St Louis Beats Pittsburg 6 to 2 on June Baseball
St Louis won 6 to 2 at Pittsburgh as Schupp allowed five hits in two innings and Carlson aided by errors, while Southworth highlighted the game with a spectacular one hand catch. Three Carlson passes and a hit batsman produced runs for Pittsburgh.
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Boland
Ainsmith
O'Neill
Chicago
Weisman
Vangilder
Cicotte
Tobin
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Severeid
Boston Beats New York 9 to 1 in Baseball Clash
Boston outplayed New York as Scott held the visitors to five hits and Toney's arm faltered after three innings. Hubbell Winters and poor support doomed the visitors while Boston piled on late. Final score 9 to 1 with Scott and O Neill behind the win.
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New York
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Toney
Hubbell
Winters
Smith
O'Neill
Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn 6 to 4 In Loose Game
Philadelphia secured a 6 to 4 win over Brooklyn in a high scoring affair. G Smith and 8S Smith distinguished themselves among seven pitchers used, Witherow driving in the decisive run in the ninth. Cadore Mijuls and Smith shared pitching for Philadelphia, while Krueger Causey Weinert Gallia and Witherow appeared for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
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Smith
Witherow
Cadore
Mijuls
Krueger
Causey
Weinert
Gallia
Cincinnati Beats Chicago 5 to 3 in Pitcher Duel
Cincinnati advances with a 5 to 3 win over Chicago as Luque and Sallee lock down the late innings. Tyler exits after one inning, Bailey used as pinch hitter in the eighth, Luque injures an ankle in the ninth, and Sallee retires the final batter after a double play.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Luque
Tyler
Bailey
Taker
Sallee
Rariden
Wingo
Gaw
Killifer
Reuther
Plan to resume auto racing up Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs plans to restart stock car races on Pike's Peak this year after war suspensions. Local businessmen anticipate a large entry from manufacturers nationwide, with races set for early September in classes by piston displacement and potential motorcycle events added to the program.
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International News Service
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
West
American Association Scores and Reschedule Notice
The American Association reported St Paul 3 tied Indianapolis 2, Minneapolis 2? Toledo 3 matched Milwaukee 3, Louisville 10 beat Kansas City Columbus postponed due to rain.
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Toledos
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City-Columbus
Army and Yale lose by margins in televised matches
At West Point Colgate 4 to Army 4? At New Haven Holy Cross 3 to Yale 19. Cambridge Mags University of California 10 Harvard 5. Ithaca Cornell 10 Maryland State 0. New York Columbia 6 Pennsylvania 2.
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Army
New Haven
Holy Cross
Yale
Cambridge
Mags
University of California
Harvard
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Maryland State
New York
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ruths Phenomenal Hitting Nets Three Home Runs
New York and Washington split a doubleheader with Ruth smashing three homers to lift New York 8 1 in game one and 7 6 in game two. Ruth's 14th and 15th homers came on the day, plus drives by Milan Meusel Shanks Ruel and team.
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Ruth
New York
Washington
Milan
Meusel
Shanks
Ruel
Pipp
Peckinpaugh
Polo Grounds
Boxing Golf A Line O' Sport fas John McGraw finally started to slip back into a "has been"
The brief item notes John McGraw's career arc in sports pages, suggesting a late-career decline while mentioning boxing and golf as parts of a crossover interest. It frames McGraw as nearing diminished status without detailing specific matches or dates.
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John McGraw
Giants and baseball rise and fall under aging leaders
An overview questions whether John McGraw can spark the New York Giants, noting a slow start, veteran fatigue, and a lack of pep despite a solid pitching corps. It contrasts with Cincinnati and Boston teams, touches on players’ injuries, and recalls Ruth, Mays, and Penn State coaching legends while lingering on boxing promoter disputes and the Tendler Leonard purse.
Sharkey Fails to Show Talents in Milwaukee Bout
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Jack Sharkey of New York did not resemble the skilled challenger from his Chicago or prior appearances. In Milwaukee he and Dick Leadman of Lockport, N Y, offered a tame 10 round exhibition where neither fighter appeared taxed or competitive, ending with a weary exercise gallop.
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Standard
Milwaukee
Jack Sharkey
New York
Jimmy Wilde
Sharkey
Dick Leadman
Lockport
N. Y
Giants Rebuild Under McGraw Amid Slump and Loyalty
During a long rebuilding summer the Giants lingered near the cellar as McGraw faced criticism but retained loyal followers. The team believed he did his best to win despite hard luck and was supported by a steadfast, hopeful core.
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Giants
McGraw
McGraw’s fading drive unsettles New York club fans
The crowd questions McGraw as a heavy stockholder. He is described as fat and lacking the energy and drive that once inspired fear, respect, and admiration in his players. Critics doubt his ability to motivate the team today.
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McGraw
New York
Indictment Notes on Recruiting and Evers Appointment
The indictment cites reliance on purchasing star players over developing talent and notes the hire of Johnny Evers as assistant manager with orders to “put pep into the Giants,” signaling attempts to alter team spirit and performance.
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Johnny Evers
Giants
McGraw Faces Strain as Giants Slump Deepens
Rumors from the East whisper of a rift between veteran manager John McGraw and New York club president Stoneham. McGraw’s passion for the game wanes amid bad early-season weather and Frisch’s injury forcing young Statz into action. The pennant race remains open and the McGraw clan could yet surge back to the top.
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New York
McGraw
Giants
Friseh
Statz
McGraw Clan
Open air bout plans and boxing rumors from Philadelphia
A Philadelphia outdoor bout could draw a 190000 crowd with 7500 being deemed too low. Tie seeks his share of a big purse as Gibson’s 80 day offer remains unlikely to be accepted. Frankie Izzo heads to San Francisco aiming for Wilde in London, after failing to land a match here. De Palma suffers misfortune in an Indianapolis race as a car bursts into flames near finish and a driver’s chest injury prompts curiosity among curio hunters.
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Tie
Gibson
Frankie Izzo
Chicago
San Francisco
Ocean
Jimmy Wilde
London
Izzo
de Palma
Tad's Tid Bits About Historic Boxing Fantasies
News service reminiscence recounts George Lavigne and Joe Soto fights in San Francisco, with Lavigne 21 and Soto then 60. It lists dream matchups including Sullivan vs Jeffries, Fitzsimmons vs Darcy, and Dempsey vs Corbett, plus a humorous tale of Don Coughlin and the Grand Opera boxing plot.
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Searchat News Servce
New York
San Francisco
George Lavigne
Michigan
Ile
Ticht Joe Soto
California
Lavigne
Soto
Carner
Joe Soto
Joe
John L. Sullivan
James J. Jeffries
Hob Fitzsimmons
Les Darcy
Joe Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Joe Gans
Benny Leonard
George Dixon
Abe Attell
Jimmy Barry
Johnny Conlon
Featherweights Clash Young Corbett and Kilbane Highlight Card
Featherweight bout pairs Young Corbett with Johnny Kilbane in a marquee clash while Bantam rivalries see Kid Williams meet Frankie Neil. Boxing card aims for prominent titles and decisive outcomes with top contenders in action.
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Young Corbett
Johnny Kilbane
Kid Williams
Frankie Neil
Coast League Scores Report Card
In a brief league tally Sacramento led with 1 win while Seattle trailed at 12. Vernon posted 6, Oakland 4, San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 11, Salt Lake 7, and Portland 3 in this scattered summary of results.
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Salt Lake
Vernon
Sacramento
Seattle
Oakland
Los Angeles
Portland
California Lawn Tennis Team Beats Harvard Five to One
The University of California tennis team defeated Harvard in Cambridge by five matches to one, on June 2.
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Cambridge
Mass
University of California
Harvard
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