Giants and Dodgers Split Doubleheader at Ebbets Field
In a high scoring opener New York topped Brooklyn 11 to 8 as Benny Kauff led the Giants with a key seventh inning triple. The second game went 12 innings with Brooklyn nabbing an 8 to 1 win as Marquard and Benton matched zeroes before the Robins pulled away late. The huge crowd of 28,000 witnessed a tense pitching duel and a dramatic late rally capped by Cutshaw and Merkle in the 12th.
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Where They Play Today National League and American League
Summary of yesterday's National and American League results and today’s scheduled games. Brooklyn visits New York in a 12 inning second game. Boston and Philadelphia split. Cincinnati tops St Louis in 11. Washington and New York tied 8. standings show Cleveland and New York atop leagues. Today’s games include New York at Brooklyn at 3 30 PM and Chicago at Cleveland among others.
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Mets and Dodgers Noted in Eleven Inning Rating Tie
Three-base hits by Fletcher Mowrey Miller powered a Brooklyn assault with Olson’s sacrifice. New York left eight on base, Brooklyn nine. Benton allowed seven hits and one run in eleven innings, Marquard two hits and one run in twelve, Perritt one-third of an inning. Benton struck out five, Marquard seven, with a wild pitch by Marquard. Time of game two hours twelve minutes. Umpires Mesars Byron and Quigley.
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Reds Win In Eleventh On Strewn Ninth Inning Woes
The Cincinnati Reds defeated St. Louis 5 to 4 in eleven innings after a 4–4 tie through nine. Key late scoring in the 11th gave Cincinnati the win, with Groh and Wingo among the offensive contributors as the bullpen held the visitors.
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Beebe Blankets White Sox in Cleveland Debut
Fred Beebe former National League pitcher who declined Buffalo this year made his Cleveland debut and shut out Chicago with three hits allowed, two first base runners, and one of them reaching second. Cleveland scored two runs in the first inning on Danforth’s two-run triple. Beebe allowed eight hits and struck out four over ten innings. Russell relieved for Chicago.
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Indians Wear Numbers on Sleeves in Historic Baseball Move
In a historic change players on the home club wear numbers on their sleeves for easy fan identification, with numbers placed opposite player names on the scorecard. This debut marks the first use of numbers as a standard feature in baseball.
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Eastern League and Southern Association Scores Display Mixed Night
Eastern League games saw Lynn beat New Haven 7 to 4 while New Orleans edged Little Rock 8 to 6 in another Southern Association tilt. The day also lists a 3 00 P M start for Americare and Acte inBARABAL.
Yanks Fall In Long Eleventh Inning At Polo Grounds
The Yankees and Senators tied through ten and went to the eleventh as slow play and timely hitting dominated at the Polo Grounds. Baker homered for New York while Walter Johnson and Baumann sparked late rallies. Johnson held the Yanks early, but Washington won 9 to 8 in a three hour and fifteen minute contest with Donovan juggling pitchers and fielders throughout.
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Phillies Doubleheader Loss to Boston Champions
Boston tops Philadelphia 5 1 in the first game and 5 0 in the second, clinching the doubleheader as Philadelphia errors and pitching woes hindered the home club. Boston used four pitchers across the two games while Philadelphia failed to capitalize on early rallies.
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Tigers Trim Browns in St Louis Tilt
Coveleskie outpitched his former teammate Hamilton as Detroit beat St Louis 8 to 1. The Tigers broke the game open with a seventh inning rally, Baker doubled and Coveleskie contributed a third hit. St Louis scored in the fourth on a ratt double and Coveleskie wild pitch.
Regional scores brief with mixed outcomes
Syracuse leads with 4 to Albany 2 while Binghamton posts 13 and Wilkes Barre 5. Harrisburg shows 0 in a ties marked 2 with Elmira recording 3. The fragment lists several city scores and unclear tie markers.
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Ormesdale Wins QaRail Handicap at Aqueduct
Ormesdale riding for Richard T. Wilson won the six and a half furlong QaRail Handicap by a short head over Dr. Larrick at Aqueduct. Jockey McTaggart rallied Ormesdale in the final stretch to edge ahead, with Kewassa and others close behind.
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First Race Leads Daily Card of Five Thoroughbred Events
Six furlongs open for three year olds and up with weights including Striker 114 and Humiliation 119. Second race lists maidens and geldings over one mile with Paradise 108 and Batten 106. Fourth race is Canarsie Selling Stakes for two year olds, Fright Star 100 and Genesis 112. Fifth race for four year olds and up at one mile and a sixteenth features May O Light 92 and Tamerlane 107. Sixth race offers two year olds in five furlongs with Amalgemator 115 and Ballad 115.
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Philadelphias rally wins as Boston errors cost game
Philadelphia defeats Boston 6 to 5 on June 26, stringing hits to overcome five Boston pitchers. Rowe and Ruth collect key hits, with Rowe driving in two and Ruth advancing a runner with a single.
Opening Race Day A Dismal Failure
Greenwich June 26 An absolute calm doomed the opening day of the interclub cruising race week with 75 to 100 sailing yachts at Oyster Bay ready to start. Only a dozen craft reached the line. wind failed and the first race postponed to tomorrow. Power boats and steam yachts also delayed as crews struggle with mobilized troops and shortages.
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Yearling Sale Draws Strong Bids at Upperville Auction
Henry T. of Upperville Virginia sells twenty two thoroughbred yearlings chiefly sired by Superman James. Total realized 4550 dollars with several high prices including a King James offspring bought by Sandy McNaught. Notable progeny include a Notasulga colt and a Maxim-Uttimate derivee. Multiple bidders secured entries as the sale closed amid brisk competition. Separately Yale lines up 1917 baseball with Trinity College Durham and a game with Methodist College slated April 7.
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Bags on sale for Fourth offer at 11.50
Heavy cowhide black leather lined bags offered at 11.50 today. Manufacturer pledged a special for the Fourth, with a summer serge blue bag promising sun fade resistance. About 200 bags advertised as a sale with plans arranged months prior.
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Straw branding and promo note at Broadway and 13th
Short item notes a registered trademark straw quality claim and the Japanama vacation slogan with a location cue Broadway at 13th St. and Warren. It reads like a trade label notice mentioning trademark status and marketing taglines without broader context.
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