International varsity meet will pit Yale Harvard vs Oxford Cambridge
London reports confirm an American challenge accepted for an international athletic meet to be held at Queen's Club in July with Yale and Harvard facing Oxford and Cambridge. Rhodes scholars’ participation may affect team strength. Cambridge and New Haven await Harvard Yale confirmation before official statements.
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Naps to Play Sunday Baseball in Cleveland
Cleveland baseball club plans Sunday games under possible league approval and seeks consent from six other American League clubs to move the New York game from Monday to Sunday. City likely to allow Sunday play with a 200 to 500 dollar license to deter minor and semiprofessional contests and protect amateur clubs.
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Pittsburg Beats St Louis 4 2 In Baseball Game
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 4 to 2 as four hits in the third inning and timely hits in the fourth and sixth drove in runs. St Louis had two three-baggers in the first but failed to advance beyond second thereafter. Both pitchers were strong, with Pittsburg scoring on Leach Clarke and Hunter drives and St Louis’s two early runs coming from a first inning surge.
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Rainy Day Opens Nationals West Tour
McAleer uses rain break to rest his pitching staff as the Nationals prepare for an extended western trip against Chicago and Detroit. Walsh and Groom expected to duel. Johnson and other new Sox players vie for spots as the team reshuffles with several left handed pitchers across the league.
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Johnny Evers Sicks Cubs Miss New York Series
Johnny Evers of the Cubs stays behind in Chicago due to illness described as nervous prostration. The Cubs will not have their second baseman for the New York series starting tomorrow, affecting the lineup and prospects of the team.
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Minor League Scores Across Multiple Leagues
A compact report lists numerous minor league results from July with irregular city pairings and scores. Notable outcomes include Albany defeating Syracuse 7 3, Columbus 3 over Columbia 1, and Buffalo 3 over Baltimore 2. Other lines show varied attributions and incomplete team names across leagues in the Northeast and South.
Detroit Killing Race With More Than One Fifth of Games
Detroit ahead in the American League pennant race as New York Boston and Washington visit to challenge the Tigers. The season’s pace and postponements may tilt the standings. Detroit needs roughly five of the next nine to stay atop, with East versus West weaknesses shaping the pennant outlook and rival clubs pressed by the Tigers’ home dominance.
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Racketers Play In Form Micou Defeats Morgan In Feature
A small gallery watched at Chevy Chase Club as the tennis tourney resumed amid threatening weather. Several strong matches were decided, including the feature in the second round of men singles handicap where D. D. Morgan faced a tough test.
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D. D. Morgan
Tennis Results From Local Championship Matches
In fast sets H H Micou defeated an unnamed opponent 7-5 4-6 12-10. Mrs Bell beat Mildred Greble 7-5 6-3 in women singles while Misa Chew defeated Hinckley 6-4 6-2. Upcoming afternoon play includes men's and women's doubles and mixed doubles plus remaining men's singles.
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Princeton Names Two Field Coaches for Next Season
Logan Cunningham the Princeton freshman coach and A. MacGregor tackle from last season were named field coaches for next year’s football team. They will direct on field coaching under a graduate advisory committee chaired by W. W. Roper with Knox Taylor Langdon Tea W. C. Booth and W. L. Foulk. Cunningham hails from Washington DC and Central High School.
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American League Games Today
New York visits Detroit and Cleveland travels to St. Louis for today’s baseball action in the American League with key intercity matchups on the schedule.
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Boston Triumphs In Ninth Inning To Defeat Giants
Boston overcame New York's early lead in an afternoon game, winning 4 to 3. Engerton's clutch hitting propelled Boston as Sweeney and Herzog were ejected for disputing a call. The Browns held off the visitors after an initial four-run burst, with key plays by Doyle Ingerton and Merkle anchoring the victory.
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Inger ton's Hitting Wins Easy Park Nine Victory
Cooks Park Athletic Club baseball team defeated the Wisconsins 19 to 0 on their diamond yesterday in a one sided rout. Park's hitters launched a steady barrage while the mound staff kept the visitors under control throughout the game. Wisconsins struggled to mount offense as errors and disciplined defense by Cooks Park aided the shutout.
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Yesterday's Results and Today's Baseball Pairings
Boston and Philadelphia played yesterday while New York and Brooklyn also faced, with Pittsburgh and St Louis drawing. Today Chicago travels to New York, St Louis hosts Brooklyn, Pittsburgh visits Philadelphia, and Cincinnati plays Boston.
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Detroit Tigers Rally Past White Sox in Postponed Finish
Detroit wins its 20th game as Davy Jones is knocked unconscious by a pitch and leaves the field. Lange loses nerve after the blow, Detroit scores three runs, Schaller hits a homer, Cobb adds two hits including a triple, and Baker allows Chicago punches back late as Covington holds on.
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Short Game To Boston
New York May rain interrupted the game with Boston and New York Americans in the seventh inning as Boston led 4 to 0. Wood shut out the home team for the second time in the series while Caldwell struggled behind poor fielding. Gardner Speaker Lewis and Yerkes scored for New York. Ostended by heavy text.
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No Change in Leadership in Washington Duckpin Tournament
The Washington duckpin bowling event ended with no leaders toppled as last night’s play left the field largely unchanged. Inglesides underperformed in the final game, while Marshall and Chiswell showed early promise in Class 4 doubles but failed to overtake the apparent leaders as scores were tallied.
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