Giants Narrowly Top Braves in Eighteenth Inning Slugfest
The Boston Braves fell to the New York Giants 2 to 0 in a marathon game at the Polo Grounds, an eighteen inning affair marked by umpire Hank O Day’s contentious calls. Boston’s Nehf Herzog Maranville and Gowdy were ejected in a second inning clash, while Rigert and Doyle produced limited hits as Keating shut down the Braves late, leaving Giants with the decisive runs and a dramatic victory in front of about 25,000 fans.
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Revised figures give De Palma seventh place in race
In Indianapolis on May 21 revised results at the Speedway show De Palma moving to seventh as De Patra drops from sixth and Tallie Chevrolet advances. The Hudson Special driven by Vail misses money, while the Jud son Special with Mickay takes eighth. Several minor changes in times followed.
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Indians Rally Past White Sox as Speaker Suspended
Cleveland beat Chicago 5 to 3 in the seventh inning aided by errors. Tris Speaker and Chick Gandil were suspended indefinitely after a rough fight yesterday, authorities announced.
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Reds and Pirates Get Even Break
In Cincinnati on June 1 the Reds beat the Pirates 10 to 0 after pitching by Evans and Burd. Ruether worked well for Pittsburgh, who failed to score until the nth inning. The Pirates won game one in seven innings on wild throws by Win Rope.
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Johnson Gives Senators Victory Over Yankees In Ninth
Washington pitchers dominated the Yankees as Walter Johnson fanned eight and held New York to two runs. The Senators built a late lead, scoring in the fifth and ninth innings, while Johnson’s accurate fastball and Russell’s spitball helped blunt New York’s offense. Kendrick-like fielding and timely hits from Foster and Menosky secured Washington’s first win in twelve games.
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Standings and results from major league baseball today
American League games scheduled including New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis Yesterday results show New York 2 Roxton 1 Philadelphia 19 Brooklyn 99 FrAn Cheng Hu St Louis 1 Fittaburgh 4 Cincinnati 10 Vittaburh 1 Standings list teams with records and percentages including New York Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland Boston St Louis Washington Pittsburgh
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American spirit in baseball and the same old regatta debate
AEL PAIRNESS W. O. M'GEEHAN argues the umpire's rulings invite protest yet keep baseball lively revealing taste for rowdyism. The piece also previews a wet Yale Harvard regatta at New London, warning old grads will fade after June 30 and musing on amateurism versus professionalism in sport.
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Vaughn Stars As Cubs Triumph Over Cards In St Louis
Jim Vaughn pitched well and Chicago produced timely hitting to defeat St. Louis, evening the series. Vaughn dominated early, with strong defense behind him and key hits from teammates pushing the Cubs to the win at the Polo Grounds era context.
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Strickland Leads in Governors Cup Qualifiers at Flooding CC
Strickland led a large field in the Governors Cup qualifying at Flooding Country Club yesterday. The event used zone handicaps to balance play in match round. T. V. Ely posted 81 gross to lead the non-handicapped scores, with sixteen players qualifying for the next round.
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Luderus Delivers Winning Double in 18 Inning Phillies Win
In a bristling 18 inning marathon at Ebbetts Field Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 10 to 9. Fred Luderus ripped a long double to drive in Williams for the decisive run after a tense extra frame. Pfeffer pitched all 18 for the Phillies while Smith and Watson hurled for Brooklyn.
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Pores Breaks Two Records In Macombs Park Race
Charles Pores of Millrose Athletic Association set two American long distance marks at a 15 mile race under Pastime Athletic Club in Macombs Dam Bronx. He won by nearly half a mile in 1 28 24 15, breaking Crowley's 20 mile record and Porm's one hour 10 mile mark. Willie Kyronen finished second, with Gianakopulos and others close behind.
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Leaders and Times For Each Mile In 15-Mile Run
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Weaver and Campbell win mixed doubles at Pelham Club final
Mrs. Weaver and W A Campbell defeat Ensign Absurder Her and Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morrin in the mixed doubles final of the Pelham Country Club invitation lawn tennis tournament. The two-est victory showcased Weaver’s net play and overhead smash as Kamagae and Wright then won a four-set exhibition doubles against Walter Moreill Hall and S Howard Voshell, with Kumagae carrying much of the load late.
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Giants Rally Edges Linco Gants In Opening Win
The Lincoln Giants and Cuban Stars split a doubleheader at Olympic Field yesterday. The Giants won game one 7 to 6 with a late rally, while the Cuban Stars took the nightcap 6 to 5.
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Yale Second Crew Promoted to Varsity by Prof Abbott
Yale rowing notes confirm the second crew of Yale, known as the B crew, has been promoted to varsity status by Professor Abbott. He cites improved form after reorganizing crews following a close win over Princeton and notes the Harvard race set for June 20. The report lists the final varsity, second eight, and freshman lineups for the Harvard meet.
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Tigers Rally in Eighth And Defeat Browns
Detroit wins 4 to 2 over St Louis after tying the score in the sixth inning. Heilmann doubles and Flagstead plates a sacrifice as Eller’s long fly helps push Detroit ahead in the eighth. Hutto finishes with nine runs allowed, while Jones is charged with the defeat. Key hits by Brankley and Groover contribute to the Tigers’ victory in a tense late game.
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American Army Crews In Hard Training
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