Perritt halts charge of Cubs in mud soaked Polo Grounds
Chicago pitcher Perritt silences the Giants and Cubs halt a nine game streak at the Polo Grounds. Burns belts a first inning homer for the Giants as Fleck and McCarty spark a messy outfield duel with muddy turf, errors and baserunning creating a tense early frame.
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Pol Porgitt
Chicago Cubs
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cubs
Georgie Burns
Burns
Tyler
Paskert
Flack
George Burns
New York
Perritt
Mann
Fred Merkle
Paskett
Bill Kiem
United Ces
Holke
McCarty
Hollacher
Fletcher
Rodriguez
Danger
Chin Y Mathewson
T! Reds
York
Chicago
Hellchr
Merkle Ib
Bates
Zeider
Olke
babes—Flack
Kau
Heike
Merkle
Helke
Gitcher
Perr
Killifer
T Perritt
Wid
Robins Idle as Bat and Ball Fund Day Planned at Ebbets Field
Weather delays push back Robins versus Redlegs in Brooklyn for Bat and Ball Fund Day. 23 percent of receipts go to Clark Griffith. Brook schoolchildren back of third base pay 10 cents, with nine cents to the Bat and Ball fund. Raft of camp furloughs and uniform distributions noted for service members nearby.
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Ebbets Field
Robins
Cleisty Mathewson
Cincinnati Redlegs
Clark Griffith
Brook
Charles H. Ebbets
Rollinson
Cilar
Chuck Lard
Pittain
Noth
Itchell
Ward
Camp Millis
Ae Oaer
Grogads Advises Admiral Sic on 4D Ures with Chicago
Fragmentary text mentions 4D ures with Chicago and an admiral consent or advisory note. Details are unclear.
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Ures
Chicago
Grogads
Baseball Yesterday's National and American Leagues Results
National League saw New York defeat Chicago 1 to 0 and Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 6 to 1 while Brooklyn hosted Cincinnati and Philadelphia hosted St Louis were postponed by rain. American League games included Cleveland over New York 7 to 5 and Philadelphia over Detroit 4 to 3 with Boston blanking Chicago 7 to 0 and Washington defeating St Louis 6 to 4.
Where They Play Today
Chicago at New York game starts 3 46. Cincinnati at Brooklyn 3 30. Pittsburgh at Boston. St Louis at Philadelphia. American League New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at St Louis. Boston at Chicago.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Fillingim's Cup Is Full as Boston Tops Pittsburgh
Boston pitcher Fillingim hurled a 1 0 victory over Pittsburgh, limiting the visitors to three hits. Support came from Herzog Rehg and Powell with a first inning walk, Herzog sacrifice, and Powell single producing the only run. Stolen bases by Carey and Cutshaw highlighted a tight game as Boston climbs in the standings.
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Fillingim
Pittsburgh
Herzog
Rehg
Rawlings
Powell
Tory
Adkhpoa
Caton
Sas
Cutshaw
Vic Pittsburgh
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Miller
Hingim
Phillies Rally On Shannon Hit To Edge Detroit In Ninth
Philadelphia AA team defeated Detroit 4 to 3 after Shannon hit a three bagger and Gregg added a run scoring single in the ninth. Dugan and Gardner starred on defense preserving the win with a key catch to end the game.
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Detroit
Mich
Shannon
Gregg
Philadelphia
Dugan
Gardner
Hielman
Oldring
Cobb
c.Walker
Veach
Burns
L Hellmanrt
McAvoy
F.walker
Dougan
Gregs
Kallio
Ar. Jones
C. Walker
Vitt
Anakeraes
Spencer
Young
Jamieson
Dug
Red Sox Hit In Clusters In Unexciting 7–0 Victory
Chicago 0 Boston 7. Mays limits Chicago to three hits while Boston bats explode off Danforth Benz and Wolfgang. Whitman and Hooper spark with two-base and three-base hits, Meinnis and Schang contribute, and Mays earns the win.
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Mays
Boston
Danforth
Benz
Eee
Adrhpoa Hooper
Leiboldif
Strean
Murphy
Strunk
J. Collins
Lm Benz
Jourdan
Whitman
Ooper
H Hooper
Weaver
Shean
Wolfgang
Schalk
Forth
Boxing Carnival Planned at Madison Square Garden
Officials of the War Hospital Entertainment Association arranged an extensive boxing bout series at Madison Square Garden on June 20 to raise funds for entertainments for returned wounded. Leading officials include Billy Roche Jimmy Johnston and Ben Rosenthal. Top contenders mentioned include Benny Leonard Ted Lewis Johnny Dundee Joe Welling Jack Britton Fred Fulton Jack Dempsey Johnny Tillman Packy McFarland Kid Herman Jim Coffey Battling Levinsky Joe Lynch and Frankie Callahan.
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War Hospital Entertainment Association
Madison Square Garden
Billy Roche
Jimmy Johnston
Ben Rosenthal
Uncle Sam's Navy
Benny Leonard
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Johnny Dundee
Joe Welling
Jack Britton
Fred Fulton
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Tillman
Packy McFarland
Kid Herman
Now & Reserve
Navy
New Orleans
Jim Coffey
Battling Levinsky
Joe Lynch
Gunbdoat Smith
Harry Gréb
Ritchie Mitchell
Patsey Cline
Frankie Callahan
Providence Edges Waterbury In Low-Scoring Game
Providence defeats Waterbury 5 to 2 in a defensive hockey or lacrosse style contest with New London posting 2 and Worcester recorded 0 as part of regional scores.
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Providence
Waterbury
New London
Worcester
Yankees Fall Again to Indians in Cleveland Showdown
The Yankees lost 7 to 1 in Cleveland as Allen Russell struggled on the mound and Slim Love pitched well after a rough start. The Indians built an early lead with three runs in the fourth, with Speaker driving in runs and Roth adding a triple. New York closed the gap briefly but fell short, aided by errors by Evans and Wambsganss.
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New York Times
Cleveland
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Indians
White Sox
Chicago
Huggins Boys
Allen Russell
Huggins
Yanks
Speaker
Peck
Russell
Slim Love
Gilhooley
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Morton
New Yorkers
Wamby
Roth
Wood
Miller
Thomas
Chapman
Vans
Pratt
Love
Tris
Bodie
Marsans
Walters
Pipp
Caldwell
Errora
Wambsgans
New York
Glibooly
Ases
Senators End With Rush In St Louis Loss
Washington defeated St. Louis 6 to 4 after blanking the host through eight innings. Shocker faded in the ninth as Washington surged with a series of hits, moving into fifth place. Reese credited with the win. Shocker allowed eight runs and nine innings pitched during a tense midseason game.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Stanley Reese
St. Louis Nationa
Griffith
Hannibal Wins Keene Memorial at Belmont in Muddy Race
Wilson's homebred Hannibal dominated the Keene Memorial Stakes at Belmont Park, finishing ten lengths ahead of Star Hampton with The Trump third. Aunt Dinah disappointed by finishing fourth amid muddy going, while Foxhall Keene attended the season's start. Corn Tassel and Syosset also won their events, with notable breeding ties among top finishers.
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Belmont Park
Hannibal
Olambala
Harry Payne Whitney
Walter M. Jeffords
Star Hampton
Jamaica
Wilson
John E. Madden
Trump
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R. H. McCarter Potter
Blairgowrie
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Foxhall Keene
James R. Keene
A. Collins
VW . Coe
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Sheik
Walter M. Jefford
Kerensky
Keene Memorial
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Red Sox
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Syosset
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Peak
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Ellison
E Ambrose
Helen Atkin
F. D. Weir
Jack Atkin-Helene
A. Paran Jefferson Livingston
Cherry King-Desmora
Ch. Woalla
Cserrene Sandheria
Filgrane-Ethel Thomas
Borman
R. T. Wilson, Jr
S. Br
Santos-Cornfield
Irieh Lad-Zuna
Ambrose
Setetreceseenseecs
Panaman
T. P. Thorne
Regan
Rodrt
Polymelian
Damrosch
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Olambala-Mescana
Walter W. Jeffords
Dorothy Hampton
Gothe Trump
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Little
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Golden Maxim Leonalla
Nevada Stock Farm
Olga Nethele
J. McGraw
Delhi
A. Shuttinger
I Kerensky
Ambroee
Dorante-Crisscross
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Kilwinning
W. Knappite Blaugowle
Zulerka
J. Bell
G. W. Loft
Mahony
Sunndale
Hartman Wins Keen Brookly n Tennis Clash to Reach Semifinal
In a strenuous fourth round Hartman beat Fred Anderson Jr in three sets 5-7 9-7 6-2 at the Terrace Club to advance to the Brooklyn championship semifinals. Doubles action saw Chambers Burrows and Steinkampf Bassford win their matches, advancing to the second round with partners.
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Ingo Hartman
Brooklyn
Terrace
Fred Anderson, Jr
Anderson
Itman
Charles Chambers
Peices
C. Burrows
J . Hughes
Harveyey
J. H. Steinampf
Henry Bassford
Lake
Schmidt
A Hartman
J. H. Steinkampf
A. von Bernath
Belsteiner
Frank Anderson
Cecil Donaldson
A. Ler
O'Boyle
Roy Ritchie
Cameron
Burrows
J. B. June
H. B. O’boyle
H. Hasaford
Emerson Gains Laurels in Jersey State Tennis
In Montclair, Gerald Emerson defeated A G Bragaw in two close sets 9-7 9-7 to win the key second round match. Earlier results include W McBurney over H Gardner 7-5 6-4 and Henry Leverick over K B Johnson 6-3 6-2 with Wood and Scott also advancing in singles. Doubles action saw Hague French defeating Anderson Imdorf 6-3 6-? and Brown Wood over Rutan Tucker 2-6 6-3.
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Montclair
Erald Emerson
A.G. Bragnan
W. McBurney
H. Gardner
Henry Leverick
Johnson
L. M. Wood
L. S. Hobbie
Gerald Emerson
A. G. Bragaw
R. G. Scott
G. F. Hayden
HH. M. Balch
Braves Acquire Scott Perry in Commission Decision
The National Commission ruled Perry must report to the Braves and recognized the Boston Club’s rights to him. Perry, previously with Atlanta and then Athletics, had been transferred and later released, with the commission declaring the Atlanta to Connie Mack transfer null and void.
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Scott Perry
Atlanta
Athletics
Boston Braves
National Commission
Perry
Boston Nationals
Boston
Braves
Connie Mack
Thoroughbred Racecard with Purses and Weights
Schedules for six races listing horse names weights and conditions. First race handicap for three-year-olds up at six and a half furlongs includes The Masquerader Woodtrap Whitney Manakin and others. Second race Grand National Steeplechase for four-year-olds and up over about three miles features Brooks Trumpetor The Brook Doublet and Robert Oliver among others. Third race for two-year-olds selling five furlongs lists Ivan Knoehr McLane Littlecote and others. Fourth race Babylon Handicap for mares one mile lists Priscilla Mullens Dorcas Water Lady and Kate Bright among entrants. Sixth race for three-year-olds and up one mile shows Battle Gaeland Arrah Go On with apprentice allowance noted.
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Brooks
Trumpetor
the Brook
Robert Oliver
W. F. Knebelkamp
Bet
Ivan Knoehr
McLane
Littlecote
Home Sweet Home
G. M. Miller
Dan
Waterproof
Matin
Starlight
Rose Ater
Peepright
Daybreak
Greetings
Battle
Gaeland
Arrah Go On
Reach Final Round in Red Cross Golf
In the Red Cross tournament at Apawamis, Mrs. Thomas Hucknall of Forest Hill and Mrs. A Herzog of Fairview reach the final after close semi finals. Hucknall beat Mrs. Stockton 1 up. Herzog defeated Mrs. Bird 1 up. final slated for today with two-day foursomes also played in the afternoon.
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Red Cross
Metropolitan Golf Association
Thomas Hucknall
Forest Hill
A. Herzog
Fairview
Hucknall
L. C. Stockton
Raritan Valley
Herzog
W.W. S. Bird
Sleepy Hollow
Ucknall
Stockton
Mrs. Stockton
Iun
Jockton
Bird
Mre. Moore
Gertrude Pickhardt
Englewood
Irace Farrelly
G. P. Kuller
J. Boschen
Spring Lake
Apawamnna
Charlies Greenhall
Hollywood
C. 8
Waterhouse
Ardsley
Frank Zak
Wrykagy
Albert Taylor
Marine and Field
Fragmented Score Tease From City Matchups
Incomplete lines show Minneapolis 9 Columbus 4 and Indianapolis 12 Milwaukee 7 with Toledo 7 Kansas City 5 and Loulaville 11 St Paul and incomplete ending. The reader sees a series of city scores but the final results are cut off.
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Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Loulaville
St. Paul
Minor League Scores Log Mixed American Leagues
International League results show Jersey City 3 tied Baltimore 3 while Binghamton tops Newark 6 and Toronto prevails 15 to Rochester 2 with Rochester 3 Toronto 1. Southern Association games list New Orleans 3 over Memphis 2 and Nashville 12 defeating Atlanta 5. Birmingham 2 and Chattanooga 2, Little Rock 12 and Mottie 4 appear in the scattered line.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Binghamton
Newark
Toronto
Rochester
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
Hirmingham
Chattanooga
Rkrass
Little Rock
Mottie
Advertising copy for men and boys goods sale
Wartime newspapers push broad offers for suits hats shoes and furnishings. The ad promises quality and satisfaction or your money back, noting the aim to reach every reader despite ongoing war news.
Racers at Broadway And Fifth Ave Street Corners
Brief: street corner racers gather near Broadway intersections at 13th 34th 41st streets and Fifth Avenue with Warren noted for the event.
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Broadway Broadway
13Th St
34Th St
Fifth Ave
Warren
41St St
Powerful Big Six Car Offers Touring and Emergency Speed
The Big Six car features a bevel-edge body noted for its beauty and notable power resources. It provides a touring range for normal driving and an emergency range for extra speed, optimized by motor pre-heating to maximize fuel use. Equipment includes a Warner speedometer, Waltham clock, extension tonal light, and a hand-finished dark green or maroon finish in 24 operations.
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American Association
International League
Southern Association
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Hiudebaher
Studebaker Corporation
56Th St
Broadway
Bedford Ave
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