Yankees and Tigers Split Two In New York Showdown
A huge Polo Grounds crowd near 80 000 watched the Yankees and Tigers split a doubleheader. Cobb powered Detroit with five trips to the plate including three extra base hits and two RBIs, while Shawkey matched him in the opener before Detroit’s Boland and Cobb delivered a late rally to clinch the nightcap. Umpire Nallin drew heat for disputed calls as the Browns Jr. era contest unfolded amid military day pageantry.
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Georgia Gem
Bob Shawkey
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Ino
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Walters
Bush
Pipp
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High
Boland
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Nallin, Connolly
MecCormick
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Results show New York five Detroit one in the American League then Detroit six New York four in the second game Chicago six Philadelphia three Boston eleven Cleveland four St. Louis six Washington two in the National League Cincinnati six New York five eleven innings, St Louis three Boston two rain shortened Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh also rain delayed.
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Cleveland
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Chicago - Enclave
Giants Fall to Reds in Ninth In Cincinnati Showdown
The New York Giants lost 6 to 5 to the Cincinnati Reds after a two and a half hour game. Ferdie Schupp struggled, giving way to George Smith who pitched well. two late Reds runs in the ninth doomed New York as Herzog and teammates built a brief ninth inning rally.
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Reds
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George Smith
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Byron
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Chicago cleans up series in Philadelphia game
Chicago won 8 to 6 in Philadelphia marking a second series sweep of the season for the Chicago club. Felach Jackson Seibold and Strunk starred with notable catches as the game featured a high scoring affair and numerous errors.
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Felach
Jackson
Seibold
Strunk
Chi
Chicago
Baseball score updates and postponed games across cities
Baseball results list multiple games with scores and postponements including ProvidenceBaltimore rain delays MontrealBuffalo and RochesterToronto. Other notes cover Newark Richmond Rochester Buffalo Providence Baltimore and Nashville Memphis Chattanooga Little Rock and Chattanooga scores across two games.
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R.H.E
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Rochester
Toronto
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Mobile
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Little Hock
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Tanooga
Cards Rally Past Boston In Eleventh Inning
St Louis overcame Boston 8 to 2 in the eleventh inning. J Smith, Miller, and Hornsby produced key hits as St Louis took the lead in the second with a sequence of hits and a wild pitch. Boston tied it in the sixth via Wilhoit s double and two infield outs.
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Hornsby
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Magee
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New Haven Beats Portland 8 to 1. Other Scores Listed
Summary of regional scores shows New Haven defeating Portland by eight to one while Springfield trails New London two to one and Bridgeport leads Law 2 to 1. Worcester posts ten in another tally. Partford appears in incomplete data.
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Portland
Springfield
New London
Bridgeport
Law
Worcester
Partford
Baseball Today Scores And Schedule From Various Cities
American Association results show Minneapolis 8 over Louisville 4 in a second game, Columbus and Kansas City tied in ten innings, Indianapolis 6 beat Kansas City 1, Milwaukee 7 over Toledo 3, and Milwaukee 5 Toledo 3. At 3 30 P M New York Americans meet Cleveland at the Polo Grounds with admission 80 cents.
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Rich Inning For Red Sox Versus Indians
Boston routs Cleveland 9 to 4 to win the deci es game of the series as Gould and Morton are knocked out in the second inning nine runs cross the plate. Roth Lewis Walker Graney Scott Lewis and Wambagans figure in the hits with notable fielding plays and base running noted.
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Browns Finish With Rush In Ninth In Road Loss
St Louis split the series with Washington 6 to 2 as four runs came in the ninth on singles by Bevereid Pratt and Sloan and errors by Ayers and Morgan. Prized Washington pitchers and fielding miscues shape the late innings of a tense game in the nation’s capital.
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Adair Leads At Roe Buck Open Golf Tourney
Perry Adair of Atlanta fired a 79 to top a field of 98 at Roe Buck Golf and Automobile Club as Atlanta Athletic Club posted a 331 to win the team trophy for the lowest total. Reuben Bush and Bob Jones Jr both carded 41s.
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Southern Golf Association
Roe Buck Golf and Automobile Club
Perry Adair
Georgia Capital
Atlanta Atletic Club
Adair
Reuben Bush
Bob Jones
Weinert Outpoints Reich in Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Charlie Weinert of Newark dominated Al Reich across ten rounds in the Pioneer 5 S. event last night despite trailing by seventeen and a half pounds. Weinert's sustained left jab and selective rights kept Reich at bay while the crowd voiced disapproval at Reich’s cautious approach and clinches.
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Newark
Fred Fulton
al Reich
Weinert
Reich
Leonard to Tour as Lightweight Champ in Vaudeville
Billy Gibson, Benny Leonard’s manager, expects a theatrical tour for the new lightweight champion after negotiations with a local producer. Leonard plans most stage work in vaudeville theatres and intends to apply for army service within a week. A Philadelphia crowd greeted him after his six round bout with Joe Welsh, requiring police escort.
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Benny Leonard
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Gibson
Nard
Philadelphia
Rere A. A
Joe Welsh
Benny
Cochran Defeats Appleby In 18.2 Balk-Line Tourney Bout
Welker Cochran, Chicago billiard pro, beat Edgar T. Appleby of this city 300 to 85 in the second block of the 18.2 balk-line tourney at Daly's Billiard Academy. Cochran made high runs of 186 and 91, with an average of 37 percent. Appleby had a run, his average 114 percent. The 30 match lasted eight innings.
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Chicago
Edgar T. Apleby
To &S
Daly's Billiard Academy
Cochran
Appleby
Green Gold wins Belmont Park Bouquet feature at Belmont Park
More than 10 000 attend Belmont Park as Green Gold defeats Amackassin by a length in the Bouquet for two-year-olds under allowance. Sunrose third, Annchen fourth. Amackassin’s late move fades in final yards. Hwfa wins Searingtown Handicap. Top o Morning takes the race strong from Riverdale and others.
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Thoroughbred race card synopsis with multiple events
A historical racing program lists six races for three-year-olds and up, including a six furlong sprint for main-course claiming and a two mile steeplechase. Entries feature Imperator and Dancer in the first race, Al Reeves and Socony in the steeplechase, and Quietude plus Enfilade in the two-year-old fillies race.
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Jacques Couer
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African Arrow
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Stella Mia
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Paddy Dear
Muckro
Rockport
Avia
Hesee
Suburban Handicap at Belmont weights list released
Belmont Park set for next Saturday as weights for the Suburban Handicap are published. The Finn leads at 129 pounds with Dodge 127 and Stromboli 126. Campfire receives 106, Hourless 112, and top contenders Roamer and August Belmont’s entries among many other weights. Penalties accrue from 6 P M June 4.
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Billings Auction Offers Trotters and Brood Mares
Co K G Billings sells light harness horses at Madison Square Garden today. Most of his Curles Neck Farm trotters go under the hammer, led by The Harvester at $60,000. Fifty-nine brood mares and about forty young stock to be dispersed.
Mayo Mile at Celtic Park attracts top distance stars
Intercollegiate cross country champion Johnny Overton leads a Mayo Mile field at Celtic Park next Sunday afternoon. Also entered are Devaney Gordon Higgins Banfield and O'Brien with Frank Moran set to fire the starting gun for the race.
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Mayo
P. and B. Association
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Devaney
Gordon
Higgins
Banfield
O’brien
Frank Moran
Fleckless Flawless Wedding Attire at Bargain Prices
Catalog notes describe a wedding wardrobe with black or dark Oxford fabrics, braid trimming, silk toppers, shirts, stripe trousers, and patent leather pieces. The text highlights flawless style offered at lower cost than custom tailors for the groom.
Broadway at 13th Street Hosts The Four Broadway Corners
The Four Broadway Corners perform at Broadway and 13th Street venue Warren. The act showcases a lively street corner music routine drawing on classic show tunes and modern crossover numbers in a public space setting.
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13Th St
Warren
Women tennis reach semi finals at Staten Island club
The Middle States patriotic tournament at the Staten Island Ladies' Club advanced four players to the semifinals. Winners included Mrs. T. Cassetter Miss Helen Gilleaudeau Mrs. C. V. Hitchins and Miss Helene Pollak with several matches noted as hard fought and a mixed doubles exhibition planned Friday.
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T. ©. Cassetter
Helen Gilleaudeau
C. V. Hitchins
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Robert la Roy
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de Forest Candee
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Behr and Phillips Win Harlem Tennis Club Doubles Title
Allan Behr and Benjamin M. Phillips defeated Benjamin Letson and Joseph Fox in straight sets 7-5 6-3 6-3 to win the Harlem Tennis Club doubles final yesterday afternoon. The winners rallied from a 3-1 deficit in the opening set and seized momentum with six consecutive games.
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Benjamin M. Phillips
Harlem Tennis Club
Benjamin Letson
Joseph Fox
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Phillips
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Tennis Stars Form Team Exhibition Wins at N Y S T C
Frederick B. Alexander and Harold Throckmorton teamed to win an exhibition doubles at the New York Lawn Tennis Club grounds beating Eliott Binzen and Al Ostendorf in straight sets 6-3 6-? 6-?. Alexander and Throckmorton also led an exhibition singles through 5-5 in the first set before play halted. Henry Bassford advanced in the singles tournament with a 7-5 win over A Von Bernath in the fourth round.
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Frederick B. Alexander
Harold Throckmorton
Eliott Binzen
al Ostendorf
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Throckmorton
Henry Bassford
A. von Bernath
B. W. Stair
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Phillies Cuba Liberty bond game delayed by rain
The Phillies Cuba game at the ball park on June 5 was halted after one inning by rain during a Liberty bond demonstration. A large crowd attended and many bonds were subscribed through fifty salesmen, with the game postponed to be played in August.
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Young
Cobb
Magee
Bob Beach
Shawkey
Everglades
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