Five Home Runs by the Yankees in 11–4 Victory
The Yankees routed the Philadelphia Athletics 11 to 4 as five home runs cleared the field. Peckinpaugh starred with another long drive while Bob Shawkey limited the Athletics to five runs through seven innings. Wally Pipp error noted, but the Yankees maintained a strong edge after the opening inning.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Roger Peckinpaugh
Siathining
Teck
Peck
Tate
Philadelphia
Athletics
Connie Nack
He Mackinen
Ankees
Bob Spances
Bob
Jawkes
Wally Pipp
Yanks
Ieckinpaugh
White Sox
Cleveland
Dugan
Baker
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the Leagues
American League results show New York 11 over Philadelphia 4 and Washington 12 over Boston 3. Cleveland edged Chicago 3 2. Detroit beat St. Louis 5 2. National League notes include Boston over Philadelphia and Pittsburgh versus St. Louis with rain postponements. Today Philadelphia visits New York at 3 30 P M while Cleveland plays Chicago and other games touch the slate.
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National League
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Chicago Fees Court
Cau
Sng Athe Ey
Pomtoe
Ikeness
Washington
Sacs
Cher
Detroit
Brooklyn
Peck's homer fuels Yankees rally in exhibition vs Mackmen
In a rugged exhibition, Peck hit a grand slam homer after driving in a run as New York and Philadelphia battled. McAvoy triples for the Mackmen, Roth and Burns plate runs, while Shawkey returns to finish for the Yankees. Several substitutions followed as the game wore on and Rogers took the loss.
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Vick
Peck
Miller Juggins
Fewster
Baker
Wickland
Bob Shawkey
Mackmen
McAvoy
Witt
P’eh
Thomas
Roth
Walker
Lewta
Thompson
Pipp
Burns
Tougan
Rogers
New York
Sos
Shannon
PacktInpaugh
Lewis
Raker
Hannah
Byrne
Pratt
Pip
Axpy
Shawkey
Sia
Ain
Cy Shawkey
Berry Cornell's Grad Manager of Athletics Selected
Romeyn Berry of New York City, a prominent Cornell athlete from about fifteen years ago, was chosen graduate manager of athletics today in Ithaca New York to succeed G. Ervin Kent who resigned last year to enter war service.
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Berry Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Romeyn Berry
New York City
Cornell
G. Ervin Kent
Local matchups listed for upcoming sports card
The schedule shows Binghamton versus Jersey itr Toronto versus Newars Buffalo versus Baltimore and Rochester versus Reading. Matches indicate regional teams facing off in listed pairings across multiple venues.
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Binghamton
Jersey
Toronto
Newars
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Reading
H.E Buffalo
Horscher
Bingou
H. Ponohue
Doolin
H.E Buffalo Eewessa
Pitt
Dpocoln
Thomas
Nehamton
Newark
Rochester Enrereve
Jersey City Ostouswesss
Southern Association series results summary
In Birmingham the first game ended Birmingham 6 Little Rock 5 and in the second game Little Rock 6 Birmingham 4. Mobile faced Chattanooga with first game and second game scores unclear. Atlanta defeated Mobile 4 in the revealed line.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Unclear OCR List of City Results and Scores
Fragmentary sports-like OCR shows city names Providence Springfield Hartford New Haven G ittefield Waterbury Bridgeport Worcester with numbers 3 6 s 2 8 4.
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Providence
Springfield
Hartford
New Haven
Gittefield
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Worcester
Curves and Bingles Connie Mack Not Discouraged by A’s Struggles
Connie Mack proclaims he is not discouraged as the Athletics sit last in the standings. Peckinpaugh and Burns shine inconsistently, Lewis heats up, and Tipp is quiet at the plate. Rumors of future management and bench antics add to the season’s tense mood at the 919 Grounds.
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Connie Mack
Floger Peckinpaugh
Peck
Walter Tipp
Ao Yankees
George Burns
Athletics
Cicotte Lets Game Slip From Grasp in Chicago Loss
Eddie Cicotte faltered in the eighth as Cleveland delivered four hits to beat Chicago 3 to 2 in the opener. Oscar Felsch set a major league outfield putout record with eleven flies in a nine inning game, amid a tight pitching duel at Chicago.
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Chicago
Eddie Ciccotte
Cleveland
Gardner
Felsch
Oscar Felsch
Adrhpoa - Adrupoa
Leibold
Lante
E. Collina
Weaver
Smith
Jackson
Gandii
Wambs
Felach
Johnstonib
Lisberg
O Nellie
Schalke
Pagby
Cicotte
aMurphy
Vambeganss
Conwoiote
Cuicreo
Schalk
O'Neill
Lunte
Clicotte
Gandil
Graney
QwNeill
Chic
Balle
Bagby
Hite
Kerr
Washington Defeats Boston 12 to 3 in Baseball Clash
Washington battered three Boston pitchers led by Gharrity who hit two home runs and a double. Final score 12 3 with Washington piling up runs through Dumont and Mays weak spots.
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Oston
Washington
Boston
Gharrity
Mays
Dumont
Bostom
Milan
Harper
Scott
Rice
McInnis
Barry
Hooper
Vitt
McPride
MccNally
MeInnis
Balla
Caldwell
Tigers Make Hits Count in 5 2 Victory Over St Louis
Detroit wins 5 to 2 at home as Leonard keeps steady pace and the bats come alive early. Shocker falters at times while Bush, Austin, and Veach contribute key hits. Gerber drives in a run with a home run and Stanage adds offense as Detroit shores up the win.
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Detroit
Mich
Leonard
St. Louis
Shocker
ST. Re
Bush
Austin
Young
Gedeon
Tommt
Veach
Héllmann
Jacobson
Flagstead
Jones
Gerberss
I Stanage
Bevereid
Boor
Oshocker
Koob
aDemmmiltt
Maetrelt
Cccce
Cccaend
Stanage
Gerber
Shorton
Sisler
Heilmann
Heilmanne
Leonard Gedeon
Braves Defeat Phillies in Opening Game of Series
Boston edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the first game of the series on June 23. Rudolph held firm as Philadelphia threatened, while Norfolk and others supplied the offense for the Braves in a tight battle at Philadelphia.
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Rudolph
Philadelphia
Boston
Hagen to Go Abroad as Open Champion Takes New Path
Walter C. Hagen, the new national open golf champion, will not seek a club berth next season. He plans retirement from active professional play to partner in a Detroit brokerage, and will compete abroad in the British Open next year with a careful plan. He notes the need for luck and skill to beat rivals Var don, Braid, Taylor, Ray, Dupes, and others.
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Walter C. Hagen
Oakland Hills
Detroit
Hagen
Harry Vardon
James Braid
J. H. Taylor
Edward Ray
George Dupes
Stengel Delivers Sixth Inning Home Run For Pittsburgh Win
Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 3 to 2 as Stengel hit a sixth inning home run scoring Terry to put the Pirates ahead. St. Louis fielding was weak while Pittsburgh tacked on a late run. Miller earned the win for Pittsburgh with Tuero taking the loss for St. Louis in a nine inning game.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Stengel
Terry
McHenry
Paulettess
Schmidt
Oclemons
Miller
Tuero
Heathcote
Anjes
J. Miller
Stock
Paulette
Oc Scvesscavce
Cutahaw
Olen
Shotten
F. Miller
Ames
Great Pacers Vie for Spotlight in Seasonal Distance Races
The article lists a crowded field of pacers like Napoleon Direct Directum J and Esther R along with many others across stables led by Murphy Valentine McMahon and W. Fleming. It notes preparations, potential records, and key horses such as Lillian T Belle Alcantara Verne Patchen and Peter Nash as they approach north Ohio half mile tracks.
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Napoleon Direct
Geers
Betty Blacklock
Goldie Todd
Harris M
William
Ben Earl
Roan Hal
Russell Boy
Directum J
Verne Patchen
Peter Nash
Lillian T
Murphy
Zambrino
Halpacer
Lanarde
Syracuse
Direct C. Burnett
E. T. Bedford
Green Farms
Conn
Janesville
Wis
All Mapes
Hal Mapes
Hamburg Zelle
Directum I
Valentine
Baronwood
Flora A
Amonde
Gladys B
Gold Quartz
Cox
Cleveland
R. H. Brett
Esther Knight
Florence Peters
Frank Dewey
Bay State
Readville
Peter Look
McMe‘on
Toledo
Symbol Baron
Belle Alcantara
Erlie Patchen
Oro Fino
Betsey Hamlin
Columbus
Sedalia
Lexington
Hamline
Atlanta
McMahon
Indianapolis
McDonald
Sturgeon
South Bend
Ouble G
Grace Ied
Findlay
Ohio
Karl Beck
W. Fleming
Sterling
Joe Patchen Ir
Forest Farm
Miss Harris M
de Forest
Tommy
Rex
Darvester
Braden Direct
Fred Egan
Baroness Edgewood
Royal Earl
Abbe Dryad
Bingen
Fred Forman
al Whitney
Fred Ward
California
Peddler Red
Emma M
Harry Mac
Townsend
Fresno
Roy Owen
Mississippi
Oregon
Gray Hal
Hal B
Helen Chimes
Jayack
Ben Whitehead
Ben
Greb defeats Gibbons in ten round Pittsburgh bout
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh won a newspaper decision over Mike Gibbons of St. Paul in a ten round match at Forbes Field. Greb took six rounds on points, one round was even, and Gibbons won the remaining rounds in front of a record crowd.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Greb
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Forbes Field
Greb
Gibbons
Dempsey Tightens Guard at Toledo Camp
Jack Dempsey’s training intensified in Toledo with locked clubhouses and guards to deter camp followers. Manager Jack Kearns plans a fast-work program while plans for a referee proceed amid delays from Major Drexel Biddle and Gutson Borglum. Tex Rickard reports $400000 in seat sales nearing a $1,000,000 gate as Tate, Langford, and Miske sparring sessions unfold.
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New York Times
Toledo
Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Willard
Champion
Big Bill Tate
Far Rockaway
Dreamland
Tate
Jamaica
Jack Malone
Malone
Drexel Biddle
Army, Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
Gutson Borglum
Tex Rickard
Biddle
Borglum
New York
Empie
Biddie
John Reisler
Keisler
Reisler
James Guider
Gotham
United States Railroad Administration
Hartman Succumbs to Unknown Player in Middle States Opener
The Middle States Championship at Orange Lawn Tennis Club opened with upsets as R. B. Haines defeated Ingo Hartman in straight sets 6-2 6-0, while Hartman’s Quaker Ridge title run ended early. The event drew 74 entries with notable wins by F. C. Baggs Alfred Hammett Edward Oessner and Kashio as top seeds advanced.
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Haines Brothers
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
R. B. Haines
Ingo Harman
Dallas
R. L. James
F. C. Baggs
Alfred Hammett
Edward Oessner
G. A. L. Dionne
Leonard Beekman
Harold Throckmorton
Seichiro Kashio
Lindsey Dunham
Hartman
Haines
Kashio
Walter Merrill Hall
Middle States
H. B. O' Boyle
Skeer
New Jersey
M.T. Ackerland
Beekman
Baggs
Hammett
Ooessner
Norton
W. H. Cartmell
A. €. Bragaw
P. M. Pope
Kashie
Dunham
G. Garve
Harry Sachs
William Tucker
Sachs
Garve
Gwynne French
S. V. Brabang
French
Ichirya Kumagae
N. W. Niles
T. R. Pell
Edward Oelsner
Murray Vernon
Ichiya Kumagae
Alex Isler
Willam Rosenbaum
W. Moorehead
Duke Thomas
W. H Pritchard
W. ©. Dunn
Groesbeck
G. A. L Dionne
A. H. Chapin, Jr
B. M. Arnold, Jr
Hammett Norton
M. H. Soper
BH. W. Sitterly
Ingo Hartman
H. Oakley
D. W. Haines
H. A. Waterworth
Gardner Colby, Jr
R. M. Kirkland
Valentine Ely
Malcolm Scott
Harold Davis
T. T. Cooke
M. BD. Cutler
E. H. Binzen
L. B. Catley, Jr
Dr. H. Widmer
R. T. Davis
H. 3. Balch
A. D. Hammett
F. McWatty
H. Nickerson
Peter Ball
M. H. Roper
P. van Deventer
Eugene Whalen
Auguste Roche, Jr
Russell Kingman
S. Vv. Brabans
G. French
PF. H. Hendrickson
Harold Herrick
BR. P. Bennett
KR. W. Seabury
KE. J. Fixman
L. van Deventer
Harry Sacha
J. J. Mooyer
0. G. Garve
A. W. Spencer
M. Conant
Dr. Murray
Hi. BB. O’boste
M. T. Ackerland
P. A. Miller
J. P. Horton
Vv. H. Cartwell
Johnson Fat and Slow Exhibition Signals End of Career
John Johnson former heavyweight champion, weigh ing 210 pounds and out of condition, fought Bob Roper in an exhibition in Mexico City. He admitted limited usefulness to six round bouts and said Jack Dempsey planned to visit Mexico City for a twenty five round match.
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New York Times
Mexico City
John Johnson
Bob Roper
Chicago
Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Lange Wins Net Match In Manhattan Junior Championship
The Manhattan Junior Championship began at the New York Tennis Club with many good contests. Jerry Lange defeated Schlesinger 6-3 7-5 to stand out among opening round results as Vincent Richards played in Wilmington and did not compete.
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Manhattan
Forest Hills
New York
Yonkers
Lange
Schlesinger
E. Dawson
H. Ficklander
H. Kaltenbach
G. Friedbere
M. Maibin
Jerry Lange
H. Janos
G. Lendau
W. Campbell
Batley
M. Macksoud
Vincent Richards
Egelstein
DD. Mc. Callum
T. Moore
C. Hubbell
A . Barnhardt
T. Talmage
E. Rodgers
Lumbard
Feelstein
Barpoart
Dean Mathey Wins at Wimbledon First Round
U S A player Dean Mathey defeated Simpson of England 6-3 6-0 6-0 to advance. New York’s A M Lovibond beat Flavelle 6-1 6-2 as Flavelle retired. Washburn won 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-1 over Mellet. Cannon beat Davis 7-5 6-4 6-3.
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Wimbledon
England
Associated Press
Deaf Mathey
Simpson
A.M. Lovibond
New York
Flavelle
W. M. Washburn
U.S. A
Mellet
Natal
Washburn
A. M. Cannon
Davis
Ashtanter
America
A. W. Dawson
Louis Javes
Wilford
Robert T. Wrenn
Willis Davis
P. M. Dawson
Western League Extends Player Limit During War Era
The Western League voted to raise the player limit from fourteen to fifteen, revoking one wartime measure. It rejected increasing the salary cap at this time.
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Western League
Fourtene
Ffteen
Baseball Today at Polo Grounds in New York
The Americanns face Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds today with 500 in attendance expected and game time at 2 26 PF.
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N.Y
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Voshell Reaches Fifth Round in Long Island Tourney
S Howard Voshell won in straight sets over R N Haller 6 1 6 2 at the Kings County Club to advance to the fifth round of the Long Island Championship singles. The match followed a day of various results including H L Westfall defeating P L Kynaston 6 3 6 3 and H H Manchester’s easy win over D W Matthews.
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S. Howard Voshell
Bronx
Long Island
Kings County Club
R. N. Haller
Brooklyn
H. L. Westfall
P. L. Kynaston
Hi. H. Manchester
University Heights
D W. Matthews
Paul Martin
PF. Pawley
Frank Fall
J. W. Anderson
Charles Chambers
Br. R. P B. Barber
Rn. P. Barber
Henry Mellenhauer
C. Magill
Fred Anderson, Jr
Henry J. Morgenthaler
A. V. Duncan
A Cunningham
HH. KR. Burroughs
J. Ritcher
G. W. Cocks
A. S. Jamison
J”. Vawley
PF. L
Williams displays old skill at nets in Delaware tennis
R Norris Williams, former Harvard star and reigning national champion, wins in Wilmington in the Delaware singles opener. He defeats S R Walls in straight sets after advancing over Lamont du Pont by default, showing the quick, precise strokes that marked his earlier success. Other notable names include Tilden, Johnson, Biddle, and Craig. Tilden wins three matches, while Johnson and Biddle also advance.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
R. Norris Williams
Harvard
Delaware
Wilmington
Ising
S. R. Walls
Williams
Lamont du Pont
Wiliams
Hin
Walle
William T. Tilden
Wallace Johnson
Craig Biddle
Harry Johnson
Tilden
Meadowbrook polo show to set standard breeding type
In Hempstead In II on Wednesday a large polo show will run from 10 am to cover the day with over three hundred entries. The event aims to determine a standard breeding type and features prominent polo players and ladies with polo ponies. admission is free.
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New York Times
Hempstead
Meadowbrook
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