Meusel's Grand Slam Powers Giants Past Reds
Meusel's bases loaded homer highlights a 9 to 3 Giants victory over the Reds at the Polo Grounds. John Kieran reports a third straight win for New York as Meusel drives in four with a third inning blast and Groh, Frisch, and others contribute in a one sided slugfest.
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Taunder
Pat Moran
Elaughter
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Long
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Jess Barn
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Fried Meusel
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Trish Meusel
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Margrave Spaus Therry
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Snyder
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Barns
Jake Dartert
Tunner
Engly
Hremsler
Tor Halles
Robte
Meager International League game notes and lines
Unclear OCR reads like a baseball game summary from Cincinnati versus New York with mentions of Harper Daubert Meusel Kells Hors and Frisch Kelly, and pitchers Risey and Meek. References to innings and outs suggest a past era box score, but many words are garbled. The fragment hints at a Cincinnati trailing or winning with late innings and a selection of players and managers in a sparse recap.
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Cincinnati
Daubert
Rowe
Tio Bawe
Harper
Ten
Meusel
Kells Hors
Sachees
Mart Duncan
Piaye Frisch
Kelly’ Hishne
Caveney
Ace
Tara
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J. Barner
Finey
Birch
Hiney
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J Marees
Hite
Rigey
Ileepie
Stele
J. Marnas
Maretae
Warne
Belo Tacerave
Kertnich Tiha
Standings Report from Yesterday in Major Leagues
Yesterday results show New York defeated Philadelphia 9 to 3 and Chicago beat Brooklyn 0 to 0 with Boston's 11 to 2 win over Pittsburgh. St Louis overwhelmed Philadelphia 14 to 8 and other AL games included New York 3 over Woule 75. Today schedule lists New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit.
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New York
St. Loui
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Lapase
Miller Wins Fifth Game for Braves Beating Pirates 11-2
Miller won his fifth straight decision as Boston defeated Pittsburgh 11 to 2. Pittsburgh managed eight hits as errors and wind produced several easy Braves runs. Tierney and Mitchell led Boston with multiple hits while Miller pitched effectively.
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Pittsburgh
Aix
Horton
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Geway
Dane
Tierney
Muchilaan Machtir
Miller Aitte
Yellewho
Aldridge Blanks Robins 8 to 0 in snowstorm at Ebbots Field
The Robins suffered an 8 to 0 defeat to the Cubs as Vic Aldridge pitched five-hit ball in five innings. Chicago scored runs in the middle frames while Robins were unable to mount consistent offense or fielding. A windblown crowd of about 4,000 watched as newspapers and score cards flew onto the diamond during a disruptive sixth inning.
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Joseph Val
Robins
Laucers
Cubs
Ebbots Field
Chicago
Hy Myers
Aldridge
Myers
Krug
Innter
Schmandt
Ward
de Berry
Hollacher
Rherry Smith
Arthur Decatur
Mamaux
Smith
Decatur
Eye on the ball eludes the thinkers and artists
The piece contrasts theoretical skill with focus on the ball in sports and life, noting great pitchers like Dutch and Mathewson, and discussing golf and baseball power through both arms. It touches on Giants prospects, Beeson and Pad dock, and ends with a note on Dempsey and Willi e meeting in a neutral venue for $500,000.
White Sox Narrowly Top Red Sox in Close Battle
Chicago battles to a tight win as Shupp and Hodge spark the offense and pitching staff limits Red Sox. Key plays include double plays by Johnson and Sheety and sharp defense behind Mulligan as the Sox secure the victory in a tense six inning slugfest.
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Red Sox
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Wildnere
Shupp
Hodge
Hoxton
eMtes
Alsional Tae
Shewaia
Perauson
Iain i Ora
Toa
Geh
Harris
Te-baee
Biter Satriheese Marvin
Todue Mullin
Johnson Ana Aheety
Mall
Mulligan Tesutke
Prati
Pruett the Youthful Southpaw Tops New York Sluggers
St Louis June 12 Hubert Pruett a trim youth from Seicharden University of Missouri shut down the Yankees as 15 000 fans at Sportaman Park watched. Pruett held the visitors to one run while the Browns built a strong early lead and held on for a victory. Williams homered and Sisler also contributed, with Meusel and Ruth among the Yankees' threats ultimately thwarted by Browns defense and timely hits.
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Ruth
Bullet Joe Hush
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Severed
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Bisons Rally in Eighth Defeats Bears 6 2 at Newark
Buffalo tied the series with Newark by scoring six runs in the eighth inning to beat the Bears 6 to 2 in Newark. Newark led 1 0 until the eighth frame when Buffalo produced four hits and six runs to seize the win despite uneven offense.
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Newark
Stale standings fragment shows clubs and matchups
Fragmentary standings list Buffalo Syracuse Rochester Baltimore and Reading with scores and partial standings. Mentions teams Pet WoL Pee Halmore 01878 dor City Hochter and Toronto Jersey City Newark. Contains unreadable OCR noise and inconsistent formatting.
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Syracuse
Haltimore
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Pet Wol Pee
Halmore
Dor City
Hochter
Toronto
Jersey
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Baltimore
Miller Homers As Indians Rally To 11 3 Win
Cleveland defeats Mackmen 11 to 3 as Miller hits a first baseman homer into the new left field stands, joining a rare two homer game. The Indians used solid hitting and pitching to build lead, with key moves in the fourth and later innings fueling the victory.
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Pantha
Cardinals Edge Phillies In Four Run Output
Philadelphia game summary shows Winter Rieger and Meadows key for St Louis as they defeat the Phillies by four runs. Winter and Meadows contribute multi hit games while Cardinale, Lavan and Barfoot also deliver solid shows.
Vassar Girls Defeated By Fathers in Baseball Game
A muddled OCR note describes a game where Vassar girls were defeated by fathers team. It mentions a score around 11 to 9 with players and places garbled, including references to New York and a church or school setting. The readable facts indicate a fathers versus Vassar girls baseball matchup with a final score near eleven to nine.
Four Corners Store Move Sparks Public Attention
A fragment recalls promotions and public notices about a relocated store in Herald Square area. The text hints at advertising redundancy and the goal of making the new address, Herald Square 35th St, a public memory. It mentions sports goods, quality products, and merchant pride at Broadway corners.
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Herald Square
35Th St
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