 4m28s, Powers 4m45s, Hedlund 4m02s. Record time 17m61.5s beats Irish American Club 18m45s shake. all Philadelphia team second, Lafayette College third.
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Boston
Boston Athletic Association
March Field
Athletic Club
Irish-American Athletic Club
New York
Cornell
Mehoney
Marceaug
James H. Powers
Abel Kiviat
Oscar Hedlund
Lafayette College
State Court of Appeals Dismisses Shane Appeal
Albany June 17 The state court of appeals dismissed the Shane case appeal without ruling on merits. The dismissal trails to lack of appeal in the name of the people as required by law, effectively upholding the lower court which found oral wagers between individuals not covered by the anti gambling statute.
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Albany
N. Y
State Court of Appeals
Shane
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