Detroit Gains on Athletics Through Strong Play by Leaders
Detroit’s Cy Young suffers first defeat in a 4 to 2 game at the islands of Detroit as Ralph Works limits hits and supports by Qtson’s erratic play. Cobb extends his hit streak to at least one in 33 straight games, while Cleveland loses the lead in the sixth before Detroit pulls away with decisive two-hit and sacrifice plays. In Boston, the Red Sox sweep two from the Athletics with a big fourth inning in game one and steady hitting in game two, led by Speaker and Wood as Plank struggles against left-hand batters.
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Polo Match Ends In Bryn Mawr Win Over Freebooters
Bryn Mawr defeated the Philadelphia Country Club freebooters 11 3 in a polo opener at Bryn Mawr. Handicaps favored Bryn Mawr 4 to 7 for Freebooters. A. S. Schmartzy was unconscious after a pony accident in the seventh period. A. H. Converse finished the game.
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Quinn Victor Over Johnson In First New York Contest
Special to The Washington Post. New York, June 23. The Nationals fell 3 to 2 to the Highlanders as Quinn bested Walter Johnson. An error in the sixth after a Johnson misthrow produced the decisive New York run, while Quinn dazzled in six innings of one two three order pitching. Johnson fought hard with a late two bagger and a near three base hit, but Washington could not overcome the early miscues and fielding plays including Street and Street and Fitzgerald and Knight.
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Fogel and Doolin Clash Over Brooklyn Trade
President Fogel and Manager Doolin dispute a proposed trade with Brooklyn. Fogel would exchange Moore for Rucker and Wheat, while Doolin threatens to quit if the deal proceeds. Moore performed well against New York, complicating the decision.
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Nationals New York Duel Reveals Rough Game and Injuries
Noted of the Nationals New York, June 23. McAleer expects to pitch Hughes and Groom tomorrow. The game lasted 73 minutes amid light hitting and a Washington infield shakeup. Charlie Barry rejoined the club as trainer. New York's Chase worries over a fast schedule and weakened pitching, while Quinn and Street contribute key defensive plays and a lone stolen base.
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Lester German High Gun Wins in Trap Shooting Meet
Columbus report says Lester German of Aberdeen Maryland, ex baseball pitcher, topped professionals in the Grand American handicap aftermath. He scored 198 of 200 and won the double target event with 89 of 100, opening with ten straight hits. Amateur winner was C C Collins of Aldine Indiana with 196. Rollo Helks of Dayton hit 99 of 100 in the early portion.
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Cricketers To Play Today At Washington Club
The Washington Cricket Club will play this afternoon the postponed match from last Saturday. Captain's team vs Vice captain's team, one inning, starting at 4 30. Capt J T Rose will decide who secures a first eleven berth for the season. Langford to Box in New York on June 23. Sam Langford and Jack Fitzgerald of Philadelphia matched for ten rounds at the National Sporting Club next Thursday night.
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Merritt
Harvard Is Champion Yale Series Closes In dramatic 4 to 1 win
Harvard defeated Yale 4 to 1 in Cambridge before about 11 000 fans to claim the championship series. McLaughlin pitched well for Harvard, supporting a six hit effort while Yale managed four singles. The victory marks Harvard first straight series win over Yale since 1903 and ends the current season with a clear win for the Crimson.
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Local municipal games entries soar for July Fourth events
The district’s largest ever entry list for junior and senior municipal games is shaping up for the July 4 afternoon on the monument grounds. Track and field entries near 30, with many high and grade school boys in attached clubs. Juniors must report to the bathing beach at 1 PM for weigh in, weight limits apply, entries close at noon with chairman C Beckett at 618 Fourteenth Street.
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Travis Defeats John Ward In Apawamis Club Match
In Rye on June 2 Walter Travis of Garden City edged John M. Ward after a 4 up start, finishing all square on the eighteenth and winning 4 to 5 on the fourth extra hole. Afternoon results include R Hunter beating F G Wheeler 6 up and 5 to play, S J Graham over G L Conley 3 up and 1 to play, and Oswald Kirkby defeating J H T McMurit ie 3 up and 2 to play.
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues
Baseball scores from American Association through Tidewater League show multiple games with varied results. Highlights include Toledo beating Kansas City 6 2 and Denver defeating Sioux City 10 7, while Petersburg routed Norfolk 11 0 and Richmond blanked Lynchburg 3 0.
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Standings and results from the American League and National League
Baseball standings show team records and winning percentages for both leagues. Yesterday results include New York vs Boston and Philadelphia vs Boston with multiple scorelines. Today schedule lists Washington at New York and Cleveland at St Louis among others.
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Umpire Klem Strikes Bresnahan After Bench Clash
In Cincinnati on June 23, Umpire Klem and St. Louis manager Bresnahan clashed after a disputed call. Klem punched Bresnahan, sparking a fight before teammates separated them. Cincinnati won 8 to 7 as Bresnahan protested the third strike that ended the game.
American Athletes to Sail for London Team
Harvard and Yale stars form the U S squad to meet Oxford and Cambridge in London next month. The ship Vaderland will carry the team from New York via Cambridge, with Damon Howard of Whitman College and Theodore C Cable of Indianapolis selected for the hammer throw along with Harvard captain A C Childs of Fremont Ohio.
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Phillies Rally Past Red Sox 1-0 in Low-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia edged Boston 1 to 0 as Luderus and Deolan drove in the only runs. Burns and Purdue pitched well with men on base, and Magee, Steinfeldt and Lobert produced key hits for the innings. Time of game one hour four minutes.
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Pirates Bunch Hits Defeat Chicago In Close Tilt
Pittsburg edging Chicago 4 to 3 in a tight game. In the seventh inning Carey misplayed a ball allowing a three-base hit and the visitors took the lead as Pittsburg added three hits and two errors. Cole pitched seven, Curtis finished. Also notes Journaliste won the Prix des Drags at Auteuil worth 5000 francs.
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