Yankees Rally as Pratt Homers Boost Yankees Lead
Pratt duplicates Bodie power as Yankees blast 15 hits and chase Cleveland, with Meusel and Ruth driving in runs. Bodie’s sharp double and a three RBI homer light a high scoring win at Coogan’s Bluff and keep New York within one game of the Indians.
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Fordham overwhelms Maryland nine at Fordham Field
Fordham University defeated Maryland State College by a wide margin at Fordham Field. Pitcher Cullerton allowed two hits as Fordham’s offense struck for 14. Carratny, Knoles, and Cullerton led with multiple hits and runs batted in.
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Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
National leagues list top hitters with scattered names and stats. compact, reader friendly ranking appears amid noisy OCR. Strong entities and numbers fragmentarily present include player surnames Fraser Hemant Vik Me Ruskertson Waviert Fintan Kouahs Hendrys Bontns and others with ambiguous figures.
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Double Header at Polo Grounds Sparks Yankees Hopefuls
The Polo Grounds hosts a double header as fans await the Yankees to slug hits amid chatter of home run chevrons. Babe Ruth and teammates are joked about as the Yankees prepare to face Tigers Indians White Sox Browns and other rivals in the upcoming season.
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Skeeters Tie Reading In Weekly Baseball Game
Skeeters evened the series with Reading by a 4 to 2 victory in Jersey City. Swarts pitched well until the eighth inning when Reading rallied with four hits. Mergunon and teammates contributed key hits as Skeeters bats produced runs to seal the win.
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King and Queen Lee Charlebelle Win Oaks
Charlebelle owned by A P Cunliffe won the Oaks Stakes of 1000 novarstens run at Epsom today. Sir Rene Jardine Crnm won ancond and Sir B Hulton s Kovelot was third. Seventeen horses ran over about one mile and a pall. Charlshalln led at 7 to 2, Clon 2 to 1, Ronalet 8 to 1. King George and Queen Mary attended the sunning of the classic.
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Browns Pitcher Wins Own Game Against Indians
In Cleveland, the St. Louis Browns took the first game of the series 7 to 6. Jim Baby pitched for the Browns, with key hits including a triple by Gedeon and an error by Bagby helping build the lead. Sotheron contributed, and the Indians rallied with runs but fell short as Cleveland stranded runners late.
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Tigers Open Series with 6-3 Win Over White Sox
Tigers defeated the White Sox 6 to 3 in the series opener. Pitcher Mala completed his game with strong support from hitters including Bartel and Faber. White Sox struggles included errors and late-inning rallies as Mobnan and Molnan contributed for Detroit.
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Lafayette Beats Colgate In Free-Hitting Game
Lafayette College defeated Colgate University 15 to 4 on March Field in a free hitting contest. The Tigers tallied 27 hits and 40 total bases in the outing. The overpowering Lafayette offense overwhelmed Colgate with early runs and steady production throughout the game.
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Chicago Cubs And Grover Alexander In 1919 Pennant Race
Local sports analysis discusses Grover Alexander’s impact on the Cubs and Cook County politics, contrasting 1918 pennant drama with 1919 hopes. It notes Reds, Giants, Dodgers competition, World Series habit in Chicago, and references to Ty Cobb, Hornsby, Groh, and Babe Ruth quotes on home runs and hitting alongside Gardner and Jenkins preparing for championships.
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Murray Inc. selects college baseball captain for season
Murray Inc New York announces Frank Murray named captain of Ofty College team for 102 season. Lee Sherman and MO Goebely Hii chosen as managers and assistants. Wagner and Bezdek matchup draws great interest ahead of Friday game between Tug BeDok Penn Tata and Carnegie Tech in STATE COLLEGE Pa.
Hitting of Myers Regains First Place For Robbie's Team
Special Correspondent reports the Dodgers reclaim first in the league by defeating the Phillies 7 to 5 in Philadelphia. Myers sparked the win with a double and triple driving in three runs, while Lee Meadows held the Phillies hitless five innings before Myers cleared the bases in the sixth. Mamaux allowed seven hits as Philadelphia scattered runners, and the Dodgers added two late runs in the ninth to seal the victory.
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England Bar Denies Kelly Entry to Diamond Sculls
Philadelphia June 4 English stewards refuse American sculling champion Jack Kelly entry to compete for the Diamond Sculls in England late this month. Kelly cites reasons linked to the Vesper Hunt Club dispute and the prior trouble after its return.
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Giants Triumph As Braves Fall In Nine Inning Tilt
Boston Giants defeated the Braves 10 to 8 after a wild pitching display by Hall of Famer Bill Jamesstyle. Shulin' Phil Douglas allowed ten runs but survived long enough to gain a no-hope win for the visitors as Kelly and Young led a late scoring surge.
Alexander Beaten By Cardinals After Winning 11 In Row
ST LOUIS June 4 After winning eleven straight games Alexander was beaten by the Cardinals 5 to 1 in the second inning when his head was bruised by a foul tip and O Farrell, who relieved him, drove in the visitors run with a single after Terry had doubled. Chicago tribute notes players Clemons, Barber, Perry and Lavin among others in the lineup.
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Texan Forrest W McNett joins Olympic trapshooting team
Forrest W McNett of Houston has been chosen for the American Olympic trapshooting team in place of Decatur Alabama’s C M Powers who cannot travel. The American Trapshooting Association announced the change during test night. The government seeks permission to ship the team’s ammunition on the Army transport Pocahontas.
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National League Games Today and Yesterday's Results
Today New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Washington Chicago at St Louis Yesterday New York 11 Boston 0 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 11 Chicago 1 Metaburgh Cincinnati rain Standings top teams Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati Boston Chicago New York Detroit Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Pittsburgh rounded scores and records shown for reference, with two games unsettled by rain and two matchups repeated in upcoming schedules.
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Fashion Ads From 1881 Prompt Modern Recall
A clipped 1881 newspaper fragment extols fair dealing and full value in retail over decades of change. It advertises men’s suits at 50 and 60 dollars, boys’ Norfolks, hats, leather shoes, summer gear, bathing suits, sporting goods, luggage, and chauffeur outfits. Multiple Broadway locations list the retailer Perr Company.
Coast Champion Loses 41-Yard Heat In Big Ten Meet
ANN ARBOR Michigan Coast champions and stars from midwest universities converge for a five man team contest in the Big Ten meet. Preliminaries feature discus and javelin throws plus track heats as 375 entrants narrow the field for Olympic selections. Wolverine Johnson leads a strong Michigan contingent amid a fierce field including California Wisconsin and Illinois.
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