Cravath's crucial catch stuns Giants in Philadelphia
Cravath's amazing running grab in right field in the seventh inning robbed Merkle and sent Philadelphia to a 2 1 victory over New York. The play turned a potential game winning rally as Fletcher and Robertson advanced on the bases before Cravath's glove saved the Phils. The game stretched to the eleventh inning where Philadelphia pushed across a run to seal the win.
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Two Games in One Day Yankees Beat Athletics Duo
In a Philadelphia double header at Shibe Park, Minot Crowell pitched the first game for the Athletics and held the Yankees to three hits though he lost. Bruno Haas followed with wild pitches and walks. The Yankees clinched the first game in the tenth on an error, while the second game details were mixed with runs by both sides and Haas yielding sixteen walks in a lengthy 2 hour 5 minute affair.
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Chicago and Cleveland Play By Play In Close Game
Passes followed by J Collins triple highlight a tight Cleveland Chicago matchup. Harned allows two base hits while Hagerman and Cicotte duel with 13 combined strikeouts across eight innings.
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Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League games saw Philadelphia 2 New York 1 in eleven innings and Chicago 5 St Louis 3. American League action included New York 3 Philadelphia 2 in ten innings and Chicago 33 Cleveland 1 plus Detroit 4 St Louis 2. Federal League had St Louis 2 Brooklyn 1 and Baltimore 4 Chicago 3 with Kansas City at Buffalo postponed. International League results showed Richmond 7 Providence 4 and Toronto 3 Montreal 2 with Buffalo at Rochester rained out.
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Where They Play Today
Philadelphia visits New York while Cincinnati travels to Pittaberth Brooklyn hosts Boston St Louis plays Chicago New York visits Philadelphia Boston goes to Washington Chicago meets Cleveland St Louis plays Detroit FEDERAL LEAGUE Chicago against Brooklyn Kansas City meets Newark St Louis challenges Baltimore Pittsburgh faces Buffalo Newark vs Providence Jersey City hosts Richmond Rochester vs Toronto Buffalo vs Montreal
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Harmon Outpitches Benton In Pittsburgh Victory
In Cincinnati on June 24, the Pirates defeated the Reds 6 to 2 as Harmon pitched effectively while Benton struggled. Baird drove in runs with a double and a triple, and Pittsburgh pulled ahead early to secure the win in a two-hour, ten-minute game.
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Cubs Top St Louis 5-3 As Hits Puncture Salles In Fourth
Chicago defeated St Louis 5 to 3 behind a fourth inning barrage that included two triples two doubles and a single off pitcher Salles before Griner relieved him. Vallehn struggled but Chicago defense led by Schulte preserved the lead.
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De Witt Clinton Faculty vs Ina Varsity in Park Showcase
The De Witt Clinton High School Faculty baseball team beat the Varsity nine Ina 10 to 6 at Celtic Park as part of the school field day. Faculty pitcher Young struck out 13 and collected four of five at bats. Varsity batter Elitor opened a fourth inning rally with a home run with one aboard.
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Newark Feders Lose Final Game To Pittsburgh
In Newark New Jersey on June 23 the Newark Federals fell to Pittsburgh in the last game here today. Newark used three pitchers but could not stop the visitors from hitting. Final score Pittsburgh 6 3 1 2 1 2 1 1 6 Newark 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 1 7 Batteries Alienated O Connor Reulbach Brantdom Whitelouse Hariden and Tester
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Terps Finish Strong and Win in Baltimore
Baltimore rally in the ninth halves Chicago’s lead to capture the game. Chicago used seventeen men in the inning while Baltimore sent fourteen, with a late two run surge after a Chicago home run. Pitchers Hendrix Wilson Bailey Sugis Russe Owens appear in the box score for both sides.
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Rochester Buffalo double header postponed in rain
Montreal Toronto first game postponed due to cold weather and a second game at Toronto saw batteries Richter and Howley for Toronto and McTigue and Kelly for Montreal while Rochester Buffalo double header was postponed because of rain.
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Washington shuts out Boston in 5 to 6 win
Washington defeats Boston 5 to 6 as Walter Johnson wins on the mound. Gandil steals three bases and scores once, while Mays allows only two hits through six innings before Washington bats him in the seventh. The game lasts one hour and forty five minutes with Nallin and Dineen refereeing.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Yale In Ninth Inning
Harvard defeats Yale 2 to 1 in a dramatic ninth inning finish. Brickley drives in the tying run with a two bagger and Frye delivers the go ahead liner past Easton for the crowd. Watrous pitched well for Harvard while Yale stranded thirteen runners.
Ragan Beats Dodgers In Boston Clash On His Old Team
Pat Ragan pitched for Boston against his former Brooklyn teammates as the Braves beat the Robins 3 to 2 in Boston. Ragan allowed seven hits with strong fielding support from Schmidt Magee and Maranville while Getz and Gowdy contributed for Brooklyn. Magee, Maranville, and Ragan drove in runs as Boston secured the lead in the seventh and held on for the win.
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Brookfeds Defeated In Tight St. Louis League Game
The Brookfeds lost 2 to 1 to St. Louis as both teams delivered a pitching duel with timely hits. Lee Magee shuffled the lineup and Hap Myers sat, sending Griggs to first base. Smith and Finneran kept the Brookfeds at bay, though Brooklyn threatened in the ninth before Watson sealed the win for St. Louis.
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Unclear Scoreboard Fragments Across Cities
Jagged transcription shows multiple game scores linking Hartford Fall River Springfield Brockton New Haven Taunton and Pawtucket. Exact dates and contexts are missing, leaving an unclear sports roundup with inconsistent formatting and no decisive results.
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Chicago Extends streak. takes both games from Cleveland
Chicago Junction beat Cleveland 3 to 1 in the opener and 7 to 3 in the nightcap to stretch their winning streak to five. Ceotte pitched the first game with solid support, while Klepfer excelled in his first league start for Chicago in the second. Cleveland was hurt by an error in the opening inning by Jackson and a misplay by Hager.
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Michigan Defeats Pennsylvania 4 2 Behind Ferguson's Six K
Ann Arbor June 24 Michigan races to a 4 2 win over Pennsylvania as Ferguson fans 12 and allows three hits. Renton’s wild throw sparks two first inning runs. Sister in left field stars again with 3 hits in 4 trips and five stolen bases including a steal of home.
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Wiltse Released as Jersey City Manager
George Wiltse was unconditionally released yesterday from his role as manager of the Jersey City International League club after requesting the move. He had taken over the team two months earlier amid a poor showing, and his departure followed a Giants stage manager’s exit that brought Jim Thorpe to Jersey City.
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McLean Signs with Fateh for Media Penn Club
Larry McLean leaves the Giants catching staff after disciplinary action and signs with Fateh in the Media Penn League where Home Run Baker also plays. His contract reportedly falls under the suspended amount while he serves a sixty day salaryless ban for breaking New York club training rules.
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Baseball score fragments show extra innings gloom
Interstate matchups list scores and city pairs with incomplete lines. Louisville beats Columbus 11 to 2 at Louisville, Indianapolis loses to Cleveland 9 to 1, Milwaukee loses 5 to 4 at Milwaukee, and Kansas City Kansas City ties St Paul G in twelve innings amid darkness.
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Local College Scores and Postponements in Regional Matches
At Utica and Wilkes Barre regions teams posted results with Utica area 2 and 1 in Troy and Ten toning. Binghamton defeated Wilkes Barre 66 to 4. Albany at Syracuse postponed due to wet grounds while Elatra at Scranton also postponed.
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New England League Scores Echo Portland and Lewiston Setbacks
In Fitchburg Portland defeats Pitchburg with five runs. At Worcester Worcester loses to Lynn two to one. Lawrence beats Lewiston four to zero while Lawrence wins six to one against Lewiston. Manchester records four runs over Lowell at Manchester.
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Fragmented OCR place list from Memphis to Chattanooga
Readable segments name cities like Memphis Nashville Chattanooga and refer to various places with unclear punctuation. The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment lacking coherent events or actions to summarize.
All Smiles Narrowly Beaten as Racing Crowd Backed Wins
The Jamaica race meeting saw All Smiles taken down in the final race by Fairbrother’s Silver title rival Evans. Jockey Lilly failed on Evelyn and Outlook while Fairbrother rode Lilue Dipper to leads, stirring talk of Lilly’s jockey skill. Stromboli dominated the Kings County Handicap as Surprising beat Charlestonian after Charlestonian broke down. All Smiles was a maiden in the last race.
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Unclear Racing Card With Mixed Entries And Substitutions
A fragmented race card lists various horses with ages, weights, and odds across five races. It notes substitutions and irregular spellings, including references to Little Alta Veepecitee Starline and others, with misread weights and distances, reflecting a chaotic OCR of a 20th century program.
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