Harvard and Yale crews set for annual Thames clash
Harvard and Yale rowers prepare for their June 20 Thames river race at New London Conn. Yale predicts a tougher contest this year after adopting the English stroke under coach Cosc Gold, seeking a historic upset against Harvard. It marks the forty sixth meeting, with Harvard leading 1907 last Yale victory.
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Lake Winnepesaukee
Waterloo Drops Third to Kewanee in Error Filled Game
Waterloo lost to Kewanee in a fielding heavy contest with costly errors and weak hitting. Wilkus pitched well for Waterloo while Baird kept the Jays in check. White started the offense with a first inning single and a run scored on a misplayed ball. Kewanee took the lead in the later innings as Waterloo failed to capitalize on chances, and the final note mentions postponed games and a trip schedule for the Jays.
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Tex" Sheldon
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Teaird
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Johnson
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Ane
Dreen
Wird
Desk Ly Lia
Macausey
Winnn
Gienalvin
Standings and results across major leagues
The standings list AL games with Washington over Chicago and New York over Detroit while Boston leads Philadelphia with strong scores. National League shows Chicago and Pittsburgh pairings as well as St Louis and Brooklyn, with Cincinnati and New York matching up. Western and American Association results appear scattered with multiple city matchups and incomplete innings.
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Louisville
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Indianapolis
Toledo
World Series Baseball Schedule Fragment
National League matchups include Pittsburgh at Chicago, Philadelphia at Chicago, St. Louis at New York, Boston at Cleveland, and Washington at Cleveland with various city pairings and venues. The text lists multiple pairings without clear dates or results, reflecting a schedule fragment.
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Keat Pittsburgh
Ipphia
Chicago
Philadel Ia St. Lewis
New York
Tierranat
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
JAYS FACE ROAD-WEEK AS SCHEDULE UPSET REACHES Cradar Rapids
Manger Andrews faces turmoil as the Jays stumble for a week. Cedar Rapids shifts three away games to Bunnytown due to the Eagle convention. Belden Hill questions the value of a schedule when games are not played.
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Kewsmens Teatch
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Belden
Cubs Defeat League Leaders in Chicago Showdown
Chicago yesterday beat Philadelphia 12 to 3 in the league leaders clash, trimming New York’s lead after the Giants and Reds listings. New York toppled Cincinnati 4 to 2 while Brooklyn beat St. Louis 10 to 5 and Boston edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in day games.
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Chicago edges Washington in extra innings for series split
Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 1 in the final game of the series after an error in the third inning, with Russell and Koflie homering. Boston beats St Louis 3 to 2 in a 12 inning pitchers’ duel, while Philadelphia tops Cleveland 8 to 2 to close a series.
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Cleveland
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Scohnng
Half Rate Auto Registration Sparks Iowa Inquiries
Des Moines June 17. Iowa state automobile department receives daily inquiries on new law allowing autos bought after August 1 to be registered for the rest of the year at half rates. New blanks show space for eligibility and debate on whether rate change took effect July 1 or August 1. Secretary Hayward proposes a split adding machine and a factory-number card index to speed up registration, noting a potential loss from omitting fractional horsepower.
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State Automobile Department
Hayward
Automobile Department
Reform Committee
Up to the Doctor
A fashionable physician greets a patient in breezy style and asks what ails him. The patient replies he hardly knows and asks what is new, in a brief dialogue excerpt from Pearson's Weekly.
Silenced the Tourist in a Town Tale
A witty exchange between a tourist and the town elder unfolds as a long residence is claimed. In sports, New York defeats Detroit 7 to 5, opening a series with a 7-5 win at home.
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo vie for baseball crowds
Reports from Cedar Rapids Gazette Lions City Tribune and Ottumwa Courier describe Cedar Rapids and Waterloo promoting baseball, with Umpire Frank Newhouse in the spotlight after a New York exhibition game incident. Cedar Rapids schedule changes shift three games to Cedar Rapids for the Eagles convention, boosting home games. George Burns, previously with Burlington, shines for Sioux City in a Saturday win over Denver.
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Cobb's Powerful Blows Stir Stadium Crowd
Ty Cobb unleashed a booming line drive to the fence for three bases, followed by a homer to right field. He added a single, displaying smooth fielding with only one miscue in nineteen chances, earning praise and tribal accolades from the crowd.
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Wicke
Esquire Not Understood in German Post Compartment
A letter addressed to John Brown titled Esquire rests in a German town’s post compartment awaiting pickup by Mr Esquire. A guide book warns this form of address may be mistaken for a name and cause confusion in the delivery system.
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Germany
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