Giants Move Toward Front in Slugfest With Phils
Imre Giants return to town for a week aiming to reclaim first in the league by beating the Phillies 6 to 1. Demaree held off extra scoring after a first inning homer by Cy Williams, as George Burns and Frankie Frisch contributed key hits and defensive plays to swing the game in New York’s favor.
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Imre-Giants
Coorans
McGraws
Phils
New York
Chicago
al Demarre
Cy Williams
Will
Giants
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Kauff
Wiie
Ed Sicking
Texas
Larry Doyle
Doyle
Batesman
Lew Metarty
St Louis Drives Past Pirates Eight to One
Harmony was rocked early as St. Louis scored seven runs in the first inning en route to an 8 to 1 victory over Pittsburgh. Hornsby delivered power with a three base hit and Getz and Cutshaw contributed key plays as St. Louis limited Pirates hitters and coasted to the win.
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T. Louis
Pirates
Matt d
Sanders
Tere Wallace
Gonzales
Caton Seuls
Ren
Ge Hite
Hornsby
Paulette
Iron
Geta
Cutshaw
Mollwita
Getz
Mollwits
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
St. Louiis
Balle
Harmon
Hite
Oorf
Meadows
Hinchman
Baseball results and standings from yesterday
In the National League New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 2, St Louis won 8 to 1 over Pittsburgh, and other games included Brooklyn at Boston and Chicago at Cincinnati with weather notes. The American League saw New York 10 Philadelphia 2 and Washington 3 Boston 1, with Cleveland 3 Detroit 1 in extra innings. Standings show New York leading the NL and New York and Boston atop the AL. today’s schedule features Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Boston among others.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
National League
Tates
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Pittabureh
Rockiya
Hoxton
White Sox Break Even in Doubleheader Debut
Jimmy Burke debut as St. Louis manager splits a Chicago doubleheader. First game goes to St. Louis 3 to 1 in eleven innings, second game Chicago wins 6 to 2. Players mentioned include Tobin, Gedeon, Hendryx, Demmitt, Colina, Risberg, Sothoron, Davenport, and others. St. Louis and Chicago both tally errors and timely hits across the two games.
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Chicago
Jimmy Burke
Fielder Jones
St. Louis
Louis
Uuscago
Tobin
Ulelboth
Murphy
Cicotte
Maisel
Demmitt
Gedeor
Loule
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Sothoron
Heotte
Plicher
Ey Sothoron
Risberg
Seotheror
Davenport
Matee
E. Collina
Lin
Benz
Teifield
Rinberg
Heng
Liavenport
Ruth Hits Tenth Homer As Senators Top Red Sox 3 1
Ruth belted a solo homer for his tenth this season off Harper, the only Red Sox hit allowed, lifting Washington to a 3 1 opening win in the series. Harper earned his sixth straight victory while Boston stranded multiple runners and managed little offense.
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Boston
Harper
Senators
Washington
Ruth
Fieed Wall
Cleveland Beats Detroit 3-1 In Opening Game
Cleveland defeats Detroit 3 to 1 in the opening game of a five game series. Kallio allows five hits and walks one, with Coumbe providing key defensive plays behind him. Harper drives in runs for Cleveland while Detroit strands runners and commits a costly error.
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Iland
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Speaker
O Cobb
Roth
Veach
Wamane
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Cunningham
Wambagans
Hapman
Columbus 5 Kansas City 1 Toledo 4 Milwaukee 8
Reported scores across multiple games with city matchups including Columbus, Kansas City, Toledo, Milwaukee, St Paul, Louisville, Minneapolis and Indianapolis. Scores show a mix of wins for Milwaukee and Minneapolis with other cities posting varying results.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
St Paul
Louieville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Bridgeport Triumphs in Doubleheader Play
Bridgeport wins 8 to 2 over Waterbury in game one while New London beats Worcester 0 9 3 Hartford Springfield 3 Providence 2 New Haven 1 in a sequence of results.
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Bridgeport
Wass
Waterbury
New Londonorcester
Hartford
Springfield
Providence
New Haven
Yankees Hold Top Spot With Big Win Over Athletics
The Yankees defeated Philadelphia 10 to 2 in the first game of the series as a power surge in the second inning produced five runs and two homers in the ninth. Pratt and Hannah led with homers, Baker added key hits, while Finneran struggled after a rough middle innings. Gregg yielded the decisive blows as New York’s offense racked nine runs in two late frames and the Mackmen protested his pitches, drawing inspections of the ball.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Yankees
Huggins
Gregg
Joe Finneran
Mackmen
Joe Dugan
Finneran
New York
Connie
Silk O'Loughlin
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Red Cross Steeplechase at Saratoga for War Charity
Saratoga Racing Association plans a Red Cross Subscription Steeplechase on August 17 to raise about 20000. Owners of cross country performers must subscribe 1000 to enter, with the association adding 1000 and a 200 value prize. The owner of the winner gets the plate and his subscription back. remaining funds go to the Red Cross. Entries close July 18 with at least twenty subscribers hoped.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Red Cross
Latonia Derby to Double Added Money Next Year
Cincinnati June 98 General Manager John Hachmeister of the Latonia Jockey Club says the Latonia Derby value will be doubled for next year making it the richest American race for three year olds. The Latonia club will add 20000 dollars versus 10000 this year geldings barred entries limited to entire colts and fillies.
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Cincinnati
John Hachmeister
Latonia Jockey Club
Latoula Jockey Club
Sailors at Pelham Bay to Host Boxing Show
At Pelham Bay Naval Training Station this afternoon a boxing exhibition features ring stars under Billy Gibson. Benny Leonard fights Freddie Reese and Jack Britton faces Pats Cline among a full card with Bartley Madden Jim Tully Wille Jackson Leo Johnson Coffey Jeannette Brennan Norfolk Murray Jerome Levinsky Turner Adair Contfrey Wallace Callahan Volgar Sharkey Bartfield Kelly.
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Clay Turner
Barney Adair
Prankie Contfrey
Eddie Wallace
Frankie Callahan
Benny Volgar
Jack Sharkey
Soldier Bartfield
Tex Kelly
Bantamweight Duel Opens Jersey City Card July 3
Peter Herman of New Orleans and Frankie Burns of Jersey City train for an eight round bantamweight bout as the opening attraction at Jersey City Baseball Grounds on July 3. Herman expects to arrive Monday. Burns trains at Long Branch.
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Peter Herman
New Orleans
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Jersey City Baseball Grounds
Herman
Burns
Long Branch
Hall advances in Middle States tennis championship
Walter Merrill Hall beat Seiichiko Kashio in three sets 3-6 1-6 6-7-5 to move closer to the title and face Theodore Roosevelt Pell in the challenge round. Browning sisters dominate the women’s draw with Natalie Browning and Adelaide Browning reaching finals. Women’s doubles feature Green and Browning in lower bracket and Mills and Wagner in upper bracket.
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Hall
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
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Stuart Green
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Dr. Magary
Bassford Reaches Final In Westchester Tennis
Abraham Bassford and George Sing advanced to the men's singles final at the Westchester County championships held at Gedney Farms. Semi finalists included Ford, Bowman, King, Drake, and pairs in doubles and mixed events. The first final round matches start at 2 PM as Ned details of scores show a strong day of play. Athletes Helen Gilleaudeau and Madeline Lowerre also advanced in women's singles.
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Gedney Farms Country Club
Asijes Abraham Bassford
George Sing
Herbert J. Bowman
B. F. Drake
Helen Gilleaudeau
D. Cone
Madeline Lowerre
A. Ellsworth
Abdraham Ford, Jr
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George King
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Lord, Jr
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Jeaudeau
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Donner
Athascio
Long Shots Rule Day At Aqueduct
A full Aqueduct program saw two 20 to 1 winners amid a day with no strong favorites. Ticket won the Milwood Handicap ahead of St Isidore and Sun Isidore, while Jill upset Keen Jane as Enfilade led all the way in the mares race. Scarce top names held form as several favorites failed to win.
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Unclear Scoreboard Notes From Regional Sports Page
Fragmentary odds and scores list team results including Binghamton 4 Buffalo 1 and Toronto 1 percent in a rain affected Newark at Chester game with Jersey City at Syracuse.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Syracuse
Memphis and Nashville Scorecard From Southern Association
Memphis defeats Nashville 6 to 5 in a close Southern Association game while Nashville edges Memphis 5 to 0 in the other listed contest. No further matches are on the schedule.
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Southern Association
Memphis
Nashville
Plattsburg Games Held At Reserve Officers Camp
A strong wind marred the Plattsburg Reserve Officers training camp field day. Twenty companies competed with no major records. Company RK won the intercompany title 16 to 15 to 1 St. Peters. C. E. Nicholas of Pittsburgh won the high jump 5 feet 4 inches. Dudley V. Smith of Virginia Military Institute took the broad jump 21 feet 3.5 inches. Bernard Peters of Pittsburgh University won both 100 and 220 yard dashes. Harold Pratt of Maine ran 100 yards in 9.3 seconds. F. B. Stewart of Williams won the half mile in 2:13.4. H. B. Carpenter of Massachusetts Agricultural College ran the mile in 5:15. Raymond Sterts of Brown won the bayonet race in 0:18.3. Military duty resumed after the meet.
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New York Times
Plattsburg, N. Y
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Williams
H. B. Carpenter
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Raymond
Sterts
Brown
First Race Listed for Various Ages Plus Handicaps
Racing card listing six races with horses and weights for a program. Includes Torchbearer and Valais in the First Race, St Charlette and Trumpater in the Second, High Time and Questionnaire in the Third, Roamer and Damruach in the Fourth, several contenders in the Fifth, and Maiden two-year-olds in the Sixth with various weights and claims noted.
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Manakin
Wise Man
the Cock
Empress
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Lot
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Crumpsall
St. Charteete
Brooks
Trumpater
Shannon River
Early Light
Bet
Dunbueyne
Sternal
Ar Marvel
Different Eyes
the Trump
Star Realm
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Routledge
Stickington
Weaty Hogan
Damruach
Borrow
Torm McTaggart
Priscilla Mullen
N. RK
Beal
M. Miller
Kingfisher
Bifinon
He Wil
Langden
Highland Lazsis
Lio
Itabbab
Leo
Betas Brady
Derk Niote
Hoende
Godden Glow
Kirstie
Aliso
Pierre A
Hae
Rank Shannon
Jack Mesley
Charlie Thorley
Polly
IL Iimp
Deveridge
Miida
Mrs Stockton Wins One Prize as Handicap Event Declines Second
Mrs L Stock ton of the Raritan Valley Country Club easily won the gross prize at Arcola Country Club with a fH round. She declined the driving prize due to the rule against winning multiple awards, allowing Mrs Irving Brown of Haworth to claim the driving prize with 11 and 139 yards. Mrs Percy Thompson of the home club took the net handicap prize with 16 15 91 as her best round yet.
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Raritan Valley Country Club
Arcola
Somerville
Irving Brown
Haworth
Percy Thompson
Home Club
Thompson
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