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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
31
The Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Giants as Wild Bill, Sweeney, and Fisher Artrolhy contributed. Steve O’Toole and teammates, including May and Tauboth Mie, sparked the late rally. Umpires were present. War dance performances punctuated the day as Hard Infinite fash and notable plays shaped the outcome.
Detroit defeats Boston 3 to 0 as Dause limits the world champions to blanks. Ruth is plunked and erratic, while Detroit's runs come on Bush's double, Cobb's angle and a walk aided by Heilman sacrifice and Barns' single.
Dumont pitched a shutout allowing only four hits as Washington defeated Chicago 4 to 0. The game featured tight defense and scattered scoring, with key plays coming from Washington’s lineup and solid pitching to blank the Sox throughout.
In St Louis on June 9 Hornsby delivered a double and later a home run while Grube added a single. In the early innings Hornsby’s bat sparked the rally as Harrisby and others contributed to a tied game before decisive runs. The cardinals later defeated Boston 7 to 1 with strong pitching and timely hits.
The Cincinnati Reds toppled the New York Giants 9 to 0 in a dominating no hit victory by Taney. The Reds built an early lead, chased Benton from the mound, and capitalized with timely hits and errors as McGraw’s men struggled to muster offense across the game.
A fragmented wartime football discussion compares the sport to training for conflict. It notes tougher rules in a rough jamboree and describes players absorbing punishment, with references to concentrated force, diving, and the crowding of tackles as the line crashes. The piece hints at fear and resilience among players facing the coming struggle.
A garbled feature compares Tris Shenker and Ty Cobb, noting age shifts and career arcs. It blends athletic aging theories with boxing flavor, mentioning Benny Leonard and other veterans while speculating on peak performance, longevity, and rivals amid a stream of unclear passages.
Tennis players from Mexico and the United States clash in the Middle States LavEn tennis tournament at Staten Island Club. Notable doubles wins by Miss Gilleandeau and Miss Tyndale accompany close singles matches as Pollak faces White and Hitchina battles Pollak in a tense final round buildup.
International League schedule shows Newark at Itehmond Rochester at Pusials Toronto at Montreal Providence at Baltimore. Yesterday results included Newark, Richmond, Rochester, and Providence with scattered scores and notable plays as teams chased standings in a busy midseason card.
The Phillies again displace the Giants as league leaders in trades while Messtader and Proteher spark Philadelphia with two triples and seven strikeouts. Alexander of the Phillies shuts out the Cubs as Strunk and Bates pace the offense with multiple hits including a home run. Magee scores the lone Yankees run aided by a wide throw as the Tigers and Red Sox see limited base advancement. Veach collects three hits in three at bats, and Cincinnati tallying five of six runs from Tumblers by Proteher and Mer.
Baseball infielder Hans Wagner signs reinstatement with the Pittsburgh club led by President Barney Dreyfuss. He confirms desire to continue in baseball, plans to report to first base and expects to appear in tomorrow's game, as a National League call issues no salary details. Wagner cites love of the game and asks the National Commission for reinstatement to play with his old club in Cincinnati.
A garbled report notes no action on the Bonhag matter at a committee meeting. The defendant Geerre Vo Honhag reportedly represented the New York Athletic Hubleet, and the date for appearance is postponed to next Tweedey.
Sports page reports Welling faces Dundee in a featured bout with John Dundee quitting the game. Benny Loonari promotes the match at the St Niet arena amid rumors of a headline clash as fans await the outcome and potential challengers like Carneline Kelowes.
Fight log lists bouts and participants including Joe Welling Johnny Lundee Frankie Byrne and Young Rector Marton C Jimmy Muffy Ed ile Worsey Shana Prepport C Frankie Wilson Young Ainale Mite Hartley Shamus Frien Varrmene Johnny Harvey Wille Beeche Hil Brennan Hartley Madien.
The Bronx tennis tilt unfolds with notable upsets as local clubs stage the New York Lawn Tennis Club tournament. Prominent players Frederick D. Ale and H. Hackett headline doubles, while Miss Molla Bivestedt faces Miss Marie Wagner in a marquee singles clash. Proceeds benefit The Park Hill Country Club.
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