Giants Whitewash Cubs as Vaughn Falters in Polo Grounds
New York Giants rout Chicago Cubs 7 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Demaree and Young pace the offense with home runs and key hits while Hippo Vaughn struggles through eight innings, Cubs fielding miscues compound the defeat. Giants pull within one game of Chicago in the pennant race.
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Braves Climb to Third with 7-6 Win Over Pirates
Boston seizes third place by beating Pittsburgh 7 to 6 after a ninth inning rally. Wickland homered to start the fifth, Rehg hit a two run shot, and Rudolph limited the Pirates through eight innings.
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Baseball scores from yesterday’s games across leagues
National League results include New York 7 Chicago 0 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 in 19 innings first game, then St Louis 6 Philadelphia 53 second game, Heston 7 Pittsburgh 6. American League shows New York 11 Detroit 6, St Louis 5 Boston 4, Chicago 7 Washington 4, Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 2. Standings list Chicago 14 3 16 runs? Boston 28 25 .459, Cincinnati 26 26 .479, Pittsburgh 20 24 .435, Philadelphia 19 26 .422, Brooklyn 24 25 .500, New York 39 21 .580, Chicago 26 21 .543, Detroit 28 23 .? Washington 28 28 .472, Philadelphia 19 29 .396.
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Where They Play Today Basketball Schedule
Cincinnati at New York 3 PM start. Chicago at Brooklyn 2 30 PM start. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Louis at Boston. New York at Detroit. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Boston at St Louis.
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Reds Bow To Robins In Brooklyn Tilt At Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Daubert and Myers spark the win with a sixth inning triple and a later RBI. Grimes pitched well for the Robins while Roush left the game with an ankle sprain after attempting to stretch a single into a second.
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Hy Myers
Hbbets Field
Cincinnati Redlegs
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Phils And Cards Split In Doubleheader
St Louis and Philadelphia split a two game set. Cravath homered in the tenth to lift Philadelphia 2 1 in the opener while St Louis won the nightcap 6 0 as Davis was knocked out in the fourth.
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Yankees Rout Tigers Behind Fast Hitting In Detroit
The Yankees defeat Detroit 11 to 6 as a nine hit third and fourth inning assault, with Pipp and Peckinpaugh delivering four hits apiece and Thormahlen earning the win while Dauss falters early under pressure. Detroit rallies briefly but cannot sustain the threat.
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Tardy triple proves decisive in St Louis win over Boston
In a tied ninth inning at St Louis, Pete Johns pinch hitting for Sotheron hit a clutch three base hit past Strunk, scoring Gedeon and King to give St Louis a 5 to 4 victory over Boston in game one of the series. Ruth drove in three Boston runs.
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Chicago Triumphs In First Game On Washington Errors
In Chicago, a seventh inning rally exposed Washington defense as Chicago won the first game 7 to 4. Shown are line details for players including Liebold, Judge, Gandil, Shanks, and Ayers. Final pitching credited to Shellenback for Chicago.
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Chattanooga and Nashville Game Scores Tally
Chattanooga 8 faced Atlanta 2 while Mobile 1 beat Memphis 9 and Birmingham 4 trailed Nashville 3 in a brief score roundup of regional outcomes.
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Atlanta
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Memphis
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Miss Bjurstedt Wins Semi Final at Metropolitan Tennis
Miss Molla Bjurstedt advances to the final of the women's singles at the Metropolitan championship on Forest Hills courts defeating Mrs. Rawson I Wood 6-1 7-5 in the semi final. Miss Eleanor Goss also reaches the final by beating Miss Helene Pollak 6-2 6-1.
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Mia de Forest Candee
Theodore Cassebeer
Carana Winn
Tilden Sweeps Singles At Pennsylvania State Tennis
William Tilden II wins the Pennsylvania State tennis title at Merion Cricket Club defeating P. B. Hawk 6-2 6-0 6. In doubles with Carl Fisher they beat Gofer and John C. Bell Jr. 7-5 7-8 6-8 5-4.
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Fielders Upset Mackmen in Cleveland Series Opener
Philadelphia VelA outbetted Cleveland 4 to 2 in six innings of play. Double plays and timely hits kept Cleveland off the bases while Evans, Chapman, and Speaker contributed for Philadelphia. Enzmann earned the win for Cleveland while Geary struggled on the mound for Philadelphia.
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White Sox Lose Tenth Player
CHICAGO June 14 Patrick Har grove utility infielder with the Chicago Americans was drafted into the National Army tonight from his Wichita Kansas home. He becomes the tenth member of the club to join the colors.
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Chicago
Patrick Hargrove
Chicago Americans
National Army Tonight
Wichita
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Colors
Navy Gas Engine Team beats curb brokers 6 to 1 at Columbia
The United States Navy Gas Engine Class at Columbia University defeated the curb brokers 6 to 1 in a baseball game held yesterday on South Field.
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Columbia University
Curb Brokers
South Field
American Association Miniature League Scores Report
Fragmentary report lists cities Minneapolis Toledo Indianapelie and Milwaukee with scores 9 2 8 2, unclear match details and team names. Unable to determine full event or outcome from readable text.
Walker Leads In Red Cross Golf Semifinal at Sleepy Hollow
A. L. Walker Jr. and J. G. McMahon advanced in the Red Cross tournament at Sleepy Hollow Country Club. Walker defeated Comstock 3 and 2 and Smith 6 and 5 to reach the semifinals, with Maxwell Mendes and W. W. Lyons also winning their matches.
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Richmond County Country Club
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Staten Island
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Robertson May Quit Penn to Coach Navy Athletes
Prominent athletic official Lawson Robertson of the University of Pennsylvania may leave his college post to join Walter Camp in training sailors at a major East Coast naval training station. Camp heads the Navy athletic program and has sought Robertson’s aid for some time, though Robertson is under contract with Penn. If released, he would become a naval camp athletic director.
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Finn Elected Captain of Fordham Nine
William Finn of Boston named Captain of Fordham University baseball for next season. Twelve Maroon players voted unanimously, Finn entering the junior class in September and having pitched two years for Fordham on the Bronx nine.
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Veterans Win at Doubles in Brooklyn Championship
Henry Bassford and J H Steinkampf reached the final of the doubles event at the Ter race Club in Brooklyn. They defeated Channing Burrows and Charles Chambers in a three set 6-4 2-6 6-3 match to advance. Earlier the pair beat Frank Anderson and Cecil Donaldson in another three set clash to reach the final bracket with Gerald Donaldson Jr and Fred Anderson Jr also advancing by defeating Allan Behr and B Kashio 6-4 6-4.
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Terrace Club
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Charles. Chambers
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Frank Anderson
Cecil Donaldson
Erald Donaldson, Jr
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Wallace McBurney Otto Hinck Win New Jersey Doubles Title
Wallace McBurney and Otto Hinck won the New Jersey doubles championship yesterday afternoon at the Montclair Athletic Club, defeating R. G. Bennett and H. Balch 6-2 6-1 6-2 after beating Brown and Wood 6-2 6-4 in the semi finals. The final singles match is scheduled for this afternoon with McBurney facing Nett.
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Otto Hinck
New Jersey
R. G. Bennett
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Montclairthletic Club
Brown
Rain Halts New England Tennis Championship Doubles
Rain halted progress in Hartford Connecticut as only one doubles set could be completed while two singles sets began. Officials expect doubles to finish tomorrow and singles to resume Monday with matches delayed by weather.
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Polymelian Fails In Hyde Park Dash At Eéimont Park
Polymelian the imported star failed to regain form in the Hyde Park High Weight Handicap at six furlongs, finishing third behind Hand Grenade and Trophy after leading early. Sun Flash I also faltered, while Jockey C Peak’s suspension was extended and H. H. Fink’s Judge Wingfield property was barred from entries.
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Bunker Hill Day Featured at Jamaica Meet Opener
The Metropolitan Jockey Club marks Bunker Hill Day with the Jamaica meeting opening. Racing Secretary W C Edwards has added the Bunker Hill Handicap for three year olds and up at six furlongs with a purse of 50 dollars.
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First Race and Stak es at Race Meet
Racing card lists six races for three year olds to maidens with weights and entrants led by Torchbearer Conduit Golden Gate and Sorcerer II in the first event. Amityville Steeplechase features four year olds and up with Doublet Archdale Red Dest and New Haven among the entries. The Coaching Club Handicap names Seamstress Lady Dorothy Rose dOr Empress as contenders. Helmont Stakes includes Johren Laniere War Cloud Luculite Cum Sah. Two year old filly and maiden races fill the remaining slots with Keen Jane Wewoka and Rock highlighting early fields. Apprentice allowances noted for Liberty Lady with various weights attached.
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Kentucky Racing In Doubt At Latonia Meet
At Latonia Kentucky the State Racing Commission heard opposition from Louisville groups. General W B Haldeman stated no fall racing dates will be requested until after the war. Track managers agreed not to seek fall dates at present.
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Oarsman Joins Marines Amid Uniform Question
Francis Parkman, Harvard Varsity oarsman, plans to enlist as a marine after Harvard defeated Yale. Standing 6 feet 4 inches, he exceeds the Marine Corps height limit, but recruiters requested waivers and authorization was granted to enlist if a suitable uniform can be found.
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Newark Surges Past Syracuse In Extra Innings
In the International League action Newark edged Syracuse 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Toronto downed Buffalo 1 to 3. Rochester faced Jersey City in a separate matchup as details remain incomplete.
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West Point Cadet Uniforms and Camp Gear Sale
Local retailer markets military style apparel and gear for boys and young men including West Pointer shoes and officer uniforms. The Rogers Post Camp Teller Casino item priced at 3.58 is advertised alongside lightweight overcoats and flexible straws.
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