Pipp's Homer Lifts Yankees Over Browns
New York notes John Franks, Baker, and Walter Mipp as close teammates. J Franklin hit his home run of the year at the Polo Grounds. The Yankees beat the Browns 6 to 1 after Pipp's decisive hit. Pitching by Phawkey and Hamilton helped steady the visitors at key moments.
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John Frankslim Baker
Walter Mipp
J. Franklin
Polo Ground
Tipp
Firkier Jones
Earl Wam- Witon
St. Louis
Yankees
Pipp
Wirth
Ping
Frank
Tae
Walter
Neats
Bret Trace
Pleidde Jones
Hamilton
tHbeon City
Til
Josue Ie
Jones
Bane
Bumilton
Brooklyn Falls to Cardinals in 12th Inning
Cadore of Brooklyn pitched strongly but lacked a license to win yesterday as St Louis edged Brooklyn 1 in 13 innings. The Cardinals rallied in the 12th with Reed scoring on a baserunner and Gonzalen lifting a decisive hit, sealing the loss for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Casey Rengan
Jack Senith
Froegest
Gremngel
Fet
Cadora
Loate
Miller
Smith
Hornety
Orsinn
Mile
Cahors
Beteel
Iia
Snyder
Hornaby
Raed
Cardinals
Prtteauneh
Nattine
Nattine For Pret Gemith, Forced Snyder At Second St. Louis
Sam Baird
Me Gonzalen
Duyert
English Rowing Club Invites American Boys to Row on Thames
Harvard University President Lowell received a formal invitation from the Thames Rowing Club of London inviting American youths, including Yale and other colleges, to row on the Thames. The message asks broad publicity among rowing fraternities to foster international ties, noting many members are currently abroad in military or naval service.
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Cambrides Main
Harvards
Thames Rowing Club
Pat- Jeey
England
Lowell
Harvard
Yale
Otter Americas
Presidant
Ami
Wet Bebe
France
Jockey Buxton Sweeps Belmont With Three Wins
Jockey Buxton rode three of his four mounts to victory at Belmont Park in a single day. He edged Ping Toy and Toa Farty by a length in the featured sprint while teammate Mack Garner chased a sensational finish. Trainer George M. Odom sent three winners, and Buxton secured a fourth in a tight margin.
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Belmont Park
Happy Buxton Tm
Real
Ife
Mack Garner
Ping Toy
Toa Farty
George M. Odom
Brighton
Odom
Uke Buxton
Benny Kauff Regains Batting Eye With Leading Hitters
Benny Kauff of the Giants has regained his hitting form after a scoring slump. Gotham Kane notes Kauff is back in stride and appears ready to challenge the leading hitters again.
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Rew Xark
Giants
Snow
Gotham Kane
McGraw Deserved All He Got Say National League President
Philadelphia June 16 President John K Tener of the National League called a special Board meeting in New York to review the case of suspended Giants manager John J McGraw. Tener defended discipline after McGraw's altercation with umpire Byron, noting McGraw deserved his punishment while promising to back the league in suppressing rowdyism.
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John K. Tener
National League
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Star Chamber
John J. McGraw
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Tener
Baltimore
McGraw
Byron
Cincinnati
New York Club
Harry N. Hempnten4
Tepers
National League Board of Directors
Philadelphia
Ebbets Field
John McGraw
Proxy Tener
Nelson Hopeful Of Defeating Benny Leonard In Harlem Bout
Johnny Nelson, a Philadelphia lightweight, pledges to be below the limit and press Leonard in four more rounds on Monday at the Harlem Sporting Club. He notes he has never been knocked out and cites a tough first meeting in Philadelphia and Quakertown as proof of resilience.
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Johnny Nelson
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Harlem Sporting Club
Leonard
Quakertown
Nelson
Tim
Iag
Rangers Face Ansonia In Key State Soccer Match
The Brideeport Rangers travel to Ansonia tomorrow for a state league clash. A Rangers victory would tie them with the Brideeport Citys for first place. Ansonia victory could hand the title to Citys. Referee will be Miler of New Haven.
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Rangers
Brideeport Citys
Fhrst Pines
Miler of
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Worcester Club
Newfield Park
Gus Gardella
Bridgeport
Herring
McQuillan
Krichel
Dug Smith
Andrews
Rem Arms Colonials to Clash for State Title
New Haven June 16 The Remingtons face the Colonials in the state championship at the Lighthouse Sunday with Silver Christie Moshier Downey and Horkheimer in Remington lineup and Zimmerman Falsey Bowen Dugan Dunlop Halstein Waters etc for the Colonials. Pete Wilson stars for the Colonials backed by Moshier Bowden Downey and others in a high profile showdown. Sam Crawford of the Tigers led a $5000 Liberty Loan subscription in Detroit as part of the war drive.
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New Haven
Remington Colonials
the Lighthouse
Remingtons
Silver
Christie
Butler
Moshier
Carter
Johnson
Bowden
Downey
Horkheimer
Robinson
Wilson
Zimmerman
Falsey
Bowen
Dugan
Beck
Walsh
Dunlop
Halstein
Waters
Bender
Pete Wilson
Yankee
East Shore
Sam Crawford
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Michigan City
Kid McCoy Seeks Recruits For Militia Rally
Nicknamed Sergt Norman Selby McCoy tours Queens clubs urging enlistment. He belts his call with boxing gestures and boasts the Seventy first will train men to carry the Stars and Stripes to Berlin.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Norman Selby
Seventy- Fipst Regiment
McCoy
Berlin
Return of Michigan to Western Circuit Reshapes Eastern Schedules
The return of Michigan to the Western Collegiate Conference will alter Eastern college football schedules after the war. Michigan has relied on the East for major inter-sectional games against Pennsylvan ia, Cornell, Syracuse, and Harvard. If Michigan stays in the West these yearly matchups may be dropped and finding replacements will be difficult.
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New York
Michigan
Wolverines
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Syracuse
Harvard
Fielding Yost
National League scores from yesterday's games
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Philadelphia crushed Cincinnati 12 to 8. Boston beat Chicago 6 to 3. Pittsburgh and New York game postponed due to wet grounds. Today schedules include New York in Pittsburgh and Brooklyn in St Louis with Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia vs Cincinnati.
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St. Louie
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Baseball scores and matchups from the American League
New York defeated St Louis 5 to 1 and Philadelphia routed Cleveland 32 to 2. Chicago beat Boston 8 to 0 while Detroit won 4 to 3 over Washington. Matchups show St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington.
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St Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Pe.na
Cleveland Rs
St. Louis
Eastern League Scores and Schedule from Yesterday
Results list shows Springfield 6 Bridgeport 1 Lawrence 2 New London 1 Portland 2 Hartford 1 Worcester 6 New Haven 2. Upcoming games: Hartford at Lawrence Haven at Springfield New London at Portland Bridgeport at Worcester. Also Toledo box score for Indianapolis and Milwaukee batter details and Kansas City game notes. Championship notes mention cold weather postponements and several player lines.
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Bridgeport
Lawrence
New London
Portland
Hartford
Worcester
New Haven
Haven
Ridgeport
Toledo
Indianapolis
Northrop
Chang
Pierce and Well
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Williams
Milan
Owens
Slapnicka
Deberry
Kansas City
Rae
Preah Pose
Finneran
Upham
Niehaus
Williams and Glann
Chalmers
Humphries
Berry
Columbus
Louisville
P.c
Aeee
Cobb Batting Leader for First Time Since 1916
Chicago June 16 Ty Cobb leads the American league in batting for the first time since August 1918 with a .353 average after 47 games. Tris Speaker trails by three points as Cobb drives in 41 hits, including 12 doubles 9 triples and one homer. Roth leads pitchers with .415 average in 16 games and Sturgal hits .343 for Chicago. Boston tops team batting at .242 while Philadelphia hits .264. Burns leads NL at .343 with 85 runs, Roush at .342, and Cravath and Hornsby chase home runs.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit Star
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Cobb
Roth
Boston
Sturgeil
Chapman
Young
Detroit
Weaver
Rumler
St. Louis
McInnis
Philadelphia
Burns
New York
Rousch
Cincinnati
New Yorker
Zeider
Wideat
Brooklyn
Boyle
Hornsby
Cravath
Sineinnatl
Jack Smith
St Louis
Cruise
Giants Eye Mamaux Trade As Mamaux Struggles
Manager McGraw of the Giants debates trading Mamaux with Pirates boss Callahan. Mamaux, once a 1915 1918 standout, has faltered this year. some blame the curve, others disciplinary past. Pirates need pitchers. McGraw bets on Mamaux despite questions about form.
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Giants
Mamaux
Pirates
Callahan
George Gibson
Gibson
Player Bartered For Smile By Southern League Owner
A Nashville Tennessean report recounts a humorous yet costly player swap tale where a smile trades for a baseball talent. The piece sketches Mobile club woes, Parker and Heinemann banter, and a memorable promise about Eschen. It also touches Cooper's salary dispute and notes on Giants and McGraw lineup.
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Blinkey Horn
Nashville
Tennessean
Roger Bresnahan
fFitcher
Booth Hopper
Dick Kinsella
Mobile
Parker
Heinermann
New Orleans
Jimmy Eschen
Heinemann
Eschen
Baseball Alphabet Prompts Fumbles and Lavender’s Spitball
A playful look at baseball misplays and the Lavender pitcher’s spitball antics. The piece notes fumbles and minor league calls, suggesting hitters still see Lavender’s famous delivery despite its fading effectiveness.
Poor Twirling Loses Contest for Bridgeport
Springfield defeats Bridgeport as pitching falters. Oakey Woods exits in the sixth. Gingras and Barron share mound duties for Springfield. Andrews shines at shortstop for Bridgeport. Egan backs behind the plate as Bridgeport’s bats scatter two hits and two runs.
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Krichell
Bridgeport
Oakey Woods
Gingras
Woods
Andrews
Bill Martin
King Lear
Bill Powers
Johnny Barron
Jack Egan
Corcoran
Acorn
Osaeee Egan
Wis
Powers
Baron
Barron
Erwin
Tims
Hugh Jennings 27 Years in Baseball Career Highlight
Detroit Tigers manager Hughie Jennings marks a long baseball career dating to 1890. From mining towns in Moonie, Pennsylvania, he rose from outfielder to catcher and shortstop with Allentown, Louisville Colonels, and Baltimore Orioles before taking Detroit’s helm in 1907.
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Detroit Tigers
Allentown
Jennings
Moonie
Scranton
Hughie
Pennsylvania
Lourville Colonels
Old American Association
John Chapman
Chapman
Colonels
Lemon
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Alb
Thorn
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Ned Lion
John McGraw
Giants
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Cornell
Baltimore
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