Giants Hammer Pirates Twirlers and Win Easily
Pittsburgh June 14 Giants head to fight all day to beat the Buccaneers 7 to 3. Giants never trailed after Grimes started strong in the opening, Grimes held Pirates in check as Burns, Zimmerman and Fletcher produced timely hits. Bennie hit safely in key moments and Robertson drove in runs with a timely hit to spark the victory.
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Bennie
Anderson
Grimes
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Burns
Blorece
Geel
Kauff
Zimmerman
Hinchman
Fletcher
Buccaneer
Herzog
Robertson
Yankees Ten Innings Win 7 6 Over White Sox at Polo Grounds
New York and Chicago split ten innings before the Yankees won 7 to 6. Peckinpaugh drove in three, Nana held on for Lincoln, Neb., and Cullop struggled until Danforth and Wolfgang relievers. Russell started for the White Sox, with multiple changes as the game wore on.
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Warriors
J Wonders
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Doven Price
Leslis Nana
Lincoln
Neb
Ana
Soa
Ger T. Peckinpaugh
Wooster
Nanataker
Peck
Rob Russell
Chicago
Mick Cullop
Mick
Caldwell
Russell
Danforth
Wolfgang
Benz
Sox
Matsel
Jackson
Felsch
Eenter
Gandil
Bak
Pipp
Rikberg
Schalko
Eddie Murphy
Behalk
Discipline and Reform Shape Tigers Star Spencer
The article notes strict discipline in Major League reforms, highlighting Spencer of the Tigers as a model. After returning from the minors, he learned obedience, quit alcohol, and became a lively, valuable player, showing how discipline and self-control improve performance.
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Tigers
Catehat
Mimors
John Barleycorn
McGraw Angered by Fine Over Umpire Fight
Pittsburgh report details John McGraw's 16 day suspension and $500 fine by National League President John Tener after a confrontation with umpire William Byron in Cincinnati. McGraw claims unfair reprimand, blames Byron for taunts and seeks review.
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Tener
Byron
McGraw
Dent Tenet
Hempstead
New York
John K. Tener
National Baseball League
John McGraw
New York Giants
William Byron
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
National League
Ernest Quigley
Hendryx Wins Regular Job With Yankees
New York June 14 Tim Hendryx earns a permanent berth with the Yankees by a key twelfth inning single that drove home the winning run against the White Sox. Donovan had expected the breakout and Hendryx now appears set to hold the right field spot through the season. Mogridge struggles and Russell wildness hurt the Yankees in the earlier game as Chicago could solve his pitches.
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Tim Hendryx
Yankees
Frank
Gilhooley
Yanks
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Donovan
Hendryx
Baker
Mogridge
Russell
Windy City Brigade
Lhis Sox
Britton to Meet Kid Lewis in Ten Round Bout
New York June 14 Chicago welterweight Jack Britton, regarded as a leading welterweight, faces England’s Ted Kid Lewis tonight at the St Nicholas A C in a high profile ten round contest. Both men rank among the era’s top welterweights and their rivalry spans 11 previous bouts across the country with Britton often gaining the advantage. Referee Billy Gid McPartland will preside.
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New York
Jack Britten
Chicago
Ted Kid Lewis
England
St. Nicholas A. C
Britton
Billy Gid McPartland
Oldfield and De Palma to race for $5,000 on dirt
New York June 14 Barney Oldfield and Ralph De Palma agreed to a $5,006 match race to be decided on a dirt track. Each veteran accuses the other of dodging matches and both favor dirt to counter the speedway advantage. Milwaukee is favored as the venue.
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New York
Barney Oldfield
Ralph Be Palma
Milwaukee
Fed Witnesses Have Bad Day in $900000 Action
In Philadelphia on June 14, the federal case over anti trust damages reached a recess as August Herrmann and Edward Hanlon testified. The suit seeks $806,000 in actual damages with triple damages possible, claiming losses from the 1910 Peace pact ending the Federal League challenge to organized baseball.
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Baltimore Federal League
United States District Court
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Herrmann
Edward Hanlon
Baltimore
Hanson
Stuart
Janney
Baltimore Club
Hanlon
St Louis Man Alleges Giants Used Vulgar Language
A St Louis writer claims the Giants in four recent games in St Louis used vulgar language on the field. The conduct prompted Cardinals president Rickey to complain to league officials, with reports that daily crowds of women left the grandstand before games ended. Government recruiting officers should not ignore such pugnacious displays.
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Giants
Rickey
Cardinals
National League Results From Yesterday’s Games
New York defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 3 and Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 3 to 2. Brooklyn vs St Louis and Chicago vs Boston were postponed due to rain. Scheduled games for today include New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at St Louis, Boston at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
American League Games Reported With Varied Results
Yesterday's scores include New York 7 Chicago 6 in 16 innings. Boston 2 St. Louis 6. St. Louis 7 Boston 2. Philadelphia 4 Detroit 2. Washington 7 Cleveland 5 in the first. Washington 1 Cleveland 1 after 11 innings called due to darkness.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Wea. Lest
Bt. Louis
Bridgeport Club Rally Edges Portland In 12 Inning Win
Bridgeport workers beat Portland 6 to 5 in 12 innings after an extra inning rally. Johnny Banks started, worked into trouble, then Gingras and Durning held Portland scoreless late. Key moments included Egan's eighth inning double and Prieste’s late smash for the winning run.
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Bridgeport Baseball Club
Portland
Maine Maulers
Johnny Banks
Jack Egan
Banks
Gingrass
Bridgeport
Bob Spaid
St. Louis Browns
Dick Durning
Brooklyn Nationals
Yebsley
Egan
Hgan
Martin
Prieste
Lear
Deininger
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Eastern League results and upcoming games listed
Bridgeport beat Portland 6 to 5 in 12 innings followed by New London 4 Worcester 1 Hartford 7 Springfield 2 and New Haven 5 Lawrence 2 with Bridgeport at Springfield New London at Lawrence and New Haven at Worcester Hartford at Portland. The Phillies await their next series with the Giants and mock John McGraw’s club after the recent New York series. Flowers and vegetables source notes appear as stray text.
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Lawrence
Phillies
Giants
John McGraw
New York
Ana
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Bridgeport Seeks New Talent and Pitching for 1916 Lineup
Bridgeport manager Paul Krichell plans quick changes with a favored first baseman and a capable pitcher. Otto Deininger could move to the outfield with Jack Egan possibly in right field, while Lear may return to first and third baseman Lear and Corcoran form the outfield. Frank Dessau struggles as umpire. King Lear earns praise at third. Donlin sues Memphis club for 1600 damages. next home game vs Worcester at Newfield Park.
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Bridgeport
Otto Deininger
Krichell
Jack Egan
Springfield
Egan
Zinn
Briggs
Deininger
Corcoran
Lear
Providence
Oakey Woods
New Haven Acquires College Infielder Lew Martin
New Haven baseball boss President James T. Collins announced the acquisition of infielder Lew Martin, captain of Mt. St. Joseph College nine. Martin joined amid a game with Lawrence and will likely trial at third base in Worcester, aiming to replace Red Whalen. Archer and Needham, Cubs catchers, were also born in Ireland. June dates mark league disbandment and a famed high-scoring 1893 NY Nationals versus Chicago game with ten runs in one inning.
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James T. Collins
New Haven Baseball Club
Lew Martin
Mt. St. Joseph College
Martin
Lawrence
Worcester
Red Whalen
Tralee
Ireland
Archer and
Needham
Cubs
Shamrock
New York Nationals
Chicago
New Yorkers
Georges Davis
Births on June 14 Highlight Bresnahan Needham and Archer
The June 14 birthday is notable in baseball history with stars born on this date. Roger Bresnahan, former St. Louis Nationals manager, is among the best known players born on June 14, marking a day of significance in the sport.
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Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Nationals
Batteries Challenge Teams Across Southern Cities
In Nashville Birmingham and New Orleans matches battery lines feature Taylor Cavet Sheehan Picinich at Nashville with Ho B and Chattanooga and Bacon Peters Ponder Haworth at Birmingham. New Orleans hosts Kelley Higgins North Chapman while Mobile sees Adams Bennett Griffith Fentress Schmidt facing Memphis with similar battery compositions.
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Taylor, Cavet and Marie
Sheehan and
Picinich
Chattanooga
R. Ho
Birmingham
Bacon Peters, Ponder and Haworth
New Orleans
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Kelley and Higgins
North and Chapman
Mobile
R.H.E. Mobile
Memphis
Adams, Bennett
Griffith
Fentress
Schmidt
Dundee Jackson Sign and Fulton to Meet Moran
New York boxing scene moves toward action with Dundee Jackson set to meet Johnny Dundee in a return bout at St Nicholas Rink on June 21. James Jesse Johnston brokers Moran versus Fulton at St Nicholas Rink on June 28, while Fred Fulton fights Moran amid Moran Morris action. Also mentions Ted Lewis versus Jack Jackson and scouting by Hughie Jennings and Connie Mack seeking pitchers.
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James Jesse Johnston
James Jesse
Johnny Dundee
Willie Jackson
Willie
Johnny
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West Side
Jackson
Jo Trench
Dundes
St. Nicholas Rink
Jesse James
Fred Fulton
Frank Moran
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Pugilistic Sun
Sam Langford
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St Nicholas Rink
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