Cubs Lean on Giant Pitchers for 16 Hits
The Cubs bashed sixteen hits off three Giants pitchers and beat New York 6 to 2. Vaughn and McCarthy led a late surge as Ferdy Schupp struggled, with McCarthy’s defensive heroics keeping the Giants from a rally.
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Cubs Rally Past Giants In Batting Explosion At Home
In a high scoring affair spanning two afternoons, the Cubs exploded for nineteen hits while edging the Giants, pulling ahead in league batting and signaling possible fatigue from a lengthy assault. Injured outfielder Fritz Maisel watched from the stands as the Giants stumble to a 5 of 7 home game slide and seek road relief.
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Phillies knock Miller off mound and win
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 4 in a noisy game. Lineups and scores are obscured by broken OCR but the decisive moment centers on Miller being removed from the mound as Philadelphia seizes control late.
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Harvard Wins in Eleventh at Soldiers Field
Harvard defeated Tufts in eleven innings 4 to 3 in a season finale battle for the Eastern college championship. Mahan, Marra and Whittaker starred for Harvard as Percy doubled and driving runs forced in the winning tally in the 11th. The crowd of 10,000 set a Soldiers Field record for any non Yale or Princeton game.
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Indians Take Four Games From Mackmen
Cleveland routs Philadelphia 11 to 2 marking a fourth straight win in the series. Haghy’s two run triple after the first inning and Chapman’s stellar shortstop play highlighted the game. Cleveland totaled 31 runs to Philadelphia’s 9 in the four games. Harvard names tennis captain C Caner. Waill iams to bench next year. Eastern Association results note Giants versus Chicago.
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Cubs win with lone fourth inning run amid outfield hits
Pfeffer held the Cardinals to two hits as the Cubs managed a rare offensive burst in the fourth inning. Daubert powered the Dodgers with a triple and a home run to help secure a win. Cleveland extended its streak over the Athletics to four games. Turner tripled with the bases loaded. Ed Walsh struggled and left the mound early as the Senators chased him in the third. Donovan’s Yankees staged an eighth inning rally to nudge past the Tigers, ending Detroit’s\nlong win streak. The Braves and Reds played sixteen innings in a scoreless tie.
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Senators Hit Walsh Hard And Beat Sox
Washington defeated Walsh in the third inning as Chicago pitchers struggled. Morgan walked and Foster doubled for a run in the second, Harper drove in two more in the third with a double and singles, and Ness threw away a ball leading to two Washington runs. Russell relieved Walsh after the third.
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Ruths Homer Helps Red Sox To Victory
Ruth hit a towering homer with two on to spark Boston to a 5 3 victory over St Louis in St Louis. He added a run scoring single in the fourth as the Red Sox jumped to an early lead and held on. The box score shows a full lineup of hitters for both teams with Boston prevailing.
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Columbia Team Blanks Union in Commencement Game
Columbia defeated Union College 8 to 0 before about a thousand alumni at the 120th commencement. Smith pitched effectively for Columbia, allowing only a few scattered hits while Union's Hummer struggled. Reek opened with a triple as Columbia's infield turned two double plays. Jenkins relieved Hummer in the eighth and fanned four of six.
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Harvard Crew Uses Slow Stroke Well
Red Top Conn June 13 Harvard varsity eight rowed four mile Thames regatta at about 24 strokes per minute. Time not released but logrado the coach was pleased. Derot, sidelined by a cold, starred at No6 but is expected back tomorrow. The second eight and freshen paddled to the navy yard and back.
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Yale Coach Replaces Oarsmen Again in Varsity Eight
Gales Ferry Conn June 13 Coach Nickalls ordered a further change in Yale varsity eight Rositcky moved to seconds Fite Patrick promoted from second boat to No The shell used previously was discarded and the crew did a mile spin in the old boat The crew showed improved form Freshman captain Page ill at night Enders covered his spot
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Marshall Wins His Seventh Chess Game Against Janowski
Marshall extends his lead in the Manhattan Chess Club match as he defeats D. Janowski in 25 moves to move within one draw of clinching the title. The current score stands Marshall 4 Janowski 1 with two draws.
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Robins Triumph In Ninth In Muddled Card
In a tense nine inning battle the Robins edged the Cardinals 2 1 to 0 as Jake Daubert and Pfeffer starred at bat and on the mound. Daubert drove in the decisive run after a Corhan wild throw while Pfeffer fared well at the plate with two singles and extra base hits. Meadows took the loss for St Louis despite a strong effort, as Daubert and Meeker sparked a late rally to seal the win.
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Church League Meet Set for June 24 at Celtic Park
The Knights of St Antony of Brooklyn field a full team for the Church Athletic League meet at Celtic Park Long Island City on Saturday afternoon June 24. Rivalry with Loughlin Lyceum and Trinity Club Brooklyn primes the field as new material joins the fray.
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Mohr Dominates Bloom In Ten Round Brooklyn Bout
Walter Mohr, the Brooklyn lightweight, defeated Phil Bloom in a ten round bout at the Broadway Sporting Club Brooklyn. The fight featured aggressive exchanges with Mohr landing decisive blows and both fighters committing fouls including butt and elbow work. Carmone shaded the West Side middleweight in the second ten round bout. Young Nadel outpointed Al Cahill in six rounds.
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King Smith Captures Amackassin Tennis Final
King Smith, the Seventh's standout, won the men's singles title in the Amackassin Club open tournament, defeating Allan Hehz in straight sets 7 3 6 2 6 2. Smith dominated at the net and used sharp forecourt shots to pressure his opponent, racking up points through aggressive baseline play and precise volleys.
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