Tenney's Tugging Rally Caps Great Boston Win Over St Louis
Tenney and teammates sparked a seventh inning rally that turned a 2 1 deficit into a 5 2 victory for Boston over St Louis. Brown faltered after two outs as Tenney Brain Bates and Howard delivered four straight hits to fuel the comeback. Needham caught, Beckley agitated, and umpire Carpenter praised for improved call.
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Theohea leads Brooklyn to victory over Chicago in tight game
In Brooklyn, Scanion's Theohea shines as Brooklyn beats Chicago in a close ball game. Jordan advances on a ball, Bergen singles, and Hummel drives to right field to complete the scoring.
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New York Celebrates End of War as Victory Parade Opens
National news from New York reports a staged celebration following the end of hostilities. Officials and crowds gather for a victory parade signaling relief and optimism after years of conflict.
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Cleveland Wins In 12th Inning Over New York
Cleveland defeats New York 5 to 4 in 12th inning after Barbeau ties the game with four runs. Stovall singles to left driving in Barbeau for the winning run. Cleveland, Ohio. June 12.
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Chicago Beats Washington in 12 Inning 3-2 Thriller
Chicago felled Washington 3-2 in 12 innings. Key moments came with two outs as the winning run scored in extras. Donohue O Neill and Heydon had clutch hits, O Jones homered, and O Neill stole two bases as Chicago outlasted Washington in a long, tense game.
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The Manager in Boxing A Debate on Pugilists’ Fate
Myron W Townsend discusses boxing management in a provocative column. He weighs whether fight managers create champions or merely profit from fighters and cites Tom O Rourke shaping George Dixon by careful, strategic matchmaking.
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Traits of a Sports Agent and a Michigan Athlete
A critic describes how a promoter advances fighters via shrewd deals and public image. The piece notes Michigan athlete Johnny Garrells planning to compete in all around championships and attempting a special pole for vaulting. Garrells, over 200 pounds and six feet tall, failed to run the high hurdles in 15 1 5 seconds at the conference meet.
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Collins' Boys Snowed Under by St Louis Browns
Boston opened a four game set in St Louis with a 15 to 3 defeat as Winter allowed 15 hits and 14 runs in five innings. Jones and Wallace led a fourth inning rally for the Browns with a double and a triple, while Boston twice produced runs on miscues and Selbach triples. Manager Collins watched from the bench as his team underperformed and may miss further action in the series.
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Detroit 8 Athletics 7 final in baseball clash
Detroit rallied for eight runs on 12 hits while Philadelphia managed seven runs on 12 hits. The game featured two out scoring with late offense by Detroit and a decisive sequence in the eighth inning. Earned runs favored Philadelphia with eight to Detroit's two. Key hits included Hartsell Murphy Davis and Streck for Detroit and Bender for Philadelphia.
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Baseball Batting Leader Tops American Association
Kenna, the poor pitcher, of the Louisville club, leads the American Association with a .444 batting average as Boston plays St. Reed and New York meets Cleveland Philadelphia faces Detroit while Washington meets Chicago.
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Girl's Great Danube Swim Sets New Records
Vienna June 12 Miss Annette Keller man Australian swimming champion completed a Danube trial swim covering 38 kilometres in 3 hours 11 minutes to break records. Large crowds watched as she endured the bold strokes and finished to cheers.
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Bowdoin Wins 2-1 In 12 Inning Tilt With Tufts
Bowdoin defeats Tufts 2 to 1 in a 12 inning game at Medford. Sparks scored in the 10th on Hodgson's double after Greene sacrifice, and McDade drove in the winning run in the 12th on three Bowdoin singles and a steal. Rober tied the game for Tufts in the 10th with a two base hit and score on Fisher's sacrifice fly.
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Do and Dont Men Lay Low at Ball Games
Gamblers quieted at the ball park after a Post story about Captain Hanley and Division 10 plans to curb betting. Plain clothes officers watched from first base seats while bets continued quietly. Gamblers say no money changes hands, making enforcement difficult, with bettors still shouting bets like a dollar to reach first.
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Whimsical Wins Standard Stakes at Gravesend
Whimsical defeated Cairngorm and Ormondale to win the Standard Stakes at Gravesend a mile and a quarter. The finish time was 2 05 5, within two-fifths of a second of the track record. Three favorites won.
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