Benny Kauff's home run crowns Giants win over Pirates
In a dramatic Polo Grounds tilt Benny Kauff belted a high inside pitch for a memorable ninth inning home run. The Giants defeated the Pirates 7 to 1 as fans swarmed the field in celebration while Sam Galles and Rod Harmon dueled on the mound and Paul Carey contributed two runs.
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Reds Gain First Game In Doubleheader 5 to 4
Cincinnati wins 5 to 4 as Luderus misplay slows Oeschger’s ninth inning, then Philadelphia shuts out the Reds 5 to 0 in the second game of the doubleheader. Pitching details and box scores follow the first game through praise of Elier and Oeschger.
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Baseball yesterday's results across leagues
National League results show New York 2 Pittsburgh 1 and St Louis 5 Brooklyn 1 in thirteen innings. Chicago 2 Boston 5. Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4 in the first game and Philadelphia 6 in the second. American League scores include Chicago 5 New York 4. Boston 7 Detroit 3 with Washington 3 Cleveland 1. Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3 in ten innings. Standings list Boston 16 9 1 0.
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Errors Costly To Braves As Cubs Take 3 2 Victory
Chicago pitcher Vaughn earns the win as Boston loses 3 2 after costly errors by Rebs Rawlings and J C Smith and misplays aboard. Bats feature Paskert and Killifer for the Cubs while Wickland and Konetchy contribute for Boston.
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Athletics Beat Browns 5 3 in Ten inning Philadelphia Victory
Shannon drove in two runs with a single in the tenth inning lifting Philadelphia to a 5 to 3 win over St. Louis. The Athletics gained an even break in the series with the triumph after a tense game at St. Louis. Johnson, Gardner, and Sister starred for Philadelphia while Myers and Davenport pitched for the Browns in a hard fought contest.
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Danbury Hoseing Society Rejects Fulton Dempsey July 4 Bout
The Danbury Hosing Society refused the application of promoter Joseph R. Mulvihill for use of the Danbury Fair Grounds on July 4 for a proposed boxing match between Fred Fulton of Minnesota and Jack Dempsey of Utah.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Memphis beat Atlanta 5 to 0 while Chattanooga defeated Mobile 1 to 0 and Birmingham edged Tittle Fock 4 to 0.
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Umpire Threatened As Dodgers Fall To Cardinals in Riot
Brooklyn fans rioted after a disputed fair ball call by umpire Rigler, sparking chaos on the field. Cardinals won 8 to 1 in thirteen innings as players and managers rearranged positions to pause the game amid nightfall and crowd unrest.
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Tilden Reaches Final In Bronx Tennis Championship
William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia advanced to the Bronx singles final at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. He survived a tight fifth round challenge from Charles I Johnston Jr, former New England intercollegiate champion, with a match plan that showed his fine form.
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White Sox Rally Tops Yankees as Caldwell Struggles
In Chicago at Comiskey Park on June 4, Ray Caldwell batted the Yankees into a brief lead in the seventh, but the White Sox rallied to win the game. A series loss to New York marked Chicago’s three straight victories. errors and fluke hits aided the Sox as Hap Felsch starred in the field and at the plate.
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Washington Wins Third Straight Over Cleveland
Washington defeated Cleveland 3 to 1 as Washington pitcher Shaw won his game with a fifth inning triple. The game dated June 4 lists line scores and player notes including Milan Shaw Chapman and Ayers with notable hits and bases.
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Australian swimmers Durack and Wylie arrive in San Francisco
Miss Fannie Durack and Miss Mina Wylie, noted Australian swimmers, reached San Francisco Monday night and will begin a tour of the United States. The Amateur Athletic Union announced a cablegram from the Amateur Swimming Union of Australia confirming the tour and credentials as amateurs.
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Osgood First Home In Bouquet Stakes
Belmont Park saw a favored field of nine in the Bouquet Selling Stakes for two-year-olds. W R Coe's Osgood, ridden by L Ensor, surged from behind Uncle's Lassie to win by a length and a half in fast time, with Blairgowrie taking second after early misfortune.
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Unclear Game Results Reported From Rain Delays
Baltimore 8 tops Jersey City 1 while Newark 3 defeats Binghamton 1. Other games postponed due to rain.
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Pekingese Phantom of Ashcroft Wins at Meadow Brook Show
Phantom of Ashcroft earned the Pekingese Club championship at the 16th annual Ladies Kennel Club show at Meadow Brook Club Hempstead L I. The feat marks a first time title for the dog under a rule requiring at least twenty dogs in the ring. Other champions include Cairn Whin Tinto and Chu Yen of Toddington across breeds, with Komet Von Hoheluft adding another crown for owner Gang. The two day event occurred amid wartime changes, relocating from Mineola Fair Grounds to Meadow Brook and pairing with the Irish Terrier Club of New York for its specialty.
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Red Sox Rally Past Tigers 7 6 In Ninth
Boston overcame Detroit after an eighth inning rally to win 7 to 6. Ruth homered for the third straight game as Boston loaded the bases in the ninth with a single two base hit and two walks and an error to pull away late.
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Races Listed For Five Thoroughbred Events At Belmont
The card features six races including maidens for two-year-olds over five furlongs and a steeplechase for four-year-olds and up over about two and a quarter miles. Notable entries include Liffare Charley, Grimalkin, The Carmel Offerton II Repentant The Trump and a Little Neck Handicap for three-year-olds with Damrosch Hank O Day Flittergeld and Straight Forward among the contenders.
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Favorites Victors in Tennis Doubles at Ardsley Club
The women’s invitation tournament at Ardsley Club features mostly favorites advancing in doubles, with notable wins by Mrs. Stuart Green and Mrs. A F Thurber. In singles, Mrs. Benjamin S. Brees and Mrs. R J Leachman produce a standout straight‑set battle.
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Honeymooner's trunk offers hat space and shoe storage
A quirky note describes a travel trunk for couples with a hat holder and shoe space along with references to garments and gear. It mentions gloves neckwear and uniforms and lists storefronts on Broadway and street corners including Fifth Ave and Warren.
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