Cubs Rally Tops Giants After Slow Start At Polo Grounds
In a misty Polo Grounds the Cubs beat the Giants 5 to 4 after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Jeff Tesreau started for New York, Benny Kauff homered but to no avail as Chicago seized the lead late. Jim Thorpe appeared as a pinch hitter and Red Causey pitched the final frames for the Giants.
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Charles A. Taylor
Giants
Cubs
Polo Grounds
Benny Kautl
Uncle Sam
Chicago Boys
Alhough
Benny
Leslie Mann
Jef Tescani
New Yorkers
Joi
Sim
Fred Anderson
B. Kauff
Soldier Boy
Benny Kauff
Burns
Heinie Zim
Kauit
Flowder
Zeider
Holke
Kenny Kauil
McGraw
Hendrix
Chicago
Ross Young
Young
Paskett
Zimmerman
Cub
Heinie
Fletcher
Red
Cecil Algernon
Causey
Jim Thorpe
Anderson
Ina Food
Jim
Fulton Dempsey Bout Favored by Danbury Board
Danbury townsfolk eagerly back the Fulton Dempsey heavyweight clash set for July 4 at Danbury Fairgrounds. Local business groups, led by the Chamter of Commerce, endorse the bout as a boon to the city with a charity aim for WWI soldiers. The Danbury Ministerial Association opposes the fight, while War Hospital Entertainment plans a Madison Square Garden card on June 20 featuring top names like Fulton and Dempsey for wounded troops.
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Fred Hawthorne
John
Reisler
Fred
Fulton
Jack
Dempsey
Danbury
Conn
Little Killioy On
Eleanor
Old Naty
Georgetown
Danbury Mercantile Bureau
Chamter of Commerce
Ross
Redding Ladies’ Auxiliary
Madison Square Garden
Hospital Entertainment Association
Benny Leonard
Ted Kid Lewis
Jack Britton
Joe Welling
Fred Fulton
Joe Dempsey
Packey McWarland
Twilight Ball Season Opens In Binghamton With Twilight Win
BINGHAMTON N Y June 11 The largest weekday crowd of the season attended the first twilight baseball game here as Binghamton defeated Newark 8 to 4 Bill Kay hit the first home run of the season in the fourth inning driving Riley home Kay and the team embraced the twilight format which will continue due to today's crowd and earlier start The game ended around 8 30 p m with Binghamton topping Newark and Kay contributing offense for the winners
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Binghamton
Bimghamton
Bill Kay
Riley
Mactan
Marcy
Veanuseli
Madtork
Walker
Nares
Tole
Noosoion
Cather
Koketh
Whim Kay
Cather Hina
Fischer
Tiley
Hartman
Ker
Walker Sachi
Mtpinmell
Madanas
Seth
Nate
Wi Laon
Mungo
Binghamtee Newari
Balls Higgins
Off Wather
Gugia
Barone
West Niel
Orioles Win Twilight Game From Skeeters
Baltimore defeats Jersey City 4 to 0 in the first twilight or after supper game in organized baseball here. Starting at 6 40, the nine innings took one hour and thirty five minutes. Parham pitched effectively and figures a scoreless line for Jersey City.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Jersey City
Parntarm
Bauirigone Fay
Camierand and Parfum
Serney City
Bawry
Shernon
Salina
Ware Brock
Kenmhaue
Mungel
Honus
Mga Tv Hayty
Esen
Bal
Lalates
Labate
Mail Vote Set to Decide Columbia Appeal
A mail vote by the Metropolitan Association board will decide the Columbia University Athletic Association appeal after the registration committee stripped its junior national indoor medley relay title for two ineligible runners. Columbia sought a reopening, but officials refused. the case now awaits board action. Eddie Renz loses first place in the open ten mile walk due to expired registration.
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Board of Managers
Metropolitan Association
Columbia University Athletic Association
A. U
Columbia
Brooklyn
Colum
Ater
Eddie Renz
Shaw Comes Back as Griff's Senators Lose in fourteen
In St Louis on June 41 Shaw pitched seven innings then returned to outpitch Davenport but Washington's defense faltered. The Senators fell 4 to 2 to the St. Louis club in a marathon fourteen inning game.
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Shaw
Griff’s
Senators
Sh Louis
Davenport
Washington
St. Louis
Warmington
Donna Ae
Banks
Morgan
OW Geto
LY Taran
Westlington
Harvard oarsman joins CAMBRIDGE MARINE CORPS enlistment
Francis Parkman of Boston ranked sixth in Harvard's crew enlisted in the Marine Corps. He follows peers John Linder and Richard Bowen who joined naval aviation and Naval Reserve. Horween, football captain, also enrolled in naval aviation service amid a wave of enrollments.
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Cambridge
Nass
Standings and results in early major league clubs
Yesterday Chicago defeated New York five to three while Pittsburgh beat Boston two to none. Cincinnati lost to Brooklyn and St Louis was rained out at Philadelphia. Current standings list Chicago 21 12, New York 29 15, Cincinnati 23 23, Pittsburgh 20 25, St Louis 22 23, Philadelphia 18 28, Detroit 15 27 with several games today including New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Mitteburgh
St. Louis
Pittabuure
Jr Bonton
Cin’'nati
Philadel
W.L. Pic
Beston. Vous
L. Pac
N. York
Phi Cin’nati
Pitteb'gh
Bdyn
Cleveland
Boston
Wash
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Pec
Clevel'd
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Binghamton
Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Roch't'r
W.L
Gasiayrac
Ay Caldwell Shines For Yankees In 12-Inning Tie
Ay Caldwell, the Yankees big pitcher, shows rapid regain of form in yesterday’s twelve inning duel between the Cleveland Indians and the Huggins men. Ray lost the game but Caldwell’s return adds pitching depth alongside Love Russell and Thormahlen for New York.
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AY Caldwell
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Huggins
Ray
Yanks
Love
Russell
Thormahlen
Yankees Lose in Twelfth To the Cleveland Indians
The Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees in twelve innings four to unknown. Chapman opened the twelfth with two walks and sped home after a series of plays as Caldwell mishandled a ball. Indians led three runs in the sixth, with key hits by Moth and Roth. the Yanks tied it in the ninth before the extra frame. The loss keeps the Yankees within reach of the league leaders despite the setback.
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Chicago
H. L
Flee
Molioonee
Mernt
Dolter
Ab Ib Kiniter
Q Mondrin
York
K. Ly
Youna
Zunmieman
Butcher
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yanks
Chapman
Speaker
Wambsgans
Caldwell
Indians
Marsans
O Baker
Jim Bagby
Peckinpaugh
Psat
Peck
Baker Jon
Pipp
Baker
Pratt
Russell
Pratt Russell
Pratt J
Bodie
Wood
Marsons
Walters
Marsana
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
New York
Githootey
Beckinpaigh
Marscille
Waltons
Baldwell
Ussull
Cleveland A
Evan
Turner
Speater
Palambscanis
Thames
Milter
Berameyee
Tnt
Guin
Chapmi
Shinaker
Sacredl
Prat
Peckinsauh
Bagby
Chinpman
Ireland
All Wall
Sagnys Sirusk
Eutetey
Athletics Pound Detroit Pitchers for 16 Safeties
Philadelphia A1 defeated Detroit 8 to 1 as Cunningham and Carroll Jones were hit for sixteen safeties aided by four errors. Burns collected three singles two doubles and a triple in five at bats.
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Detroit
Deyrose
Cunningham
Carroll Jones
Philadelphix
Tony
Burns
Philavelpia
TOC Ih
Walker
Yeach
Vigo
Melimaan
Gariter
Miegh Rot
Dyer
Philadelphia
Tine Gartner
Vist
Arutensa
Allain Towle
Youn
Gon
Cobhan Vite
Sbaovion
Tagak
Goth
Pirat
Adama
Dons
Maun
Uc. Joneses
Adame
Fatoher
Cunhighaat
Pirates Reach First Division In 16 Innings
Boston hosts Pittsburgh in a 16 inning showdown. Mollwitz and McKechnie drove in the winning run with a squeeze bunt after a bases loaded situation as Pittsburgh toppled Boston 3 to 2. Hearn yielded few hits as Sanders stifled the Red Sox late.
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Pirates
Boston
Pittsburgh
Taok
Sanders
Hearn
Mollwitz
McKechnie
Schmidt
Sauders
Gaton
Wickland
Smith
Konetchy
Tytteuurgie
Minton
Rawlings
Tearen
Loidlerwog
Utshaw
Lyne
Uwlidgs
Icouetchy
Wet Courts Halt Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Play
Persistent rain and a London fog caused the Metropolitan tournament to suspend Monday play at Forest Hills. Several unfinished singles matches will resume at 11 o clock Tuesday, with Miss Molla Bjurstedt seen as top contender and Miss Eleanor Goss and Miss Marion Zinderstein favored in potential semi finals.
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Fred Hawthorne
London
West Side
Forest Hills
L. I
Philadelphia
Phila
Ardsley
Mies Molla Bjurstedt
Stuart Green
Arthur F. Thurber
Green
Miss Bjurstedt
Igch
Metropolitan
Bjurstedt
Marion Zinderstein
Boston
Eleanor Goss
New York
Miss Zinderstein
Misa Zinderstein
Miss Goss
Zinderstein
Caroma Winn
Rawson L. Wood
Glare Cassel
Edward V. Lynch
Theodore Sohst
Julie Brown
Spencer Fullerton Weaver
Flushing High Nine Falls to Richmond Hill in Playoff Row
Flushing High School’s bid at the Queens Borough championship slipped as Richmond Hill High won 3 to 0 at the Flushing diamond. Conway pitched a perfect game, holding Flushing to one hit by Vail in the fifth inning and fanning ten. Postgame, Flushing named Lawrence Adikes captain and Gould Martin manager for 1919.
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Flushing High School
Queens
Richmond Hill High School
Flushing
Richmond Hill
Newtown High School
Conway
Vail
Lawrence Adikes
Gould Martin
Conway and Corwin
Tubertson
Sehualdt
Golfer 75 Wins Medal Play at Glenview Club
Dr F M Casio of Cleveland won the American Medal championship at Glenview Country Club with a net 142 for 18 holes. Sir James Mackenzie of St Andrews won the foreign guests contest with a net 90 at 18, handicap 10. he is 75 and a former London specialist. Slocum Meets Aviators Today as Ray Fisher leads Fort Slocum against Mineola at Garden City with Bob Stubbins expected to puzzle the fliers.
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Chicago
F. M. Casio
Cleveland
Glenview Country Club
Ohio
James Mackenzie
St. Andrews
Scotland
James
Great Britain
London
Slocum
Ray Fisher
Fort Slocum
Mineola
Aviators
Garden City
Big Bob Stubbins
Mrs Hucknall Wins In Apawamis Feature
In a weather challenged day at Apawamis Club links, Mrs Hucknall defeated Miss Lonsbery to reach the semi finals in the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association Ted Crom tournament. The day also noted players Mrs Stockton and Mrs Russell advancing as earlier rounds narrowed the field toward the championship.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Ted Crom
Apawamis Club Links
J. C. Stockton
Mra
owpeKtem
Riverton
C. T. Russell
Ardsley
Boston Loses At White Sox Flag Raising
Chicago celebrates flag raising day by defeating Boston 4 to 1. Faber pitched well for the White Sox with Murphy and Felsch delivering key catches, while Jones struggled for Boston. McCabe is noted in the ninth inning as Belted for a run in the loss.
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Boston
Chicago
Jones
Faber
Navy
Great Lakes
Murphy
Felsch
Namie
iWon
Schalk
Tenais
Setar Lot
McCabe
Throbanelis
Tupper
Schack
Ewe Salanes
Bug
Draft Age Players to Learn Work Status Next Week
Washington June 11 The War Department will decide within a week whether tall players of draft age will be subject to call for service before the season ends. The work or fight ruling applies to ball players, but leagues urge a delay to avoid financial losses. Owners point to contracts, field leases, and ongoing seasons dependent on uninterrupted play.
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Washington
War Department
Provost Marshal General's Office
P Vssion
Federal Rendezvous Nine Beats Dispersing Office
The Federal Rendezvous baseball team routed Dispersing Office at Prospect Park Brooklyn winning by a score of 4 to 0. Stad Speer Gimpel and Melville had three hits for the Federal sailors, Reutterman allowed four runs and struck out six.
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Federal Rendezvous
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Stad
Speer
Gimpel
Melville
Reutterman
Qfittieres
Meutterman
Spear
Shea
Singer Athletic Association bids for outdoor track event
The Singer Athletic Association of Elizabethport New Jersey submitted a proposal to conduct the annual outdoor senior track and field championships of the Metropolitan Association. A championship committee meeting will review the bid this week with a likely September event if approved. Part of receipts may be donated to the American Red Cross. The association plans a strong quarter mile race for the games.
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Metropolitan Association
Singer Athletic Association
Elizabethport
N. J
American Red Cross
Singer Organisation
St Anselm Athlete Arrives in France for Action
Private Michael J. Dwyer formerly of St Anselm's Athletic Club arrives in France with Battery C south Field Artillery. He is in good spirits and plans a trip through Germany with a return via Berlin before long. He notes weekly running races and a ten mile dash in Bordeaux on the Fourth.
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Michael J. Dwyer
St. Anselm's Athletic Club
Battery C
South Field Artillery
France
Germany
Berlin
Bordeaux
Daly ‘Ourth
Eastern League Nene Te age ner ee Leadon Tevette
A compact local update notes an Eastern League event involving Nene Te and Leadon Tevette. Factual details are limited in the fragment, but the names indicate a regional league context and participant pair. Further specifics such as teams, dates, or outcomes are unavailable in the readable text.
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Killefer
Flack
Jeff
Gang Anderson
Jen
Plack
Hollacher
Mann
Zim
Kauf
Zoider
Merkle
Paskert
Deal
Killifer
Clark Griffith
New York City
22D
United States Infantry
Coast Artillery
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Camp Mills
Alex
Fred Mitchell
Feeks
Kmuslie
Windy City Boys
Itchell
Min
Usarim
Cohicago
Danbury Board
John the B
Skeeters
Harvard Oarsman
American Association Reds
Kane City
St Pauly
Lanaville
Indianapolis
Simnanies
Puntichs
Mmimgapolta
National League For
Manae
Ray Caldwell
International League
Flushing High Nine
Richmond
White Sox Battery
Hicago
Williams
Byrd Lynn
Chicago Americans
Wilmington
Del
Charles A. Comiskey
Joe Jackson
Lynn
L. C. Stockton
Hucknall
Ste
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Miss Longebery
Miss Lonsbery
Teipiosand
Ebay Slew
M.D. Tatercon
Kerenee
Ty el Fourtiy
Eluhe
Aurs
Go Uhelocaer
Seah
Gpio
Anant
Sina
Atiinaaila
Suiltank
Anatvanis
Bet Sts
Dew Bea
F. Deantiia
Ahielenkharg
Greenhall
Hollywood
Bai Us
Atagls
AK Bamba Suugsaaie
Sis
Marie Tae Io
Singer A. A
Southern Association
Tirminghen
Challancors
St. Anselm
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