Toney's Triple in Fifth Lifts Giants over Reds 6-2
Giants defeat Cincinnati 6 to 2 at the Polo Grounds as Fred Toney, back to form, drives in three with a fifth inning triple. George Kelly and Leo King homer and double, with Toney adding a three-base hit. Slim Sallee of the Reds ejected for pitching rules violation.
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McCormick
Stock Directs Heavy Barrage Against Robins
Cardinal hitters drive 15 safeties while piling up 10 runs against Dodgers at Ebbets Field. Stock leads with four hits and a sacrifice, Hornsby and Konetchy contribute key moments as St Louis wins 10 to 2 in the opener of the Western invasion.
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R. J. Kelly Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Ebbets Wield
Sherrod Smith
Clarence Mitchell
Johnny Milius
Flatbush
Marvin Goodwin
Westerners
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Stock
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Lavan
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Schultz
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Konetehy
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Stack
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Doubleplava
Fournier
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Loula
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Hite
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Blruck
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Falk
Bages Bowl advances past Emerson in New Jersey tennis
Ralph L. Baggs of West Side Tennis Club defeated Gerald J. Emerson of Orange 6-2 6-2 in the fifth round of the New Jersey State championship singles to reach the top half semifinals. Throckmorton beat Baggs 6-2 in the semis as Botsford ousted Man 6-4 3-4 7-5, with Throckmorton and Botsford set to clash for the title.
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Fred Hawthorne
New Jersey
Ralph L. Baggs
West Side
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Istuer
Herold A. Throckmorton
Ralph Ly Baghs
Paul Martin
Haggs
Gerald J. Emerson
Harold A. Throckmorton
Ralph L. Uages
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Alrick
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Sorrel
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Mujur
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Hen Letson
Frederick & Anderson
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Baocock
A. Thrapkenaton
Geniya ‘Kumages
Phil David
Harvey Shatter
Bi End
Budlow van
Indians Retain Lead by Beating Athletics Again
Cleveland maintains its series edge by defeating Philadelphia. final score 5 to 2. Rays Moore yielded walks that produced runs, Wood contributed timely hits, and Philadelphia made costly errors as Cleveland capitalized with runners on.
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Indians
Ray Moore
Moore
Wood
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Thoms
Stewie
Matt
Rt | Gators
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Dan Perkins
Py Oise
Tolan
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Ty Moore
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OM Moore
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Dasox—Chapman
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Perking
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Halle —Moore
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Indemand
Byanes
Cubs Outhit Phillies But Lose Tenth in Row
Chicago outbatted Philadelphia but dropped its tenth straight as Meadows kept the Cubs from scoring until late. Fletcher, new Phillies captain, handled eleven of twelve chances in the field.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Chicago
Meadows
Fletcher
Messingy
Chiegen
Vyohans Hite
Willsing
hiteStengel
Pautette
Minter
Jougling
Paulette
Terry Ly Hotacen
Mernie Pautette
Ineteher
MarLii
Rina
Martl
Bill
Braves Blank Pirates For Third Straight
Boston June 11 The Braves blanked Pittsburgh for a third straight game as Hamilton was chased in the eighth inning after three runs. Fillingim allowed four hits and held the Pirates to nothing after 8 innings.
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Braves
Pirates
Boston
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
The Rule of Fear and Great Hitters of the Era
A column surveys the mental side of sports greats like Cobb Ruth Dempsey and Hoppe, noting fear of opponents can hinder even stars. It contrasts players who play their own game with those who chase opponents. Mentions Johnston Patterson Johnson and Patterson Wimbledon outcomes, plus Johnson’s batting question.
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Battling Levinsky
Levinsky
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Ruth
Travers
Travis
Cobbs
Hagens
Ruths
Dempseys
Willie Hoppe
Yale’s L M Banks Captures New England Tennis Title
Yale player L M Banks defeated G W Pike of Springfield in straight sets to win the New England tennis championship in Hartford. All rounds through the final completed last week. The New York Athletic Club hosts an outdoor carnival at Travers Island featuring a 440-yard handicap with Tedith among entrants.
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Throckmorton
Botsford
Ilis
Riley
Yale
William F. Johnston
Gerald Patterson
Johnston
Patterson
Forest Hills
Tilden
Brookes
Williams
Californias
Hartford
Conn
L. M. Banks
New England
G. W. Pike
Springfield
Maan
Meredith
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Tedith
Californian Bears edge in clay court tennis clash
In Flatbush the Terrace-Kings County team edged UC Berkeley 4-2 in a mixed match series. Wallace Bates defeated S Howard Voshell 6-3 7-6 in the highlight as Bates and Edmund Levy beat Voshell and Frank Anderson 6-2 6-4.
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University of California
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Terrace Club
Kings County Tennis Agrociation
Flatbush
S. Howard Voshell
Wallace Bates
Bates
Voshell
G. Rothschild
Cecil Donaldson
H. Martin
Miss Wagner and Partner Beach Finals at Tennis
The New York State women’s championship singles final was postponed from yesterday at the New York Tennis Club amid committee disagreements and will be played this afternoon. In women’s doubles semi finals, Wagner and Cassel defeated Waring and Wagner 6 0, while Gouverneur Morris and Roy defeated Wood and Roy 4 6 0 1 6 0.
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Hsth Street
Broadway
Margaret ‘Ove
Marie Wagner
Miax Wagner
Clare Cassel
Samuel E. Waring
E. Wagner
Lewis Gouverneur Morris
Misa Groy
Weaver's Homer Helps White Sox Edge Red Sox 4 3
In Chicago, June 11, the White Sox beat Boston 4 to 3 to close the series. Weaver homered in the first inning and doubled in the eighth to spark the rally. Pennock and Hothater worked effectively for Chicago as Mortarity and Connolly shared pitching duties.
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Boston
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Ae Talbott
Owl
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Ey Weave
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Hugmen Sweep Tigers as Rip Collins Shuts Out Tigers
Rip Roaring Rip Collins, the Texas Ranger turned Yankee ace, pitched a five hitter as the Yankees blanked the Tigers 6 to 0 in Detroit. Meusel homered, Ruth fanned, and Collins’s steady work, aided by solid defense, sealed the four-game sweep and kept New York on track for a pennant bid amid taunting chatter about upcoming matchups with Cleveland and Chicago.
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Rip Collins
Texas Ranger
Tigers
Yankees
Hennery Ford
United Assassina
Coogan’s Bluff
Cleveland Indians
Ruths
Cleveland
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Ellison
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Truck
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Bob Meusel
Robert
Habe Ruth
Lake Erie
Kip Collins
Leonard
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Ipf
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San Antonio
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Truck Hannah
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Ron Ellison
E Dondo
Pinelli
Woodell
Mr. Wooda
Tiger
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Pipp
Elison
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Bob
Ruth
Jeonard
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Pratt
Bodie
Young
Mr. Woodall
Dutch
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Ark
Fraser
York
Tome
Tess
Chill
Owens
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
N. J
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New York City
Weekend Sale Slash on Men’s Shoes and More
Perr Company advertises drastic drop prices on 18,000 men’s shoes including 10,000 top grades with many pairs half price or lower. News notes big discounts on suits from $50 to $60 and new stock of Kennebec canoes. Open all day at Broadway and 13th Street with Broadway corners.
Browns Whip Senators and Gain Even Break
Browns defeat Washington 7 to 6 to even the series as they rally in the ninth. Shannon fouled out with runners on third and the Senators failed to capitalize in the late inning. Wellman, Shocker, and Courtney are noted in the lineup with a strong showing by Cleveland pitching and timely hits. Recounts of bases on balls and small-ball action frame the tense finish in St. Louis.
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Tllings
Stotouig IA
Titan
Cain
Wiles
Sethe
Aide
Tissney Gerber
Torriew
Pelease
Shannen
Grity
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Wellman
Shocker
Tobin
Hases
Courtneys
Krickenn
Innines
AuRo Wet Weisner
St. Lowing
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