Yankees Tie for First as Ruth and Meusel Lead 12-6 Win
The New York Yankees defeated the Athletics 12 to 6 at the Polo Grounds to pull even for first place in the American League. Babe Ruth collected a triple and two singles, while Meusel contributed a triple and a pair of walks as every Yankee hitter reached base except Tuck Hannah. Scott Perry started pitching, but Mays, Peckinpaugh and Ruth fueled a first inning barrage before the Yankees coasted, despite a late defensive lapse that allowed two runs.
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Indians Rally To Split Doubleheader With St Louis
Cleveland and St Louis split a twin bill as St Louis won 6 2 then Cleveland took the nightcap 2 1. O Neill delivered a decisive single and two walks plus a field hit as Cleveland rallied in the ninth to win.
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Shea Wins Three Events At Pastime A G Meet
Daniel J. Shea dominated the Pastime Athletic Club handicap event at Macombs Dam, winning the running high jump 16 pound shot put and 35 pound weight throw. He also captured the high jump with a 6 feet 2 inches leap, while other results listed include handicap and scratch events with multiple place finishes by Dunnea tearetah, Schenkelbach, O'Connell, Gaoratehoe, Aronson, Cushing, Edelman, Hoama, Phillipeon, Lichtman, and J. Goldbere among others.
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White Sox Victory In Eleventh Inning Rally
Chicago defeats Detroit 7 to 6 in eleven as Felsch and John Collins spark the final rally with a single, steal, and RBI. Cobb injured on a tenth inning collision. Flagstead not hurt. Kerr wins in relief for Chicago, Oldham loses for Detroit.
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Melnick Shines in Morningside Club Track Meet
Irving Melnick dominated at Macombs Dam Park yesterday for Morningside Athletic Club winning the 100 yard dash and the 440 yard run. He also placed second in the running high jump behind Frank Conway as teammates and rivals competed across events at the daylong meet.
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National League Games Today and Standings Snapshot
National League games include New York at Brooklyn with no other NL matchups listed. American League notes Philadelphia at New York and Detroit at Chicago with several results and scattered notes. Standings show New York and Cleveland leading divisions with Boston and Chicago in mid pack as Detroit and Pittsburgh trail.
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Senators Rally In Seventh To Beat Red Sox 6 4
Washington over Boston 6 to 4 after five runs in the seventh inning. Key hits included two doubles and a sequence that flipped the lead, Pennock charged with the defeat and Snyder credited with a partial game. Umpires Chill and Owens. Time 2:00.
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Wright and Kumagae Win at Green Meadow
Wright and Ichiya Kumagae won the invitation doubles at Green Meadow Country Club Harrison Westchester County defeating Harold Throckmorton and Francia Hunter 8 10 6 4 7 5 in the final. Semis saw Throckmorton Hunter over Mathey Botsford 12 10 8 6 while Wright Kumagae beat Hall Beekman 1 4 6 0 5 2. Several hundred spectators attended the event.
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Pirates Triumph Over Reds Ends Ruether’s Streak
In Cincinnati on June 6, Pittsburgh topped the Reds 4 to 3 in ten innings after a late rally. Caton and Southworth delivered decisive hits off Ruether, who had won eight straight with nine-scoreless frames before Kooper shut down Cincinnati in the pinches. Nicholson muscled a two-base hit for Pittsburgh while Roush and Schmidt produced extra-base hits for Cincinnati.
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Bethlehem Soccer Team Captures NFL Title With 2–0 Win
Bethlehem Steel Companys soccer team clinched the National Football League championship by defeating the Robins Dry Dock 2 to 0 yesterday. The first goal came at fifteen minutes after a Fleming leftward pass, then Bethlehem extended their lead early in the second half and sealed victory twenty minutes later. Lineup details and half times are noted, reflecting a strong season finish.
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Tebo Claims Metropolitan League Soccer Title Over Astoria
Tebo won the Metropolitan Football League championship after a 1 1 draw with Astoria in the final at Woodride. Tebo finished with 31 points to Astoria's 20, securing the title as Astoria failed to force a replay.
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Henderson Wins Trophy in St Andrew's Club Golf Match
Henderson captured the Executive Committees golf trophy at St Andrew's Club yesterday. He finished one down to Ry Lafo, who claimed second prize after a close duel in windy links conditions.
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McGraw Men Crushed By Dodgers In 8–0 Rout
Dodgers overpower Giants 8 to 0 before 18 000 Flatbush fans at Ebbets Field. Burleigh Grimes dominates, Rube Benton wild, Myers homers, Kilduff triples with runs. Giants limp offensively as King and others misplay balls. Time 2:20.
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Track o Lantern Wins Yacht Race by Foul
GREENWICH Conn June 6 The Hawk owned by Ralph E Slaven led early in the arrow class race on the Indian Harbor Yacht Club triangular course but was disqualified for fouling a mark Leonard H Dyers Sack O Lantern finished second and was awarded the win The Hawk led from the start but was ruled out and Jack of Lantern, Windward Mand and Snapper left the start last with the Windward Mand finishing close behind the RK
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Cards Take Final Game and Series From Chicago Cubs
St Louis swept the three game series by beating Chicago 5 to 2. It was the locals fifth straight win. Hendrix faltered in the fifth allowing four runs on five singles and a wild pitch as Chicago failed to score after the fifth. Heathcote and team combined for key hits with bases empty and runners on.
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Ebbets and Matty Ordered to Court in Magee Hearing
Charles H. Ebbets president of the Brooklyn National League Club and Christy Mathewson assistant manager of the New York Giants received summons to appear in court at Cincinnati in the Magee case. They left for Cincinnati as Magee and Chase were Reds. Magee had sued the Chicago club claiming a conspiracy to bar him from organized baseball and hinted at statements about National League affairs. Heydler says he never received the affidavits.
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Ninety seven in Tourney Opens New Jersey State Championship
The annus men s New Jersey State championship lawn tennis tournament begins this afternoon at Montclair Athletic Club on eighteen clay courts with 97 entrants the largest field in the fixture s history Howard Voshell a former national indoor champion and Harold A Throckmorton a North and South semi finalist are among the entrants about forty doubles teams expected Lincoln Giants win both ends of a double header at Catholic Preary grounds defeating Bridgeport 8 to 0 and Waterbury 9 to 1 in the second game pitchers Hatteries Bowere Hagen Reavis Goodman and Condon Moore Wiltisme Rile
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Broadgate ad lists wool fabrics and menswear items
A vintage style advertisement touts wool fabrics and quality clothes. It promotes men's suits at 50 and 60 dollars, boys Norfolk jackets from 15 dollars, silk shirts, athletic underwear, leather oxfords, bathing suits, hats, luggage, and hunting gear. It highlights a brand Rexintered and notes Broadway locations at 13th Street and 34th Street plus Fifth Avenue at Warren Street.
Yale Crews Readies Final Practice Before June 25 Regatta
Yale rowing squad arrives at Gales Ferry ready to begin final practice for the Harvard race on June 25. Thirty seven crew men include varsity and five freshmen substitutes. Coach Guy Nickalls leads the Eli camp with assistants Van Santvoord and Enders. Two spins scheduled for the crews this week. Also notes Southern Association results with Chattanooga 2 Okisana 4 Mobile 1 Little Rock Memphis 3 Nashville 14 Birmingham 7.
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