New York America Rally Past White Sox In 10 Inning Fight
In an American League clash New York America beat Chicago 7 to 6 in ten innings. Meysel and Ward delivered the key hits as New York overturned a late Chicago lead with a decisive rally, Ward scoring the winning run on a single after Strunk’s error and Scott’s grounder.
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New York America
Chicago
New York
Collins
Pipp
Meysel
Ward
Strunk
Scott
Itt
Ruth
Meusel
Hofman
Smith
Rober
Haines
Bengough
T.blan
Shawkey
Thurston
Jones
Mays
Eacssssarvereeerissere
Seccsssssasccens
Sheely
Hofmann
Witt
Falk
Kamm
Mostil
Ward McClellan
Dugan
Schalk
Robertson
T. Blankenship
Adolfo Bugue Shuts Down Bostonese in Lo-Dome Display
Adolfo Bugue dominated Boston, allowing six hits as the Reds defeated the Braves seven to one. Luque pitched effectively for the Reds with strong control, while Larry Benton anchored the local effort, surviving the early onslaught and finishing strong.
Nother for Dolfo as Reds erupt with Edd Roush homer
The Reds exploded for a big inning, with Edd Roush delivering a two on homer as Cummins or other Braves pitchers faltered. Powell and Dauert drew walks, Bohne and Pinelli contributed, and the rally pushed Cincinnati ahead after two were out in the third.
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games saw Cincinnati beat Boston 7 to 1, Pittsburgh down Brooklyn 5 to 2, and New York 8 to 3 over Chicago. American Association included St Paul 6 Columbus 2 in 12 innings and Toledo 6 Minneapolis 5. Kansas City at Louisville postponed by rain. American League had Boston 10 Cleveland 6 and New York 7 Chicago 6. Detroit 3 Washington 0. St Louis 10 Philadelphia 3. International League games featured Rochester 11 Buffalo 9 and Reading 16 Newark 8 in a doubleheader set.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Serene
Cnet
Philadelphia American Ah
Chubs
Kansas City
Rochester
American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Louis
Buffalo
Reading
Newark
Baseball Today Sees Stacked Schedule Across Leagues
The card lists games including Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville Minneapolis at Toledo St Paul at Columbus St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Washington Chicago at New York Buffalo at Syracuse Rochester at Toronto Reading at Baltimore.
Reds Rally Offense Fails to Cap Late Threat
Powell and McInnis provide early fireworks as the Reds answer with a fourth inning run in the fifth. Roush drives a fearsome liner to right center for a two-base hit that clears the bleachers. Luque exchanges blows with Felix and Southworth but keeps control, sealing the win with shutout pitching and solid defense.
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Powell
Felix
Southworth
McInnis
Boeckle
Roush
Reds
Bohne
Duncan
Sambo
Burns
Daubert
Edd Roush
Luque
Ford
Boeckel
Gowdy
BUNTS AND BINGLES Second Game Of Series
Donohue to start for Reds in a likely easy assignment after two strong starts. Roush starred with a homer a single and a walk as Luque fanned six in a win paced by Bohne and Daubert sharp fielding. Pinelli returned with two hits in four chances. Luque’s dazzling record stands six wins one loss, with a lone defeat charged to Bohne’s ninth inning error. Braves train delay near Columbus left Keck hopeful for today.
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Powell
Felix
Southworth
Reds
Miller
Burns
Daubert
McInnis
Braves
Bohne
Smith
Roush
Boston AB
R. H. PO
Ase Powell
Roete
R. T
Bagwell
Watson
Waren
Cincinnati
A. E Burns
c. _ apres
Duncan
Pinelli
Ae Caveney
Seeeenee Wingo
C. Ornebe
Luque
Boston
Benton
Klem
Wilson
Luques
Sammy Bohne
Donohue
Walker to fight Shade Shevlin and Latzo for 50 000
Mickey Walker the welterweight champion has signed for three bouts with Dave Shade Eddie Shevlin and Pete Latzo. He will earn 50000 for the three fights. Shade clash set for July 4 in Newark New Jersey with later dates and venues for the bouts against Shevlin and Latzo to follow.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Eddie Shevlin
Pete Latzo
Walker
Shade
Newark
N. J
Frank Black
Harry Blausass
Shevlin
Latzo
Giants Beat Cubs 8 to 3 in Chicago
New York Giants open western trip with an 8 to 3 win over the Chicago Cubs. J Barnes earned the win for New York while Cheeves took the loss. Hartnett doubled for Chicago and Young homered for the Giants.
Pirates 5 Dodgers 2 in Pirates home game
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 with Meadows winning his first home game for the Pirates. Grimm made a stellar unassisted double in the eighth to quell a Dodgers rally after a Neil liner. Dickerman allowed nine hits in five innings for the Dodgers, Cadore faced one inning, and G Smith two for Brooklyn.
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Chicago
New York
Cheeves
Fussell
Cubs
Bentley
Jesse Barnes
Hartnett
Ab.h.o.a
Ab.h.o.a. Bancroft
Statz
Groh
Holl’cher
Frisch
Grant'am
Meusel
O’farrell
Young
Friberg
Kelly
Miller
Vogel
Cu'ham
Weis
Snyder
Heathc'te
J. B'nes
Jonnard
fCaillaghan
Ake Co
ORIG
Sdessicesenihes
O'Connell
Grantham
Bancroft
J. Barnes
Jennard
Finneran and Moran
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Today
Meadows
Pirates
Grimm
Neil
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Dickerman
G. Smith
Cadore
McCarren
Bigbie
Rawlings
Carey
Bigbee
Johnston
High
Fournier
Maranville
Taylor
Quigley and
Pfttman
Browns 10 Athletics 3 as Shocker wins for St Louis
St Louis battered Phil adelphia starter immell early, scoring four in the first and three more in the fifth to take a 10 3 lead. Shocker pitched six innings for the win before Rommel and Walberg finished as Philadelphia made only six hits through seven innings.
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St. Louis
Immell
Facin Shocker
Athletics
I Shocker
Kopf
Bs. L
H.O.A
Phila
Tobin
Matt’ews
Gerber
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Perkins, Co
Williams
Braggy
Ote
Manus
Hauser
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Miller
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Gallieau
Ellerbe
Welch
Shocker
Scheer
Kolp
Rommel
Walker
Walberg
Heimach
Ogden
Rada
Philadelphik
Galloway
McManus Severeid
Perkins
Hale
Rus—Jacobson
Waberg
Red Sox Top Indians 10–6 in Heavy Boston Win
Boston defeats Cleveland 10 to 6 as Uhle and Edwards struggle. Quinn exits after heat, Ehmke finishes. Menosky and Speaker ignite the offense with key hits and runs scored.
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Uhle and Edwards
Cleveland
Quinn
Ehmke
Menosky
Speaker
Cleve
B.H.O.A
Ab.h.o.a. Jamieson
Mitchell
Wamby
Devermer
Flagstead
Lutzke
Fewster
Myatt
Uhle
P Edwards
Gardner
Summa
Harris
O'Neill
McMillan
Btevenson
Lesen
Tschilas
Ace
Edwards
Jamieson
J. Sewell
O'Neil
Burns
Brower
Jamiesson
Devormer
Ehmker
Uhle Burns
Uhle Burns. Balk—Edwards
Quinning
Moriarty
Hildebrand and
Rowland
Wilde Villa World Flyweight Title Bout Moves to June 18
The Polo Grounds Athletic Club postponed the world flyweight title fight between Jimmy Wilde and Pancho Villa from June 16 to June 18 due to heavy competition with baseball and other events. A special lighting system will be installed at the Polo Grounds for the match.
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Jimmy Wilde
England
Hécider
Pancho Villa
Polo Grounds Athletic Club
Eugene Criqui
France
Johnny Kilbane
Tigers 3 Senators 0 in First of Series
Detroit combine hits with Washington errors to win 3 0. Cobb and Rice made crucial catches. Cole worked in pinch hits as Haney and Peckinpaugh contributed for Washington.
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Detroit
Cole
Cobb
Rice
Agape Nace
Atrenta
Ab.h
Wash
H.O
A. Haney
Blue
Peck
Bas Cobb
Goslin
Father's
Veach
Bluege
Heilm
Oj Evans
Cutshaw
Harris
Rigney
Judge
Bassler
Evans
Ruel
Jon Ases
Hary
Russell
Zachary
Holmes
International League Yesterday's Results at Newark
Yesterday's league action featured two games at Newark with scores and batting totals. In the first contest Mamaux, Carts, Lynn and teammates battled against Brown, Stucker, Sheridan and Devine in a 4 to 8 setback. The second game ended 9 to 1 by agreement with Carts Lynn and Devine handling pitching duties for the winners.
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Newark
Mamaux
Carts
Lynn
Brown
Stucker
Sheridan
Devine
American Association Toledo at Minneapolis game notes
Fragmentary report mentions Wright Giard Potts Keefe Shinault and smith with references to Indianapolis and a game context. Names appear without clear roles or outcomes.
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Toledo
Eines
Minneapolis
Batteries Wright
Giard Potts
Keefe
Shinault
Smith
Elimination Series Planned by Cincinnati Amateur Clubs
The Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Commission set up an elimination contest among fourteen local semi pro clubs. Teams are eliminated after two losses. the survivor advances to the national semi pro contest. First game Sunday July 1 with matches drawn June 19. Bellevue club allowed to participate despite outside Cincinnati origin.
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Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Commission
Bellevue
Cincinnati
Kentucky Boys
Rich Epsom Derby Set to Run Today
EPSOM DOWNS England June Twenty one horses will run in the annual Derby the blue ribbon event of the English turf. Tonight the weather is dull and cold crowds gather to await the bugle calling the horses to the post for the one mile and a half race. House of Commons betting tax committee members sit in a private stand to view the betting enclosure as bookmakers expect a busy day before the post.
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Epsom -Downs
England
Bugle
Dale
House of Commons
Batteries Set Across Cities In Southern Association
The fragment lists battery pairings across multiple cities in the Southern Association including Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New Orleans Little Rock Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis. Names such as Beenees Fuhr Acosta Heving Lapan Whittaker Dowie McCall Smith Drake Nunnamaker Davis Haley appear as paired players or teams with scattered numeric codes.
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HH. E. Mobile
Memphis
Fuhr, Acosta and
Heving
Daley and
Lapan
R. H. FE
New Orleans
Little Rock
Whittaker and
Dowie
McCall and Smith
Chattanooga
Nashville
Drake
Nunnamaker
Davis and
Haley
Society women host veterans at Altamont Hospital
Cincinnati and Ft Thomas society women joined to entertain disabled veterans at Altamont Hospital Ft Thomas last night. Dances and songs comprised the program led by Mrs Howard Benton of Ft Thomas and Mrs Matthew Bent ley of Cincinnati with performances by pupils of Miss Minnie Tracey and Mile Dedorova.
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Society
Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas
Altamont Hospital
Howard Benton
Matthew Bentley
Minnie Tracey
Mile. Dedorova
St Xavier Club Defeats Mt. St. Marys Seminary 18 to 6
St Xavier College Ball Club defeated Mt St Marys Seminary 18 to 6 at Mt Washington. Ball led with multiple hits including a home run by Ball and two base hits by Cushing and Hart. The game ended after seven innings by agreement with St Xavier scoring in every inning except the third.
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Mt. Washington
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
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St. Mary
St. Xav
M.S
Alfes
O’brien
Hart
Kramer
Rapp
Kreha
Bechtold
Helder
Ss Moore
Marvell
Benesck
Kiley
Sullivan
W’kittle
Schaffer
Markum
Weiskittle
Swain
Portsmouth Ball Club to Play Bellevue Team
Mayor William Gableman of Portsmouth wired Edward Rohrer of the Bellevue Ball Club accepting a series of games. The first match will be at Bellevue Park on June 24 with a second game two weeks later. Portsmouth is regarded as a strong semi pro team in the region and should draw crowds.
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William Gableman
Portsmouth
Edward Rohrer
Bellevue Ball Club
Bellevue Park
Purdue beats Indiana in Bloomington baseball clash
Purdue defeats Indiana 3 to 2 at Bloomington. Batteries Campbell and Dearmond pair with Woodward and Moomaw in a tight college baseball contest.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Campbell and
Dearmond
Woodward and Moomaw
Plans for Forty and Eights hike discussed at Gibson meeting
A special meeting at the Hotel Gibson on June 13 will discuss the June 16 hike of the Forty and Eights secret order of the American Legion. The annual summer gambol of the society will be held in connection with the hike.
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Order of the American Legion
Gibson
Mrs Marshall Field Charity Bout Costs Split, Tax Claims
Chicago reports that Mrs. Marshall Field III faced questions after sponsoring a boxing exhibition that allegedly diverted funds from charity. Anonymous letters to the Internal Revenue Collector claim promoters and fighters profited while income taxes went unpaid. the Leonard Mitchell bout alone netted about 55,000 with claimed nearly 25,000 for charity.
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Chicago
A_ society
George W. Reinecke
Internal Revenue Collector
Marshall Field III
Ludlow 7 Federal 3 baseball game report
Ludlow defeats Federal 7 to 3 with key hits by Reed Parsons and Fitzpatrick. Sprang Reed and Kistner credited with two base hits. Magley and Hellebush dominated pitching with eight and nine strikeouts respectively.
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Ludlow _ Savings
Federal
H.o.aes
L. S
H.O.A. Wurster
Sprang
Reed
Bern
Fitzpa
Magly
Helleri
Steff’n
Parsons
Knecht
Rouse
Meyers
O Lange
Gardiner
L. Martin
Kistner
Hender
Ludlow
Stoffregan
Hummccutt
Fitzpatrick
Hellebush
Magley
Rohr
C. & C. Grants Raise to Shop Employees
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad shop workers win a 2 cent an hour raise during negotiations in Chicago. The move lifts pay to 72 cents per hour, exceeding the Railroad Labor Board minimum. Negotiations involved system federation officials led by G. H. Stewart and company executives with the AFL Railway Employees Department.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
C. & O. System
United States Railroad Labor Board
System Federation
G. H. Stewart
Covington, Ky
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor and Company
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