Reds Triumph In Ten Inning Thriller At The Polo Grounds
In a hard fought ten inning game at the Polo Grounds the Reds defeated the Giants by a run. Ted Tesreau pitched well after rest but Reds hitters backed by Toney’s pitching heavywork moved the decisive run across in the tenth. The game featured a tense duel between Tesreau and Toney with timely hitting from Grif fith Wingo and Chase guiding Cincinnati to victory.
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It Was All Toney Sinnate NL Dr hens opening
Fragmented OCR text mentions names like Grom Reale Merkle and Teemu F situnter Kelly with scattered references to matches and placements. The legible items suggest a sports card or standings snippet with players and possibly teams, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Merkle
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Merane Tiree
Dane Ne 'Rueeg
Stele Takens
Hoyie
Andl Vastener
Newark Batters Swamp Orioles in City Series Opener
Newark hitters powered to a decisive win over Baltimore in the home opener, led by Witter with two triples and two singles. Tenney’s Indians held off a late Orioles rally as Enright started for Newark and Smallwood closed strong.
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Newark
Witter
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Johnson Loses Mound Duel to Coveleskie in Pitchers Duel
Petron June 9 report: Walter Johnson and Harry Coveleskie duel ends 5 to 2 as Coveleskie defeats Johnson. Coveleskie holds Washington to one hit through six innings, and Tiger third baseman makes ten chances without an error. Umpire call leads manager Grith to file protest with President Johnson over Sunday Detroit game ruling.
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Petron
Washington Today
Harry Coveleskie
Walter Johnson
Urenks
Johnson
Covelenkie
Tiger
Grith
Detroit
Warhton
A. Jo Porn Morgan
Yue Milan
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Hellman
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Meltoe
Alihir Bracad
Cony
Red Sox Rally Beats Indians Behind Errors in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 6 Boston defeated Cleveland 5 to 0 as Indian errors in the third and fourth innings aided the Red Sox. Coombe pitched well until the sixth, when Cleveland loaded the bases without scoring. New track captain John K. Converse of Andover, Mass., Phillipse Academy, was elected for last season.
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Boston
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Hite
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Dune
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Phillipe Academy
Club Standings From International Games Today
Newark at Baltimore Providence at Richmond Rochester at Toronto Buffalo at Montreal results yesterday Newark 18 Baltimore 4 Providence 14 Richmond Rochester at Toronto rain Buffalo at Montreal wet standings show Provid'e 2111 656 Montreal 16 16.500 Newark 19 15.659 WaMato 13 17 dt WRichm'd 17 16 315 Rork'ter 13 15 19 Baltm'e 17 18 486 Toronto 1) 16 40
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Nick Cullops Cunning Beats White Sox In Nine Innings
Nick Cullop s sharp left hander silenced the Chicago White Sox at South Side Park for nine innings. An early error by J Franklin Baker opened scoring and the Yankees built a 3 2 lead despite miscues. Calin rapped six hits as New York pulled within 15 games of first with two wins in the series.
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Dune
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Chicago White Sox
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Sox
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Jack Collins
Trappe
Gilhooles
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Happy Felseh
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Jackson
Felach
Yankees Triumph in Tactical Nine Inning Baseball Clash
New York pitchers dominated as eight strikeouts mired the White Sox. Cullop held Chicago to nine innings with sideouts and six in-order frames. Schalk starred behind the plate with ten chances, while Collins covered ground for eight chances and Baker faltered on a pivotal error.
Heine Zimmerman Stole Home To Secure Braves Win
Heine Zimmerman pulled off a steal of home for the lone run as the Cabs defeated the Braves. Giants dropped their sixth extra inning loss of the year at home as Niehoff doubled in the eleventh to lift the Phillies. Quaker second baseman homered and had two singles. Pirates used thirteen hits and three first-base errors to score two. Robins’ five hits produced three runs. Pirates stranded fourteen runners.
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Toney
Tennesse Lee
Fred
Fretty
Giants
McGraw
Sm Groh
Mand McRochnie
Neale Hare
Keornie Grok
Wingo
Arty Doyle
Chase
Burns
George
Hioush
Hersog
Kauff
Burts
Griffith
Heine Zimmerman
Niehoff
Phillies
Pirates
Robins
Frank O'Neill
Teague
Jimmy Callahan
Burgh Pirates
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Uuins
Hiram H. Myers
Jimmy
Wilson
Wiles
Miller
Max Carey
Viex
Myers
Megan
Vier
Gems
Thie Ha
O'Mara
Vicx
Amackassin Tennis Opens With Nine Matches Delayed
In Yonkers Amackassin Club hosts first day of annual open tournament with nine matches played and nine defaults recorded. Notable results feature L. H. Crowley and Paul Goold advancing. Eugenie Nolan loses to RL. James 2-6 0-8, while Crowley defeats H. C. Tiffany 6-2 6-7 7-?. Jimmy Regan defeats Sailor Joe Kelly in a separate event at the Olympic Athletic Club.
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Results of Games in Two Leagues And Standing of Battling Teams
GAMES TODAY Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia. RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY Cincinnati 3 New York 2 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 1 Boston 0 Phila 6 St Louis 5. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING listed with Brooklyn Boston New York Chicago Phila Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati. GAM TODAY New York at Boston Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York 3 Chicago 2 Detroit 4 Washington 2 Boston Cleveland 0 Ph Philadelphia at St Louis rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE standings include Detroit Chicago Wash n St Louis Boston Phila.
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Pirates Roars Past Robins in Narrow Victory
Pirates edge Robins 3 to 2 as H Myers and Daubert lead offense and Cooper secures the late inning. Wagner and Meyere contribute key hits in a tense game with strong pitching from both sides and final totals showing Cubs batter notes.
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Gef
Barney
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Tita Iomuna
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Pirates Fall To Robins In Rough Brooklyn Tilt
In a hard fought game Jimmy Callahan sparked the Pirates on a late surge as Brooklyn Robins misfired in a 4 to 3 victory. Myers opened strong for Brooklyn, while Robins failed to capitalize on rallies with sharp defensive plays at the plate and in the field.
Boxing Notes: Dundee to Meet Leonard in Next Card
Johnny Dundee set for a ring clash with Leonard after the district athletic commission required Leonard to box Dundee before any return to fighting. The commission also billed the postponement costs to the club, while Paddy Gibson said Leonard would be ready. Other items include Cottey versus Ted Lewis on July 4 and Pollok taking control of Chard Weinert’s management as he pursues top opponents.
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Menry Lee
Leonard
Sts Athletic Commission
Dundee
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Hit J
Fred Wenck
Billy Gibson
St Leonard
White
Freddie
Run United
Connecticut
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Naples
Ted Lewis
Rush
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Harry Pollok
Port Washington
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Chard Weinert
Pollok
Willard
Niehoff's Eleventh Inning Double Beats Cardinals
In Philadelphia on June 5 Niehoff singled as fourth hit of the day to drive Bancroft home in the eleventh, giving the Phillies a 6 to 5 victory over St. Louis. The Phillies erupted for four runs in the first inning on Niehoff's homer and a sequence including Stock's double Cravath's triple and Luderus's single, while St. Louis knocked Bender out in the seventh.
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Cubs Shut Out Braves in Twirlers Battle
Boston 0, Chicago 0. Zimmerman scored the lone run on a fourth inning steal home after a double and a third on a long fly to Fitzpatrick. Magee tried to stretch a triple into a homer in the sixth but was cut down at the plate. About 2,500 Boy Scouts were guests of the management.
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Fletcher
McKechnie
Neds
Wingo
Griffith
Swits
Tesreau
Herzog
Kay
Bennie
Reed
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Zimmerman
Fitzpatrick
Magee
Women in Title Play On Courts
Edna Wildey of Plainfield New Jersey loses to Miriam Steever of Chicago in straight sets 60 62 at the opening day of the national women's lawn tennis championship in Philadelphia. Steever's swift, bold play advances. the field features numerous matches and scattered upsets as round one proceeds at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
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Plainfield
N. J
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