Rampant Yankees Rally Over Tigers At Polo Grounds
New York Yankees defeated Detroit Tigers 4 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. Russell Ford pitched well for New York, with strong hitting from Dan Daniel and Berton as Key plays. Detroit threats were held by Ford and strong defense, though Tigers stole five bases and tallied two runs.
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Rochester and Buffalo game summary note
In Rochester and Buffalo events, details mention Jase RR and players J Quinn, Willan, Beebe, and Detroit today in the afternoon at Polo Grounds with Adm 900 and related figures. The fragmentary OCR text records a sports mention with unclear roster and venue data.
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Baseball Race in Big Leagues Today in Focus
National League standings show New York leading with 27 wins, Chicago and St Louis close behind as a slate of games unfolds. American League results include Detroit, Boston and Chicago pairing off while Philadelphia and Washington show mixed marks. Standings reflect early-season contrasts across the two circuits with Providence Newark Rochester and Buffalo noted in scattered results.
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Phillies Triumph Over St Louis In Rough Exhibition
The Phillies defeated St Louis 5 to 3 as Philadelphia scored three runs in the third inning aided by three singles and a sacrifice. Cravath was injured when his line drive shattered the fence, fracturing his left arm, and he left the game after the accident.
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Braves Triumph Over Ames in Second Game of Vertex Series
The Braves defeated Ames 4 to 2, scoring four runs in the first inning to knock Ames out early. Myers and Mann hit home runs, with Myers collecting three hits for the day. Purdue allowed four runs on eight hits, mostly scattered except in the fourth and seventh innings.
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White Sox Turntables Defeat Senators Early Lead
The White Sox beat the Washington Senators 6 to 4 in the second game of a series. Chicago knocked Hughes from the box in the third inning, Mullin relieved and held the visitors scoreless as Walsh went seven innings for Chicago. A notable eighth inning tag at the plate highlighted the defensive play.
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Giants Crack Whip and Pirates Dance
In Vittaburgh on a Friday the 13th Pirates coach Fred Clarke returned to left field for a 4 2 loss to the Giants. Al Dempree pitched well for New York, while Merkle supplied two doubles and Wagner hit a fourth inning homer for the visitors. Clarke’s return did not change the game as the Giants outhit the Pirates with fourteen safeties and tight fielding.
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Skeeters Sting Orioles at Jersey City in 2 to 1 victory
The Skeeters beat the Orioles 2 to 1 in Jersey City. Baltimore scored first in the seventh with a drive to center by Davie, but Skeeters tied in the ninth and won on a clutch misplayed ball and defensive miscues. Danforth pitched for Baltimore and Danforth had a solid outing despite the loss, while Purtell moved left and the outfield misplay set up the decisive moment.
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Monster Track Meet Draws City Schools Athletes
A large track carnival for schoolboy athletes unfolds at Avenue K and Kant Street, Brooklyn, with morning novice events featuring about sixty five institutions from all five boroughs, followed by afternoon championship races. The Bronx's Public School No 2 and Manhattan's Public School 62, recent indoor and outdoor champs, are among contenders for the point trophy.
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Brown Wins Big Margin as Cram Humbles Quakers 6 1
Providence dated report: Brown thwarts Pennsylvania 6 to 1 as Rube Cram fans 12 and allows two hits. Quakers bow under early trouble, followed by three pitchers in a game marked by Brown’s dominant pitching and timely hitting led by Armstrong and Wallace.
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One Run Margin in Livingston Cricket Match
In Livingston Staten Island yesterday a cricket match ended by a narrow one run margin. The KK Veterans led by J B Merete scored 105 while the Staten Estates side captained by H T Rokeby managed 104. Notable players included J Pay of Brooklyn who took four wickets for one run and was cheerful despite the narrow loss.
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Friday the Thirteenth Too Much for Brooklyn
Chicago, June, Friday the 13th, brought bad luck for the Brooklyn Superbas as they lost in eleven innings to the Cubs 7 to 5. Frank Allen injured while fielding a bunt may miss weeks, while teammate Archer retired with a finger injury. Cliff Curtis pitched in relief after Allen’s injury, and Leach scored the winning run as Chicago exploited errors and late rallies.
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Athletics Triumph in Thirteen Inning Battle over Naps
In Philadelphia during June 1, the Athletics and Naps slugged through thirteen innings with only one run scored, as Cleveland’s Mitchell matched Schler Herder in a tense, error-prone affair. Baker misplayed a throw, letting in the deciding run, while Lajoie collected two hits for the Naps.
Red Sox Win Dramatic Thirteenth Inning Over Indians
In Heston on June 1 the Red Sox rallied in the ninth to tie the score at 6 6 and then won 7 to 6 in the thirteenth inning. O'Keen weakened in the eighth allowing walks, but the Sox seized the late innings to secure the victory. Lewis delivered the deciding hit in the thirteenth as Boston overpowered Cleveland and took the extra frame victory.
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State League Results show mixed scores across cities
State League results list evenly split outcomes with Andern Faniguainton and Attica tied 1 1, Syracuse tied 1 in another, and Scranton dominating 6 to 0 in the latest reporting.
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TABER SETS BROWN RECORD
Providence page reports Jane Norman Taber, Olgin runner and Brown University graduate, setting a new Brown two mile record with 9:31 2 5, breaking Gallop’s former 10:14 4 5 mark. Separate item notes a Bermuda return race for motor boats Barbara II, Dream, and Tocsam from Hamilton to Philadelphia scheduled to start at 10 o clock Tuesday morning.
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Ahearn Loses To Gibbons In Four Rounds At Garden
Mike Gibbons of St Paul known as the wizard knocked out Youns Ahearn in the fourth round of a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Ahearn danced and jabbed early while Gibbons chased, then landed a left hook and right uppercut to finish. Denning fought Gibbons in a separate New York bout, landing more punches but retreating most of the time.
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Vermont Beats Cornell In Tight Ninth Inning Baseball Tie
Vermont defeats Cornell 3 to 2 in a tense ninth inning, with Flaherty stellar on the mound and Edlund Butler delivering key plays. Hostilities and errors shape the late frame as Vermont seizes the lead while Cornell struggles to respond.
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New Crew Tops Washington in Intercollegiate Trial
Telegraph report from Poughkeepsie details Calversty of Washington leading the field in a rough all-rough mile trial for the Intercollegiate regatta on June 21. Westerners posted strong 18 28 two mile split, with later crews from Pennsylvania and Wisconsin also testing. River conditions interrupted several boats including Rice’s varsity, while Pennsylvanias four faced rough water.
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Yale Crew Visits Riera View After Rough Water Practice
Yale crews visited their training quarters at Riera View ahead of the Cornell game in New Haven. Rough water limited practice. varsity and freshmen shells swapped lines, with weight distribution and hulls compared. Gore, decane and Titus faced lineup shifts as injuries lingered and bow position adjustments were decided.
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