Stanford Wins Coast Intercollegiate Meet by Narrow Margin
Stanford defeats Southern California by two points at the Coliseum Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate championships. Borah sets a 220 yard dash record for USC, while Graham and Kaer contribute key wins for Stanford. California and Washington place, with Oregon State gathering limited points.
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Boston Slings Cubs Top 12 to 8 Win
Boston defeated Chicago 10 to 8 in a slugging pageant on June 4. Boston jumped early with four runs after Root was hit hard in the first inning, Chicago tied it in the second, and pitching changes followed as the Cubs rallied. Beck led Chicago with a 5 for 5 day including a homer, while Wilson hit his tenth homer of the season and Webb added another.
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Annapolis Rejects No Scouting Pact in Football
Annapolis Naval Academy will not join any no scouting pact in football, contradicting moves by Penn and Harvard. Commander Jonas H. Ingram, director of athletics, stated the academy’s stance is known within intercollegiate athletic circles.
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Reds Top Giants 5-1 as Rixey Dominates
Cincinnati halted a six game skid with Epra Rixey limiting the Giants to five hits in a 5-1 win. Fred Lindstrom had three safeties for New York and Hornsby’s Sacrifice scored the lone run. Reds hammered Bill Clarkson for 16 hits and won eight of 13 Saturdays.
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American Team Wins Ryder Cup In Golf Tourney
The American team captured the Samuel Ryder Cup at Wentworth on June 4. They led by two points entering singles and finished with six wins, one loss, and one half. George Duncan's clutch birdie won the crucial moment for Britain, while Gene Suareson and Whitcombe scored for the British side.
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Cards Blank Brooklyn 4–0. Rhem Dominant On Mound
St. Louis defeats Brooklyn 4 to 0 as Flint Rhem allows only three hits and ends Brooklyn’s winning streak at five. Vance takes the loss for Brooklyn after seven innings. Ehrhardt relieves. Cardinals move to second as the Giants fall, amid a league MVP award presentation for O’Farrell.
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Johnson Beaten By Browns 5 To 3
The St. Louis Browns defeated Walter Johnson and the Washington Senators 5 to 3 in his second start of the season. Browns capitalized on a four run third inning with key hits from Gerber Van Gilder Adams and Sisler including a Schulte home run in the fourth. Johnson took the loss as the Senators managed single tallies in the first and sixth.
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Caddy murdered at Highland Park Golf Course
In Birmingham Alabama Eugene Harris a 24 year old caddy at Highland Park Golf Course was shot and killed today by W H Derrick the day master who said the caddie died out of turn.
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