Indians Rout Yankees 10 to 4 in Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeats New York 10 to 4 as Coveleski limits the Yankees to six hits and one run after the third. Ruth homered, Johnston shines with three hits and two stolen bases, and Smith’s sensational catch anchors a decisive Cleveland eighth inning rally.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Huggins
Jack Quinn
Indians
Texas
Collins
Quinn
George Mogridge
Stanley Coveleski
Covey
Yankees
George Ruth
Ruth
New York
Johnston
Elmer Smith
Dec Johnston
Smith
Peckinpaugh
Collings
Peck
Pratt
Muesel
Jamieson
Wamby
Speaker
O'Neill
Ieskie
Gardner
Hannah
Lewis
Pipp
Mogridge
Evans
Coyeleskie
Burns
McGraw
Tamieson
Amy Graney
PO. A. E
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Uth
Esate
Meussl
Rf. A
Haattnah
Twee Quinn
Meuse
Baker
Coveleskie
O Quinn
Uinn
Mogeridge
Connolly
Owens
Pirates Rally Past Phillies in Ninth for 7 6 Win
Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 7 to 6 in the opener as Southworth’s RBI fly in center plated the decisive run in the ninth. Ponder earned the win after relieving early. Causey and Keenan allowed multiple runs. Meuse Fletcher Stengel Lebourveau Menseel homered plus key extra-base hits.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Southworth
Hamilton
Ponder
Lebourveau
Rt. Miller
Keenan
Picionote
Joe Grimm
Causey
Causery
Ball
Schmidt
Losin Porcher
McCormick An Lart
Pittsburg AB
TB. PO
Rigbee
Crutshaw
F Nicholson
Whitted
Grimmib
McKechine
Schmidt c
BE Lebourveau
Paulette Eae Rawlings
Tater Williama
Meusel
Tee Fletcher
Wrightstone
R Miller
Stengel
Tragesser
oCravath
GriffS Take 2 From Browns In St Louis Doubleheader
Washington defeated St. Louis twice, 6 to 5 and 2 to 1. The first game featured a 12th inning rally with three runs on two singles, a walk, Severeid’s error, and Ellerbe’s double. In the second game Roth’s ninth inning homer gave Washington the win as Shaw allowed five hits.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Severeid
Ellerbe
Shaw
Roth
Judge
AB. R. _ ies PO
E - Milan
Rice
Brower
Shanka
Feeee Harris
O'Neill
Occas
Gharrity
Erickson
Zachary
Pee
Ooove
Louis
Gerber
Geteon
Sisler
Jacobson
Williams
Smith
Hillings
Tobin
Sotheron
St. Louis Terre
O’ Neill
Harris
Charrity
Gedeon
Sothoron
Frickeaon
Frickson
Gin
AB. R
E. Shanks
Sister
Seer
Jacobaon
Hiome
Eisler
Anes
Orr Shaw
O Rayne
Bayne
Kildebrand
Moriiarty
Tlne
Police Probe Wills McVey Bout in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials ordered an investigation into the light heavyweight bout last night between Harry Wills and Sam McVey. Referee Frank Floyd stopped the match saying the fighters were stalling. if findings support this, Wills and McVey could be barred from Philadelphia rings. James T. Cortelyou, director of public safety, announced the action with promoter George Pawling's approval.
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Wills-M’vey
Philadelphia
Harry Wills
Sam McVey
Frank Floyd
James T. Cortelyou
Public Safety
George Pawling
Dimo Dempsey Accepts Coaching Post at St Ignatius College
Dimo Dempsey former Boston College track captain and three season Maroon and Gold center fielder leaves Boston for Cleveland to serve as teacher coach at St. Ignatius College. He will coach all athletics and be aided by several veteran football players in building the grid squad.
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Dimo" Dempsey
Boston College
Maroon and Gold
Boston
Cleveland
St. Ignatius College
Dempsey
Cleveland College
Ouimet Defeats Armour in Dramatic Engineers Club Match
Francis Ouimet overwhelmed Tommy Armour 5 down after 14 holes at the Engineers Club course as amateurs Woody Platt and Fred Wright also faced tough losses. Ouimet demonstrated top form with precise driving and backspin shots, while Armour faltered on the critical 14th. Wright postured a strong showing but fell to Bobby Jones’s steady form in another key morning round.
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta Wonder
Fred Wright
Roslyn
Long Island
Francis O Quimet
Engineers Club
N. Y
Tommy Armour
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
Engineers
Tommy
Woody Platt
Fred J. Wright, Jr
Chick Evans
W. C. Fownes
Ouimet
Armour
Destiny
Qouimet
Oulmet
Long Island Sound
Wright
Jones
Fred
Bobby
Allis
Wisconsin
Evans
Chick
Atlanta
J. Wood Platt
Philadelphia
Ned
Quaker City Star
Platt
Ned Allis
Schlitz
East Leads In Net Duel With West
In Germantown today the East West tennis tourney opened with C Garland of Pittsburgh defeating Ralph Burdick of Chicago in straight sets 60 68 62. Norris Williams of Boston and William Tilden Jr of Philadelphia beat C J Griffin and William M Johnston of San Francisco 6 8 8 10 97 6 3.
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Philadelphia
Germantown Cricket Club
Garland
Pittsburg
Ralph H. Burdick
Chicago
R. Norris Williams
Boston
William T. Tilden, Jr
C.J. Griffin
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Hap Felsch's Swat Wins Sox Thriller Over Red Sox 6 5
Hap Felsch drove in the decisive run in the ninth inning as the White Sox edged Boston 6 to 5. After an intentional pass to Eddie Collins and a near double play, Felsch delivered a left-center single and Weaver scored the winning run in Chicago.
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Chicago
Hap Felsch
Red Sox
Boston
Gleasons
Eddie Collins
Jackson
Felsch
White Sox
Eddie Cicotte
Joe Bush
Sthulk
Eddie Murphy
Cicotte
Bush
John Collins
McNally
Weaver
Risberg
Shone
Schalk
Wilkinson
Strunk
Vitt
Schaney
Collitte
I Collins
aMurphy
Wilkingon
Tama Boston
Hooper Witt Ob
Méenosky
Izendryx
Sth
Iryx
E Collins
Cicotteau
Pitenee
Ush
Piecher
Wilkineeh
Chill
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D. Armott
R. T. Jones
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