Yankees Crush Rival Teams in Second Day of Wins
Pratt duplicates Bodie as Babe Ruth and Meusel lead a dominant Yankee attack at Coogan's Bluff. The Yankees unleash fifteen hits driving in twelve runs, closing the gap on the Indians and signaling a strong push as regulars reclaim their Murderers Row form.
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Fordham Crushes Maryland Nine In Backed Field Attack
Fordham University overwhelmed Maryland State College at Fordham Field yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Cullerton limited the opposition to two hits as Fordham plated 9 runs. BatsmenKnoles Cullerton and Brown powered the offense with key hits in a one sided victory.
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Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
National figures show top batters across two major leagues with standout totals. Names such as Hemant Vik Me and Robertson appear among leaders, with others like Chiemn and Waviert also noted for strong hitting, and Kouahs Cinetnarl in the mix.
Promising N Y Yankees Faces and Polo Grounds Banter
The Polo Grounds hosts a double header as fans expect big hits from Aaron Waid Prank Q Douli Sammy Vick and Chick Webster. Rumor has Babe Ruth possibly wearing home run chevrons while the league’s baseballs are praised for improved performance amid talk of hits flying off Australia wool and horsehide.
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Skeeters Tie Reading in New Jersey Baseball
Skeeters evened the series with Reading by winning 4 to 2 in Jersey City. Swarts pitched well until the eighth inning when Reading loaded the bases. Mergunon contributed a productive effort for the Skeeters, while key hits and fielding solidified the win.
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King and Queen Charlebelle Win Oaks Stakes
London June 4 Charlebelle owned by A P Cunliffe won the Oaks Stakes of 1000 sovreigns run at Epsom today. Sir Rene Jardine Crnnm won second and Sir B Hulton s Kovelot third. Seventeen horses started for a race over about one mile. Charlshalln led at 7 to 2, Clon 2 to 1, Ronalet 8 to 1, with King George and Queen Mary present during the sunning of the classic amid the Derby intrigue.
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Browns Pitcher Wins Own Game Against Indians
In Cleveland on June 4 the St. Louis Browns won 7 to 6 over the Indians. Pitcher Jim Baby started strong, and Cleveland’s Sotheron yielded the decisive runs in the ninth. Telin and Corwin contributed key hits as the Browns built their lead with five hits in the fifth.
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Tigers Open Series with 6-3 Win Over White Sox
A ragged OCR summary shows the Tigers defeating the White Sox 6-3 in the series opener. Pitcher performances are unclear from the garbled text, with scattered names such as Faber and Higo appearing amid disrupted lines and misread team references.
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Lafayette Tops Colgate In Free-Hitting Opener
Lafayette College defeated Colgate University 15 to 4 in a fast game at March Field. Lafayette rapped 27 hits and 40 total bases, showcasing a strong offensive showing. The report mentions a doubleheader setup with the Cubs Stars facing Jeff Voaroug's Neers at Lyckman Oval near the Dyckman Street Broadway station tomorrow afternoon.
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Local Choice for Presidential Nomination in Baseball Talk
A quirky sports centric column notes Cubs 1918 pennant loss with Grover Alexander back atop the pitching, Cubs and Dodgers challenge Reds, Chicago World Series habit, Princeton football and track praised, golf champ Nas Jenkins defends title with limited prep, Gardner vies for amateur golf crown, Ty Cobb last hit .400 era cited, Babe Ruth cites home run power over bats.
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Murray Inc picks new college team captains
Murray Inc New York captain Frank Murray was elected captain for the season at Ofty College NinA last night. Lee Sherman and Mo Goebely Hi were named managers or assistants. Wagner vs Bezdek State College Pa June 4 headlines a forthcoming game between Hugo Be dodk s Penn tata nine and Carnegie Tech. Both Be dodk and Wager were formerly with the Pittsburgh National League club.
Hitting of Myers Regains First Place For Robbie's Team
Dodgers regain first in league by beating Phillies 7 to 5 as Myers drives in three with a double and triple. Meadows held Phillies hitless five innings before Myers opened the sixth with a bases loaded double. Mamaux limited Philadelphia to seven hits as Dodgers rally for two late runs.
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England Bar Declines Entry for Jack Kelly in Diamond Sculls
Philadelphia June 4. Stewards refuse to accept American champion Jack Kelly's entry for the Diamond Sculls in England. Kelly cites reasons tied to expense recounts and a past controversy with the Vesper Hunt Club. Brooklyn-born G W Pike and Yale senior Banks reach New England tennis final in Hartford.
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Giants Bow Braves In Eight Inning Win On Wild Pitching
Boston Giants toppled the Braves 10 to 8 as Phil Douglas faltered and then rebounded, with Kelly producing four extra base hits including a home run. Giants surged from behind, scoring four in the second inning and piling on ten runs by the seventh.
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Alexander Beaten By Cardinals After Winning 11 in Row
ST LOUIS June 4 After winning eleven straight games Alexander was beaten today in the series opener with the Cardinals 5 to 1. A second inning blow to the head of Alexander preceded O Farrell driving in the visitors run with a single after Terry doubled. Chicago games and lineups were listed in the text with noted players Barber Perry Lavin and Clemons among others.
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Texan on Olympic Trap Team Named in Place of Powers
Forrest W. McNett from Houston has been selected for the American Olympic trapshooting team, replacing C. M. Powers of Decatur Alabama who cannot travel. The American Trapshooting Association announced the change tonight. The government seeks permission to ship the team ammunition on the army transport Pocahontas.
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Major League Baseball National League Games Today
National League games on tap include New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Washington Chicago at St Louis Yesterday New York beat Boston 11 to 4 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 11 Chicago 1 Metaburgh Cincinnati rained out Standings show Brooklyn 24 15 .615 St Louis 20 22 .476 Cincinnati 28 16 .610 Boston 18 22 .460 Chicago 18 22 .460 New York 18 19 .486 Philadelphia 18 27 .857 Detroit 14 28 850 Chicago 22 19 557 St Louis 15 24 .885 Detroit 14 28 850 Washington Boston rain 0 0 0 New York 37 16 620 St Louis 15 24 885 Phila 18 27 857 Chicago 22 19 557 Detroit 14 28 850
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Old clipping shows 1881 retail ad values and styles
The notice reprints an 1881 newspaper clipping describing Fairness in trading Full value always Money back policy and no pressure to buy. It lists items such as men suits priced at 50 to 60 dollars Boys Norfolk suits 15 dollars and various summer goods and outfits with Broadway showrooms and branches.
Coast Champion Loses 41-Yard Heat In Big Ten Meet
Coast champion Hi Wolfman of Michigan and a midwest field lineup compete as part of a five man team from California and Wisconsin in Ann Arbor for supremacy at the Big Ten conference preliminaries. Johnson of Spa leads the Wolverines in the javelin as the day’s events narrow the field toward a record entry. Emory and Madden figure among top performers, while boxing legislation moves forward in Boston.
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