Ruths 17th Homer Lands Yanks Past Indians
In Cleveland Babe Ruth hit his seventeenth home run as the Yankees routed the Indians 14 to 0. Shawkey pitched shutout baseball, Bodie and Ruth led a potent attack with three hits each, and Usual lineup added multiple runs while Lewis left with a knee injury. The game drew the largest crowd of the season in Cleveland for an afternoon tilt.
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Rip Collins Loses Bankroll at Cabaret Night Out Cleveland
Cleveland dispatch recalls Rip Collins ex Rangers pitcher now Yankee, recounting a high priced cabaret outing with Meusel and Thormahlen. He bleeds cash after an $14.45 check and $12.25 per man for drinks and food, leaving him with only four dollars in pocket. He vows to quit cabarets after the costly evening.
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Spencer Too Speedy For Frank Kramer In Bicycle Contest
Arthur Spencer defeated Frank J. Kramer, Raymond Eaton and Willie Spencer in the half mile national championship at the Velodrome in Newark yesterday. Kramer led into the final lap but Spencer edged him out in the last turn. Eaton beat Willie Spencer in the heat. Spencer’s win gives him fifteen points, Eston second with seven, Kramer third with six, Madden fourth with three. Alfred Goullet won the ten mile invitation in a hammer. Gouller passed Willie Spencer near the last lap. Alex McBeath was third, Eaton fourth and Osterritter fifth.
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Frank J. Kramer
Raymond Eaton
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Willie Sperer
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Alfred Goullet
Gouller
Alex McBeath
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U. S. Will Not Have Golf Team in Olympics
Philadelphia June 13 An American golf team will not compete in the Antwerp Olympics. Max Marston who was to lead the team eight men sailing June 25 failed to assemble a full roster. Of eleven invited only Bobby Tones of Atlanta and Marston agreed to go. Gardner and Whitney were abroad and promised to join. The U S Golf Association wanted at least eight men.
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Antwerp
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Bobby Tones
Atlanta
Robert Gardner
Nelson Whitney
United States Golf Association
United States to meet France for Davis Cup in England
The United tennis team will play France for the Davis Cup at Rusbourne England on July 4 9 and 10. The winner advances to play Great Britain at Scarborough on July 16 and 17.
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Jimmy Ring Beats Marquard in Twirlers Duel at Ebbets Field
Jimmy Ring of Brooklyn, hailed as a World Series hero, pitched a 1 to 0 win over Rube Marquard at Ebbets Field before 15,000 fans. The low scoring pitchers duel featured a wild fifth inning error that allowed the decisive run, with Red Sox star Ruth fouling out and Jake Daubert driving in the late tally for Cincinnati.
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Heine
Tebo Yacht Basin Wins Fourth Straight Cup Triumph
Tebo Yacht Basin of Brooklyn captured the Royal Nestor cup in the Metropolitan District Football League by defeating Astoria FC 3 0 at Ulmer Park. Lito Osis opened the scoring midway first half with Maxty a drive, followed by Pusty and Mitchell extending the lead in the second period as the unbeaten team extended its streak and added another clean sheet.
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White Sox Rout Washington Behind Felsch’s Triples
Chicago defeated Washington 3 to 0 as Williams shut the visitors to four hits through seven innings. Felsch sparked Chicago’s offense with two triples while the White Sox pitchers handled Griffith’s lineup with ease in windy, late innings.
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Martin Scores Knock Out in Charleston Bout
Bob Martin the heavyweight champion knocked out Carl Leblanch of Philadelphia in the first round of a ten round scheduled bout in Charleston West Virginia on June 13.
Fullerton Pitches No Hit Games With Bears
Fullerton and Tesreau's Bears won two games from the Norfon Giants at Dyekiman Oval with final scores of 1-0 and 2-0. The first game featured a no hitter by Fullerton.
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Jef Tesreau
Norfon Giants
Dyekiman Oval
Resolute Meets Vanitie Off Newport Tomorrow
A clipped baseball recap notes Resolute and Vanitie set for a Newport matchup tomorrow. The text describes Kildall and Miller outs, Marquard grounding, and a defensive rally that ends with Johnston’s double play to halt a late surge.
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Newport
Tigers Rally in Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
Detroit climbs from eighth place to win after a 10 inning battle with Philadelphia. Veach homers with one on in the eighth to spark a late Tigers rally while a single and triple in the tenth drive home the winning run. Stan Pratt and Towns contributed key hits as Detroit outlasted Philadelphia in a tense contest.
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Browns Beat Boston in High-Scoring Opener
In ST LOUIS on June 1 the Browns defeated Boston 11 to 5, part of a hitting streak with errors by the visitors contributing to most runs. Gedeon homered with a man on base in the late innings, while Boston managed little offense despite some solid fielding.
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Wonderful Catch by Burns Delights Polo Grounds Fans
The Cantankerous Cardinals beat the Giants 5 to 8 as 20,000 fans braved weather. Georgie Burns made a spectacular fifth inning catch off Milton Stock to rob a sure triple homer and spark the visitors' early lead while Larry Doyle and Sicking faced jeers from home supporters.
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Witzsimmons Meets Brady Tonight in Jersey City
Fidie Fitzsimmons of Yorkville faces Ralph Brady of Syracuse in a twelve round lightweight title bout at the Armory A. A. in Jersey City. The card features Jersey City contenders and marks a high profile clash as Brady seeks a crown challenge after recent wins, with promoter John Nings pairing him against the formidable southpaw in a busy two year ring span.
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Danny Mongan
John Jornings
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Wille Jackson
Benny Valgar
Naval Reserves Eligible for Try-Outs to Antwerp
Captain John W Timmins U S N announces Third Naval District Naval Reserve members may request temporary active duty with full pay to qualify for official tryouts to join the Naval Reserve Olympic teams bound for Antwerp.
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Antwerp
Major League Baseball National and American League Games
National League today features St. Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn with results hinting New York wins and Chicago hosts Boston. American League slate includes New York at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit with yesterday Detroit beat Philadelphia and New York edged Cleveland. Standings show mixed progress across teams with varying win percentages.
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Skeeters forfeited first game then won second
Jersey City forfeited the opener after umpire Corcoran was removed by Police Captain Nugent amid a bottle-throwing incident. Toronto won 2 0 on Stockdale's forfeit ruling with a protest in the second game, which Jersey City also lost 9 to 2, despite two umpires officiating.
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Reading Akron Match Report Incomplete
League action notes show scattered names including Till Smith Earnhardt and Konuich with Rochester and Buffalo Baltimore references. Fragmentary data mentions a game or series between teams with unclear scores and dates. Further readable facts are limited due to OCR damage.
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Sale on Men's Wear and Accessories At Broadway Corners
Carload arrives Saturday at Rogers Prev Company with bargains on shoes from twenty to twenty two fifty dollars. Suits at fifty to sixty dollars. White flannel trousers sixteen to twenty two dollars. Thin coats two piece suits bathing suits silk socks for warm weather. Canoes also on offer at convenient Broadway corners and 41st Street Warren at 1st.
Five Leading Batters In Two Biz Leagues
A compact ledger lists top batters from two leagues with scattered names and figures. The text names players such as Bieler, Tiedt, Milane, Meunel, and Kirherioon among others, reflecting a cross league batting leaders snapshot with partial affiliations and numbers.
Manhattan Cricketers Triumph Over Brooklyn Side
The Manhattan Cricketers defeated the Brooklyn Cricket Club by nine runs to claim the Metan District Cricky Teague title. Key performances came from J HE Foster H Bester and J ag Peaun with notable bowling from W Godfrey.
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H. Bester
Jag Peaun
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Ry Siler
W. Godfrey
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