Babe Ruth Menace Breaks Out Again at Polo Grounds
The Babe Ruth menace erupted again as Boston beats New York 7 to 3 at the Polo Grounds. Ruth hit a first inning homer and drove in runs, while the Red Sox bullpen and fielding held off a late Yankee rally. Hyatt debuted for the Pirates and St. Louis Mets, with strong center-field defense and a late pinch at bat.
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Dodgers Edged in Ninth in Philadelphia Duel
In Philadelphia on June 2, Brooklyn lost 3 to 2 as Jack Coombs pitched well and Prendergast shut him down late. A decisive ninth inning rally tied the game on Fitzgerald’s hit, Bancroft’s single, Williama sacrifice, and Milton Stock’s liner over Daubert to win it for the Phillies.
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Baseball Yesterday's American and National League Results
Yesterday's baseball results show Boston beating Newark 7 to 3 in the American League. St Louis edged Cleveland 3 to 2, with Cleveland taking the first game 3 to 2 and St Louis the second 2 to 3. In the National League New York defeated Boston 4 to 1, Philadelphia won 3 to 2 over Brooklyn, and Chicago routed St. Louis 14 to ? with Pittsburgh vs Cincinnati rained out. Standings list P C along with teams and percentages.
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Where They Play Today Boston at New York
Boston faces New York in a 3 30 p m start, with Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at St Louis Chicago at Detroit in the schedule.
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Cleveland Splits Doubleheader With St Louis In Twin Bill
In St Louis on June 2 Cleveland and St Louis split a twin bill 8 2 in game one and 3 2 in game two. Morton faltered late in game one, Coveleskie held firm for Cleveland, and Rosier? bases loaded produced all runs in the ninth. Lowdermilk kept Cleveland to two hits until the eighth. Coveleskie and Rogers shutout St Louis late, with a ninth inning rally short of tying.
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Veach Key Hit Sparks Detroit Rally Over Chicago
Detroit overcame a tight game with an eighth inning rally led by Veach's single that scored Vitt and Cobb after Cunningham opened the frame. The Tigers pulled away 8 to 5 as Risberg, Weaver, and Danforth contributed earlier hits and Chicago errors padded the comeback.
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Giants Use Extra Base Drives In 4-1 Victory
New York Giants defeated Boston Braves 4 to 1 as Fletcher and Burns led the attack. Nine hits off Artie Nehl included four doubles and a triple, while Poll Perritt held the Braves to four hits and could have pitched a shutout if Rawlings hadn’t stolen two bases in the ninth.
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Cards Swamped by Cubs in One-Sided Whitewash
Chicago routed St. Louis 14 to 0 in the June 25 game, extending the visitors’ losing streak to three. Tyler allowed two hits with Carter yielding one. the Cubs tallied early and often, backed by Grmm and Merkle hits as St. Louis struggled on both offense and defense.
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Giants adopt 3 30 start at Polo Grounds after vote
Fans at Polo Grounds vote to move Giants games to 3 30 start, matching the Yankees. Ninety two percent of ballots favored the earlier time, while a small minority supported 3 o'clock and 3 45 remains unused.
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Dodgers Bay Pitcher Sale Sends Two Players to Nats and Club
New Orleans June 25 announced the sale of pitcher Dick Robertson to the Brooklyn Nationals and outfielder Ed Edmondson to the Minneapolis American Association Club by the New Orleans Southern Association Club.
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Sports scores from New England matches listed
The record lists results with New London 8 over New Haven 1, Providence 4 over Worcester 2, Providence 2 over Worcester 1, and Hartford 6 over Springfield 2, indicating a series of league or tournament outcomes with clear winner margins. The items read like a concise results bulletin from a regional sports page.
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Little Rock Defeats Nashville In Southern Association Action
The Little Rock travelers shut out Nashville 2 to 0, then fall behind 4 to 1 against Chattanooga and 10 to 6 against New Orleans, with Birmingham trailing Mobile in a sequence of Southern Association results.
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Empress Leads At Aqueduct In Delayed Victory
Empress scored a long delayed victory for James Butler in the second race at Aqueduct yesterday. Fleeing Sheik won the Canarsie Selling Stakes for two-year-olds, with Blairgowrie and Potier close behind. Dorcas upset the mare handicap, outfinishing Priscilla Mullens and Hanovia in a tight finish.
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Nassau Driving Club Fourth Parkway Matinee Recap
The Nassau Driving Club staged its fourth matinee at Parkway track with ten races. Oma Binten won the 2:30 pace for Charley Weiland, followed by Cream Ridge Belle owned by Johny Grafton. multiple trots and paces, including 2:10 to 2:35 mile times, were listed for various horses and divisions.
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Sale of Yearlings Fetches Varied Prices at Durland’s
The Powers-Hunter sale at Durland’s last night mixed stylish thoroughbreds with many less promising yearlings. Prices ranged from 750 to 6000 dollars, topped by Samuel L. D. Riddle paying 6000 for a chestnut colt by Peter Quince Yolanda, half brother to stake winner Honeydew. Other observed entries include multiple Peter Quince crosses and a Luke McLuke bred chestnut bay, with sales results for several properties.
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Leonard Beats Brittin In Six Round World Title Defense
Benny Leonard the lightweight champion defeated Jack Brittin on points in six rounds at Shibe Park Open Air Arena Philadelphia. Leonard pressed the action while Brittin offered danger with a strong left chop. Both fighters weighed under 141 pounds with Leonard seeking a knockout in the final round. Captain Gilck of Camp Upton assisted Leonard's corner.
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Unclear Regional Scores Reported For Multiple Games
A sequence of game scores lists Rochester beating Jersey City 8 2, Rochester 14 Jersey City 10, Syracuse 8 Newark 1, Buffalo 6 Baltimore 4, Toronto 8 Binghamton 6 with no context or dates. The fragment provides only scattered results and lacks teams, events, or standings context.
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Hall Shows Skill In Tennis Tourney
Walter Merrill Hall advanced to the semi finals of the Middle States championships at Orange Lawn Club by beating Gerald Emerson 6-3 6-1. Other matches drew partial results with Dionne and Bennett knotted at one set apiece as play continued. Veterans Rosenbaum and Behr appeared, while the doubles opened with Kashio and Allen Behr defeating Widner and Pritchard 6-2 6-3 and a women’s draw began with several entrants listed.
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Allen Hebr
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F. W. Elmendorf
Vincent Arguimbeau
Comfort in the Clouds Men’s Summer Suits and Rainproof Overcoats
An advertisement praises comfortable summer suits with high quality fabrics and tailored cuts. It also touts a Scotch Mist rainproof overcoat as the surest defense against showers. The ad promotes a National War Savings Day on June 28 and lists locations on Broadway and Fifth Avenue for retailer Racers Peet Company.
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