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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
6
The Yankees moved into first place after a 6 to 1 win over the Detroit Tigers at the Polo Grounds. Duffy Lewis hit a third inning homer driving in Samuel Vick, and the offense added six runs, backed by solid defense.
Notes show Detroit defeating New York with a seventh inning rally. Key players include Hannah and Lewis with home runs, and Peckinpaugh, Bodie, Pratt contributing in offense. Shawkey and Ehinke split pitching duties as walks and strikeouts shape the game.
Former Flushing High School football player Olfer Alford received a department medal at the United States Naval Academy dress parade for his all around efficiency on the gridiron this past season. It marked the first such award for a New York boy in ten years.
The Dodgers lost 5 to 4 at Pittsburgh, dropping to eight straight defeats. Sherrod Smith failed to protect a two run lead as the Pirates rallied with four runs in the fifth and two fluke hits in the seventh for the decisive runs. Tee Magee homered for Brooklyn, Krueger's shot over the left field fence added late life, but the skid continued. Manager Hugo Bezdek was suspended indefinitely by the NL president following an umpire altercation yesterday.
Chicago shut out Philadelphia 8 to 0 to secure a sixth straight win. Pitchers dominated with Chicago totaling six hits late in the game as Jacob faltered in the seventh and eighth. Phillies were kept scoreless until the end with defensive plays and errors noted.
Shortstop Shanks misplays helped Cleveland defeat Washington 6 to 1 in the third game of the series. Key hits and errors fueled the Indians as they built the lead, with pitching and fielding securing the victory.
George Edward Lewis known as Duffy batted in the third inning against Detroit. With Vick on second, he hit a homer into the left field bleachers, signaling a breakout performance after a slow start.
An article urges youth as tomorrow’s leaders, praising the Boy Scout movement and leaders like Big Bill Edwards for forging foundations in character. It argues that success requires sportsmanship, patience, and trained youths rather than conceit or envy.
Cincinnati Reds fall 2 to 1 to the New York Giants as superb fielding and timely hitting decide the game. Doyle and Young key the Giants offense. Zimmerman shines for Cincinnati with a lone run and a pivotal unassisted double play. Barnes stars for New York in his Western tour debut, while Eller’s curves trouble the visitors.
Pennock allowed only three hits as Boston scores four runs in the sixth inning on Ruth's double and Schang's triple. The White Sox were blanked and left with no baserunners after the frame.
In Philadelphia on June 12 Louis led Browns to a 6 to 0 victory over the Athletics aided by errors. Gallia held the Athletics safe with strong pitching and support from his teammates as the Browns capitalized on chances.
Walter Hagen defeated Mike Brady by one stroke in a tense 18 hole final at West Newton Massachusetts. Brady twice rallied from big deficits with long putts but Hagen's late defense sealed the championship amid a large crowd and sports figures watching closely.
Hagen won the Open after a dramatic rally by Brady starting at the tenth. Brady’s late run reduced a five stroke gap and a disputed two stroke penalty was waved. Hagen, famed since 1914, leveraged bold play and long drives to seal the victory as wind and rough tested both players.
Miss Nathalie Browning defeated Mrs. Edward W. Raymond in straight sets 6-1 6-4 in the fourth round of the women's invitation lawn tennis tournament at the Ardsley Club. Browning advances to the semifinals and will face Miss Florence Ballin later today for a place in the final.
McHenry hit a pivotal eighth inning homer driving in Heathcote to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 48 to 1 victory over Boston. The May 12 dash highlighted a dominant performance with measurably strong hitting from Meadows and others as St. Louis sealed the game.
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