Senators Victors In First Battle With Athletics
Washington won the opening game of the series against Philadelphia 5 to 3 at Shibe Park. Goslin powered a two on homer in the seventh for the decisive run while Walter Johnson silenced the Athletics early and late rallies. Simmons belted his twelfth homer of the year and Lamar extended his hit streak to 26 games. Crowd near 20,000 watched. Other scores: Indianapolis 6 Columbus 3. Louisville 3 Toledo 1.
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Washington
Athletics
Goslin
Walter Johnson
Simmons
Lamar
Powellmen Seinors and Gay Monitor Meet Rubber Game
In a three game series, Charleston Automobile club lists mileage routes to Logan for a 3 PM Sunday game at Goy Monitor park. Fans may depart Charleston at 9 AM, lunch in Logan, then attend the rubber game between Powellmen Senators and Gay Monitor. The event is expected to draw the largest crowd yet in Guyan Valley.
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Senators
Charleston Automobile Club
Charleston
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Lens Creek
Henshaw
Racine
Madison
Ramage
West Virginia
Guyan Valley
Braves and Phillies Split Twin Bill in Boston
Boston divided a doubleheader with Philadelphia, winning the opener 3 to 1 and losing the second 4 to 9. Bancroft and Mann aided Boston, Jimmy Wilson batted for Harper in the seventh and delivered the game winning two run single in the second. First game score: Philadelphia 1 0 1 2 1 0 1. Boston 0 1 1 2 2 1 0. Second game score: Philadelphia 1 0 1 0 0 2 0. Boston 0 0 2 0 0 1 0.
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Bancroft
Mann
Jimmy Wilson
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R.h.e.phildelphia
Mitchell
Knight
Wilson
Benton
O'Neil
Philadelphia
Decatur
Hennina
Marquard
Vargas
Kelly's Home Run Secures Giants 9 6 Win Over Robins
June 26 New York Giants defeat Brooklyn Robins 9 to 6 in final game of series. George Kelly hit a two on base homer in the 12th to keep Giants ahead as Pirates beat Reds. Four hurlers used by each club in a 35-player fray. Dean wins, Osborn loses. Time 2 44. Umpires McCormick Hart and Klein.
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George Kelly
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Pirates
Reds
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Haells
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Youns
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Hite Petty
Greens Ain
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McCormick
Hart An Kiem
American John Hennessey advances at Wimbledon
June 26 Wimbledon reports John Hennessey of Indianapolis defeating Gordon Lowe to reach the quarterfinals alongside Kay Casey who is eliminated by Rene La Coste. French favorites Borotra and La Coste win doubles. Lenglen dominates Miss Goldsack in women's singles.
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Indianapolis
Gordon Lowe
Hennessey
Jagat Mohan Lal
United States
Kay Casey
San Francisco
Rene la Coste
Speed
la Conte
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England
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A. Goldsack
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Fercher
George
Mile
Lenglen
Mise Hilzabeth Ryan
California
Sirs. Colgate
Miss ‘Pyrell
Barnes Captures British Open With 300 Stroke Victory
American golfer Long Jim Barnes won the British Open at Prestwick with a 300 over 72 holes, besting Arch Campston and Edward Hay by one stroke. McDonald Smith faltered final round finishing fourth at 304 as Kirkwood led the Americans with 314. Barnes signed a Tampa contract for 1919 services before leaving in March.
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Scotland
United States
Long Jim Barnes
Links
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Edward B. Hay
Archie Campston
North Manchester
Compston
Ray
Ft. Smith
mcDonaid Smith
Smith
Signy
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Fia
Longtim" Barnes
Tampa
Shres
Semi Pro Fight Ends In Discharge After Scuffle
Pittsburgh soldiers to beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 after an eighth inning rally. Elmer Smith drove in two with a seventh inning triple. The match sparked off a row between Madison and Omar in Southern West Virginia as umpire decisions sparked tempers and led to player ejection and a payroll severance the next day.
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George” Ramey
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Holliday
G. C. Hass
I. C. Riggs
Omarean
Fitcher Ramer
Riggs
Faber Registers Fifth Victory for Chicago
Faber earned his fifth straight win as Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 for the second game running. Kamm homered for Chicago while the infield turned three double plays to back him. Cleveland stranded eight, Chicago had five hits.
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Read Faber
Cleveland
Kamm
Faber
Hie Infleld
Miler
Buckeye
Myatt
Feber
Bchall
Derby winner drawing a host of voters
The Derby winner Ebony could net a $5009 bonus from the Kentucky Jockey Club for sweeping both Kentucky and Imtontsa derbleet Broadway Jones. The lone eligible workout over the Derby course today covered a mile in 2:48 as Southern Association mobiles list finished with Little Rock, Chattanooga, Birmingham, Nashville, New Orleans, and Memphis.
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Kentucky Jockey Club
Broadway Jones
Southern Association Mobiles
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Iulanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Richards Reaches New York Finals for Estern Title
Richards advances to the New York singles final to face Tilden in the decisive match. It marks the fifth meeting of the season as Richards seeks the Eastern New York championship.
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Estern New York
Tilden
Swope Favored As Latonia Winner In Late NY Tennis Finals
Vincent Richards reached the final round of the New York state tennis championship after a long three-set match with veteran Ced ric Mator, setting up a fifth meeting with William Triden. In Latonia Derby chatter, 11 thoroughbreds race tomorrow for 25000 added money on a dry fair track led by King Nadi and Swope. H Mann wins Ohio amateur golf title over Wella, finishing three up at the thirty-fifth green.
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Hi E
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Hal
Flying Atcharas
Ebony
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Tilden
Latonta
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Swope
Captain Bal
Flying Ebony
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Hasmann
Akron
Ohio
Eddie Haarmann
Cleveland
Jos Wella
East Liverpool
Ohiio
Haamann
Rhem Beats Alexander In Dubi To Open Series
June 6 in Louis Rhem outpitched Grover Alexander as the Cardinals beat Chicago 3 to 2 in the opener of a four game set. Blades hit a decisive homer in the sixth for St Louis while Alexander and Gonzales worked for Chicago. Rhem earned the win with O'Farrell behind the plate.
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Dubi
Louis
Chonan Wiles Rhem
Grover Alexander
Cardinals
Chicago Teday
Cardinala
Blades
Ray Chicago
St Louis
Gonzales
Rhem O'Farreil
Tigers Win Eighth Straight Battle Detroit
The Detroit Tigers defeated the St. Louis Browns to extend their winning streak to eight games this afternoon. Whitehill pitched well for Detroit, limiting St. Louis to a modest output as Ganton, Rego, Dixon, Bassler, and Ali contributed to the offense.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Whitehill
Browns
Sabpore
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