Rally Sparks Yankees Comeback Over Tigers in Wild Ninth
In a dramatic ninth inning the Yankees rallied to beat the Detroit Tigers 3 to 2. Tim Hendryx and Roger Peckinpaugh delivered clutch hits as Ed Chamberlain era and umpire controversy colored the action. Captain Huston watched from the dugout as Lee Magee and Hughey Jennings provided key drives and a late squeeze play produced the winning run.
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Apisin Tillinghast
L’hommedieu Huston
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Suramater
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God
Willian Donovan
Ray Caldwell
Slim Love
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Lee Magee
Hughey Jennings
Edmire Carroll Jones
Hughey High
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Tive
Grand el Matis
William Donovan
Wild William
Ehmke
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Rosie
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Ekmke
Donovan
Hendryx
Corporal Ta
Nonameker
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Mowridge
Ount & Bunt
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Ang
Riflee
Imessman
Mogridge
Yankees Laugh Last in Wild Seams Victory
A battered page fragment shows scores and nameless teams with scattered figures. Despite garbled text, the item hints at a late comeback or decisive win, mentioning New York and Meriden and a victory tally around seven to zero or twenty.
Hickey ready to take issue with O H Wathen
Local resident Hickey said he would take this war to either the National Baseball Commission or to investors if necessary. He promised to oppose the action of club owners who voted for the removal of quarters from the city. The dispute centers on club ownership and changes affecting the Nash county area.
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O. H. Wathen
Wathen
Hiatal Baseball Cotntalasion
Intereevers
Eilaville
Fe Clube
Iimne
Columbus
Milwaukee
Pirates Break Even With Men of Quakertown
Pittsburgh ties the series with Philadelphia 1 all as Jacobs pitches well and Lavender limits hits. Philadelphia takes an early lead on Paskett single and Bunstoft double, while Pittsburgh answers with three in the third on Pitler and Schulte singles Jacobs double and costly errors. Two more runs come in the eighth on Jacobs bunt and Pit ler, Carey’s triple, and Schulte sacrifice fly.
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Lavender
Paskett
Bunstoft
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Schulte
Stock
Cravath
Carey
Schuite
Stivdelyrla
Lo Pirerurgh
Paiste
Rancroft
Jaros
Larebtet
Jan Figres
Guigiey
Braves Defeat Reds With Evers Heroics In Slugfest
Johnny Evers starred as the Braves defeated the Reds 4 to 2. Cincinnati offense came alive in the seventh with four straight singles and a sacrifice for two runs, while Evers handled twelve chances in the field as Boston rode timely hits to the win.
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Reds
Johnny Evers
Cincinnati
Kegans Pei
Boston
Tiarnes
Sweinnati
Evers
Pepe Hiern
Bane
Von Bernuth Beats Letson In Bronx Tennis Clash
Anton S. von Bernuth upset national boy champion Benjamin H. Letson in the New York Lawn Tennis Club patriotic tournament, advancing to the round before the semi finals. An exhibition match will follow at 2:14 this afternoon featuring Frederick B. Alexander and Hazel A. Throckmorton to aid the Red Cross fund.
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Anton S. von Bernuth
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Bronx County
Benjamin H. Letson
von Bernuth
Red Cross Fund
Frederick BH. Alexander
Hazel A. Throckmorton
Walter Pesaca
Masaford
Giants Return To Winning Ways in West
The New York Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in St Louis to clinch a share of the lead. Fred Anderson pitched a full route for the Giants, with Burns homering twice and Long adding a second inning blast as both teams traded punches through four innings before a tense pitching duel settled the outcome.
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West
St. Louis
McGraw
Cardinals
Mound City
Fred Anderson
Steele
Watson
Packard
Anderson
George Burns
Gene Packard
Burne
Herzog
Zimmerman
Robertson
Long
Mule Watson
Pletcher
Gonzalen
Arthur
Rafe
Henry Kay
Gonsalen
Holke
Burns
Hornsby
Hoke
Cruise
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Kay
J. Stith
Rariden
Coring Fletcher
Birne
Smith
Snyder
Mornsby
F. Smith
Toberteen
Davey
Wateon
Zimmermat
Louis
Herara
Momwe
Yorke
Tage
Ranco Vachar
Standings and results of Major League clubs today
Yesterday's scores include New York 5 St Louis 4 and Chicago 4 Brooklyn 5 Boston 5 Cincinnati 2. Standings list New York 24 12 6 0.657 Boston 14 10 4 0.661 Philadelphia 28 14 6 0.627 Brooklyn 14 20 4 0.412 Chicago 24 17 6 0.622 Cincinnati 18 26 4 0.409 Pittsburgh 11 27 9 0.941 Detroit at New York and other matchups noted with results and w l records.
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Jonton
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Chicago
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Boston
Cincinnat
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Pet
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Cleveland
Washington
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Hoxton
W.L. Pet Lonton
Henge
I York
Wash'ton Devel
Phila
Fate and Luck in War and Sport Highlight Superstitions
A reflective piece compares superstition in sports and war, noting how luck shapes outcomes from baseball to trench warfare. It cites signs like lighting a cigarette, a wall with a cross, and the heightened nervousness of combat, then weaves in baseball stars Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, and others while joking about golf and tennis anecdotes and old rivalries.
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Ty Cobb
Speaker
Cobb
Tyrus
Tris Han Jed Ty
Cleveland Starhow
Cubs Win Third Game in Row From Dodgers
Chicago notes a 4 to 2 victory over Brooklyn to complete a three game set, with Larry Cheney charged in defeat as Jim Vaughn earned the win for the Cubs. Leslie Mann provided the key offense with a home run and two doubles, contributing to Chicago’s late surge and the series sweep effort.
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Dodgers
Chicago
Robbie
Mitchell
Larry Cheney
Cheney
Hroohlyn
Larry
Leslie Mann
Wheeler Dell
Jim Vaughn
Vaughn
Hickman
William
Stengel
Zeider
Walter
Doyle
Markle
Williame
Ison Sports Tratly
Miller
Iron
Casey Stengel
Zach Wheat
Cutshaw
Ch Hole
Chene
Ney
Mann
Williams
Wilson
Deal
Leslie
Wooklyn
der Nt
Amdiset
Marquard
Merkin
Ihawes
Umpires, Aligned Plays Highlight Yankee Tiger Clash
Leslie Mann sparked the Cubs with a double and a home run to seal a win while Gardner of the Red Sox collected three hits in three at bats. Evers returned for the Braves and handled twelve chances cleanly. Vitler, Pittsburgh’s new second baseman, featured in the Pirates victory over the Phillies. White Sox scored three runs early to defeat the Athletics. Young of the Tigers posted three hits and a double, with Heisman homering for the right field bleachers after succeeding Sam Crawford.
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Gardner
Red Sox
Evers
Braves
Vitler
Pittsburgh
Pirate
Phillies
White Sox
Athletics
Young
Tigers
Heisman
Sam Crawford
Red Sox Win in Pitchers Tilt With the Indians
Boston defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Coveleskie allowed three singles in the sixth that produced two runs. Cleveland scored first on Shore error, Graney steal, and Speaker single as the Indians threatened. Boston countered with steady defense and timely hitting to seal the win.
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Indians
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Cleveland
Coveleskie
Shore
Graney
Speaker
Culveland
Tinwete Teese
Jracan Ighiee
Todvog
Stefhia
Smattmt
Eras
White Sox win with one big inning in tense game
Chicago built a three run lead in the first inning, then held on as Philadelphia rallied late. Weaver grounded out for the final putout after Jackson drove in a run on a single to complete the scoring sequence.
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Philadelphia
Ounce
Chicago
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Felsch
Wuta
Fang
Ts Nam
Jassaon
Johnson says Senators will remain with American League
The American League denied transfer rumors about the Washington club and affirmed its commitment to Washington, stating it would operate at a loss elsewhere rather than abandon the Capital City. Johnson defended the league’s integrity amid accusations of war benefit plans and pledged to raise 150000 to 200000 for Army and Navy relief.
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Gertimenas
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Army
Phil Ball
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Ruppert
York Regiment of Engineers
France
Salemal
Doety Mipape Bet Ka
Browns
Surprising Opening Passes In Staten Island Tennis Meet
The Middle States tournament for women began at Livingstone Staten Island Ladies Club with 28 players. Pollak defeated Bandy in three sets to lead day one as singles progress toward semi finals while Candee Winn and Tyndale also posted wins in tough matches.
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Staten Island
de Forest Candee
the Heights
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Caroma Winn
Mtisserste Holden
New Rochelle
Florence Ball
West Side
Ethel Tyndale
Arthur G. Deane
Frederick Damrau
Mis
Helen Gilfeaudean
Barnard
Molla Bjurstedt
Pelham
David Milla
Robert le Roy
Charles Vernon Hitchit Champ
Mexico
Four Runs Of Koob In One Frame Beats Browns
Washington defeatSt Louis today 7 to 4. Davenport worked for one run in the first inning. Koob relieved and retired Washington with a lead, but allowed four runs after three singles and two doubles in the next inning. Details of rest of play unclear.
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Davenport
Washington
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Pease
Sime Posner
Sefiabe
Vail
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Sina
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