Yanks Tie For First After 12-6 Win Over Athletics
New York uses wallop at Polo Grounds to beat Philadelphia 12 to 6 and move into a share of first place in the American League. Ruth slighted with no homer but belted a triple and two singles, while Meusel and Pipp led multiple hit efforts. Perry started for the Athletics before the bullpen, Mays and Peckinpaugh sparked early scoring, and a seventh-inning miscue briefly threatened the lead before the Yankees pulled away again.
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Indians Split Doubleheader With St Louis In Cleveland
Cleveland and St Louis split a doubleheader with the Browns winning the second game 2 to 1 after Bagby shut out Cleveland in the opener. O Neill drove in the decisive run with a ninth inning single following two walks and a infield hit in a tense pitchers duel.
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Connoil
Shea Wins Three Events At Pastime A G Meet
Daniel J. Shea starred for the Pastime Athletic Club handicap women at Macombs Dam Park. He won the running high jump, the 16 pound shot put, and the 35 pound weight throw. He also won the high ramp with a 6 feet 2 inches leap. Other results detail Schenkelbach, O Connell, Gaoratehoe, Aronson, Cushing, Edelman, Hoama, Phillipeon, Lichtman, and Vlahnie in various events, with notes on handicaps and times amid a late afternoon program.
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Pastime Athletic Club Handicap Famen
Macombs Dam
Dunnea Tearetah
BH. Schenkelbach
Inchea
W. O'Conell
M. Gaoratehoe
Aronson
J. Cushing
Edelman
Tim Yards
Dan Rhea
J. Goldbere
Accond
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Ian Fated
San J. Comoh
Teat
Goldberg
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White Sox Triumph In Eleventh Inning Slugfest
Chicago defeats Detroit 7 to 6 in 11 innings after a late rally tied the score in the eighth. Felsch, with a steal and a single by John Collins, drove in the winning run as Cobb suffered a leg injury in a collision with Flagstead. Flagstead unhurt.
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John Collins
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Shorten
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Schalk
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Hellman
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Oldham
Kerr
Pito Kerr
Lonley
Oakrie
Diniesa
Rallin
Melnick Stars At Morningside A C Meets At Macombs Dam Park
Irving Melnick shined for Morningside Athletic Club winning the 100 yard dash and 440 yard run and placing second in the running high jump at Macombs Dam Park yesterday. He led a strong showing with Frank Conway close in the high jump and Braverman among other top finishers in a crowded field.
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Morningside Athletic Club
Macombs Dam Park
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Frank Conway
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Braverman
Yaran
Fenn
Wille
Fiddin
A. Roang
Bert Plant
F. Conpay Arith
Stein
Harry Braverman
H Upraverman
Senate
Andy Frank Conway
Major League Clubs National and American League Scores
National League notes New York at Brooklyn game in progress with 41 to 20 inning totals. American League action Philadelphia at New York and Detroit at Chicago amid partial scheduling and day’s results. Standings show New York leading with 28 wins, 16 losses. Cleveland and Chicago near the top division, Boston and Detroit among lower spots.
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Detroit
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Senators Rally in Seventh to Beat Red Sox 6 4
Washington overcame a deficit with five seventh inning runs to defeat Boston 6 to 4. Key hits included two doubles and a two RBI single as Snyder and Pennock contributed. Corrections note: box score lines show Pitchers Snyder Pennock Zachary Erickson and Bannock with umpires Chill and Owens. Time 2008.
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A. A
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Roth
O'Neill
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Heston
Extokson
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Ore Bayder
Erickson
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Bannock
Chill
Owens
Wright and Kumagae Win at Green Meadow
Wright and Ichiya Kumagae, with Kumagae the Japanese star, won the special invitation round robin doubles at Green Meadow Country Club Harrison Westchester County. They defeated Harold Throckmorton and Francia Hunter 8 10 6 4 7 5 in the final. Throckmorton and Hunter had earlier beaten Jean Mathey and Willard Botsford, while Wright and Beekman fell to Hall and Beekman. Several hundred club members attended.
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Ichiya Kumagae
Japan
Green Meadow Country Club
Harrison
Westchester County
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Francia T. Hunter
Throckmorton
Hunter
Ean Mathey
Willard Botsford
Kumagae
W. Merrill Hall
Leonard Beekman
Throckmiorton
Pirates Triumph Over Reds Ends Ruether Streak
In Cincinnati on June 6 Pittsburgh defeated the Reds in the tenth inning after Caton Southworth and Whitted delivered the decisive hits off Ruether. Ruether had won eight straight, but Cooper shut the door in the late innings as Pittsburgh pulled ahead 4 to 3.
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Kooper
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Carey
Gatahaw
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O'Day
Tme
Bethlehem Soccer Team Takes Title By Beating Robins
Bethlehem Steel Companys soccer team clinched the National Football League title with a 2 to 0 victory over the Robins Dry Dock yesterday. McKenna scored the first goal after 15 minutes, and early in the second half Bethlehem extended the lead to 2 0 on a pass from Ritt. The lineup lists Robins D Dock and Bethlehem with players including McKenna, Fleming, Duncan, Hob, Morrison, Reccilesil, Pepper, Genter, and others. Time of halves 45 minutes.
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Alves— Barre
Tebo Wins Soccer Title From Astoria Eleven
Tebo captured the Metropolitan Football League championship by defeating Astoria 1 1 in the final, finishing with 31 points to Astoria's 20 after a two half match at Woodride. Astoria had won the first game but failed to force a replay and settled for runners up.
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Woodride
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Tabo Y
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Onin
Henderson Wins Trophy at St Andrews Club Links
Henderson captured the Executive Committees golf trophy yesterday at St Andrew's Club. He finished one down to Ry Lafo, who claimed second place with two down.
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St. Andrew's Club
Ry Lafo
Prike
McGraw Men Poor in 8-0 Rout Before 18,000 Flatbush Fans
Dodgers rout Giants 8 to 0 at Ebbets Field with Burleigh Grimes dominating. Kilduff, Myers, and Schmandt pace Brooklyn attack as Giants misplay infield and Benton struggles. Myers belts a homer and drives in multiple runs. Umpires Emalle. Time 2:20.
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Track o Lantern Wins Yacht Race by Fou l
In the Indian Harbor Yacht Club triangular 3 1 2 mile race The Hawk owned by Ralph E Slaven led early but was disqualified for fouling a mark Leonard H Dyers Sack O Lantern finished first declared winner Jack o Lantern and Windward Mand chased closely Snapper finished a short distance behind The Hawk led from start then fouled a mark confirmation of result given after protest
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Cards Take Final Game and Series From Chicago Cubs
St. Louis swept Chicago with a 5 to 2 win in the final game of the three game series, their fifth straight victory. Hendrix weakened in the fifth as five singles and a wild pitch produced four runs. Chicago did not score after the fifth.
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O'Farrell
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Ebbets and Matty Ordered to Court in Magee Hearing
Charles H. Ebbets and Christy Mathewson received summons to court in Cincinnati for the Magee case. They left for Cincinnati as Magee and Chase were Reds teammates. Magee had sued the Chicago club claiming a conspiracy to bar him from organized baseball and hinted at startling statements about National League affairs.
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Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Lee Magee
Ebbets
Mathewson
Magee
Chase
Reds
Brooklyn
Auit
Chicago
National League
Heydler
Ninety seven in Tourney Opens at Montclair Club
The New Jersey State championship lawn tennis tournament begins this afternoon on Montclair Athletic Club’s eighteen clay courts with 97 entrants, the largest field yet. Notables include Howard Voshell, former indoor champ, and Harold Throckmorton, runner up in major circuits, among the contenders. doubles draw features about forty teams. Lincoln Giants Triumph in Double Header
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New York Tennis Club
238Th Street
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Harold A. Throckmorton
Quality fabrics and menswear at Broadway shop
A Wool cloths store offers suits from $50 to $60 and boys Norfolk suits from $15. They advertise soft collars, silk shirts, athletic underwear, silk socks, leather oxford shoes, bathing suits, and hats. The ad lists multiple Broadway corners and emphasizes reliable dealer quality.
Yale Crews Begin Final Practice Ahead of Harvard Regatta
Yale rowing unit, 37 crew members plus five freshmen, arrives in Gaels Ferry Conn to start final practice for the June 25 Harvard regatta. Coach Guy Nickalls leads with assistants George Van Santgoord and John F Enders. Payne Whitney cottage hosts varsity, Yale boathouse floors house freshmen. launches moved from New London. Abbreviated intra-squad time trials planned this week. southern association scores listed for Chattanooga, Okisana, Mobile, Little Rock, Nashville, Birmingham.
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