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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

6

Yankees Crack Tigers in Detroit 11-8 Victory

Bob Meusel and Ping Bodie homer as the Yankees rout the Detroit Tigers 11 to 8. Ruth fails to homer but drives a sharp ball through the box. Thormahlen wins a pitching battle while Heilman underperforms for Detroit. The win runs the Yanks to 23 of 29 since May 5 as the Cleveland series looms.

W. O. McGeehan Detroit Yankees Tigers Coogan Duffy Lewis Mr. Ehmke Ping Bodie Flagstead Bob Meusel Cherry Street Navin Field Babe Ruth Heilman Cleveland Peckinpaugh Meuse Pipp Young Babe Ehmke Pratt Ellison Jones Ping Thormahlen Ruth Signor Pixzola Pinrove Harry Tuthill Ganda Merry Wives Windsor Canada Cahill

Magee Loses Suit Over Damages. Plans Appeal

In United States District Court Cincinnati, Lee Magee former major league player lost his $5,500 suit against the Chicago National League Baseball Club. The jury brought in a defendant verdict after about an hour. Magee claimed he was wrongfully released and hindered from earning a living. he disclosed a 1918 bet incident and a midnight confession reportedly shared with NL and Chicago Nationals officials. Judge Peck urged keeping baseball free of trickery and preserving public confidence in contests.

Cincinnati Lee Mages United States District Court Robert Alcorn Magee Brooklyn Chicago Naional Chicago Nationals Boston Hal Chase Chase Jimmy Costello Meyes John Heydler National League William Veeck

Fordham Beats St Johns 4 0 In Final Home Game

Fordham University baseball shut out St John s College 4 to 0 at Fordham Field yesterday afternoon in the final home game of the season. Coach Arthur Devlin used pitchers Mc Namara Cullerton and Waters for three innings each, allowing only one single apiece. Batteries Houston and Lyonx Mc Namara Cullerton Waters and Cousiness.

Fordham University St. John's College Fordham Field Fordham Arthur Devlin McNamara Cullerton Waters Acor St. John'n Farnham Houston Lyonx Namara

Inquiries Over Past Savings At Bank

A reader recalls a large sum deposited recently and questions where the funds were spent since it was placed in the bank. The message emphasizes the short interval and implies concerns about misused savings.

Ex-Giant Fletcher Again Helps Phils To Vanquish Cubs

Philadelphia defeats Chicago 2 to 1 for the second straight win as Fletcher, the new Philadelphia captain, drives in a run and scores the other. Robertson homers for Chicago to account for the lone tally in a pitchers' duel with Tyler.

Fletcher Phils Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Smith Tyler Robertson Aye Atenas Felsa Sonat Hité Mousel Pletcher Fon Robertson Backfire Terry Friberg Merkle Hagen Sinith Aihucke Simin Hone

Sixteen U S Teams To Compete at Antwerp

Sixteen United States teams will enter the Antwerp Olympic events with the American Olympic Committee submitting the maximum entrant and reserve lists. The entry list covers track and field, gymnastics, wrestling, boxing, shooting, modern pentathlon, riding, polo, decathlon, and other events. The Belgian Olympic Committee will receive the selections today.

United States Antwerp Belgian Olympic Committee Wdn American Olympic Committee U.S U.S. Ber Fe

Pfeffer Outlocks Doak In Thrilling Pitching Duel

Dodgers tie series with 2 0 victory at Ebbets Field as Pfeffer outpitchs Donk. Miller and Smith spark Brooklyn offense with key hits while Wheat returns to left field after ankle sprain. Cardinals strand runners, Smith misplays crucial ball in seventh to seal the win.

Jeff Pfeffer Doak R. J. Kelly Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Ebbets Field Jef Pfeffer Robbie Bill Donk Avchie Beore Pfeffer Johnny Smith Zack Wheat En Dayn Clarence Mitchell Wax Bane Flatbush

College Results HAA update shows varied scores

HAA results list several participants with scores near four to ten points. Notable entries include Hiner with zero points, Darhinaitn and Munn Ageinm each scoring four, Yate six, California and Darhinaitn noted among names.

Californi

Ruth and the Lively Ball in 1919 1920 debate

Grantland Rice analyzes home run totals amid claims a livelier ball boosted Ruth’s 1919 record. He compares Ruth to Ty Cobb Joe Jackson Ed Roush Hornsby and others, noting Ruth’s 29 homers vs 22 from the star quintet. He argues 1920 ball improvements aided hitters but not pitchers.

Ruth Ty Cobb Bob Vench Joe Jackson Ed Roush Hornsby

Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues

National League today Cincinnati visits New York while Chicago travels to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh plays Boston. Yesterday New York beat Cincinnati 6 to 4. Brooklyn defeated St Louis 82 to 2. Philadelphia edged Chicago 2 to 1. Boston won over Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in 10 innings. American League today New York at Detroit Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at St Louis. Yesterday New York 11 Detroit 3. Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 1. Boston 3 Chicago 4. St Louis 0 Washington 4-3.

Cincinnati New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Sterday Brooklyn St. Louis Mtttsburgh W.l.vet W.l.pet Louis Cin'nath Detroit Washington Cleveland Phila Bonton Wash

Champions Outhit Red Sox but Lose 3-2 to Chicago

Harry Hooper tripled and SChaNk added a single scorin g all Boston runs as the champion Red Sox fell to the Cubs 3 2 in Chicago. Joe Bush scattered hits while Chicago built a 1 0 lead and held on.

Red Sox Chicago Harry Hooper Schang Scott Walters Boston Joe Bush Uth Powel Aienge Ae Helton Hogier STP Fitewaan Wiliams Kerr Schalk Jackson Colas Buss Melanie Hush Um Biies Moriarty Connolly

Witt's Home Run Sparks Mackinen Victory Over Phillies

In Cleveland on June 9, Witt delivered a left field homer that broke Philadelphia’s shutout chance, powering the Indians past the Athletics 6 to 1. Uhle pitched solidly for Cleveland, while Witt injured his knee after scoring at the plate, then had to be carried off. The game featured two-base hits by C Thomas and Chapman, with Witt’s decisive homer amid a muddled Philadelphia defense.

Thermahien Lewis Hannah Herbert Thormablen Tigers Tellman Pinelli Ping Bodie Stanage Peckinpaugh Pratt Walter Pipp Yankee Babe Heisman Ruth Wan Pipp Ruth Cahill Smout Cleveland Scott Ethona Speakur Burrus Cuntige Mhonis Wambaganas Juinston Burcus Gardner Juhnston Perry Hy- Parry Sulu Perry Ay Hy. Unle, 2 Passed ball—Perking Mildebrand Hyena Tine Kame Tee

Shocker Blanked as Browns Fall to Senators 4 0

Washington surged to a 4 to 0 victory over St. Louis, extending their lead with Shocker yielding multiple hits while the Browns fielding faltered. Only two St. Louis runners reached third, as Zachary struggled on the mound and Batters from Washington punished errors.

ST. Louis Washington Browns Zachary Washing Louis Nimmo Pol Deeo Gonran Geary Ronal Vacinty Doshmuer Workington Bt. Louis Wits

Giants Beat Reds 6 4 On Homers From Kaui And Young

Giants defeat world champions Cincinnati Reds 6 to 4 at the Polo Grounds. Benjamin Kaui hits a homer into the lower right field stand and Ross Young follows with another long drive. Ring and Nehf start for Reds and Giants, with Pat Moran and Heinie Groh making key efforts as the Giants pull ahead early then hold off a seventh inning Reds rally.

Charles A. Taylor Babe Ruth Bob Meusel Ping Bodie Polo Grounds Giants Reds Benjamin Kaui Ross Young Benjamin Ross Arthur Nehf Dats Jimmy Ring Flatbush Nehf Ring Pat Moran Heinie Groh Pat Eddie Roush Ivy Wingo MecCormick Henry Fabian Glants Burns Kopf Bancroft Kauff Mr. Ring Benny McGraw Rath Young Lary Doyle Jake Daubert Beniny Kauff Kelly Nehl Pat Duncan Neale Bill Rariden Rariden Doyle Daubert Groh New York Tan Hou

Pinch Hitters Tie and Win Braves in Tenth

The Boston Braves rallied from behind to defeat Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in ten innings. Pinch hitter O Neil delivered a center single with the bases loaded and one out for the decisive run after Sullivan had driven in the tying run with a base hit. Maranville had five hits including two doubles, and the Pirates left runners on base in key moments.

Boston Braves Pittsburgh O'Neil Sullivan Maranville Bet Pitpsbungie Moston Raines Caton Southworth Carey Whitted Suert Iicox Shurhworth Sichulaon Witting Pittshurrh Roatan Hanes Adavia Hamiton Ooxonger Onadiger Hillineim Adama Om Hariton Pitther Ty Onmchiger Adana Hamilane Eddilimetin A. Wit Witches Buntsgins Adams O' Bay Jana Quigley Thue Gamet Houre Hornsb Branch Rickey St. Louis Cardinals Rogers Hornaby Giants

Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues

Cleveland and New York players feature among the top hitters in both leagues. G An from Cleveland records 46 games and 173 points, while others like Be rkren from Chicago and Johnston from Cleveland post notable totals.

Thomson to Lead Green Track Captain Nineteen Twenty One

Hanover New Hampshire June 9 Earl J Thomson champion twelve yard high hurdler was named captain of the Dartmouth track team for 1921 The selection was announced today reflecting Thomson’s leadership and athletic prowess for the season ahead

O'Connell Cambridge Maas Dennis F. O'Connell Harvard University Polo Grounds Uae

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