Yankees past Cleveland to take early lead in AL
New York jumped to first in the American League by a wild win over Philadelphia, with nine steals aiding the effort. Mey’s wildness and defensive lapses by Cleveland and a late surge by the Yankees gave Donovan’s men a board of runs as Magee starred in the field. Struck by late errors, Cleveland faltered while the Yankees capitalized on base running to surge ahead.
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New York
Athletics
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McKechnie
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Fletcher
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Benton
Wild Ritech
Meesars
Byron and
Quigley
Cubs Win Odd Game to Rub Cleveland From First
Chicago defeats Cleveland 5 to 4 in an odd series game. Felsch and Four spark offensive support while Coveleskie and Coumbe yield key moments. Russell's pitching and miscues influence the scoring, with notable extra-base hits from Howard and J Collins as Chicago seizes the win.
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Chicago
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Coveleskie
Coumbe
Felsch
Graney
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O'Neill
von Kol- Setee
Fournier
Felach
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E. Collins
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Eveland
Pele
Russell
Rune
Standing of the Clubs and Today’s Games Schedule
The standings show wins and losses with a 29 a P. listing. Today’s schedule includes Guheister at Newark Providence Montreal at Baltimore Toronto at Richmond.
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Newark
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Richmond
R.H.E
Baseball results from yesterday in two leagues
National League games saw New York lose 4 5 to Philadelphia and Brooklyn win 3 2 over St Louis. Pittsburgh edged Chicago 3 2 in a second game lasting 158 innings. American League results had Philadelphia 7 over New York 1 and Chicago 5 over Cleveland 1. Other scores included Washington 6 Houston 2 and St Louis 5 Detroit 3. Standings note Brooklyn and Philadelphia leading in NL. New York and Cleveland atop AL.
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Philadelphia at New York Basketball Schedule Note
Brooklyn at Boston Chicago at St Louis New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Cleveland Boston at Washington Detroit at Chicago.
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Senators Beat Champs in Tight Washington Win
Washington defeated Boston 6 to 2 to pull into a tie for third place. Johnson held Boston after the third inning as Moeller and Shanks led the offense with key hits and timely run production. The game lasted one hour fifty five minutes with Johnson earning the win and Shore taking the loss.
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Giants Edge Phillies as Lobert Sparks Comeback at Polo Grounds
Hans Lobert, long thought finished, delivered a clutch sacrifice fly in the eighth to score Merkle and give New York a 4 3 victory over Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds. Coogan's Bluff jinx shaken as Giants bench shift yields new rhythm. Demaree of the Phillies fails to halt the rally despite early lead.
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Giants
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Lobert
Phillies
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Merkle
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Quakers
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Hoth
Coogan
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McGraw
Rightield
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Pol Perritt
Pol
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Niehoffs
Stock
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Kauff
Niehoff
Burne
Fletcher
Luders
McKechnie
Rarldan
Schauer
Rube
Pirates Win Twice in Chicago in Longest Doubleheader
Art Wilson's homer in the 18th capped an 8–2 Pittsburgh victory after an 8–2 win in the first nine innings. McConnell pitched 17 innings for Chicago with 12 hits allowed as the Pirates take both ends of the twin bill at Chicago.
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Art Wilson
Pittsburgh
Pirates
McConnell
Cubs
Warner
Carey
Rune Carey
Witcon
Zwitllin Broten
O'Brien
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Mann
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Schulte
Baird
Mulligan
Sater
Flack
Fireto
Miller
Harmon
Jacobs
Cooper
Hendrix
Roy Miller
Fischer
Messrs. Rigler and Orth
Tigers Rally Past Cubs? Tigers Edge Detroit 5 4 in St Louis
St Louis beat Detroit 5 to 4 to drop the Tigers into the second division. Plank allowed five hits for St Louis while Mitchell and Boland each worked, with Plank earning the win in nine innings. Three-base hit by Pratt and steals by Cobb, Austin, Tobin, Shotton, Marsans, and Lavan highlighted the game.
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Chobbett
Veach
Boland
Pratt
Cobbd
Austin
Marsans
Lavan
Cobb
Chapman
Cunningham
Mitchell
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Dineen
Unclear Scoreline Drops In Midwestern Contest
A series of matches shows Minneapolis leading Kansas City 8 to 2 while St. Paul trails Milwaukee and Toledo 7 to 2. Louisville edges Indianapolis 1 to 2, and Columbus beats Indianapolis 1 to 2.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Intercity Scores From Regional Matches Noted
Springfield led Bridgeport 15 to 6 in a regional game while Portland faced Lawrence and New London. Worcester defeated New Haven 2 to 1 as Hartford topped Lynn 2 to 0 with other score lines in the day’s listings.
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Bridgeport
Portland
Lawrence
New London
Lowell
Worcester
New Haven
Hartford
Lynn
Rock takes win over New Orleans as teams clash
In the Southern Association action Chattanooga records a 5 to 2 victory over New Orleans while Birmingham edges Memphis 1 to 0 and Mobile posts a 6 to 4 win at Nashville. Atlanta dominates Lethe Rock 9 to 0.
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New Orleana
Birmingham
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Atlanta
Letthe Rock
Cardinals Rally Nabs Ninth Inning Win Over Reds
In Cincinnati on June 28, St. Louis overcame a late deficit with a ninth inning rally to beat the Reds 9 to 6. Hornsby collected two singles, two triples, and a home run in five plate appearances, supporting a Cardinals offense that eroded Cincinnati pitching across seven innings.
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Emilie
Pirates Release Smith In Major League Move
Pittsburgh announces infielder James Smith is released to the Toronto club of the International League. He will report to Richmond, Virginia, where the team is currently playing.
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Smith
Pittsburgh
James Smith
Pittsburgh Nationals
Toronto
Richmond
Pfeffer Stifles Boston as Brooklyn Wins 8-2
Pfeffer pitched superbly guiding Brooklyn to an 8 to 2 victory over Boston. The Dodgers built a 4-0 lead and withstood a Boston rally after a 2-1 advantage by the Braves. Evers Collins and Magee fueled the offense with key hits while Johnson Stengel and Olson anchor fielding.
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Arice
Meyers
Tragesser
Chicle Triumphs in Brooklyn Derby at Aqueduct
Chicle, Harry Payne Whitney’s imported three-year-old, won the Brooklyn Derby at Aqueduct with Star Hawk second and Churchill third. Friar Rock, previous Handicap winner, finished fifth as a large crowd watched the 28th running of the historic race. Chicle clocked 1:51 3-5 for the mile and a furlong, delivering a powerful late surge to secure the victory.
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Carolina Victorious In Interclub Race Week Showdown
Bridgeport reports conclude the interclub racing week with Carolina and a fleet of schooners winning in multiple classes. Flyaway IL posted a strong time of 68 minutes 15 seconds for a 17 mile Sound course run.
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Moran and Dillon Edge For Ten Round Heavyweight Tilt
Frank Moran of Pittsburgh and Jack Dillon of Indianapolis prepare for a ten round bout at Washington Park Brooklyn tonight with a potential purse of 40 000. Moran holds 40 percent of receipts while Dillon gets 25 percent as promoters back the fight drawing fans from across the country.
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Milwaukee
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New York
Hilton Wins Metropolitan Junior Golf Title
Vincent K. Hilton of Greenwich Country Club defeated Harry Scharff of New York Golf Club 4 up and 2 to play to win the metropolitan junior championship. Hilton also claimed the medal round, finishing ahead of G. Hale and H. Pierce, while Scharff advanced by beating H. Pierce in the semifinals. The match featured a long iron shot to set up a two-up lead and Hilton never trailed in the final.
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Englewood
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New York Golf Club
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Oonaris
Newbury Races Set for Hunt Cup Handicap and Summer Cup
At Newbury on Friday the Hunt Cup Handicap worth 5000 dollars and the Newbury Summer Cup of 2500 dollars will be decided. A large field is entered with 33 for the Hunt Cup and 38 for the Summer Cup, including several Irish Derby contenders.
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Landon
England
Newbury
First Race Handicap and Stakes Card at Local Meet
The program lists six races for three-year-olds and up with weights and entries. Notable runners include Star Gift 114, Corsican 109, Gloaming 8, Fresh contenders like Pay Streak 142, Flying Peep 157, and Zellwood 147, plus Open entries such as Top Hat 102 and Gunbearer Limp plus a selling mile for three-year-olds led by Humiliation 104 and Ray of Light 19.
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Q. ¥. Miller
Sinal
Edna Kenna
Sporting Goods Sale Offers Rackets and Golf Clubs
A sale highlights special purchase rackets from two makers including seconds and discontinued models plus irons and wood clubs with hand forged heads and hickory shafts. The shop also cuts prices on hats, clothing for men and boys, and a full range of sporting goods in a general clean-up event.
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