Yankees Rally Past White Sox in Dusky Twelfth
Tim Hendryx delivered a clutch single in the twelfth inning driving in Peckinpaugh as the Yankees beat the White Sox 4 to 3 at the Pelé Grounds. Eddie Cicotte struggled and Baker tied the game late, but New York prevailed in extras to extend its winning streak.
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Eddie Cicotte
Pelé Grounds
Walter Pier
Yankees
White Sox
Timothy Head
Sox
Baker
Yankee
Varna
Wate Sox
Ctizen
Cicotte
Bas & Sient Soul
Peimeter
Happy Blach
Ian Denevanm
Tine
Bakeer
Lave
Gage
Ray Schalk
Tim Hendrys
Peckinpaugh
Schalk
Hendryx
Donoven
George
Wild Bill
J. Collins
Weaver
Eddie Aosime
Joe Jackson
Ose
Magee
Feisch
Maisel
Triple
Baseball Yesterday's Results From the Era League and National League
Results show New York and Philadelphia each winning in the Era League with extra innings and darkness halting one game. National League highlights include New York defeating Chicago and Cincinnati beating St Louis, with several games reaching eleven or fifteen innings and standings listed for Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, St Louis, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, and Cincinnati.
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York
Ceeens. S
Aetey
Philadelphia
Lents
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cimeianati
St. Leuta
Besten
Where They Play Today American League Schedule
Chicago visits New York at 3 30. St Louis at Boston. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. New York at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at St Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Chicago
New York
St. Lewis
Beaton
Cleveland
Washington
Detgett
Philadelphia
Dodgers Take Final Game in Cincinnati Series
The Dodgers beat the Reds 2 to 1 in Cincinnati. Marquard and Cadore held Cincinnati runners at bay despite repeated one out threats, aided by four double plays. Brooklyn scored in the first on a double steal and added a second in the eighth via Meyers and Cadore singles. Daubert, Cutshaw, Olson, and Daubert contributed on defense and offense in a tight, error-marred contest.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dodgers
Reds
Marquard
Cadore
Brooklyn
Totel
Clerke
Thorpe
Cutshaw
Kopf
Clarke
Ea. i
Groh
Pagee
Deee
Stengel
Chase
Daubert
Olson
Meyers
Brooklyrs
Mara
Mitchell
Rune
Giants Triumph In Hectic Chicago Tilt At Weeghman Park
The New York Giants defeated the Cubs 10 to 6 in a wild game at Weeghman Park Chicago. Umpires Klem and Bransfield clashed with players as errors, wild pitches, a stolen home, and a passed ball boosted the Giants to ten runs while the Cubs tallied six. Larry Doyle’s ejection sparked a chaotic scene as Paddy Driscoll and Chuck Wortman changed the lineup and the action swung between both sides.
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New York Times
Chicago
Weeghman Park
Cubs
Giants
Billy Kiem
Kitty Bransfield
Kiem
North Side
Larry Doyle
Larry
Paddy Driscoll
Northwestern University
Doyle
Mitchell
Chuck Wortman
Bransfield
Oders
Bruins
Srrens
Tom Ment
Oisie Giants
RY Ge Danen
Gotham
Stea Roqueten
Vaiuagh
Sohape
Holke
Mann
New Yorkers
Zeider
Driscoll
Merkle
Wild Throw Beats Macks in Narrow Tigers Win
Misplayed throw by Witt allowed a go ahead run as the Tigers edged the Macks 3 to 2. Hetman and others noted fielding and batting miscues, with Witt and Mitchell among the listed players. Detroit capitalized on errors and timely hits to seal the victory.
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Witt
Tigers
Darkness Halts Washington Cleveland On Sixteen Innings
Washington and Cleveland battled sixteen innings to a 2 2 tie before darkness halted play. Cleveland scored in the fifth, Washington in the seventh, with each side adding a run. errors and miscues noted, lengthy pitching from Shaw Morton and others, and a long game lasting 35 minutes per missing portions.
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Cleveland
O'Neill
Dumont
Crane
Sexe
Harris
Roth
Rice
Shaw
Morton
Itcher— Dumont
Speaker
Coat
Ut Nt
Ens
Dineen
Nashville Beats Atlanta In Southern Association Showdown
Nashville defeats Atlanta 18 to 3 while Birmingham and New Orleans also win and Mobile falls 3 to 0. The scoreline reflects a busy Southern Association schedule with several games reported, including Rise and fall of teams and a late 9:30 P M start for a game labeled Grounds.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
Holy Cross Beats Union to Complete Eighteenth Win
Holy Cross outscored Union 18 to 4 after a five inning surge, scoring in the fifth to ninth. Donnellan struggled for Holy Cross while Cantey relieved Goff, and Norton, O'Neil, Wigglesworth, and Santoro featured in the late rally aided by Union errors.
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New York Times
Schenectady
N.Y
Holy Cross
Union
Alexander Field
ADR
Hpoa
Nortones
Collinge
Howen
Moy’han
Pancher
Gutton
Dugan
Travis
Bantore
Milier
Duffy
Wittner
Goff
Donnelian
Cantey
P Toral
Bowen
Spillane
Maloney
Donnellan
Collins
Moynihan
Norton
O'Neil
Petre
Quakers Win Close Game In Frasier Field Duel
In Newark Delaware on June 12 the University of Pennsylvania defeated Delaware 12 to 1 in a tight afternoon contest. Pitcher Clancy held the Penns pros until the eighth inning. Pennsylvania's Bernhardt and Gilmore supported by a strong battery. Delaware's Clancy and Pierson battled in a pitchers duel with the Quakers edging ahead late.
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New York Times
Newark
Del
Delare
University of Pennis
Frasier
Clancy
Chardt
Repragranie
Pittsburgh Nets 5-3 Win Over Boston in Eleven Inning Tilt
Pittsburgh triumphs 5 to 3 over Boston after eleven innings in Pittsburgh. Jacobs earned the victory as Carey and Baird delivered key singles and a Smith error aided the comeback. Boston used four pitchers in the extra frame and left nine men on base in a tight, lengthy contest.
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Pittsburgh
Penn
Boston
Jacobs
Carey
Baird
Smith
Trageasor
Gowdy
Rawlings
Alien
Tyler
Barnes
Ward
Cooper
King Bean
Mage Carey
W. Wagner
Doubie Tler
Pitler
Erento Te
Reas Bi Coat Tin Ee
Ragen
Sena
de Ataney Jacobs
Agother
Harrison
Phillies Blank St. Louis 4–0 as Rixey Excels on Mound
Philadelphia pitchers held St. Louis to four runs on June 12 as Rixey dominated and a seventh inning rally sealed a 4–0 win. Whitted drilled a triple, Luderus walked, and Philadelphia pulled away with two runs in the eighth inning. Umpire Quigley worked the game over two hours.
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ST. Louis
Cravath
Whitted
Luderus R
Philadephia
AJ. Smith
Gan
Stewart
Ames
Horstman
Philadelphia
Rixey
Whit Luderus
Gonzales
Wild Pach Teley
Byron Quigley
Cline Stops Duffy in Ninth as West Side Standouts
Cline battered Duffy across ten rounds at Pio peat S. Cline, seen as Harlem’s lunging light on the West Side, dominated with a heavy repertoire while Duffy pressed forward in bursts of aggression. Cline won nine rounds by convincing display, though Duffy showed grit and moments of rangy offense before the finish.
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Harlem
S. C
Patsy Cline
West Side
Stomom
Cline
Duffy
Roth
Tires wholesales and retail huge stock sale
Immense stocks of all makes and styles with large discounts. Save 20 to 50 percent on tubes and 60 to 80 percent off. Located at TAMOBITR Co. 1768 Broadway near 57th Street.
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Tamobitr Co
Broadway
57Th St
Gloomy Gus Wins Narrowly in Belmont Stretch Duel
Belmont Park features a stretch battle in the Harlem Selling Stakes where Gloomy Gus, backed by strong favoritism, narrowly defeats Blue Thistle by a neck. J. Widener’s Maitre Corbeau also scores in the Whitestone Steeplechase as A. K. Macomber’s The Cock takes the fifth race, with other results noted across the program.
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H. C. Hallenbeck
Blue Thistle
C. C. Rasch
Gus
Pickens
Eagle
Gloomy Gue
Gloomy Gus
J. E. Widener
Maitre ©Orbeau
Thomas Hitchcock
Brynon Mequeneee
Ral Parr
A. K. Macomber
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Paddy Whack
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Whitestone
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R. T. Wilson, Jr
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J. McTaggart
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Rock Sand
Golden View
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Baftonvilleur
Charles F
Hill
A. Pickens
Quincy Stable
Celt-Sable Washington
Lady Grey Discontent
Oriskany
Horse racing results from five races at June Meet
The card lists first race for two year olds selling with Sunny Hill and others. Grand National handicap for four year olds and up over three miles with Hibler Exotian M Shannon. third race for four year olds selling one and a half miles. fourth a six furlong race for three year olds. sixth race for three year olds and older claiming one mile with Runaway and Transit among entries.
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Sunny Hill
Shasta
R Nephew
Schoori
Ettch- In- Prace
Portia
Thistle
Elystan
Ad Rignt
Falmouth
Es Hibler
Ex Otation
M. Shannon
Bet
Robert Oliver
Martian
Apward
Bond
Adame
Ek IL
Stovedale
Fortense
Matin
Jack Ant
Milkman
Grenade
Trensit
Helen
Scoreline Fragments From Regional Baseball Games
Unclear results show New Haven 3 New London 2 with Worvester 1 2 and Bridgeport 2 Portland 0. The text lists first base actions and a second Bridgeport win, but details and dates are missing.
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New Haven
Lawrence
New London
Worvester
Artford
Per Bridgport
Portland
Friend
Bridgeport
Bonhag Disqualified by A A U Over Club Representation
The Metropolitan AAU Registration Committee disqualified George Bonhag for competing for New York A C while registered unattached, claiming he violated rules by not notifying AAU officials of his intention. His one mile walking American record stands void and his prize goes to the runner who placed second. The committee found no foundation to reports of an agreement between Villar Kyroner and Annes Kohlemainen to fix the 1916 modified marathon.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
George Bonhag
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Bonhag
New York A. C
Onhag
Winged Foot Organization
Villar Kyroner
Annes Kohlemainen
Court ruling clears Cahill in Queens bookmaking case
Justice Manning of the New York Supreme Court in Brooklyn dismissed the case against John Cahill, arrested at Jamaica during a Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting. Twenty one slips found on Cahill were deemed immaterial, with no proof of bookmaking established.
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Brooklyn
Justice Manning
Supreme Court
John Cahill
Jamaica
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Per
Queens County
Cahill
Meaning
Mrs Hitchins Dominates Early Crescent Tennis Play
In the Crescent Athletic Club women’s invitation event, after a one day delay two rounds were completed. Notables advancing include Mrs C V Hitchins and Miss Helen Gilleaudeau with Hitchins drawing the spotlight due to recent success.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Amon
C. V. Hitchins
Helen Gilleaudeau
Hitchins
Mias
Jessie Gott
Beasie Holden
Gladys Downing
Adele Bulli
Mias Marie Holmes
Helen Bernhard
Mra
V. Hitchins
M. B. Huff
Amy Harper
Caroma Winn
Theodore Sohst
Robert le Roy
de Forest Candee
Miss Dowling
Gow
Hitchine
Holmen
Ethel Tyndale
Ingo F. Hartman
Louis Manheimer
Bertha Sexton
Edith Roberts
Helene Pollak
Voshell Victorious Again in Terrace Club Tennis
S. Howard Voshell national indoor champion won at the Terrace Club in Brooklyn yesterday. He beat Robert Shearer in the first round and Dr W A Ross in the second, with scores 6-4 and 6-1 4. In later results He defeated Ross 6-1 4 and George Throckmorton and C Chambers won their matches. Doubles saw Balm and Hartye win over Strickland and Anderson 6 4 6 2.
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S. Howard Voshell
Terrace Club
Brooklyn
Robert Shearer
Dr. W. A. Ross
Howard Voshel
S. Howard Voshel
H. Taylor
Gerald Donaldson, Jr
George Throckmorton
E. IL. Strickland
H. Roberts
W. Hartye
E. H. Davis
Otto Balm
E IL. Strickland
Anderson
A. Cunningham
Anton
T. J. Kynaston
Day
Brennan Outpoints Devere in Brooklyn Boxing Card
Chicago's Knockout Bill Brennan defeated Kansas City's Bob Devere by decision over ten rounds in the main event at the Broadway Sporting Club, Brooklyn, last night.
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Bill Brennan
Chicago
Bob Devere
Kansas City
Broadway Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Scranton Team Posts Varied Scores in Separate Games
Scranton records two games with mixed results including a 4 to 2 showing and a 2 to 2 draw, while other entries list an 8 to 3 score and references to Elmira and Binghamien amid unclear context.
Exhibition doubles tops Westchester tennis program
A Country Club of Westchester exhibition doubles match stole the show as singles fell short. Frederick B. Alexander and Harold Throckmorton beat Karl Behr and Robert Le Roy in three sets 6-3 4-4 6-? with sharp play and strong nets. Singles results included Julian S. Myrick over S S W Merrihew 6-2 6-2 and Elliott Binzen over Henry Bassford 6-5 6-3.
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Country Club of
Westchester
Metropolitan
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold A. Threckmorton
Karl H. Behr
Robert LeRoy
Alexander
Threckmorton
Throckmorton
MacLoughlin
Elliott Zen
Fordham Collegian
Abraham Baseford, Jr
Bassford
Biazen
Julian S. Myrick
S&s. W
Billott Binsen
Abraham Bassford, Jr
Elliott Binzen
Henry Bassford
Fred B. Alexander
Harold Throckmorton
Karl Behr
Robert le Roy
Delaware State Patriotic Tennis Tourna ment Opens With Rising Favorites
In Wilmington Del on June 12 most favorites advance past rounds in singles. Notable result: Mrs J Saunders Taylor of Wilmington defeats Miss Phyllis Walsh of Philadelphia 6 4. Molla Bjurstedt world champion advances in the second round against Miss Ma lor of New York by default.
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Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Country Club
J. Saunders Taylor
Phyllis Walsh
Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
Miss Malor
New York
Wes pointers claim comfort in West Point shoes
A brief ad touts West pointer shoes built from tan oiled grain leather promising comfort. The copy notes a price of 97.56 and emphasizes stepping into a step toward Uncle Sam and West Point.
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Uncle Sam
Westpointer
West Point
Camp Toilet Case Price Cited at $3.25
The item described as Camp Toilet Case priced at 3.25 appears in the text. No further purchaser or vendor details are provided in the readable fragment.
Regulation Army Fliers Lockers Sleepers Near East Coast
In a wartime note, air crew routines and sleeping shifts are described as the army organizes the fliers. Lockers and orderly housing near bases on the east coast are mentioned as part of daily life for servicemen.
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