Tigers Rally Past Yankees With Ninth-Inning Home Run
Detroit shocks New York 5 to 3 as Del Gainer belts a decisive ninth inning home run. Cobb and Burlie Jennings led the Tigers with early hits while Gainer drove in key runs and Hartzell, Schulz, and Veach contributed. The game lasted one hour fifty minutes at the Polo Grounds with Moriarty and Daniels among the standout fielders.
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Burlie Jennings
Ty Cobb
del Ganer
Polo Grounds
Yanks
Gainer
qTixers
Tigers
Det
Jungaleers
Als
Gamer
Matife
Tiger
al Tod Gamer
Qgers
Sam
Stere
Schulz
Georan
Detroit
Cobb
Peckinpaugh
Veach
Borton
New York
Jennings
Jetty High
Yankee
Atea-boy
Del
Pepery Tiger Chieftain
Hughey
Heine Schulz
Bert Daniag
Harry Walter
Cranks
George Moriarty
Chancesson
Hartzell
Derrick
McKechnie
Stanage
Dubus
Bush
Vitt
Crawford
Keating
Fotal
Hai
Lake
Moriarts Derrick
Bweeney
Daniels
MecKechnie
Moriarty
Sweeney
New
Zamteck
Mpires
Messrs Connolly
McGreevy
Boston Wins 12 Inning Game Over St Louis 8 to 2
Boston broke a pitchers duel in the twelfth inning scoring eight runs to defeat St Louis 8 to 2. Wood and Leverenz held the opposing lineup in check until a late burst, with Engle scoring on Wallace’s error and Wanener advancing on a bunt. St Louis committed errors while Stetten notched a three base hit and St. Louis threatened early but could not sustain the rally.
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Sraight
St. Louis
Wood
Laverenz
Engle
Wallace
Wanener
Boston
S.st'v'l
Seher
Cfs
Iston
Lawis
Pratt
S @ther
Wes
Prgie
Halentiss
Wr'r
Wace
LlAgnew
Weed Ps
TiLeverz
Errots
Bos- Ritty
Leverens
Leverenz
Messrs, Evans and
Exan
Plank Outpitches Falkenberg as Athletics Win Duel
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 3 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel. Plank outpitched Falkenberg as Philadelphia gets six hits and draws a costly error, while Cleveland’s only run came on a pass ball and timely mistakes in a tight late game.
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Plank
Falkenberg
Philadelphia
Philadel
Cleveland
Athletics
M Rome
Elphia
Birr
Oturner
Boson
Lafoia
Ryan
Sgraney
Jackson
Lajoié
E. Mur
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
American League scores show Detroit beat New York five to three and Cleveland edged Philadelphia three to two. Chicago defeated Washington four to one, Boston won over St. Louis three to two in twelve innings. National League results include New York over Cincinnati four to two and Brooklyn ten to five over St. Louis. Chicago topped Philadelphia thirteen to three, Boston beat Pittsburgh five to six. International League featured Newark over Toronto, Buffalo crushing Jersey City eighteen to two, and Baltimore ten over Rochester three. Schedule notes list upcoming matchups including St. Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston with other pairings.
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Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Newark
Toronto
Philadellpnia
Oston
Eaecee
Betes
Weae
WY. Oz. Were
Rochester
Providence
Baltimore
Montreal
C.s
Sanceeecesses
Jersey City
Aioe
Epopotilg
National League
International League
Buffalo
California
Los Angeles
Rock Island Arsenal
Midlothian
Skokie
Senators Bypass Groom In Chicago Victory
Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 1 as Russell and Bodie homer, Groom struggles with poor support. McBride errors help the Cubs push across two early runs ending in a final score of four to one. Foster returns from typhoid with three errors in three chances.
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Senators
Groom
Washington
McBride
Chicago
Russell
Bodie
Henry
Foster
Dartmouth Beats Cornell 11 to 1 in Rough Contest
Dartmouth won 11 to 1 over Cornell in a loosely played game at Hanover. Donahue hit a go ahead two run homer in the eighth after two on, sparking five more runs. Taber committed four errors for Cornell as the eighth inning collapsed. Batteries Lavin Hallett Tarret and Wangpeket Burkhart Scherrick. Umpire Ennis. Time one hour and ty minutes.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Cornell
Donahue
Taber
R.h.eartmouth
Lavin, Hallett
Tarret
Wangpeket
Burkhart
Scherrick
Ennis
Lafayette Defeats Pennsylvania in Ninth Inning Rally
Lafayette beat Pennsylvania 10 to 9 at Easton as Captain Fager delivered a ninth inning home run driving Brown home to seal the win. Lyons started for Pennsylvania, relieved by Imlay in the sixth after a rough outing. Fager for Lafayette drove early runs but settled later as the teams combined for a late decisive finish.
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Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Easton
Fpenn
Capt. Fager
Brown
Lyons
Imlay
Fager
R.H.E. Pennsylvania
Gordon
Fager and Keeren
Dartmouth Pitcher Signs With Philadelphia Club
Captain Dave Morey of Dartmouth College announces he has signed to play with the Philadelphia American League team. Morey plans to report to Manager Connie Mack on July 1 after three years as Dartmouth pitcher.
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Hanover
N. H
Dave Morey
Dartmouth College
Morey
Dartmouth
Connie Mack
Secretary Rickart Quits St Louis Relig Bee Club
ST. LOUIS June 16 Formal announcement of the resignation of Lloyd Rickart secretary of the St. Louis Relig Bee Club. Kamson a nephew of President Hedges of the St. Louis Club is expected to succeed Rickart.
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Rickart
Browns
ST. Louis
Lloyd Rickart
Scores From Rail League Matches List City Pairings
American Association results show Toledo beats St Paul 11 to 4 in Toledo. Indianapolis defeats Minneapolis 8 to 2 in Indianapolis. Louisville over Kansas City 6 to 5 in Louisville. Milwaukee tops Columbus 8 to 6 in Columbus.
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Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
New England League scores from Lawrence Lynn Brockton Portland
In Lawrence Fall River beat Lawrence 12 to 6. Lynn defeated New Bedford 9 to 2. Brockton routed Worcester 8 to 2. Portland edged Lowell 7 to 6.
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New England League
Lawrence
Fall River
Lynn
New Bedford
Brockton
Worcester
Portland
Lowell
Holyoke and Hartford Win Tight Matches Across Cities
In the Eastern Association results Holyoke defeats New Haven 5 4 while New London edges Springfield 5 1 Waterbury tops Hartford 14 4 and Pittsfield beats Bridgeport 10 3.
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Holyoke
New Haven
New London
Springfield
Waterbury
Hartford
Pittsfield
Bridgeport
Tri-State League Score Fragments With City Listings
Fragmentary report lists scores and cities with partial values including York Harrisburg Atlantic City and Wilmington Allentown from the Tri-State League. Missing figures prevent a complete standings read.
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Hob Ag
York
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
En Ilmington
Allentown
Willmington
New York State League Score Report
In Binghamton Syracuse play the Binghamton team won 4 to 2 in 15 innings. Scranton beat Albany 5 to 1. Elmira faced Utica with Elmira beating Utica 8 to 2. An Elmira Utica match is listed as Elmira Utica 2.
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New York State League
Binghamton
Syracuse
Scranton
Albany
Elmira
Uticsa
Utica
Baseball score lines from Southern Association games
In Montgomery Montgomery the Mobile nine defeated 9 to 4. In Memphis Memphis the New Orleans nine won 2 to 1. In Atlanta Atlanta the Nashville nine lost 7 to 8. In Birmingham Birmingham the Chattanooga nine prevailed 2 to 1 in 11 innings.
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Montgomery
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Score Summary in Virginia and New York Leagues
Norfolk blank Pittsburgh 15 to 5 at Norfolk Pittsburgh. Newport News blank Richmond 4 to 2 at Newport News. Portsmouth blank Roanoke 5 to 3 at Portsmouth. Newburg blank Middletown 6 to 5 at Newburg.
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Virginia League
Norfolk
Pittsburgh
Newport News
Richmond
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Wilson Plans World Tour For Baseball Teams
President Wilson approves a proposed world tour of the White Sox and the New York Giants. He will use official channels to aid travel abroad, with consuls and the diplomatic corps facilitating the journey. The trip runs from November to March 1914, visiting the Philippines, Japan, China, Australia, Egypt, France, and Ireland.
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Washington
James J. Callahan
Chicago American Baseball Club
Wilson
White Sox
New York Giants
Philippines
Japan
China
Australia
Egypt
France
Ireland
Boston Tops Pirates 6 5 In Pittsburgh One-Run Win
In Pittsburgh on June 16 Boston defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 5 ending the Pirates four game skid. Rudolph stood out with timely singles and two runs while Camnitz and Hendrix struggled allowing runs. Mann, Wagner and Clarke used pinch hitters with mixed success as Boston held on for the one run victory.
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Pittsburgh
Penn
Boston
Camnitz
Hendrix
Rudolph
McDonald
Clarke
Mann
Wagner
Pitts Paper
Abrhpoa
M’ville
Byrne
Myers
Carey
OlCilem'necl
g*Hyatt
Dolph
Butler
C’nitz
H'drix
Adams
Coleman
Gibson
Ivor—Mann
Wood
Maranville
Titus
Connolly
Lis
Udolph
Byendrix
Viox
Miler
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In First League Leaders Meeting
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 13 to 3 in hot June tilt as Cheney dominates five innings for the victors. New York tops Cincinnati, cutting Philadelphia’s league lead. Marshall and Dooin sub pitchers fail to halt Chicago’s rally, while Magee and Lieth pick up key hits amid a wild, error-filled game.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Cheney
Alexander
Philadelphia Star
Doomn
Marshall
Mitchell
Immerman
Bridwell
Dooin
Dolan
Evers
Gricegs
Eskes
Magee
Lieth
Saier
Hartranft
Chalmers
Rqcrifice
Lobert
Zimmerman
Walsh
Bresnahan
Askert
Schulte
Resnahan
Ball
Méssrs
Kiem
Orth
Harvard Baseball Arrives for Yale Game Practice at New Haven
Harvard players arrived in New Haven for the Yale game and practiced at the field to adapt to the surroundings. One squad traveled to Morris Cove for a quiet overnight stay before the anticipated ball game.
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New Haven
Harvard
Yale
Morris Cove
Rucker Dominates in Brooklyn Victory Over Cardinals
Brooklyn 10 St Louis 5 as visitors rally from four-run deficit. Rucker allowed six hits and struck out three across nine innings amid a high-scoring game with Daubert Stengel Wheat Moran and Oakes delivering key hits for Brooklyn. The Cardinals briefly led in the fourth before Brooklyn exploded in the sixth inning.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Rucker
Gallop
Burk
Smith
Oakes
Mowré
Koney Sin
Evans
O'Leary
Daubert
Fisher
Moran
Koney
Culshaw
Stengel
Wheat
Harmon
O. Miller
Louis
H'gins
St'gel
M'rey
D'bert
K'tchy
Sheckard
Lewis
Mowrey
Salle
Sallée
Huggins
Konetchy
Cutshaw
Onetchy
Hour Race at Brighton Beach National Championship At Drome
Entries closed for a one hour national championship at Brighton Beach Motor drome. The blue ribbon long distance race features Arthur Fhepple Ray Veditz Mike Costello Johnny Cox ce Sperl Hartley Thomas Martin Kessler Franz Krebs Billy Hagan and others. Last year Billy Wray won after a long duel with Johnny Albright. this year a 75 mile target is anticipated given last week’s fifty mile pace.
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Brighton Beach
Arthur Fhepple
New York
Ray Veditz
Philadelphia
Mike Costello
New Rochelle
Johnny Cox
Ce Sperl
Brooklyn
Hartley Thomas
Martin Kessler
Newark
Franz Krebs
Billy Hagan
Le Doux to Box Campia in June 24 Championship Bout
French bantamweight champion Charles Le Doux will fight Eddie Campia Pacific Coast champion in a twenty round bout set for June 24 in Los Angeles. Le Doux arrived in the city last night and began light training.
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le Doux
Van Vieck Sets Amateur Golf Record At Huntington Valley
C E Van Vieck of Montclair Golf Club shot 75 in the Huntington Valley course qualifying for the Lynnewood Hall Cup, besting the former 76 record held by McFarland Mott and Thompson. Jerome Travers was absent and more than 100 golfers teed off in the medal round amid wind and heat at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
C. E. van Vieck
Montclair Golf Club
Huntington Valley Country Club
Jerome D. Travers
H. B. McFarland
R. Mott
W. L. Thompson
van Vieck
Yale University
Rontelair
HE. Satterthwaite
Bain
C. B. Buxton
Huntington Valley
J. P. Burleigh
Philadelphia Country Club
S. E. Sharwood
H. B. MacFarland
Huntingdon Valley
H. H. Francine
J. A. McCurdy
Overbrook
R. W. Steele
Merion
G. A. Pope
Baltimore
Dr. J. I. Hay
Whitemarsh
B. W. Corkran
H. T. Cook
Trenton
H. B. Heyburn
Louisville
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association Invited to Two Day Deal Club Event
The Deal Golf and Country Club invites the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association to host a two day competition on June 23 and 24 with unspecified conditions. Nearby matches at Glenwood and Nassau clubs advance to match play stages, and other regional events are lined up over the coming weeks with multiple venues and players noted.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Deal Golf and Country Club
Glenwood Country Club
B. H. Tobey
Nassau
Harold Godwin
Glenwood
Eben Storer
J. W. Hausenbeck
H. Co. Severence
J. H. Higgins
Lenwood
Donald McKellar
Midland
H. E. Sayre
C. H. Sayre
G. W. Becker
Howard Smithers
D. J. Evans
L. E. K. White
W. S. Silkworth
W. J. Ryan
J. H. Taylor
Gerald Kirkby
Englewood
Tata
Jerome D. Travers
Garden City Golf Club
Cranford
George Coburn
Guanesat
Toentify
Kings County Wins at Tennis in Poughkeepsie Clash
Kings County Tennis Club defeated the Poughkeepsie Tennis Club five matches to one on the Poughkeepsie clay. Homer W. Guernsey of Poughkeepsie was the lone undefeated foe, losing to Kings County’s H W Mollenhauer. Singles featured Anderson beating Kelley and Chambers beating Guernsey, while McCarroll topped Downing. Doubles saw Tomlin-Dwight beat Hartington-Platt and Allen-Langdon defeat Guernsey-Magenis.
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Kings County
Poughkeepsie Tennis Club
Kings County Tennis Club
Poughkeepsie
New York
Homer W. Guernsey
Hudson River
Henry W. Mollenhauer
H. W. Mollenhauer
F. W. Anderson
Eugene C. Kelley
Charles Chambers
R. G. Guernsey
Son
W. R. McCarroll
Jed A. Downing
R. K. Tomlin, Jr
B. H. Dwight
Dr. J. T. Hartington
I. Platt
J. T. Allen
R. G. Langdon
L. J. Magenis
Ewing Defeats Smith At Metropolitan Tennis Round
Dr. Erving Taylor of the West Side Club upset King Smith of the Seventh Regiment in the Metropolitan Championship singles second round. Taylor dropped the first set 4-6 but won 6-2 and 6-4 to take the match. Other notable results include G A L Dionne beating Allan Tobey 6-2 6-0 and Dean Mathey advancing to the third round after a tight win over R R McClave.
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West Side
King Smith
Seventh Regiment
Dr. Ewing
Gustave F. Touchard
Smith
Dr. Taylor
Allan Tobey
Princeton
G. A. L. Dionne
Mathey
McClure
S. H. Voshell
J. C. Tomlinson, Jr
Voshell
Harry Parker
Washell
Tomlinson
J. W. Travell
G. C. Shafer
WV. P. Burden
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Burden
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I. G. Morris
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F. G. Bases
Cushman
Arthur Cragin
George
Groesbeck
W. Merriben
F. G. Inman
Merle Johnston
W. D. Cunningham
A. M. Kidder
H. Voshell
C. Leonard
Dr. Erving Taylor
T. Roosevelt Pell
B. W. Stair
Dean Mathey
R. R. McClave
Niles Defends Amateur Massachusetts Tennis Title
Nene W. Niles of the Longwood Club won the Massachusetts amateur tennis singles title, defeating clubmate Edward H. Whitney in five sets 5-6, 1-6, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 after Whitney altered tactics and endured heat.
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Nene W. Niles
Longwood Cket Club
Massachusetts
Edward H. Whitney
Whitney
Niles
New York Cricket Veterans Triumph Over Columbia Oval
The New York Veterans beat Columbia Oval by 207 runs, seven wickets down, at West New Brighton yesterday, with A. Hoskings scoring a century. At Pelham Bay Park the Anglo Americans defeated Brooklyn United Sons of St Geors by 55 runs.
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New York
A. Hoskings
West New Brighton
Billy Gibson Association Outing at Witzel's Point View Grove
The Billy Gibson Association plans a July 6 outing from East 138th Street at 8:30 AM. A 4,000 capacity steamer will sail up the Sound to College Point’s Witzel's Point View Grove, with tamelcon and multiple athletic events including a baseball game scheduled after landing near noon.
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Billy Gibson Association
Bronx
Witzel
Thoroughbred Races Feature Notable Entries and Odds
The program lists six races with three year olds and up as contenders. Notable horses include Montressor 105 Sleuth 113 and Lady Lightning. The field features Counterpart 105 Lohengrin 111 and Toboggan SIXTH race includes Addie M 108 Cape 108 and Water Lily 108.
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Kall
Bounc Lass
Besom
Lady Lightning
Sir Denrah
Col. Holloway
Es Ob
Elig- Eugene
Idle
Prince
St Uous
Lohengrin
Monecacy
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Lightweight lined suits for men up to 54 chest
Stem the heat with half lined suits in light weight wools and serge. Cool, comfortable tailoring with minimal lining. Men’s suits available up to 54 chest priced from 18 to 48 dollars.
Silk Shirts Offer Cool Comfort for Summer Wear
Silk shirts priced from 3.50 to 16 dollars promise all round comfort in hot weather. Lightweight fabrics and breathable weave emphasize cooling effect for daily wear.
Athletic Underwear Options Range in Vintage Ad
If you're athletically inclined you have a wide choice in athletic underwear. A striped madras at soc visual and Habutai silk at $2.50 a garment are listed. Athletic union suits range from $1 to $5.
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Soc
Athletic Union
Snowflake Straw Hats Debut in June Lightweight Style
A new Snowflake straw hat line arrives in June featuring light weave ideal for summer. Producers tout Swiss craftsmanship and Bangkok straw as among the lightest options for warm weather wear.
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Switzerland
Bangkoks
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