Indians Take Scalp Of Wild Bill's Men In Cleveland Clash
Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 1 as Otis Lambeth held New York to two hits. Tris Speaker and Goose Goslin led the attack with key hits, while Ed Sweeney and the Yankee lineup struggled to mount offense. Umpire presence and wartime tension colored the contested game, with Lambeth delivering the lone Yankee run via a two-base error to plate their lone score.
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Hard Hitting Wins For the Athletics
Philadelphia secured a victory over St What as Stronk and Bates starred with four singles and a double while Bates contributed three singles. Teammates Tees nae Tet foe Mamsinnn added key plays, helping secure the win in a tense game during the American Association contest.
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St What
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Seth Fee
Dauss shuts out Red Sox in 3 to 0 Detroit win
Detroit pitchers held Boston scoreless as Dizzy Dauss blanked the defending champions 3 to 0. Key Detroit early runs came on Bush's double Cobb's single and a sacrifice fly, with Heisman and Burns contributing in the first inning.
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Dumont Shuts Out Aspiring White Sox
Washington defeats Chicago 4 to 0 as Dumont allows only four hits. The locals piece together rallies in three innings, with Cicotte failing to hold, while Washington’s pitching and timely hitting seal the shutout.
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Setotaie
Hornsby Plays Key Hit In Cardinal Victory
In St Louis on June 5 Hornsby homered and drove in a run as the Cardinals beat Boston 7 to 6. The rally featured Donk and J Smith singles and a walk by Gonzales, with Nehf pitching to Miller before Hornsby’s decisive hit.
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Despised Reds Hand Giants Crushing Loss in NL Tilt
Cincinnati Reds stunned the New York Giants 6 to 2 as Fred Toney held the Giants hitless at moments, securing a second straight win in the series. The Reds jumped early with fourth inning bursts, capitalizing on Giants miscues and key hits. Cincinnati's defense and timely scoring, including Herzig and Benton mishaps, forced McGraw to reassess a West Coast swing as New York fell from the league lead.
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Standing of Major League Clubs GAMES TODAY
Standings and upcoming games for today feature New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Boston at St Louis and Philadelphia at Chicago. Yesterday Cincinnati beat New York 4 to 1 while Boston defeated Brooklyn 7. Recent tallies show Brooklyn 412 109, St Louis 1204 524, Pittsburgh 0, and Chicago tied ghosted entries reflect partial scores from the era.
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Thoughts of a Halfback Going to War Poem
A humorous wartime verse contrasts football training with combat to argue that football prepares players for war. It jokes about the roughness of both fields, the line of scrimmage becoming a trench, and the harvest of grit as athletes brace for battle.
Sports Talk on Speaker Cobb Duel and Benny Leonard
The piece weighs on Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb in a bizarre age showdown with Speaker shown aging into peak form. It contrasts Cobb and Speaker ages, careers, and late-blooming vitality, then shifts to Benny Leonard as a rising weight champion and echoes of veteran hitters and pitchers, mixing sports lore with curious opinions. It mentions Red, Matty, McGinnity, Wiltse and Leon K. Jolforas, and riffs on niblicks and farming imagery.
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Ty Wod
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Leon K. Am
Mexico Meets U S on Courts Across the Bay
Mexico champion Mrs. Charles Vernon Hitchins defeated Miss Meten Pollak in straight sets while Miss Gilleaudeau beat Mrs. Cassebeer as doubles pairings advanced to the semifinals of the Middle States town tennis tournament at Staten Island Ladies' Club. Pollak and White edged Huff and Winn in a separate bracket, with further matches scheduled including exhibition doubles between national figures.
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Helen Gilleaudeau
Barnard
Staten Island
Miss Gillevudeats
Misa Ethel Tyndale
William II, Pouch
Fitc B. Handy
Miss Pollak
Edith White
M.B. Huff
Caroma Winn
Ovelock
Avelnite
Elizabeth Irving
Miss Gilleaudeau
Miss Tyndale
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Miss Handy
Molla Bjuratedt
Harold A. Throckmorton
Humon Ide
Florence Ballin
Frederick B. Alexander
Mitchine
Hounisheed Mies Pollak
Cascaheer
Mise Guibandeau
International League Mohmoni in tight finish
The report details a late rally by Mohmoni and Richmond in a 8th inning surge that sealed a 5 to 4 win in an International League game. It notes a Virginia League alumnus Megal lis used as pinch hitter and mentions other players and team names in a dense, partially garbled box score.
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Rane
Phillies and Yankees spark infield run checks and rallies
The Phillies toppled the Giants for league lead as Alexander starred with two triples and seven Cubs struck out. Magee scored the Yankees lone run aided by a wide throw. In a Tigers game no Red Sox runner advanced past second. Veach collected three hits in three at bats. Cincinnati rode Cumbie Fletcher and Her for five of six runs. Strunk posted two doubles and four singles, while Bates hit a homer and three singles in five at bats.
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Alex the Great Proves Further Name Fits Him
Chicago. June 6 Grover Cleveland Alexander pitched in fine form to a Philadelphia shutout of Chicago 4 to 0. The visitors bunched hits behind Seaton’s wildness in the fourth inning and scored two runs. Alexander accounted for the other two runs. He tripled in the fifth and tallied on a single in the seventh after his second triple.
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Baseball Call Too Strong for Hans to Resist
Hans Wagner, star shortstop for the Pittsburgh Nationals, signs a contract with President Barney Dreyfuss and asks the National Commission to allow him to play this season. Wagner pledges to continue in baseball and seeks a statement to permit playing with his old club, amid rumors of retirement and pressure from fans and officials.
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No Action Taken In Bonhag Case at NYAC Meeting
The registration committee postponed action on the Bonhag case involving George V Bonhag alleged to have represented the New York Athletic Club. The defendant did not appear and a transfer request to Winged Pool Club was noted. the matter will resume with a new appearance.
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Welling Meets Dundee Tonight boxing card update
Tonight at the rink Joe Welling meets Johnny Dundee in a ten round bout. John the Barber quits boxing, while Benny Leonard may face the winner for ten thousand dollars if Welling defeats Dundee. Johnston predicts Welling will win and join the championship wagon.
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Spencer defeats Kramer in Newark Velodrome race
Arthur Spencer of Toronto defeated Frank J. Kramer in a one mile match race at the Newark Velodrome winning two of three heats. Spencer took the first heat, Kramer won the second, and Spencer won the decisive third by a clear margin over the tape.
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Fight Log Tonight Spotlight of Multiple Boxing Matches
The page lists bouts featuring Joe Welling versus Johnny Dundee and Frankie Burns versus Young Reetor at various clubs including Broadway S C and Harlem S C. Other pairings include Jimmy Duffy with Ee dle Dorsey, Vere Hartley with Shamus Krien, and Johnny Harvey with Wille Beecher, plus Brennan against Madden and more.
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Wille Beecher
Pioneer
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Bartley Madden
Surprises Dominate Bronx Tennis Tilt At Club
The York Laws Tennis Club event at Columbia Oval in the Bronx produced many upsets as Allan Behr eliminated Dr. William Ropenblum in the singles third round while Otto Salm defeated rivals in the doubles. Semifinal and fourth round matches featured Seyman, Tuusat, Voshell, and Bele as contenders in a tense patriotic tournament. Nearby in Flatbush, The Terrace Club kicks off a lawn tennis tournament on East Seventeenth Street clay courts with singles and doubles entries led by Henry Turner and a $2 entry for coeds.
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Tennis for Naval Militia exhibition matches planned
The Park Halt Country vib hosts two special tennis exhibitions on Saturday afternoon to aid the Naval Militia. Doubles feature Flick B. Alexander with Harold H. Hackett against Harold A. Threekin and George Myers Church, while Miss Molla Bjurstedt faces Miss Maria Wagner in indoor championship play.
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