Yankees Win Series Finale Over Indians in Crowded Polo Grounds
In front of about 25 000 at the Polo Grounds the Yankees beat the Indians 2 to 1. Tris Speaker homered for Cleveland, but a fourth inning error and a walk set the stage for New York’s victory as the pennant race tightens with Chicago, Cleveland and New York closing in.
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Baseball Yesterday's American and National League Results
Results from last night show New York defeating Cleveland 2 to 1 and Philadelphia beating Detroit 12 to 6. Boston edged St Louis 4 to 3 in ten innings. Washington topped Chicago 6 to 3. In the National League New York beat St Louis 2 to 1, Brooklyn beat Chicago 3 to 0, Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1, and Boston won 1 to 0. Today Boston visits New York at 3 P.M. Philadelphia plays Washington, Chicago goes to Detroit, and St Louis hosts Cleveland.
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CAUSAY IS VICTOR IN MOUND BATTLE
ST LOUIS JUNE 21 The Giants defeated the St Louis Cardinals 2 to 1 in a tight road game. Cecil Causey earned his ninth win as Earl Smith handled catching duties and did well behind the plate. Larry Doyle homered and Hornsby and Shotton doubled for St Louis while Doak took the loss and McHenry and Kauff contributed extra-base hits for New York.
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Unclear Scoreline Reported For Multiple Games
Scattered results list Columbus 4 over Indianapolis 3 and Touleville 6 Toledo 0 while Minneapolis 2 defeats J Pant 1 and Kansas City 4 defeats Milwaukee 1 in listed scores.
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Baseball Scores Roundup From National and Southern Leagues
National League results include New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Chicago with Pittsburgh at St Louis. Providence defeated Bridgeport 10 to 4, New Haven edged Pittsburgh 5 to ? Worcester beat Hartford 7 to 4, Springfield 5, Waterbury 2. Southern Association games saw Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 1 and New Orleans 1 Memphis 0.
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Indians Leave Yankees Behind as Wind Fuels Slugfest
In a clash with the Red Sox at the Polo Grounds the Yankees suffer a late setback as Cleveland batters surge. Ward is ejected after arguing while Wood’s bouncer injures Baker, and Nunamaker struggles on the basepaths as the infield falters.
Pirates blank Braves in pitchers duel for second straight win
Pittsburgh shut out the Boston Braves 1 to 0 behind a strong outing by Adams. Keating struggled in the fourth, issuing two walks with two out before Barbare's single plated the lone run.
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Mamaux Shuts Out Cubs as Robins Win 3-0
Albert Mamaux dominated the Cubs, pitching five shutout innings and sparking a Brooklyn win over Chicago 3 to 0. Wheat and Magee drove in two runs with a fourth inning double, Myers added a three-base hit, and Mamaux survived a bases-loaded jam in the fifth. Described as fast and effective, Mamaux earned his first Robins victory since the Pittsburgh trade era.
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Athletics Rout Tigers 12-5 to Claim First Series
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated Detroit 12 to 5 in a high scoring game. Burns hit a home run for Philadelphia and Roth stole a base while Jones and Shannon added key hits. Boland took the loss after allowing nine runs in three innings.
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Senators Trim White Sox In Opportune Washington Win
Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 3 to even the series as opportune hitting offset Faber’s pitching and Chicago fielding miscues. Lynn left after being spiked. Judge Milan Shanks Risberg Gandil Lynn and Danforth starred for the White Sox with several hits while Faber took the loss.
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Yale Wins Rubber With 6 1 Victory Over Princeton
Yale defeats Princeton 6 to 1 at Ebbets Field Brooklyn to claim this season’s baseball supremacy over the New Jersey team. Larry Keyes misplayed several chances at short and Princeton’s defense faltered leading to Yale runs including a steal of home by Murphy and two base hits in the eighth inning.
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Red Sox and Browns Tie in Ten Inning Interlude
St Louis and Boston fought to a three run tie after ten innings in Boston. The game featured a bases loaded triple play in the second and a ninth inning tying run on Walters and Scotts hits plus Caldwell and Barry sacrifices.
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Cornell Triumphs Over Penn 5 to 3 in Semi-Centennial Game
Cornell defeats Penn 5 to 3 at Percy Field in Ithaca before 8000 alumni. Olsen shines on mound and at bat, with three hits and a crucial RBI as Cornell pulls ahead in the fourth inning, marking the final home game for coach Dr. Al Sharpe before his move to Yale.
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Phillies Break Losing Streak with Win Over Reds
Philadelphia ends a thirteen game skid by defeating Cincinnati 6 to 4 at Crosley Field. Cravath belted a historic eighth inning hit, Packard held the Reds late after a rough start, and Fisher allowed runs through two innings. Neale tripled for Cincinnati, while Smith and Mensal contributed for Philadelphia.
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Erasmus Hall Wins City Baseball Title With Walkoff Homer
Clarence Rosas of Erasmus Hall hits a twelfth inning home run to beat Manhattan champion High School of Commerce 6 to 5 on the Catholic Protectory grounds. Ross's shot caps Erasmus Hall's first title since 1917 as commerce fights back, with Bergman and Bunara among the key plays.
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Wesleyan bats lustily in large Williams game
Wesleyan defeated Williams 11 to 9 in Williams College baseball season finale before a large commencement crowd. Wesleyan rapped 21 hits and capitalized on Williams errors. Boote hit two home runs and multiple players stole bases while Green and McLean pitched for their teams.
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Gray Dawn Wins Easy Regatta at Larchmont Yacht Club
A 44-boat Spring regatta on Long Island Sound saw Gray Dawn win the 39-foot class over Varuna on a 20 mile course amid light northerly winds. Lena topped the 30-footers for NYYC, while Alicia won the Som schooner race. Wasaka and Robin lace II claimed handicap divisions.
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Pompano Sails In First In Oyster Bay Race
Nine Seawanhakle Corinthian Yacht Club boats raced at Centre Island. Pompano owned by G. Weat Jr. led the field with a 4 minute 8 second gap over Sailor D. F. Bishop's Satu, who finished last. FISH CLASS. Third place noted in First Series Start 3:30. Outside course a.
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Prim Leads Field Home In Seven Mile Port Chester Race
L Prim of the Finnish American A C won the Cygnet A C handicap road race over about seven miles on a hilly Port Chester course. Prim started four minutes thirty seconds back and finished in 48 40 as H Rosen of Kings County A A led early and faded to finish second.
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Eighty Seek Tennis Title On Long Island Courts
The Long Island Championship opens with 80 entrants at Kings County Tennis Club as 23 matches crown the first rounds. Notables include defending champion Frank T. Anderson and players such as J. W. Anderson, H. L. Westfall, and B. Roper advancing in early rounds amid decisive scores.
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Maybe Wins Close Bayside Bee Regatta at Bayside Yacht Club
George Hopewell won the Bayside Bee class with the yacht Maybe in a close 8 mile regatta on Little Neck Bay at Bayside Yacht Club. Hopewell finished 24 seconds ahead of H P Clark's Busibee as three classes were represented under a northwest breeze.
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Peters to Captain Yale Crew After Victory over Harvard
Yale crew disbanded for celebration after defeating Harvard yesterday. Churchill Peters stroke oar, key to the win, was elected captain. He hails from Seattle and attended high school there, class of 1920. Yale’s win completes a strong showing in rowing, baseball, and track against Cambridge rivals.
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Saginaw First Home Leads Large First in First Gr Bay Race
Saginaw led the field in a regatta held by the Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday with a large entry list and three classes. A north breeze slowed the start and a stiff beat to a Fort Hamilton mark tested crews as organizers, led by Faroe L. Finlay and LieuK Brophy, prepared for a full season after changes in ownership and difficulty recognizing yachts.
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