Sox Have Fun With Yankee Team
Sox rally for five unanswered runs in the ninth inning to overcome a 5 0 deficit and beat the Yankees 6 5 at Pelo Grounds. Huggins’ team staged a late surge as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig delivered but the Red Sox capitalized on miscues and timely hits to seal the comeback victory before a 22 000 crowd.
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Baseball Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
American League results show Boston 5 over New York 3 and Detroit 4 over Cleveland 0. Across the NL Brooklyn 9 over Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 14 over Cincinnati 9. Today Boston at New York in two games begins 1 30 P M with Washington at Philadelphia and Detroit at St Louis. In the NL New York at Boston and St Louis at Pittsburgh plus Cincinnati at Chicago in two games.
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Ruth Hesitates as Yankees Fall to Red Sox 5 3
Crowd hopes Ruth will get a right hand chance but Russell withholds it. Peckinpaugh adds a third inning double, his seventeenth straight safe at bat. Vitt shines with two singles and a double, fielding Vick’s smash. Bodie Pratt and Witt power Boston to a 5 3 victory over New York.
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One Hit Off Ehmke In Detroit Win
Ehmke allowed Cleveland only one hit and Detroit won 4 to 0 to sweep the series. Gardner had Cleveland’s lone hit, a slow infield grounder. Detroit bunched five hits in two innings and held the visitors scoreless.
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Johnson Bests Naylor in 1-0 Washington Win
In Washington, Johnson outpitched Naylor in a pitchers duel as the Senators defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0. Foster delivered a first inning triple over Strunk and Rice added an infield hit for the game's only run.
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Yankees and Red Sox tale of a long day at the ballpark
The narrative covers a late season double header with crowd counts over 100000 for the season at the Polo Grounds, details of Yankee players like Ruth and Peckinpaugh, Barrow defending Jack Barry, and field plays including Baker’s stops and Bodie’s center field robbery as the Red Sox and Yankees pursue wins and records.
Konetchy and Wheat Key Dodgers Victory Over Phillies
Big Ed Konetchy led Brooklyn with three hits including a third inning double and a late RBI single, while Zack Wheat added a double and key hits as the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 4 to 2 at Ebbets Field. Cravath homered for the Phillies and Packard started for Philadelphia before Woodward relieved in the sixth. both clubs combined for a high error count and scattered run production.
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Baseball scores and game results from Milwaukee and Midwest cities
The score snapshot shows Milwaukee beating St Paul 4-3 in the first game with a second game canceled in the third inning due to a Sunday law. Minneapolis won 8-3 over Kansas City in the first game, with the second game halted after seven innings. Louisville defeated Toledo 5-3 in the first game and 4-2 in the second. Columbus swept Indianapolis 4-0 in the first game and 6-1 in the second.
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Baseball scores and games listed for today
Baseball today features two games at Camp Jessup Georgia with Atlanta beating Birmingham 24 to 4 and Nashville downing Memphis 3 to 9 in the first game. New Orleans 1 Mobile 0 in the second game. Litue Rock 6 Chattanooga 4, Lite Rock 1 Chattanooga 0. Second note lists New York Americans versus Boston at Pele Grounds with 50 cent admission.
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Five Leading Batters in the Major Leagues
The list shows G Cravath of Philadelphia with 163 at bats and 219 hits and 190? 181? 145? H total. 50 Young of New York with 53 RBIs. Roush of Cincinnati at 52. Williams of Philadelphia with 45. Southworth of Pittsburgh with 41. BST ad Jeo 20 l.
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Newark Bears halt Orioles in double header sweep
Patsy Donovan's Newark Bears stopped Baltimore for the first time in a month by taking the series three games to one at Newark. Dick McCabe worked easily as Newark batted well to win 9 to 4 in the opener, while Pat Shea held the Orioles to five hits in the second game. Fritz Maisel was spiked in the first game and removed.
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Skeeters Beat Reading in Tight 5–4 Loss
Reading fell to Jersey City 5 to 4 before about 8 000 fans in Reading Penn. Barriess and Schacht struggled in the sixth inning as both teams produced four runs. Mooers was ejected by Umpire Wagner for objecting to a third base ruling in the ninth.
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Rochester and Buffalo Baseball Standings Cited
Rochester Buffalo and other teams listed with scattered scores and matchups. The fragment mentions Acosta Shinault Martin Smith and a series of pairings including Gardiner Bengough Jones Peterson Sandberg and cites games: Jersey City at Reading Buffalo at Toronto Baltimore at Newark Rochester at Binghamton.
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St Louis routs Cincinnati in high run total baseball game
St Louis used six pitchers and piled up 22 hits and 29 total bases to beat Cincinnati 14 9. Doak departed in the first inning and Sherdel allowed the most damage but finished. Eller was charged with the loss after yielding 10 hits in 3 1 3 innings.
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Hall Defends Middle States Title at Orange Lawn
Walter Merrill Hall defeated challenger Leonard Beekman in five sets to retain the Middle States singles title at Orange Lawn. Kumagae and Throckmorton won the doubles, beating Rosenbaum Clarke, while Miss Helene Pollak claimed the women's singles title by default over Mrs. Green after the final round match.
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Leonard Beekman
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William Rosenbaum
E. A. Clarke
Homer Stuart Green
Helene Pollak
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Pirates Top Chicago 7 4 Behind Vaughn Strong Game
Jim Vaughn pitched and fielded for Pittsburgh in a 7 to 4 win over Chicago. He was hit hard, and in the fifth inning after two outs and bases loaded he threw wild to Merkle on Lee's grounder allowing three runs.
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Browns Capture Another
St Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 3 before more than 15 000 fans to go three wins in four games.
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Surprises in North Side Tennis Championship
The North Side Championship at University Heights Tennis Club sees two players Henry H Bassford and Paul Martin reach the round before semis amid upsets. O G Garbe and J W Mersereau deliver notable wins while Mersereau defeats Manchester in a tense match. An injury forces Schwarz to default to Spaeth and doubles action set for tomorrow.
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Chambers Wins in Nairobi Tennis Invite at Nassau County Club
Charlies Chambers, former Brooklyn champion, debuted on turf this season and beat F. W. Gwynne 6-3 6-4 in a first round. In doubles, Pell and Carleton defeated Martin and Bull Jr. 6-1 6-2 at Nassau Country Club Glen Cove yesterday afternoon.
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Wilcox to Run Teugeot Land Flyer at Sheepshead Bay
Howdy Wilcox, winner of the $70,000 Indianapolis classic, will tune the Peugeot land flyer at Sheepshead Bay in preparation for a match race with Ralph De Palma on July 4. The 100 mile Derby at the Bay features top drivers, a $40,000 machine, and a speed test likely to exceed 115 mph in eliminations.
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Western Open Golf Championship Planned for Cleveland
Official notice announces the Western open golf championship at Mayfield Country Club Cleveland from July 23 to 25 open to all pros and amateurs worldwide. The current title holder is James Barnes of Sunset Hill Club St Louis who won in 1917 at Westmoreland Club Chicago.
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Voshell Captures Long Island Tennis Title in Singles and Doubles
S Howard Voshell of Brooklyn won the Long Island singles title by defeating Fred Anderson Jr 6 3 6 4 6 3 at Kings County Club. He then teamed with Anderson’s father to win the doubles final over Ralph Gatcomb and Dr E W Davenport 6 3 6 0 6 4.
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American Curlers to Go to Scotland in 1920 21
The Ontario Curling Association will send eight teams of four to meet the Royal Caledonian Curling Club of Scotland during the winter of 1920 21. Scottish curlers visited America in 1912 meeting clubs from Halifax to Winnipeg and are led by Sir Robertson Aikman of Hamilton Scotland.
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Newburn Prevails in 1:00 Class Victory at Harlem Speedway
Newburn, A Barone’s bay stallion trotter, won his second straight victory in as many weeks at the Harlem Speedway during the Road Drivers Association spring matinee. He defeated last year’s champion Bessie Baron in straight heats, with Gunfire also placing in both heats. A runaway cart incident occurred near the finish of the first heat, causing a brief commotion but no injuries.
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Eaton Tops National One Mile Championship In Newark Velodrome
Raymond Eaton defeated Frank Kramer in the one mile national championship at the Newark Velodrome. Alfred Goullet finished third with Reginald McNamara fourth, as Eaton also placed second in the five mile open for professionals behind Goullet. Multiple amateur and professional races featured Charles Ostervitter winning the amateur one third mile and other riders achieving notable times.
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Eddie Madden
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William Kellar
Waterbury and Hartford clash as Worcester tops Providence
In two games at Waterbury and Hartford, Worcester defeated Providence 7 to 3 after a 19 to 7 Worcester lead in the second game. Springfield routed Bridgeport 4 to 0, while New Haven beat Pittsfield 5 to 0.
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