Giants Repeat Drama The Curse of Home at Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh defeated New York 2 to 1 as Al Mamaux allowed two hits in eight innings, with Hinchman driving in three Pirates runs. The Giants endure a home losing streak, dropping to 2 wins in 13 at home while 20 road wins bolstered by Mamaux’s strikeout spree and a ninth inning rally that fell short.
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Too Much Mamaux in Eight Inning Slump
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mamaux and Menton in the eighth inning with unclear placement of players and teams. The passage references New York and a lineup, suggesting a baseball game recap with limited legible facts and several garbled names.
Orioles Edge Indians 8 2 In Drizzling Box Show
Baltimore pitchers Joe Sherman and Jack Enright dueled as the Orioles defeated the Indians 8 to 2 in a rain dampened game. Healy Zimmerman and others sparked the offense while Witter collected multiple hits and drove in Newark’s first run, with a late homer.
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Brothers Star in Bushwick High School Meet
Bushwick High School in Brooklyn hosted its annual track meet with several hundred students watching the Billig brothers, Joe and Bill, lead the 440 and 880 yard runs from a scratch and claim several seconds. William Williams also won the 100 and 220 yard dashes, while George Dorit excelled in the field with the running high jump and shot put victories.
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Tinker Seeks Johnny Evers Return to Cubs
Chicago June 6 reports indicate manager Tinker of the Chicago Nationals may begin talks to bring Johnny Evers from the Horton club back to the Cubs. No confirmation yet.
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Club standings and results from recent games
International standings report shows yesterday’s results with Baltimore defeating Providence seven to three and Toronto beating Rochester eight to one. Montreal also routed Buffalo seven to four. Remaining matches included Newark at Baltimore and Rochester at Toronto with Montreal listed under current standings.
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Feature Facts For the Fans by Rube Benton
Rube Benton the Giant left hander lost his first game of the season as rain halted most American League games except the Tigers and Red Sox. Dodgers won while Giants and Phillies suffered defeats, giving Robbie’s men a two and a half game lead. In a shutout of the Red Sox the world champions mustered only three hits.
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Dauss Blanks Sox as Tigers Win Behind Strong Pitch
Detroit pitcher Dauss held Boston to three hits in a 1 to 0 victory. The game remained scoreless until late, with two out and bases loaded in the ninth when Daves struck out Walker to preserve the shutout. Heisman's first inning hit plated Cobo and Veach for Detroit's lone run.
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Butler funds four thousand three hundred for Celt yearling
A Boston date notes a Celtic yearling sale with Arthur B. Hancock farm consignments. Seventeen Celt yearlings sold for a combined forty four thousand eighty nine dollars led by Butler who paid four thousand eight hundred for the top Network colt. Other notable purchases include Marathon and Redium breds with buyers such as A A Reilly and Gifford A Cochran.
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Quigley May Become Coach
St Louis reports on June 6 that C Quigley, longtime umpire in the Nations League and ex director of athletics at St Mary's College of Kansas, has been offered the football coach role at St Louis University. The notice mentions Buffalo as a double winner and a Montreal event with unclear details following.
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Tennis Hat Jinx Ends Eastern New York Triumph
The Eastern New York champions Inman and Mahan defeated Baggs and Voshell in straight sets at the Westchester Country Club in a doubles match famed for Mrs Voshell’s changing hat. In singles, Alrick St. Mar upset Harvard star Arthur Sweetser in straight sets as the narrative hovered around quirky jinxes and sharp net play.
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Voshell Blames His Wife's Hat
Howard Voshell and Frederick C. Baggs concede they lost the doubles final to Frederick Inman and Lyle Evans Mahen on the Coun try Club of Westchester turf yesterday. They blame Mrs Voshell for not wearing the lucky hat, while Mahan cites ten year old Buster Mahan as a factor and notes a father and son challenge from Abraham Bansford Jr. and his son.
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Harvard Victorious as Whitney Dominates at Tennis Meet
Ted Whitney former intercollegiate champion led Harvard with strong net play and accuracy losses by opponents. Bury struggled early but surged in the second set to force a 7 9 end. Peaslee topped Homans with solid finishing shots as Yale guard Feasies found success against Howard Homans. O Neale and Parker fought through long deuce games in a tense endgame.
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Providence Keeps Winning and Toronto Sways Victory
Providence Keeps Winning tops Fo Pe Sok bat ket vee Tinewo ved Yee Rom and Tuan in a string of scores. Toronto Wins and Loses appear in a chaotic recap with scattered names like Terentia Mteear and Mokioy amid unclear game notes.
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Results of Games in Two Leagues And Standing of Battling Teams
Baseball results and standings from two leagues show yesterday’s scores for the National and American circuits. Pittsburgh defeated New York 3 to 2 while Cincinnati beat Chicago 7 to 4 and St Louis topped Boston 2 to 1. standings list Pittsburgh 20 23 465 and Cincinnati 22 25 455 with Philadelphia 23 19 548 in the NL. Detroit 22 25 489 and Chicago 19 29 452 in the AL. latest games include New York at St Louis and Boston at Detroit with several rain or wet field notes.
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Robins Dominate Reds In Thrilling Ball Game
Brooklyn’s Robins overwhelmed the Reds with a 9 to 4 victory in a high excitement afternoon contest. Charley Ebbets and Buck Wheat starred, while Jeff Pfeffer hurled two singles and contributed in the late innings.
Stevens Defeats Rutgers In High-Attack Baseball Game
Stevens defeated Rutgers after trailing until the seventh inning as timely hits and an error shifted the score. Farris made notable catches in left field while Rutgers pitchers faded late, with Stevens taking the lead and securing the win despite earlier defensive miscues.
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