Lavender Hypnotizes Our Slipping Giants in No-Hit Effort
James P. Lavender twirled a masterful game for the Montezuma club, stifling the Giants through six innings before a line drive in the seventh spoiled a potential no hitter. Benny Kant reached on a rare infield bleeder, ruining Lavender’s bid and forcing a single that nullified the no-hit outcome. Matty Mathewson struggled, matching Lavender’s control before failing to backstop the attack.
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Benny
Mulligan
Matty Lavenders Gem Stuns Giants In Fast Chicago Thriller
In a brisk 1 hour 22 minute game the Cubs beat the Giants 4 to 3. Zim and Mulligan led a late surge, while Hughes and Lavender battled strong through five innings before costly miscues aided Chicago. Eddie Mulligan shined with a nine-hit stretch in recent games and is headed to Brooklyn for a spell.
Braves Rally Past Reds In Twelfth Inning Victory
In Raton on June 14 the Braves edged Cincinnati 4 to 3 in twelve innings. A late rally and a Maltby triple in the seventh tied the score, setting the stage for the decisive twelfth inning where a winning tally produced the victory.
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Magee
Raton
Braves
Cincinnati
Ted
Maltwis
Fisty
TOSS OF COIN GIVES CUP TO FREEBOOTERS
The Bryn Mawr Freebooters polo team won the Wootton trophy by a coin toss today in Philadelphia, sealing permanent possession after already leading two legs. Rain prevented the Coronado final, and the cup was awarded by Mrs. George W. Childs Drexel. This marks the third cup won outright this season, with the Philadelphia Country Club and Moelton trophies also claimed. only the Fox Hunters cup remains contested.
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Philadelphia Country Club
Woods
Moelton
Fox Hunters
Donovan Draws Three Day Suspension
New York American League manager Tovas was notified by President Johnson that Donovan was suspended three days after an argument with umpire Chill during Monday's game in New York.
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Tovas
New York
Johnson
Chill
Niehof's twelfth inning homer sinks Pirates in Philadelphia win
In a tense extra inning duel, Niehof hit a two out homer in the twelfth to lift Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 8 to 2. Rixey and Jacobs pitched strong into extras as Roth’s club finally broke through late. The pennant celebration followed after the game on the field with players marching in.
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Niehof
Rixey
Jacobs
Pittsburgh
Roth
Luderux
Dugey
Luderus
Paskert
Billifer
Petranurgh
Tuncrolt
Nickwise
Marieniano Certwla
Sitchen
Mary Hite
Kites
sWasner
Ainey
Lom
Kanes
Dates set for annual Horse Show at Madison Square Garden
Alfred BR Maclay, chairman of the National Horse Show Association executive committee, announced the annual exhibition at Madison Square Garden will run November 11 to 17. The schedule shifts one week later to avoid Election Day November 7, with the show opening on Saturday and closing on the following Friday.
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Alfred BR. Maclay
National Horse Show Association
Madison Square Garden
Giants Today with St Tonia
A brief note references St Tonia and the 349 FM station with a mention of Corgunde Aden. The readable fragment suggests a talk or program listing and a local figure tied to the station. Further details are unclear in the text.
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St Tonia
Ie Corgunde Aden
Bo Dak
Three Yankee Flingers Fail to Fool Mr Veach
Detroit June 14 Yankees fail to mislead pitcher Coveleskie as Veach drives four hits including two triples helping the Tigers beat New York 5 to 2. Donovan altered the batting order to fool Coveleskie but the Tigers quickly matched and exceeded the effort with strong hitting and stout defense.
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Mr. Veach
Detroit
William Donovan
Coveleskie
William
Yankees
Mr. Veneh
Nan
Tigers
Wild William
Bert Slabaters
Juse
Mogridge
Fisher
Russell
Vench
Cleveland
Ruppert
Huston
Coogan
Coveleskie Again Beaten as Coveleskie Stifles Rally
In a tense game Walter and Veach spark Mets offense while Coveleskie limits late threats. Mullen draws a ninth inning walk and scores on a sacrifice as Baumann, Peckinpaugh, and Walter contribute. Donovan plans new strategy to outwit Coveleskie in the field.
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Bill Mullen
Veueh
Peckinpaugh
Baumann
Walter
Tyrus Raymond
Alexander
Russell
Witt
William Donovan
Scott's Fluke Single Lifts Cubs Past Senators 4 1
Chicago won 4 to 1 as a lone Scott single in the fourth drove in two runs after Johnson faltered. Collins and Fournier doubled to add two more, while Faster Johnson and Merride contributed for Washington but could not prevent the defeat. Johnson pitched solidly for Chicago.
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Chicago
Walter Johnson
Washington
Scott
Johnson
Collins
Fournier
Merride
Warioton
Ninemitth
Results Of Games In Two Leagues And Standing Of Battling Teams
Yesterday Chicago defeated New York 1 0 and Brooklyn beat St Louis 6 3. Boston beat Cincinnati 2 0 and Philadelphia 3 2. Detroit won 2 1 over New York and Chicago routed Washington 4 1 while St Louis won 8 5. Today New York visits Cleveland Boston plays Chicago Philadelphia meets Detroit Washington faces St Louis. National League and American League standings show Boston leading the leagues with strong records, Chicago and Philadelphia close behind.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chirag
Detroit
Washington
Newark
Richmond
Baltimore
Toronto
Montres
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Tarante
Hakim’s
Rochter
Giants Blanked as Lavender Dominates Pitching
Lavender shut out the Giants for the season’s first time, allowing only an earned run? No. none of the Chicago runs off Matty were earned as the Old Master received discouraging support. Six of Brooklyn’s seven hits went for extra bases, while the Cards committed seven misplays in a rough game. The Braves finally won in twelve innings over Herzog’s Reds, Nichol homering with two out in the twelfth to seal it for Philadelphia against Pittsburgh. Veach collected two singles in four trips versus the Yankees with no triples.
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Jimmy
Lavender
Jos
Beoer
Siler
Kaul
Pnough
Yeis
Kabe Marquard
Giants
Wat Pfarr
Merkle
Theserot
Kau
Ster
Doyle
Heinie Zimmerman
Lastic
Hughes
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Georgia
Eddie Mulligan
Eddie
Ander Jaen
Teareau
Henton
Stroud
Mathewson
Mulligan
South
Brooklyn
Matty
Zim
Jefe Centre
Kant
Rennie Mas
Heine
Sater
Rariden
Lange
Heinie
Flack
Williams
Behulte
Flecher
Arthur
Saler
Chicago
Braves
Herzog
Reds
Nichol
Phillies
Pirates
Yankees
Veach
Browns Rally Past Red Sox in Big Eighth Frame
St Louis beat Boston in a high scoring eighth as Weisman faltered in the seventh and Horton drove in four runs. A late rally produced six more on five hits including a double with two aboard, giving the Browns a 6 run surge and the eventual win.
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St. Louis
Weisman
Horton
Mays
Shore
St Louis
Stlouie
Mabrh Po
de Hooper
Martaniere
Yale Sluggers Fall 1 0 as Princeton Pitcher Shuts Them
Princeton pitcher Robert A Link dominated Yale in Newark, holding the Blue to one run on a flat, sidearm delivery. The ninth inning squeeze play and a timely bunt decided the 1916 series game, giving Princeton a dramatic victory and a hero’s reception for Link.
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Cleveland Alexander
Christy Mathewson
Link
Phillies
Bhat
Flushing Bats
Valetien
Driggs
Ali
Princeton
Sermentine
Bill Clarke
Yale
Garfield
Shea
Scully
Johnson
Munson
Rah for Link in timely run that sealed the win
A college crowd watched a tight battle under clear skies as Link helped prevent Shea from scoring and delivered the winning run. Alumni with class numerals roamed the stands recalling past victories and old rivalries, sharing long-held reunion chatter.
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Shea
Bill
Eli
Ump Tean-Two
Don Beck Stifles Rensselaer In Columbia Win
Don Beck pitched a superb game for Columbia, a left hander, as they shut out Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2 to 0 in Troy. Beating the strong defense, Columbia struck in the seventh and ninth innings for the deciding runs while Reck, rumored to be signed by Detroit, fanned three and allowed only miscues and light contact.
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N. Y
Don Beck
Columbi
Johnson, Cet Et Hansson
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Tip
Nontonna Ant
Henson
Wotan
Pere Pace
Ferma
Papente Maras
Mbersn
Patan
Rooergah
Follath
Caine
Paterson and Hackensack play record 19 innings
In Hackensack New Jersey Paterson and Hackensack High Schools set an Interscholastic League record with a 19 inning game at Oritami Field ending 0 to 0 and awarded to Hackensack after Paterson refused to continue. Pitchers Eugene Hanl of Hackensack and Raymond Pellington of Paterson matched in a 0 to 0 duel with 18 and 15 strikeouts respectively.
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N. J
Paterson and Hackensack
Oritami Field
Paterson
Hacksael
Eugene Han
Raymond Pellington
Robins Triumph On Cardinals Errors In Long Brooklyn Tilt
In a night of rough fielding by the St Louis Cardinals at Flatbush, the Robins capitalized seven errors to pull ahead with a five run fifth inning and seize the game. Key blows from Casey Stengel Jake Daubert Ollie O Mara and Hy Myers powered Brooklyn to an early two run lead before Marquard steadied the ship later.
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Thy
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Peetle
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Corhan
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Snyder
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Moore
Corban
Beacher
Long
Mowrey
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Joha Oneis
Hornsby
Ingle
Betzel
Ameler
Forest
Meyers
Hoshi
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