Uproar at Polo Grounds as Giants and Dodgers clash in brawl
Umpires Johnson and Byron faced a stormy scene as 16,000 spectators watched two back to back games. The Dodgers beat the Giants 5 to 3 in a tense finish, then the Giants rallied to tie before Murray drove in the winning run in the eighth as bench and players argued.
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Riot Sparks Cincinnati Chicago Series Fight
Chicago won the opening game 10 to 7 over Cincinnati amid near riot conditions after Moran was ejected for disputing a fair ball call. The dugouts cleared as players and umpires restrained heated exchanges involving Herzog Moran and Sweeney, with several players suspended or escorted away and Spike Shannon later added to the Federal League umpire staff.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 7 New York 6 and Philadelphia at Boston rain. American League games show Washington 1 New York 0 and Boston 7 Philadelphia 1 with St Louis beating Detroit 8 2. Federal LeagueBrooklyn 11 Baltimore 2 and International League Rochester 16 Newark 1. Toronto at Providence postponed.
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Scheduled NBA Battles Across Cities
A list of matchups includes Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at St Leula Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia St Leais at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit Providence at Newark Baltimore at Jersey City Rochester at Toronto with a note that no games are scheduled.
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Niehoff Accepts Federal Offer Reported in Chicago
A Chicago report claims Otto Niehoff a third baseman with Cincinnati Na has accepted a federal league offer to jump to a new team. The story cites an excellent authority but lacks official confirmation. The development centers on potential league moves and player transfers.
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Disputed decision costs Yankees game in Washington
Old Jack Warhop limited the Yankees to one run as Joe Boehling matched him in a pitchers duel. An umpiring decision by Ollie Chill sparked manager Frank Chance’s suspension and fueled Washington supporters’ ire. The final score favored Washington 1 to 0.
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White Sox Take Opening Game 3-2 Over Tigers
Chicago wins the first of a three game series 3-2 as they score two in the sixth on an error two singles and a sacrifice fly. Veach made highlight plays including a leaping catch in the second inning and Pawer handed the eighth inning rally for Detroit.
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Cobb and Gilmore Meet in Buffalo
In Buffalo on June 29 President James A Gilmore of the Federal League and Ty Cobb of the Detroit Americans denied offers to Cobb to jump to the Federals. They said only a pleasant chat occurred and Cobb then umpired a game. Gilmore discussed Hal Chase and the injunction blocking him from playing for Buffalo in New York State. Papers to vacate the injunction would be served within days. Gilmore then left for Chicago and Cobb sailed to Detroit.
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Brooklyn Club lowers baseball prices at Washington Park
The Brooklyn Federal League club announces a price cut starting tomorrow for the Tiptops game with Buffalo. Sun bleachers are abandoned and 25 cent seats are added in a grand stand section while most of the stadium costs drop to 50 cents. President Robert B Ward cites demand for affordable entertainment and compares to 25 cent ball by Athletics and Red Sox.
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Will Claim World's Title in Federal League Move
June 2 1915 Chicago The Federal League may crown a world champion this fall by letting the pennant winner challenge the World Series winner from the National and American Leagues or have a showdown with a star-studded club if the proposal is rejected. James Gilmore says the league seeks major league status via public recognition despite the National and American Leagues’ agreement blocking such challenges.
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Boston Braves Trade Circles Cardinals For Outfielders
Special to The New York Times Boston June 2 An important deal between the Boston Braves and the National League has been consummated The Perdue pitcher will go to the Cardinals in exchange for Outfielders Cather and Whitted Manager Stallings aims to improve the batting strength of his lineup with the two Cardinals acquistions Perine had been one of the Braves best pitchers before this season
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Brooklyn batsmen rout Baltimore in hard fought clash
In Baltimore on June 20 the Brooklyn team overwhelmed Baltimore 12 to 4 as batteries Finneran and Land, Wilhelm, Conley, Young, and Jacklitseld starred for Brooklyn in a high scoring game. The report notes early train arrivals for Toronto and cites Rochesters and Newark players in scattered lineups.
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Baseball Results From Regional Leagues
In the New York State League Scranton-Scranton tied Wilkes-Barre 3-2 in ten innings while Troy beat Albany 1-0. Eastern Association games included Springfield 7 New Britain and Utica postponed due to wet grounds. New England League saw Waterbury Hartford 4 Waterbury and Lowell vs. Pittsburgh 2 with all other games postponed. American Association results had Louisville 5 Cohimtys 7, and Kansas City 1 Paul 8. Milwaukee - Minneapolis 7, Milwaukee 2.
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Tri-State League scores with long games listed
In Allentown versus Wilmington TI led 3 at Allentown. Reading beat Harrisburg 6 to 2 after twelve innings. Trenton hosted York with Trenton scoring 12 runs.
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Unclear Scores Fragment Highlights Long Baseball Travel
Fragmentary score list shows games between Memphis Nashville and Birmingham Montgomery with 5 2 percent figures, New Orleans and Mobile in eleven innings under darkness, plus Chattanooga Atlanta 4 2, suggesting a compressed recap of recent travel and results without full context.
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Unclear OCR Item Listing Locations and Figures
Fragmentary OCR reads place names Portsmouth Roanoke Petersburg Newport and numbers with unclear context. It mentions ten invings and irregular punctuation, giving no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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Coquette Wins Clover Stakes Narrowly Over Sea Shells
Sea Shells faded to fifth as Coquette edged Pixy Catalina and Capra at Aqueduct in the Clover Stakes. Ita and the Butler fillies pressed hard, while Paton led in another event as Paton and Flying Furry posted strong finishes. The program also featured multiple races with older horses and two-year-olds, all held at Aqueduct.
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Four Fourth of July sale on cowhide suitcases and toys
Four sales feature deep cowhide suitcases with hand-sewn edges and Holland linen lining priced at 8.75 after a 12.50 tag, plus dramatic markdowns on accordion and knitted scarfs and boys suits. Rogers Peet offers three Broadway stores in New York at Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street.
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