Home Runs Abound as Yanks Win Twice
A weather muddle could not curb power as the New York Yankees and Browns split a doubleheader. The Yankees won 12–7 in the opener and 5–4 in the second, each side belting several homers. Pipp, Hartzell, and Walker supplied Yankee power while Browns hitters produced key runs, including a late rally in game two. The two wins lift New York back into first place as the long ball dominated the action at Polo Grounds.
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White Sox Turn and Beat Senators in Washington
Chicago bunched hits and drew walks to win the third game of the series at Washington, defeating the Senators 5 to 2. The box shows Chicago's run spread across multiple players while Washington struggled to mount a comeback.
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Wood In Oldtime Form Holds Cleveland in Check
Boston, June 14 Wood pitched in his oldtime form today as Boston defeated Cleveland 201. Graney's single and Jackson's triple highlighted the visitors' scoring while other details are obscured by broken text.
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Results of Games in Three Leagues and Standings of Battling Teams
National and American leagues report today games and standings. Philadelphia leads the National League with 28 wins, St Louis 24, Chicago 22. New York and Cincinnati 24 and 24, Pittsburgh and Boston near .500. American results show New York and Chicago posting wins, with Cleveland and Boston trailing. Federal League games list Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and Chicago at Buffalo among others, with Newark and Baltimore amid standings.
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Giants Tie Reds in Ten Innings in Cincinnati
Giants rally from behind to end in a 5 5 tie after ten innings at Cincinnati in a defensive battle. Perritt struggles but McGraws lineup shows life as Fletcher Stroud and Doyle contribute key hits and a late tying run.
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Phillies Win in Eleventh Inning
In Pittsburgh on June 14 a pitchers duel between Alexander and Mamaux shifted in the eleventh when Phil Gelhia delivered three runs to lift Philadelphia to a 4 to 1 victory over Pittsburgh. The game featured a tense late frame and a decisive Philadelphia rally after Mamaux faltered.
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Berner Loses After Lurich Disqualification At Opera House
At the Manhattan Opera House last night Wilhelm Berner faced George Lurich in a one to a finish wrestling match that ended after 39 minutes and 12 seconds with Berner disqualified for a fall counted off the mat. Lurich was declared the winner as Berner carried him off stage and then pinned Lurich’s shoulders to the boards. Berner protested the decision.
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Superbas Grip Third Place Hope With Win
St Louis June 14 Saubrels refuse to stay down as the Superbas win 2 to 1 over the Cardinals. The trio of clubs including the Braves and Cardinals remain tied for fourth at a .500 percentage. Doak’s damp delivery and Smith’s left handed throws helped the Superbas clinch the game with timely hits from Cutshaw Wheat and Getz, giving Melan’s club a path toward third place.
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Not a Thing to Do on First Base Keeps Record
Fitchburg beat Worcester 8 to 4 in a New England League game, Kelcher the Worcester first baseman went through the contest without a putout assist or error, a fielding inactivity record equalled by Jigen Donahue formerly of the Chicago White Sox. Fitchburg posts its seventh straight win.
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ERRORS AID THE TIGERS SHEDDERS RISE IN SIXTH AND WIN
Battery and fielding miscues helped Detroit defeat Philadelphia 2 to 1. Coveleskie limited the home club to three hits, Strunk contributing a triple before a wild pitch. The Skeeters beat Richmond 5-2 as Meadows finished strong after Morrisette was knocked out in the sixth. Rochester topped Toronto 5-4 as Buffalo beat Montreal 17-1.
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Indians Beat Grays in Free Hitting Game
Providence, June 14 Newark Indians defeated the Providence Grays 9 to 7 in a free hitting game. Both teams had 13 hits and used two pitchers apiece. Providence knocked Schmutz out in the fourth, Newark did the same to Schultz in the seventh.
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Surprises At Metropolis Lawn Tennis on Clay
Fred Hawthorne reports on the四teenth annual Metropolis lawn tennis tournament on clay. Linea Raja of the Marine and Field Club scores a notable upset by defeating Chats Johnston Jr. 6 1, 3 6, 6 2 as Frederick C. f o eyes a third title with a win over Arther Tragini. Vanderbilt B. Ward dominates early rounds, while Washburn and Johnston show strong play despite tough draws.
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