Yankees Phillies Battle 19 Innings With Cards in Vain
Philadelphia and St Louis tied 8 8 after 19 innings in a game halted at 8 pm due to darkness after over four hours. Luderus hit a grand slam in the second, Mayer held lead, Heathcote homered with two on, seven intentional pases issued. Hogg pitched best for Philadelphia as both teams foug ht for the record length.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Quigley
Harrison
Luderus
Ames
Mayer
Baird
Burns
Heathcote
Pennsylvania State
Hogg
N. la
Owe Spanna
Wormiyag
Orava Welles
Saintes
St. Laut
Philadet
Ieo-Sherdel Gonzales
Cate
Wallare
Haird
Willams
Gallia Outs Johnson in Tight St Louis Pitching Duel
In St Louis on June 18 Washington fell 2 to 0 as Gallia bested Johnson in a pitching duel. Errors by Shotton and Ainsmith opened the scoring, with Smith and Gedeon driving in runs after a second inning mishap and a stolen base sequence. Gallia allowed few hits as Washington’s offense stagnated.
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ST. Louis
Shotton
Ainsmith
Washington
Gallia
Johnson
Smith
Gedeon
Ainamith
ST. Douia
Dewnat
Orbert
Shawnee
Ogulla
Pietnieh
Towle
Fiatlad
McBride
BO Sour
Winhmoo
Hlaler
Kivten Bagen Hotten
Deven
Tenia
Baten
Balle
Gailty
Pitener
Galtfa
We. Johnnoh
Galle
Red Sox Blank Chicago Third Time in Four Days
Boston toppled Chicago 6 to 0 in Chicago for its third shutout in four days as Leonard pitched strongly. The box score is garbled but confirms a decisive Sox win and continued Chicago pitching woes.
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Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Leonard
Soi Ooobee
Reha
Teale
Aitet
Cioous
Nina Dinning
Baewart
Grote
Kenetchy’s Home Run Lifts Braves Past Pirates 2 1
Boston defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 as Kenetchy hit a fourth inning homer with Kelly aboard. McKechnie’s third inning triple and Smith’s error produced Pittsburgh’s run, while Pitt strands bases loaded in the ninth as McKechnie hit into a double play.
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Braves
Boston
Beston
Pittsburgh
Kelly
McKeehhnie
Smith
Cutshaw
Mollwits
King
Pittesburgh
McKechnie
Konetehy
Wilson
Mitchells Men Take Series Third Game At Polo Grounds
Cubs win 8 to 4 over Giants in the third game of the series at the Polo Grounds. Chicago dominates both at bat and on defense as Charley Hollacher oops muff and Arthur Fletcher misplays. Fletcher rallies later with two doubles, while Phil Douglas and Slim Salles work from the mound for Chicago.
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Py Anarles
Jayior
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Polo Grounds
Cubs
Charley Hollacher
Chicago Climbers
Arthur Fletcher
Art
Killifer
Holke
Fletcher
McGraw
Fletch
Arthur
Walter
Phil Douglas
Slim Salles
Phil
Sheriff
Anderson
Salles
Young
Wilhoit
Wilhsit
Rodriguez
Zeider
Killefer
Tunners
Flack
Douglas Wins Season Debut as Cubs Rally Past Giants
Douglas led the Cubs to a come-from-behind win, beating the Giants after a turbulent game. Hollacher misplayed in the second. Fletcher doubled twice and Merkle stole, while Zimmerman and Holke contributed key hits as New York scored early but faded. Cubs capitalized with late runs, securing a 4-3 victory.
Eastern League Row Haven Bridgeport Score Repeats
Fragmented results show Bridgeport taking a 6 to 1 defeat with phrases like Bridaport and Simek, plus scattered league mentions. Other lines reference American Association scores 4 to 9 at Lane 2 and Southern Association Birmingham 18 to 0, with unclear team names and locations.
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Row Haven
Bridaport
Bridgeport
Cae
Giants Rally in Polo Grounds Uproar and Pennant Day
John J McGraw erupts at umpire Bob Emslie after a disputed second base call as Emilie argues the play. Fred Merkle shines with a double and two singles while Slim Sallee botches a key coverage. Jay Day ceremony and a new pennant design set after batting practice with Keiths Band and a private screening of Baseball Review for reporters.
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Polo Grounds
Bob Emslie
Emslie
McCarty
Hollacher
Cub
McGraw
Emilie
Giants
Emalie
Fred Merkle
Fred
Jay
Keith
Dodgers Defeat Reds at Ebbets Field in Rat and Ball Fund Day
Dodgers win 1 0 at Ebbets Field with Clarence Mitchell and Chuck Ward returning from furlough. Rube Marquard shines with six hits allowed, Ward and Mitchell key with productive two singles each. Armored guards and sailors parade postgame as Flag Day is noted and Public School 92 children sing The Star Spangled Banner.
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Dodgers
Reds
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Clarence Mitchell
Chuck Ward
Rube Marquard
Colonel Ebbets
Ward
Mitchell
Jake Daubert
Artillery
Dodger
Marquard
Rube
Redtown
Christy Mathewson
Cincinnati
Wilbert Robinson
Schneider
Zach Wheat
Hy Myers
Mathewson
Eller
Chase
George Smith
Wheat
Myers
Griffith
Daubert
Eddie Roush
Ott Miller
Sherwood Magee
Olson
Schmandt
Naval Station 9
Bensonhurst
Fort Hamilton
Armed Guard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
O'Johnston
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Chaan
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Uetey
Staln Utes
Bovie
Baeites
Pale
Ieee
Tigers Pound Out Victory In Final With Athletics
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 10 to 2 in the final game of the series. Myers was hit hard early, aided by Philadelphia errors, and Heisman hit a first-pitch homer to center. Extra-base hits fueled most of Detroit’s runs.
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Tigers
Athletics
Detroit
Myers
Philadelphia
Heisman
Pimladelta
A. Samme
Stallings Open to Trade Perry for Another Player
Boston June 13 George Stallings manager of the Boston National League team wired Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia American League team that he would not insist on the delivery of Scott Perry pitcher of the Athletics to the Braves. Stallings said he was willing to take another player in place of Perry although the National Commission had held the claim of the club to the player's services.
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Stallings
Perry
Boston
George Stallings
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Scott Perry
Athletics
Braves
National Commission
Mrs Thomas Hucknall Wins Red Cross Golf Tournament
Mrs Thomas Hucknall of Forest Hill Field Club won the Red Cross tournament final eight at Apawamis Club, defeating Mrs S A Herzog of Fairview by 6 up 5 to play in windy conditions. The Metropolitan champion of 1913 clinched the match at the 14th hole after a steady display, with Herzog limited to three holes won.
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Red Cross
Apawamis Club Links
Thomas Hucknall
Forest Hill Field Club
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S. A. Herzog
Fairview
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Suens
Herzog
Grasa
Mrs. Herzog
Victery
Test Hartinall
Herzon Fhotas
William Chilvers
Dunwoodie
G. K. Morrow
G. Pickhardt
Englewood
G. P. Kullen
Ingleswood
Miss Pickhardt
F. Abelacker
Hackensack
D. Millbank
Apawamis
F, Zak
Wykagyl
Fielder Jones Resigns as Browns Manager
ST LOUIS June 12 Fielder Jones resigns as manager of the St Louis Browns citing inability to cope with the strain of leading a major league club He asks immediate effect and will be replaced by Jimmy Austin the veteran third baseman Jones says no grievance against the club and notes his prior records with the Chicago hitless Wonders and later Federal League stint in St Louis
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Jimmy Austen
St. Louis Browns
Fielder Jones
St, Louis
Jones
Jimmy Austin
Chicago
Hi Lumber
Oregon
St. Louis
Fed
Bresnahan Proposes Half of Games to Be Held in Cantonments
Toledo club president Roger Bresnahan writes to American Association head Thomas Hickey proposing that half of the league games in cities like Columbus Louisville and Indianapolis be played in military cantonments. Admission would be by smileage books with government erecting grounds grandstand and bleachers for championship games before soldiers.
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American Association
International
Bresnahan
Sleepy Hollow Golf Tourney Opens in Evening Round
The Sleepy Hollow Country Club held the Red Cross invitation tournament qualifying late in the day starting as late as 5 PM. About forty starters completed rounds. several found the course tougher than expected. Top scores before 6 PM included G C Comstock 83 and Lee W Maxwell 84 with other 80s and 87s, enough to reach the first sixteen.
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Red Cross
G. C. Comstock
Sleepy Hollow
Lee W. Maxwell
A. L. Walker, Jr
Richmond County
Worthington
Mid Surrey
J. G. McMahon
E. Smith, Jr
Ardsley
Hartmann and Chambers Reach Brooklyn Tennis Final
Hartmann defeated Frank Anderson Jr 1 6 6 4 6 1 to reach the final of the Brooklyn lawn tennis singles championship at the Terrace Club Flatbush. Chambers edged Henry L Bassford 7 4 6 5 7 4 6 3 in a marathon match marked by long rallies before Chambers won.
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Bosetmenn UN WaAties Chambers
Brooklyn
Terrace
Flatbush
Hartmann
Frank Anderson, Jr
Chambers
Henry IL
Bassford
Government bars British Bar Winter Racing
London June 13 government decision reported in the racing calendar states winter racing will not be permitted due to strain on rail transport for horses forage and spectators to tracks.
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London
Victor in Foursome Leads Mixed Event
About eighteen pairs entered the mixed foursome. Nineteen eighty seven champion Herey Kryn led with 87 and 493. The next best finish came from Mrs William Childers and Mrs Gaynor with 106 and 10-96.
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Nail
William Childers
Gaynor
Indians Win Twenty In A Ten Inning Tilt Over Yankees
In Cleveland on June 15 the Indians edged the Yankees 3 to 2 in ten innings after a tense series. Ping Bodie drove in the winning run with a two base hit as Cleveland rode strong pitching by Coveleskie and late defensive plays to seize the lead and hold off New York. Two ninth inning errors briefly gave the Yankees hope before Cleveland secured the victory and prepared to head to Detroit for the final Western tour stop.
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Erenings Githeoley
Wal Elan
Uae
Mannan
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Walters
Ooooh
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Baer Finn
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Indians
Ping Bodie
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Victoria
Red Sox
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Coveleskie
Miller Huggins
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Gilhooley
Speaker
Tris
Wambiga
Smoky Joe Wood
Yankees
Pitenin
Ys Iy
Derers
Hugine
del Pratt
Cowes Jeskie
Pipp
Ping Badie
Pratt
Detroit
Miss Pollak Wins Classic in Forest Hills Tennis Meet
Miss Helene Pollak defeated Mies Merion Zinderstein 6 2 6 5 6 3 in the fourth round of the women’s metropolitan lawn tennis championship singles at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. The doubles and mixed events also show strong play with veterans Cassel and Wagner among winners as play continues.
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Chapionship
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
S. 1
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Mies Merion Zindersein
Mies Pollale
Miss Zindersteim
Miss Pollak
Eleanor Vs
Bessie Holden
Rawson le Wood
Florida
Molla Bjurstedt
Clare Cassel
Marie Wagner
Wood
Robert A. Pope
Miss Bjurstedt
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Chi
Reyna
Tope
Dean Vara
Winn
Care
Ganaeteted Sry
Wherees
Eoe Hyseie
Holden
Stee P. Darien
Igstone Puta
Bowe
Mss
Thawsa
Chara
Don
Tound
Mias J. Petbar
Johan
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