Davis Cup Clash Set for Meadow Brook Debuts on Turf
England and the United States prepare for the opening Davis Cup match at Meadow Brook with West Side Tennis Club hosting. Analysts note American composition and practice advantage, while English team cohesion lags. The club’s Forest Hills move and facility upgrade bolster national pride and spectator capacity as fencing and seating plans take shape for an anticipated August start.
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Yankees fall to White Sox in low-scoring game
In a Chicago White Sox win, the Yankees produced only three hits and failed to score, as Faber shut them down through six innings then McHale departed after a sixth inning scare. White Sox outfielders made a key catch and plated the decisive runs, while Caldwell labored but kept his team within reach early.
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Red Sox speed powers win over Cleveland in rough start
Hisky Scott, Lewis, Janvrin spark a first inning double steal as Horton gives Boston a 2 1 win. Foster and Lefty James hold Nap batters after the early rally. Stolen bases by Lewis and Janvrin highlight the game with Cleveland errors and scattered hits.
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Athletics tumble down the ladder in Detroit win
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 2 1 to move into second place as Coveleskie struggles but two double plays halt Philadelphia scoring. Moriarty injures. Lapp replaces him. Details include stolen bases and late scoring by Detroit.
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Orioles Take Two Games Over Skeeters in Double Header
Orioles rout Skeeters in both games of a Jersey City double header. Daniels and Twombly led the offense in the opener with four hits for Twombly. sharp fielding and base play backed the win. The second game featured miscues as Daniels exited early and wild pitches helped Baltimore pull away.
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Browns Win in the Tenth
In St. Louis on June 1 Apres pitched for the Senators but Leary tripled and Agnew singled to score the winning run in the tenth as St. Louis defeated Washington 3 to 2. Washington tied it in the ninth with a Shotten single and Austin HBP. Moeller and Milan sparked St. Louis with partner runs and timely hits to seal the comeback victory.
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Indians Do Some Timely Hitting
The Indians came from behind to defeat Providence 3 1 in Newark. Scoring started with Pratt tripling and Myers throwing error, then Providence tied in the fourth. Newark pulled away in the eighth with Myers and Kraft aiding Getz to finish 3 1.
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St Louis Miners Rout Kansas City In Easy Victory
St Louis Feds blasted Kansas City with a batting spree, winning by a wide margin. Inge and Stovall led the hit parade as Crandall and Simon pitched, while Packard, Dairis, and Baxenroth fielded solidly. American Association results list Columbus, Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Milwaukee with scores. Eastern Association results show New Britain, New Haven, Waterbury, Pittsfield, Ridgeport, and New London across recent games.
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Murray Triumphs in Singles at Sleepy Hollow Club
Stanford student Murray dominates singles at Sleepy Hollow, defeating Frederick B. Alexander in round two, Behr in the semifinals, and Walter Merrily Hall in the final 6-2 6-4 6-2. He and partner Herbert Hahn fall in doubles to Mathey and Washburne 4-6 4-6 0-6.
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Schupp Allows Two Hits as Giants Shut Out Perth Amboy
In a low scoring game the Giants defeated Perth Amboy by a shutout, Schupp limiting the visitors to two hits. Perth Amboy had the game's only two safeties, both doubles by Birmingham and Paterson, as New York pitchers dominated and the largest crowd of the season witnessed the contest.
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