Tigers Beat Yankees 6 5 on Ninth In Passed Ball
Detroit Tigers rally from four runs to defeat the New York Yankees 6 to 5 in the ninth, clinching their first victory of the season. Hughey Jennings hosts the visitors as Tyrus Cobb struggles, Allen Russell falters, and Veach, Heilman, and Mogridge contribute in a tense late-game showdown at the Polo Grounds.
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Charles A. Taylor
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Tigers
Murderers’ Rowl
Hughey Jennings
Hughey
Tyrus Cobb
Georgia
Allen Russell
Huggins
Tyrus
Allen
Peach
Russell
Yanks
Vauss
George Davis
Colonels
George
Samick
Peckinpaugh
Cetre
Baker
Young
Peck
Lewis
Davis
Jennings
Pipp
Pratt
Stanage
Bodie
Hellman
Heisman
Playstead
Jones
Veiteh
Plagetead
du Jut
Fair
Shorten
Hannah
Cobb
Heilman
Veach
Wingstead
Mogridge
Flagstead
Jack Quinn
Cunningham
Quinn
St. Louis Browns
Polo Grounds
York
Aden Eema
Tien Quinn
Kiinon
Detroit
Kitchell
Linusy
Momeldes
Willan
Roland Blend
Toring Pitcher
Magtigge
Cleveland Strives for Top of American League Race
Grantland Rice discusses Cleveland’s season as a major league title contender amid turbulent fortunes. He notes the city’s teams have faced relentless misfortune, second only to Cincinnati, harming their chances to seize and defend the lead in the American League.
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Cleveland
Swat
U. S. of A
Cincinnati
Cleveland Baseballs Rise and Fall in Stormy Seasons
A historical note recalls Cleveland’s powerful early 1900s teams with multiple .300 hitters led by Lajoie and star pitchers Joss Moore and Hess. Relief came when injuries struck in June, Lajoie’s season ending blood poisoning and a string of others, dropping the club from first to fourth as the next year repeats the pattern of strong bats and vanishing health.
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Cleveland
Lajoie
Joss
Moore
Bernhard
Hess
Clarke
Bemis
Stovall
Bradley
Turner
Ray
Cleveland’s Narrow 1908 Pennant Bid Ends in Defeat
In 1908 Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit and St. Louis battled for the pennant. St. Louis faltered late. Cleveland faced a crucial late decision that decided the title, a call fans still contest as not close. Earlier, another push fell short as the Indians were surging before a shortened season.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Red Sox
Indians
Cleveland in Battle With Fate and Strong Leagues Team
Cleveland faces a tough season as Leech leads a powerful club with top hitting pitching and defense. Speaker shines in the outfield while Harris, the star first baseman, is badly injured on his return from France, threatening his career. If Fate cooperates, Cleveland can still contend despite the setback.
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Cleveland
Leech
Speaker
Harris
France
Yate
Luck and the Game of Baseball Misfortune
The article weighs luck in baseball, noting estimates vary from 40 to 50 percent by managers like Connie Mack. It argues luck evens out over a season except for injuries which cripple teams when stars are lost. Cleveland and New York in the American League suffer most, failing to win pennants despite star rosters due to such misfortune.
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Connie Mack
Cleveland
New York
Non-Brittle Baseball Stars Keep Working Years
Non brittle ball club types such as George Burns Eddie Collins Everett Scott and Hans Wagner show resilience by playing 154 games yearly and even 300 or 400 in a row. Pitchers Mathewson Johnson and Alexander along with other stars usually endure 40 to 45 games annually, while Cobb’s durability stands out amid heavy playing pace.
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George Burns
Giants
Eddie Collins
White
Everett Scott
Red Sox
Hans Wagner
Mathewson
Johnson
Alexander
Cobb
Santa Barbara Polo Team Wins Wheatley Cup Final
Santa Barbara polo team from the Pacific Coast dominated Coopertown in the Wheatley Cup final on the Meadow Brook Country Club international field yesterday afternoon. The Meadows Brook match ended 110 to 0 in a lopsided victory with Meadow Brook Rovers beating Westbury 7 to 5 on No. 2 field.
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Santa Barbara
Pacific Coast
Coopertown
Te Meadow Brook Country Club
Meadow Brook Rovers
Westbury
Yy DineeGas
Anta Halbara
Cooper Town
A. Glenn
Hi. Clark
We ‘Toy N. Pos
We ‘Toy N. Pos KE. Raoteka W. Jetehart
Maure Buck
Meteree
Mithira i Guatyetale Gy
Tere Uy Boeteke
Moore
Tetehart
Stahlery Tals
Galen
Selehart
Moon
Willian Heckscher
Holmes
Whitney and Bockenkamp In Final for Golf Title
Whitney and Bockenkamp reach the final of theTrans Mississippi Golf Championship in St Louis. Bockenkamp defeated Arthur Honetrake 11 up with 2 to play in the semifinal while Nelson Whitney dominated J Nugent 9 up with 8 to play. Whitney led the morning and afternoon rounds, with solid back nine play securing the victory for the final against Bockenkamp tomorrow.
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Louis
Richard Bocenkamp
Arthur Honetrake
Topeka
St. Louis
Ale
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
J. Nugent
Kanan City
Bockenkamp
Halen
Whitney
Nugent
Lefevre Named Fordham Baseball Captain for Next Year
Lefevre, a junior and two season third baseman, was unanimously elected captain of the Fordham nine in yesterday's annual election. He will lead the team in the forthcoming season.
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Lefevre
Fordham
Han
Boxing Board Names Referee List for Willard Dempsey Bout
The Army Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control prepared a referee list deemed suitably qualified and will allow principals to agree on a referee from that pool for the Willard Dempsey bout. Also reports a doubleheader loss for the Skeeters at the Jersey City Side Grounds with Buffalo winning game two.
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Navy
Board of Boxing Control
Skeeters
Buffalo
Www
Jersey City
Reds Edge Giants 3–2 in final game of series
Cincinnati pitcher Cecil aimed for his ninth straight win but failed by one run as the Reds beat the Giants 3 to 2. Causey struggled in the sixth allowing three New York runs, yet Reds hitters backed him with key hits and a Wingo sacrifice fly. Sallee closed the game for Cincinnati while Young collected three hits in four trips as the Westerners head to Chicago for a pivotal Cubs series.
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Geoif Alger
Causey
Riday
Cecil
Reds
Pat Moran
Elim
Zimmerman
Wingo
Benton
McGranites
Slim" Sallee
New York
Young
Chicago
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Wits
Sueriee
Kuburt
Sal Foo
Mevartys Lettson Barnes Yi
Browns Bunch Triumph In Third Inning Rally
In Philadelphia June 13, St Louis batted Seibold for a single, double and triple in the third inning, aided by Godeon’s sacrifice, scoring three runs to beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Details note late scoring and base on balls as the Browns press for a win.
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St. Louis
Seibold
Godeon
Philadelphia
Srcares Feta
Gulshan
Hien
Wallac Inniaith- Tsi
Sovereid
Gerber
der Bayne
Austin Hoe
Dematt
Thomas Lett
Loule
Ballaoome Sebold
Inney
Wetman
Plines
Sebbolds
Sinner
Tosing Piteher
Red Sox Bat Hard In Downing Chicago
Boston wins 5 to 1 in Chicago, pulling even in the four game series. Schellenbach walked four in the fifth, McInnis and Schang drove in two and three runs respectively, Russell relieved, Stott and Sehang scored, Kerr finished as Boston batted well and Chicago struggled with control.
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Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Shellenbach
McInnis
Schang
Russell
Schellenbach
Stott
Sehang
Nussell
Jones
Kerr
Phheago
Psy
Ann Kort
Topale
Galila
Hank Gowdy Hurt As Cards Beat Braves
Doak held the Braves to three hits for a 4 to 0 victory in St. Louis. The Cardinals’ offense produced runs on timely hits. Gowdy was hit in the face by debris when a window blew in during the game, adding to the day’s chaotic events as the team split the doubleheader after winning the first game 4 to 2.
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Braves
ST. Louis
Doak
Cardina
Tink Gowdy
SDS Poe
Ae Crane
Peta Alpteae
Gm Demarne
Allies May Adopt Mass Athletics for Armies and Schools
The mass games system used by the American Expeditionary Forces has impressed European authorities and may be adopted by Inter-Allied armies and schools. In March four million participants joined indoor baseball volleyball tug of war and informal games. A series of demonstrations for the Inter-Allied athletic meet begins June 24 with selections from four thousand American soldiers.
Dodgers Fall 3 to 0 as Nine-Game Slide Extends
Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 3 to 0 to complete the series, with Wilbur Cooper outperforming Larry Cheney. Hill Southworth saw his 18 game hitting streak end as the Dodgers stranded lone chances in a game cut short to let Brooklyn catch a train.
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Reds
Hill Southworth
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Larry Cheney
Wilbur Cooper
Cheney
Uncle Robbie
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Mimiseurgh
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Mellenmans
I Winery
Boyd eHee Iteath
Inia
Ystehin
Cou
Standings and games for major league clubs
Major league schedule lists Louis at New York Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington. Yesterday results: Detroit 6 New York 5. St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2. Boston 1 Chicago 1. Washington 1 Cleveland 0. Standings show New York 24 13 .649, Boston 18 19 .486, Chicago 27 15 .643, Detroit 19 21 .... Cleveland 25 16 .610, Washington 14 25 .459, St Louis 21 19 .525, Philadelphia 9 29 .237.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Philadelphi
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
B’klyn
Philadelphia
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B'klyn
Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
N. York
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Wash
St.Louis
Phila
Outdoor elementary schools track and field meet
Forty five schools enter the outdoor elementary championships at Brooklyn Athletic Field this afternoon. Competition centers on the point score as teams vie for honors in a tight field of entrants.
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Vevac Luan
Uuy Poys
Brooklyn Athletic Field
Yale Juniors Beat Varsity In Record Row
Yale juniors push ahead of the varsity in a half mile race at Gales Ferry and set a new Yale eight record with 2 17 5. Varsity time was 2 23. Freshman eight also paddled, while at Red Top Harvard varsity eights raced with pistol starts and the senior won by a half length.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Red Top
Maines
Harvard
Varsity
Lothrop
Yale Wight
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Championship Opens Monday
The annual Brooklyn lawn tennis championship for men juniors and boys starts Monday afternoon at 4 on the Terrace Club clay courts in Plitbush. More than 100 entries include Ichiya Kumagae $ Howard Woshell Harold Throckparton and Fred and Frank Anderson. Royal D. Richey, chairman, will receive entries at 1576 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn until this evening. he aims for 175 entries.
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Brooklyn
Terrace Club
Plitbush
Ichiya Kumagae
Howard Woshell
Harold Throckparton
Fred
Frank Anderson Royal D. Richey
Ocean Avenue
Brickley Enters Banking Move Tied to City Firm
Charlie Brickley former Harvard halfback once hailed as the greatest dropkicker in football history is now associated with a local banking house. The Crimson star announced yesterday his new banking connection, signaling a pivot from football to finance.
Binzen Reaches Semi Finals In Metropolitan Singles
Elliott Binzen defeated Herbert Manchester 6 4 6 3 in the fifth round at the New York Tennis Club to advance to the semi final stage. He will meet Harold Throckmorton tomorrow as finals across events are scheduled, with Binzen's net play cited as decisive against Manchester.
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Herbert H. Manchester
New York
Harold Throckmorton
Binzen
Manchester
Foldham
Metropolitan
Brong
Mth
Elliott Tringen
Merbert
Manhattan
Willian Tosenbama
Frederick Co Howes
Harry Sachs
Sigmund Speath
Moshanids
Rolund
Mra
W. H Mortwell
Willian
Ho Priteh
Mys
Henjamin Tridge
Harrison I Hathaway
Dk I Deaice
Red Sox Acquire Lamar Through Waivers
Yankee outfielder Lamar was claimed by the Boston Red Sox yesterday via waivers. Manager Huggins indicated Lamar would be released while noting potential options like Lewis Bodie Vick Halas and O Doul for the future.
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Lamar
Bill Lamar
Boston Red Sox
Lewis
Bodie
Vick
Halas
O'Doul
Huggins
Miss Hollins Wins Metropolitan Golf Title Over Gavin
Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrook Golf Club defeated Mrs. William A. Gavin at Arcola Country Club after 21 holes to reclaim the Metropolitan district women's championship. Hollins led early, faced a tense reset, and clinched the title with a two putts for a four on the 21st hole.
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Miss Hollins
Marion Hollins
Westbrook Golf Club
Arcola
William A. Gavin
South Shore Golf and Country Club
Miss Wollins
Mrs. Gagin
Wiventase
Miss .Hollins
Miss Holling
Mrs. Gavin
Birdie
Mia
Misa Holling
Mea
Devin Siesiennie
Mira
Miss Hottie Sss
Gavin Ore
Worthington Clashes At Shawnee In Invitation Golf
Shawnee on Delaware Penn June 13 Golfers completed first and second rounds in the Shawnee invitation at Shawnee Country Club Buckwood trophy favored main division. Notables Gardner Hoffner Grant Sharwood reached semi finals with Hoffner beating Worthington 2 and 4. Sharwood defeated Eddie Styles 5 and 4. Van Clief defeated Prowl 6 up 5 to play before falling to Gardner.
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Shaswood
Eddie Styles
Courtlendt van Clief
Richmond County
Pierre A. Prowl
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Grant
Harper
Fup
Shaywood
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Ley
Johnson Bests Morton In Pitching Duel
Washington beats Cleveland 1 0 in a pitching duel as Walter Johnson bested Guy Morton. The lone run came in the eighth when Shanks singled, stole second and scored on a Judge hit. Johnson struck out 2 while Morton allowed the decisive run with a three-base play and miscues surrounding the scoring sequence.
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Walter Johnson
Guy Morton
Cleland
Shanks
Wash le Cuuvelash
Graney i
Fortie
Gardier
Ant
Chapman
Gardner
Jolaton
Shutka
Fitlonhi
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Johnson
Titacer
Sues
Fett
Bunen
Avashington
Balle
Om Morton
Miss Browning Wins Again In Lawn Tennis Final
Miss Nathalie Browning, star of Ardsley Club, defeats Miss Florence Ballin in the semi finals 6-1 6-1 to reach the championship, while Miss Clare Cassel overcomes Helene Pollak 8-6 6-0 in the other semi. Doubles saw Candee and Ballin shock Bjurstedt and Weaver 6-4 4-6. Browning and Ballin reach the final round as the weekend of tense battles continues at Ardsley-on-Hudson.
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Adsley-on-the-Hudson
Nathalie Browning
Browning
Misa Florence Ballin
West Side Tennis Club
Miss Browning
Miss Cassel
Molla Bjurstedt
Spencer Fullerton Weaver
de Forest Candee
Miss Ballin
Mrs. Weaver
Thiis
Lewis Gouvernor Morris
Helen Gilleaudeau
Marshall McLean
Nathalie Farle
Miss Gilleaudeau
McLean
Fe Cusaal
Steg
Melis
Nat Rously
Lewis
Local Merchants Listed Amid Turbulent City Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists several firms and individuals across multiple cities, including Reading, Baltimore, and Binghamton. Names such as Jones, Crossin, Sandberg, and Martin appear alongside cryptic codes and numbers, suggesting a directory or notice page. The legible items hint at business listings or notices without a cohesive article narrative.
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AMC Hun
Peereaeee
Rennie
Toronte
Don Ohrths
Gatteries
Lomnhardt
Eros
Hubbell
Sanduers
Seronid
B .Roroniier
Jones and
Crossin
Sandberg
Boriesa
Multimore
Binghamton
Buine
Martin and Sitth
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