Yankees Rally Past Indians With Baker Two Run Homer
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 6 in a tight game. Baker hit a two run homer over the right field wall with two on, helping set a five run lead in the first inning as New York, fueled by timely hits, held on after Caldwell was pulled for Fisher. Cleveland staged a late rally but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Cardinals Trim the Reds in Cincinnati Tilt
St Louis won 3 to 1 driven by timely hits and double plays. Bescher and Long doubled scoring on Muljer’s single, while Clarke doubled in the Reds’ eighth inning. Ames started for St Louis and Schneider finished, with Betzel, Bescher, Long, and Mollwitz among key contributors.
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Williams Captains Williams Baseball Team for Next Season
William Bernard Clarke of Litchfield Connecticut was elected captain of the Williams College baseball nine for next season at a gathering in Lasell Gymnasium. Clarke, a three year varsity member at shortstop, led the team in batting this year. The Holy Cross game today was rained out.
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Salesman wanted for retail sporting goods store
Advertisement seeks a young English salesman with good presence and experience in tennis and other sports. Requires reference and salary details written in own handwriting. Box M 85 Times.
Baseball Yesterday's Results in National League and American League
National League scores show Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2 in the first game with a postponement noted. St Louis 3 Cincinnati 1. American League action has New York 7 Cleveland 6. Standings list Brooklyn 23 17 Philadelphia 28 20 New York 24 21 Boston 23 Chicago 25 27 Cincinnati 24 28 Pittsburgh 21 7 St Louis 32 Won Lost. Cleveland 32 Washington 29 33 Detroit 20 24 New York 25 23 Boston 27 26 Chicago 26. Tomorrow's games include Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn with other NL and AL matchups.
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Mahan Sidelined By Illness For Harvard Yale Game
Eddie Mahan Harvard star suffered a severe cold with grip symptoms and will not play tomorrow in New Haven or Wednesday in Cambridge. Yale and Harvard practice was light due to rain, Cathheridge doubtful with a lame ankle, Munson likely at catcher, Whitney expected to pitch for Harvard.
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Amherst Beats Dartmouth In Commencement Baseball Game
Amherst defeated Dartmouth 6 to 3 on commencement day in Amherst Massachusetts. Rain slowed play but the home team broke the game open in the sixth by timely hits and exploiting the visiting pitcher wildness. Amberet 00a 10500 ce. Dartmouth 100000 100-410 1 Hatteries Goodridge and Lee Kenney Hollmes and Murphy.
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Last Game for Columbia Ends Season With Ithaca Trip
Columbia baseball seeks revenge for a 4 to 3 loss to Cornell as they close the season in Ithaca on Cornell’s commencement day. George Smith, the veteran pitcher nicknamed Old Reliable, will start for Columbia after recent shutouts against Union, Rensselaer, and Wesleyan. The New York aad departs for Cortland this morning to practice and spend the night.
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Baseball Injury Proves Fatal in Mobile
Mobile on June 19 reports third baseman Johnny Dodge of the Mobile Souther Association team died from injuries after a pitched ball struck him in the face during a game. Dodge, a former player, succumbed to the crash as officials cooperated with medical staff at the scene.
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AT RICHMOND American Association results
In Richmond the American Association games saw Louisville, Milwaukee, and St. Paul compete while Toledo posted a 0 score.
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Rainy Dodgers Fall to Phillies in Wild Ebbets Field Scramble
In a drenched game at Ebbets Field the Phillies defeated the Robins 3 to 2 as rain and a near riot disrupted play. Luderus hit a key two-run homer in the seventh, while Wheat and Mowrey supplied late Brooklyn scoring. Alexander and Pfeffer pitched through a marshy field amid police intervention to preserve the victory.
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Vermont Bunches Runs In Baseball Game
Middlebury and Vermont battled to a standstill through seven innings before Vermont rallied for fourteen runs. Palmer starred with pitching and hitting as the score swung to Vermont 15 Middlebury 2. Other notes report Hahn being retained as Brown coach for a long term and Norman Taber joining to assist in coaching at Whitman College.
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Southern Association Scores Read Like Early Season Totals
In Chattanooga, Birmingham 4 leads over rivals as Atlanta 1 and Nashville 0 trail, while Mobile 6 tallies against Memphis 0 in a shifting regional standings snapshot.
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Moran among the elite boxers at Saratoga Springs training camp
Frank Moran trains for the June 29 Brooklyn bout with Jack Dillon at Saratoga Springs. The Pittsburgh fighter seeks 197 pounds, hosts croquet sessions, and spars with Zulu Kid and Frank Kendall while trainer Willie Lewis sharpens his right uppercut and speed for Dillon. Moran enjoys celebrity attention and a Croquet driven regimen. Moran predicts victory by speed and aggression, aided by taller reach and weight advantage.
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Darcy Expected to Visit United States for boxing tour
Australian middleweight Les Darcy, hailed as a rising world contender, seems likely to come to America after a letter from Australia said he would wait for America next week. Darcy left Sydney for San Francisco to meet manager Jack Kearns amid promoter interest and war‑related delays. If authentic, a Gibbons versus Darcy bout could be arranged, though negotiations have faltered over terms and travel plans.
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Saylor in Brooklyn Bout at Broadway Sporting Club
Milburn Saylor the Indianapolis lightweight meets Harry Pierce of Brooklyn in a ten-round main event at the Broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn tonight. Saylor, just back from illness, seeks to impress after knocking out Leach Cross, with other ten-round and one-round bouts on the card featuring Joe Aly, Frankie Wilson, Young Rector, Young Drummie, Kid Murphy, and Willie Andrews.
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Cornell Freshman Crew Victorious in Two Mile Race
Cornell freshman eight won the postponed two mile race at Poughkeepsie by three lengths over Syracuse with a time of 11 05 4.5, detailing a windy, wet day and a seesaw finish against Penn and Columbia.
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Harvard Varsity Crew Faces Military Call Before Yale Race
Special to The New York Times reports Harvard Varsity and Freshman rowing teams racing down stream on the four mile course with a wind and ebb tide. Parkman joins military duty, substitute rowers take shifts, and Yale intercedes for leave of absence through Saturday morning before the Friday race.
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Injured Jockey Finishes Gamely in Muddy Jamaica Races
Six races at Jamaica were run in heavy rain with the track turning to a quagmire. Jockey Quinten Preece sustained a double leg fracture after his mount faltered at the Newton Selling Stakes but remained aboard to finish second. Startling won the Newtown Selling Stakes as Etruscan led early and held off Ronnie Tess and Marie Henry in a dramatic six furlong card. Vixen, Alone at Last, Aimee F, and Riposta earned notable placings in the day’s selling events while Ormesdale edged Marie Henry in the Richmont Handicap with a nose margin.
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Bryn Mawr Concedes Fox Hunters Cup Match in Rain
In Philadelphia on June 109 Bryn Mawr Polo Club conceded the Fox Hunters Cup final to Philadelphia Co C 10 1 in seven periods after two soggy halves. Early in play E W Hopping and Robert E Strawbridge Jr were briefly injured but returned. Officials and lineups noted with a rain soaked match and scoring details.
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Races Listed With Entries For Today's Meet
Entries for today include Master McGrath and others in the first race at five furlongs, with weights listed. Second race features four-year-olds and up at four furlongs with numerous runners and weights. Montague Handicap three-year-olds and up, one mile sixteenth, is noted. two-year youths compete in the Youthful Stakes. remaining events include a three-year-olds handicap, and a six race card with Sky Pilot among the entrants at one mile and seventy yards.
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