Yanks Attack Too Much for Browns in St Louis
The Yankees beat the Browns 5 to 1 as Wallie Pipp homered and drove in three runs. Sisler played through a toe injury and showed strong fielding while Shawkey allowed nine Browns hits but limited them to one run. A four double play spree and aggressive St Louis baserunning failed to produce more than a single tally.
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George Gisser
Plank
Fielder Jones
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Bob Shawkey
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Elmira Tops Reading In First Game Of League
New York State League action shows Elmira defeating Reading 5 to 3 in the opener. Binghamton took a 2 run edge in the early game with Wires-Barre edging 9 to 7.
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Reading
Binghamton
Wires-Barre
Uti
Baseball Results Shake Up the League After Delayed Games
In the National League yesterday the St Louis beat Roches 33 to 2 in twelve innings while Cincinnati defeated Seneca 6. Philadelphia toppled Chicago 13 to 6. Games were postponed due to wet grounds. Today’s schedule shows American League play.
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Rocehive
Bestern
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Seneca
White Sox Extend Lead With 8-0 Shutout Of Red Sox
Chicago increased its lead in the American League by defeating Boston 8 to 0. Claude Williams pitched a controlled game no hits through seven plus innings. Chicago took early control with a fifth inning rally and two sacrifice plays.
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Chicago
Claude Williams
Johnson Far Too Liberal Walter Passes Eight and Tigers Beat Washington
Detroit won 4 to 3 at Washington in the opening game of the series. Walter Johnson issued eight walks and hit Veach twice, contributing to the visitors’ runs amid wild pitching. Clarke and Burrs contributed for Washington. Victor and Stanage had notable hits for Detroit.
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Vitt
James
Seibold Stars In Phillies Win Over Cleveland
Seibold pitched seven innings and drove in a run with a two base hit as Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 8 to 2. He allowed five hits and stole second base in scoring a run. Cleveland totaled two runs with a lone late rally.
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Harris
Ib Johnson
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Coveleskie
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Stresk
Cleveland
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Seibold
Lawrence Triumphs Over New London 2 1
In the Eastern League game Lawrence edged New London 2 to 1. Lawrence pulled ahead with the early goal and held on through a defensive second half. New London pressed for an equalizer but could not break through.
Cadore Dominates as Cards Rally in Extra Inning Win
Special to The New York Times reports Cadore of Brooklyn pitched superbly for 12 innings but lost 3 to 2 as St. Louis scratched ahead in the 12th. Baird tripled and scored on Gonzales bunt for the winning run. Long hit a three-base shot for Brooklyn.
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Leon Cadore
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Jack Smith
Kiyn
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Hornsby
Baird
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Long
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Daubert
Miller
Cutshaw
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Cubs Fall Before Braves in Season Opener
The matchup at Boston sees Chicago fall to Atlanta as starting pitcher Rudolph Allowing 5 runs. Evers, Doyle and Merkle produce drives for Chicago. Errors and wild pitches contribute to the defeat, while Prendergast and Rudolph hold the line for the Braves at key moments.
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Phillies Win Batting Bee in Slugfest with Cincinnati
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 12 to 8 as Whitted Groh and Paskett pace offense. Eller allowed four runs but contributed later. Kiliffer, Kmetzer and Niehoff use strong relief. Errors behind starters and bright hitting by Thorpe and Lavender fuel the win.
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Boxing Bouts Tonight in City Matches
Fairmont A C features Saylor against Hartley in a ten round bout. Pioneer S C hosts Lynch versus Astey and Laurett versus Burns in ten round battles. Broadway 8 C presents Wells on as Bloom and Martin meet Burke in ten rounds. Germans 8 C presents O'Dowd against Zulu Kid and Bai versus Sohmayi with Sailor Volk facing Adair in ten round bouts.
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Milburn Saylor
Pete Hartley
Pioneer S. C
Joe Lynch
Willie Astey
Walter Laurett
Paddy Burns
Broadway
Brooklyn
Matt Wellson
Phil Bloom
Young Martin
Willie Burke
Mike O'Dowd
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Sohmayi
Sailor E Volk
Barney Adair
Baltimore Club Withdraws Anti-Trust Suit Against Baseball
The Baltimore Club of the defunct Federal League withdrew its damage suit against organized baseball in U S court. The action marks a second withdrawal in two years over whether the sport operates under the national agreement. No settlement was reached and representatives said they lacked official authority to act.
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Giants Protest Decision In McGraw Suspension
Philadelphia June 15 President John K Tener of the National League announced a board meeting in New York to consider New York manager McGraws suspension after a June 26 firing incident with Umpire at Cincinnati. The protest accuses Tener of overstepping authority and the league may announce further action against McGraw.
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Gilleaudeau set for title rematch with Hitchins
In the Crescent Athletic Club final Miss Helen Gilleaudeau faces Mrs. Charles V. Hitchins after both won semifinal rounds. Gilleaudeau beat Mrs. Le Roy 6 2 6 1 while Hitchins defeated Edith Roberts 6 4 6 2. Doubles action saw Gilleaudeau and Grace Gilleaudeau advance 6 1 1 0 over Ethel and Gladys Dowling.
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Charles V. Hitchins
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Edith Roberts
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Marie Wagner
Elizabeth Moore
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Giants Pirates Game Postponed In Rain Until July Cable Header
A cold rain postponed the Giants and Pirates game in Pittsburgh. The game will be played later as part of a cable header when New York arrives in late July. President Hempstead did not arrive, as expected by manager M w, who is Empire Byron. The Grante will stage an exhibition against the Washington Americans on Sunday.
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Fragmented Historic Ad Item
OCR fragment shows a small classified snippet referencing pricing and initials. Readable parts indicate a 50 cent item under a military or admiral context with no full details of date or title.
Smith Colors Lead Thrce at Belmont
George Odom trains three winners for Brighton Stable owner George Smith at Belmont Park. Ed Roche narrowly beat Precise in the Brentwood Handicap while Corydon Milkman and Double Eagle also win for the stable amidst a fast track. Play Toy upset Memories II to close the card as Belmont's meet concluded.
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Fillies race with Star Shoot line and wagering
Purse $851.9 for four and a half furlongs on a cloudy goo track. Play Toy driven by J E Madden at 8 to 1 led early. Teay by Watervale-Togsery trained by J F Flanagan Jr at 8 to 5 and 3 to 6 close behind. Memories II sired by Rabelais-Wallflower II, ridden by FP Keogh, tracked in third with several runners including Lady Longfellow and Donnarella also among the finishers.
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J. E. Madden
Star Shoot Rebound
M. Garner
Teay
J. F. Flanagan Jr
B. F
Watervale-Togsery
M. Buxton
J. BE. Widener
Br. F
Rabelais
Belmont Stakes stars and weights listed for upcoming races
The card details six races with weights and entrants. Xylon leads the first race at 123 pounds, Belmont Stakes participants Hourless and Wonderful headline the fourth race, while the sixth race offers a one mile handicap for three year olds and up with Rhine Maiden and Garbage among the top contenders. Apprentice allowance noted.
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Top weight for the Finn leads Brooklyn Handicap field
The Finn remains top weight at 129 pounds in the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct on June 25 as part of the Queens County Jockey Club meeting. Pennant Boots and Dodge are one pound lighter at 128 and 127, with Omar Khayyam the best of the three year olds at 110 and Campfire at 105 among listed entries.
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Barlow and Vanderbeck Win Shawnee Golf Finals
Mrs Ronald H Barlow of Merion and Mrs Clarence H Vanderbeck of Philadelphia Cricket Club win final round matches at Shawnee Country Club in a golf tournament. Rosenthal and Euler both fall in other divisions while Miss Rosenthal and Mrs Kaller win driving prizes.
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Ronald H. Barlow
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Throckmorton and Rosenbaum Tie Amid Dense Tennis Defense
In a late afternoon Westchester tournament match, Harold A. Throckmorton led 6-2 4-6 7-7 against Dr. Sam Rosenbaum before darkness halted play. The clash showcased Throckmorton’s rising form and included other notable results as Hall and Elliott Binzen advanced in their brackets.
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Sam Rosenbaum
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Gam
Ellett
Bingles
Merrill Hall
Hubert le Hay
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Harolé
William Rosenbaum
Voshell Advances to Terrace Club Final on Upset Route
Howard Voshell defeated Throckmorton 6-2 6-1 to reach the Terrace Club final after earlier beating Count Ottom 6-3 6-4. He teamed with Harold Davis to win a doubles match 6-4 6-2 over E Cameron and B E A. William Jennings beat Dr Morganthaler 6-4 in a singles round, while S Howard Voshell beat Count Otto Balm 6-3 6-4.
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Terrace Club
Throckmorton
Tory
Vosheil
Count Ottorm
Harold
E. Cameron
William Jennings
Dr. Morganthaler
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Otto Balm
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