National League fines Klem and Luque. Wingo suspended
June 2 John A Heydler, NL president, fined Umpire Klem and pitcher Luque of the Cincinnati club $100 each and suspended catcher Wingo indefinitely after a Cincinnati St Louis game altercation. Judge Alexander fined two youths $25 and costs for throwing pop bottles at umpire Klein during the same game. Hayden and others denied throwing bottles. Klein identified a man resembling him as principal witness.
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John A. Heydler
National League
Willi Klem
Luque
Cimetanatt Club
Alexander
Joachim Renzgehausen
Eliza Street
Fred Roos
California
William Klein
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kiem
John J. Hayden
Hutchins Avenue
Hayden
George Harris
Klein
Cardinals Fall Short in Ninth as Reds Edge Them 7 5
The Cardinals rally falls short in the final inning as Sallee and the Reds topple St Louis 7 to 5. Despite a late surge led by Sherdel and Duncan, the Cards fail to extend their pennant hopes while Slim's control lets Reds hitters pile up thirteen hits.
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Mound City
Sallee
Slim
Rickeyites
Reds
St. Louis
Cards
Goodwin
Neale
Lee
Clemons
Greasy
Roush
Fournier
Sherdel
Lew North
Lavan
Hopf
Ixnode
Schultz
Stock
Hornsby
Cards Face Jinx Trend As Hunter Arrives In Town
Notes from the game describe Rickey's team trying to curb Hunter’s influence, with superstition saying the jinx travels with him. A Sunday arrival sparked fans and players to watch every play as the Reds led in a tense contest. Rath raised his batting average with three solid hits.
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Rickeyités
Hunter
Jinx
Red Sox Newsnotes on Field and Front Office Moves
Joe Filanner, former National Commission aide, visits the city after wintering in South Dakota as Redland Field games unfold. Ivy Wingo’s brother joins the Yankees via Miller Huggins while Benton of Norwood shines for a Southern club. Club HQ shifts to Johnston Block. Main 4567 remains the contact. Heidler fines Luque and Umpire Klein $100 each. Wingo suspended after last Saturday’s riot. Rariden’s hand falters. Allen is Red’s primary bat, with Munson as emergency. Groh makes sharp defensive plays.
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National Commission
South Dakota
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Redland Field
Ivy Wingo
Atlanta
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Benton
Norwood
Heidler
Luque
Klein
Wingo
Rariden
Allen
Red Munson
Net Wizards Begin Match for West Title
The Cincinnati Tennis Club hosts the thirty first annual Western sectional doubles and opening singles rounds with top players from Chicago Cleveland Dayton Indianapolis Hamilton and others. Fritz Bastian of Indianapolis arrives to play F Janowitz as crowds reach beyond 2000. Matches conclude Monday with finals in singles and doubles and mixed doubles scheduled for the weekend.
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Cincinnati
Fritz Bastian
Indianapolis
F. Janowitz
Walter Hayes
Ralph Burdick
Chicago
Cleveland
Dayton
Youngstown
Columbus
Springfield
Hamilton
W. H. Hopple
J. H. O’connell
E. M. Wirthlin
Lucien Williams
James Weber
Chicago City
Williams
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E. Radway
A. Chaves
H. Emerson
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M. Mitchell
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On Wirthlin
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H. Pugh
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Sweeney
J. Moss
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R. Murdick
Woods
T. Howe
L. Bronson
J. Hennesy
B. Ives
F. Burns
C. Dunlap
Bartel
T. Emery
Kuhler
Smith
J. McKay
Kinney
Carran
I. Harris
C. Wack
Bell
S. J. Lowrie
S. Elkins
R. A. Holden
Webb Hill
A. M. Johnston
J . O'Connell
F. Bastian
Cleveland Beats St Louis 7 to 4 on Errors and Hits
Cleveland routs St Louis 7 to 4 aided by seven St Louis errors and 11 hits off Sothoron in seven innings. Key moments include two innings of heavy Cleveland hitting and multiple players with multi hit games, as Coveleskie struggles and Burwell finishes.
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Écixs
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Sethoron
Jacobean
Speaker
Evans
Dimner Smith
O'Neill
Elmer Smith
Wambsganss
Coveleskie
Johnston
Philadelphia Ends Long Losing Streak With 6 2 Win
Philadelphia defeats Washington 6 to 2 in final game of series. Harris pitched strong for Philadelphia, facing 25 batters in the last eight innings. Notable hits include Griffin and Thomas with two base hits each and Myatt with a three-base hit. Erickson took the loss after allowing nine hits in eight innings.
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Philadelphia
Harris
Philo
A.E
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Milan
Walker
Rice
Dugan
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Dineen
Chicago Wins Slugging Opening Game at Detroit 13 to 5
Detroit hosts Chicago in a first game slugfest as Felsch and Heisman homer twice, Risberg triples, Leibold and Collins drive runs. Ayers, Cicotte, and Okrie struggled on the mound with 1 hour 59 minute game time.
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Heisman
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Leibold
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Americans Reach Wimbledon Semis in British Lawn Tennis
In Wimbledon on June 2, William Tilden and Charles Garland advanced to the semifinals. Tilden defeated Lycett after a fast second set rally, while Garland ousted Blackbeard 6-1 6-3 6-1. Shimidzu beat Willard to join Garland, with Mavrogordato awaiting him.
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Wimbledon
England
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Charles S. Garland
Pittsburg
R. Norris Williams II
Boston
Theodore Mavrogordato
Randolph Lycett
Australia
Garland
Zeenzo Shimidzu
Willard
Iden
Shimidzu
Mavrogordato
Tilden
Entries Open for Y M C A Track Meet at Coney Island
Entry blanks for the Y M C A track meet at Coney Island this Saturday are available at Spalding's Brenda mour's the Y M C A and other clubs. Medals of bronze silver and gold will be awarded for each event. This will be the last meet of the summer and amateur athletes are urged to enter. No entry fee is required.
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Coney Island
Spalding’s
Brendamour’s
Live Wires from Neal O’Hara 1920 N Y Evening World
The column surveys sports and public life with quick takes. It notes Wilson’s troubles courting San Francisco by phone while Detroit reports 993000 residents and few ball players. Dempsey Carpentier Labor Day plans and Carpentier’s film sidesteps appear with a lampoon of Dempsey as a bad actor.
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New York Evening World
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San Francisco
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 7 St Louis 5 and New York 18 Philadelphia 2. Chicago 5 5, Pittsburg 2 Boston 3 Brooklyn 2. American League games show Chicago 13 Detroit 5 and Philadelphia 6 Washington 2. Cleveland 7 St Louis 4. American Association reports Indianapolis 8 Columbus 2 Toledo 14 Louisville 1 and rain affecting Minneapolis Kansas City and Milwaukee St Paul games.
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Cleveland
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Milwaukee-St. Paul
Amateur Commission Calls L. B. Harrison Players Meeting
The Amateur Commission requests all L. B. Harrison players to be present at a meeting at the Deer Creek Clubhouse tonight at 8 o clock.
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L. B. Harrison
Deer Creek
Baseball matchups across the league slate listed
St Louis visits Cincinnati. Pittsburg plays Chicago. New York hosts Philadelphia. Brooklyn heads to Boston. Cleveland meets St Louis. Chicago vs Detroit. Philadelphia faces Washington. Boston at New York. Indianapolis at Toledo. Louisville vs Columbus. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Kansas City at St Paul.
Local Newsboy Battler Chink Meets Veteran Frankie Mason in Fight
Mason, former American flyweight champion, defeated local fighter Battling Chink in ten rounds at the Vine Street arena. Chink showed courage, landing body shots and ribs, but Mason’s superior reach and a sharp right hook opened the nose and bloodied him. Earlier, Terry Turner replaced Hope Mullin against Battling Davis, with Davis prevailing, and Frankie Nessler and Happy McHenry settled for a ten round draw where McHenry’s cleaner blows foreshadow potential strength.
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America
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Terry Turner
Hope Miullin
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Davis
Turner
Frankie Nessler
Happy McHenry
McHenry
Two Chicago Wins Over Pirates in Doubleheader
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh in both games of a doubleheader by scores of 5 2 and 5 4. Merkle homered in the first game with Hollacher on base, while Hamilton started the second game and Ponder gave up the decisive run in the ninth on a bases loaded walk.
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Goodwin
Rath
Roush
Duncan
Schultz
Sherdel
Kopf
Fournier
Lee
Clemons
Allen
Salleen
Chicago
Pittsburg
Merkle
Hollacher
Hamilton
Ponder
Adams
Watson
Paskert
Bigbee
Barbare
Flack
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Pittsburgh
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Caton
Rigler and Moran
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Daly
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Boston Pulls Even With Brooklyn In 2–2 Tie
Powell Cruise and Holke delivered singles along with Pick's sacrifice and Eayre's eighth inning walk to spark Boston's two runs. Mamaux fanned eleven but allowed only two Boston hits outside the first and eighth innings as Boston and Brooklyn settled for a 2–2 double knuckle.
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Holke
Pick
Eayre
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Boston Parte Johns
McCabe
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Miller
Gowdy
Oneall
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New York routs Philadelphia 18 to 3 in baseball game
Meadows exited early as New York defeated Philadelphia 18 to 3. Bancroft collected a hit in all six at bats while Kelly hit a grand slam in the inning with bases loaded. Burns, Frisch, and Burns homered for New York as pitching woes and timely hits sealed the lopsided victory.
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Bancroft
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King
Nehl
Young
Rawlings
Frisch
Burns
Fletcher
Stengel
Sicking
Paulette
Hart and
Harrison
Battery Teams Clash In Jersey City and Reading Fixtures
In Jersey City R. H. E. Co beat Batteries-Lamberth and Smith 6 to 0 with Batterymates Lamberth and Smith. In Reading Torrents shut out 7 to 1 over Peterson, Shea and Sandberg with Kennick contributing for Reading. Only games scheduled for today.
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Lamberth and Smith
Biemiller and Freitag
Reading
R. H. E. Torrents
Peterson, Shea and Sandberg
Brown and Kennick
Six-for-six: Bancroft ties major league mark for hits in game
Philadelphia reports Shortstop David Bancroft of the New York Nationals went six for six at the plate, a feat matched in the majors only once since 1915 when George Culshaw did it for Brooklyn. The best ever is seven for seven by Wilbert Robinson in 1892 for Baltimore.
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David Bancroft
New York Nationals
George Culshaw
Brooklyn Nationals
Wilbert Robinson
Baltimore Nationals
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