Red Sox Win First Game as Yankees Take Second
Bob Shawkey saves the Yankees in a 4 to 1 win and Carl Mays loses the second game after a Sox comeback. Babe Ruth struggles, Ernie Shore falters early, but Shawkey shuts down Boston in relief. Ping Bodie and Baker drive runs for New York while Roth and Scott contribute for Boston.
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Giants Gain Even Break With Braves
Giants split a Boston doubleheader, losing 6 5 in the first game and winning 5 3 in 14 innings in the second. Fred Toney struggled in the opener. Barnes and Rudolph staged a pitching duel in the nightcap with Dubuc earning the win after a late Giants rally.
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
In the American League Boston lost to New York 2 to 6 and split a pair 4 to 1. Washington beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 and 6 to 3. Detroit defeated Cleveland 3 to 1. Chicago edged St. Louis 3 to 2. In the National League Boston took a 6 to 5 win over New York with a 5 to 5 14 inning tie listed, Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 2 to 0 and 6 to 3, Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 0, and Chicago beat St. Louis 6 to 5.
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Where They Play Today
Boston at New York at 3 P M. Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Brooklyn at 3 P.M. St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Records and Rivalries As AL Streak Ties and NL Hope Loom
Joger Ackinpaugh ties the American League hitting streak with sixteen games and aims for the National League mark of eighteen. Peck extends his hit streak to fifteen, with contributions from the opener and second game. Ruth struggles, while Mays and Roth impact the games, and Barry reshuffles strategies for the second clash as Dumont warms up and Mays appears.
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Cubs Take Uphill Game In Final of Series
Chicago defeats St Louis 6 to 6 in a see saw finale after late scoring, with hitters Miller Pick and Shotton contributing and pitching by Tyler Bailey and May. Errors by Pick Magee and Martin and numerous base hits mark the game from Comiskey Park.
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Senators Win Two Games Over Athletics
Washington triumphed twice over Philadelphia with Erickson and Shaw holding the mound. In the opener Washington won 4 to 1 and in the second game 6 to 3 as Burris and Dowd debuted for the Athletics. Strunk returned after two years, with Judge, Foster, and Milan among listed players and several defensive notes.
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Tigers Keep On Winning
Detroit tops Cleveland 3 to 1 for a sixth straight win. Three hits and two errors aided the fourth inning rally led by Coveleskie as Cleveland miscues and Detroit baserunners propelled the win. Jones Wood and Bush produced key hits while Leonard pitched six innings before Phillips closed out.
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Misplay Helps White Sox Narrow Win Over Cardinals
A wild sixth inning throw by Gedeon allowed two runs to score and Jackson followed with a single as Chicago edged St. Louis 3 to 2. The White Sox mounted offense late and held off the Cardinals in a tight interleague clash.
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Dodgers Triumph Over Phillies In Two Game Set
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 2 to 0 in the opener as Cadore and Rixey trade three hits apiece. In the nightcap the Dodgers win 6 to 3 behind Mamaux and sustained hitting led by Myers and Konetchy, with Ward and Johnston driving key runs.
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Lehigh Defeats Lafayette on Alumni Day in 4–1 Victory
Lehigh beat Lafayette 4 to 1 for the fourth straight win in the five game series on Alumni Day in Bethlehem. The besting featured a large graduating crowd and a late rally after innings with Lehigh scoring in the first, second, and seventh frames while Lafayette added a lone run in the sixth. Johnson and Herrington teamed on the mound for Lehigh with Moyer and Buchner handling Lafayette.
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Fragmentary OCR scores and city names for regional game
Incomplete transcript shows a sequence of city names and numbers including Springfield Hartford Waterbury Providence Pittsfield and multiple digits. Readable items suggest an intercity game listing with scores or rounds but lacks coherent structure or full context.
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Southern Association Scores and Standings Highlight Parities
In Atlanta and Little Rock games the hosts split results with Atlanta defeating Little Rock 2 to 1. New Orleans and Chattanooga tied 4 to 4 with the match called in the seventh inning. Birmingham beat Memphis 6 to 1 while Mobile shut out Nashville 0 to 0.
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American Association Scoreboard Fragment
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Sallee Blanks Pirates in Cincinnati Win
Sallee pitched effectively as Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 0. Miller struggled in the first inning but Cincinnati pushed across a run on a hit, an error, and a double steal in the ninth, with two more runs scoring on two hits and an error.
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Peckinpaugh and Cravath Lead Major League Batters
Yankees star Roger Peckinpaugh leads the American League with a .395 average over 43 games and a 14 game hitting streak while Buck Weaver and Doc Johnston top others in hits and steals. In the National League Gavvy Cravath maintains the league lead in batting and home runs as Ivy Olson drives in runs, with Rube Eller and other pitchers noted for victories.
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Baseball Records and Leaders in the International League
The report lists top performers through June 25 including Bill See of Rochester leading with a .396 average ahead of George Kelly at .385. Fred Maisel of Baltimore leads hits with 83 and runs with 59. Otus Lawry tops steals with 26. John Paul Jones of Toronto has nine wins and one defeat among pitchers.
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Plan for new division of world series money proposed
Club owners and players in the two major leagues discuss a revised plan to divide the world series receipts. The scheme would cut the share for the two contesting clubs and boost rewards for second and third place teams, with about 60 percent of the first four games pooled.
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Canadians Defeat U S Team at Pershing Stadium
Canada beat the United States 2 to 1 at Pershing Stadium in France. Ernie Tate of Port Huron Michigan pitched well for Canada, supported by two other American-born teammates. Canada scored both runs in the late fourth inning while Taylor held the Canadians to a lone fourth inning tally.
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