Indians overwhelm Yankees in lopsided Polo Grounds game
Cleveland routs New York 13 to 3 as Merle Thormahen suffers first defeat of the season. Tris Speaker and Jack Graney lead the onslaught with multiple hits while Huggins’s club collapses under Cleveland bats and errant fielding. Cleveland and Chicago tie for first as the Yanks drop to third.
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Baseball Scores and Oddities From Yesterday's Games
Cleveland defeated New York 13 to 3 while Washington beat Chicago 2 to 0 and Philadelphia edged Detroit 6 to 5. St Louis won 5 to 2 over New York. Brooklyn bested Chicago 3 to 1. Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1 in 11 innings. Boston 6 Pittsburgh 5. Rest of report notes unusual plays, pitcher struggles, and infield hits as Cleveland tacked on five runs in a wild fourth inning and New York rallied briefly.
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Doak Outduels Giants in Opening Cardinals Win
Bill Doak silences the New York Giants with two runs allowed over seven innings as St Louis wins 5 to 2. Benon and Schupp toil for the Giants, while the Cardinals manufacture runs on a squeeze play and timely hits, with Doyle belting a fifth inning homer for New York.
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Cicotte Beaten at Last as Washington Wins Series Opener
Washington blanks Chicago 6 to 2 in the opening game. Cicotte suffers his first defeat after eight straight wins as Extra base hits by Gharrity and Judge spark Washington. Shasw out pitched Cicotte and the White Sox.
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Indians Edge Yankees In Frantic Polo Grounds Affair
In Cleveland locals, late Nelson shined the ball and the Indians bats surged as Duffy Lewis led Yankee misery with a ten foul string. Peck was ruled safe amid a melee as umpire Chill faced a chaotic scene. Kuros of who knows what but Cleveland’s surge kept hope alive with Coveleski slated to pitch next while Fohl faced breathless crowd.
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Thorpe's Bat Wins Game in Eleven Innings
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in eleven innings after Thorpe homered in the eighth and hit a sacrifice fly for Powell in the eleventh. Pitching and errors marked the extra frame as Cooper and Rudolph combined for the final outs, with Powell, Tragesser, and Terry contributing key hits.
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Phillies Lose Again in West Trip to Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 on June 18 extending the Phillies’ road skid to eleven games. Packard pitched five innings before tiring as the Reds seized control with timely hitting and errors by Philadelphia. Eller pitched in relief for Cincinnati while Kopf and Sicking contributed to the visitors’ lineup.
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Emmons Selected Captain of Harvard Baseball Team
Robert W. Emmons of Boston was elected captain of the Harvard baseball nine. The Class of 1920 member played shortstop on this year’s squad and will lead the team from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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New Haver 9 Providence 4 Hartford 4
Bridgeport 2 Waterbury 2 Worcester 0. Local standings show New Haver leading with nine, Providence and Hartford tied at four, Bridgeport and Waterbury at two, Worcester zero.
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American Association Scores and Standings Fragment
Summary fragment shows Toledo 19 over Minneapolis 0 Milwaukee 16 over Columbus 3 St Paul 9 Indianapolis 4 Louisville 7 Kansas City 8 Danehall today 4.30. Americans vs Cleveland at Polo Grounds. Admission bona fide.
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Robins Open With Victory Over Cubs
Chicago June 18 The Robins defeated the Cubs 3 to 1 to open their series. Jeff Pfeffer pitched well allowing eight hits while Jim Vaughan gave up 14 safeties. Key hits came from Wheat Koney Magee and Kreuger as Robins built a fourteenth inning rally and held Chicago to one score in the fourth. Manager Mitchell argued with the umpire in the ninth.
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Quigley
Newark Wins Doubleheader Against Buffalo
Newark, N J, easily swept both games from Buffalo, 7 to 0 and 5 to 1. Ed Rommel pitched the opener despite eight hits, while Newark capitalized on eight hits. In the second game Asker Jenson exited after three innings due to wildness and Paddy Lyons finished with three hits allowed.
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Red Sox slump continues as St Louis tops Boston 3–2
The Boston Red Sox lost their fifth straight game 3–2 to the St Louis Browns with Sotheron pitching. St Louis scored all three runs in the fifth as the ball stayed on the infield. Notable: two-base hits by Schang and Gerber, and a trio of Boston errors aided the Browns.
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Macks Lads Beat Tigers in Philadelphia Thriller
Philadelphia defeated the Detroit Tigers 6 to 5 as errors aided the win. Perry relieved Kinney in the eighth and shut down a rally, then Wild pitches in the ninth allowed a run. Cobb exited with a leg injury and manager Mack plans to add Barrus from Columbia.
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Dinn Seeks Three Titles At Metropolitan Junior Meet
Albert J. Dinn of Port Washington will chase three titles at the Metropolitan A. C. junior track championships at Stevens Tech Field Hoboken N J June 28. Dinn has entered the 12 pound shot run broad jump and hop step and jump with marks around 40 21 and 44 feet respectively. Entry blank demand is high with 2000 blanks exhausted and clubs from Newark N J Geneva N Y Tuckahoe Port Washington and Mount Vernon sending entries. Sixteen local clubs plan teams as New York U C returns to track competition and Mercury Foot juniors vow a strong defense of last year’s title by Paulist A C.
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Skeeters Tie Doubleheader After Error and Offense
Rochester loses the opener 2 to 1 after Sharp misplays a throw allowing Lee and Kelly to score the go ahead runs. Donovan’s team wins the second 4 to 2 as Jersey City outs hits Rochester and pushes across runs in the sixth with a walk and three hits.
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Yale Nine Tops Harvard in Crazy Commencement Game
Yale defeats Harvard 10 to 8 at Soldiers Field in a Crim son festival clash. Yale roared back with a six-run ninth after Harvard surged to an 8 4 lead, aided by Faherty and Felton keying a late rally. Yale pitchers Cone and Selleck combined while Harvard reliever Robinson struggled in the late innings.
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Between Cities
At Baltimore two games listed with teams Peterson Sandberg Knetsche Egan in one lineup and Justin Due ict Paraham Chantele in another. At Reading Oost Schssackt Binghamton matchups show 7 3 and 5 0 with liggins Fischer Brown Crossin. Today Rochester at Jersey City Gulfalo at Newark Toronto at Baltimore Binghamton at Reading.
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Standings Snippet From Regional Games
In the sequence of results Memphis second game Chattanooga Birmingham first Chattanooga Birmingham second Nashville Atlanta New Orleans Little Rock. Scores show mixed outcomes across a cluster of city matchups with sporadic wins and losses.
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Best Clothing for Men and Boys Advertised
A broad ad touts menswear and boys clothing with emphasis on value and quality. It promotes Scotch Mists overcoats, rainproof lightweight coats, and vacation wear. Store locations include Broadway at 13th Street Wn at 34th Street with luggage and sporting goods.
Brown Beats Dartmouth In Commencement Day Victory
Brown defeated Dartmouth 4 to 3 in a tense season finale on Commencement Day at Providence. A late rally nearly tied the game as Dartmouth fought back but Brown held on for the win.
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