Thormahlen Scores Sixth Straight With Bodie Aid
The New York Yankees defeated the St Louis Browns 7 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. Thormahlen earned his sixth straight win with Bodie driving in key runs as Murderers' Row powered the offense while Sotheron briefly struggled for the Browns. Attendance reached about 24,000 as the Yankees continued their AL lead.
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Sovereign eighth inning lifts New York in loss
In an MLB style recap, New York sags after a late rally as Saints St. Louis fail to hold, with St. Louis battering back on hits including a home run by Tobin and a three-base drive by Boilie Nick. Sotheron allows two runs in relief while Wright works the early frame, while late errors cost the visitors.
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Cardinals Tie Ninth Inning Transforms Loss To Extra Inning Win
In St Louis, the Cardinals rallied to tie Brooklyn in the ninth with two outs, then won in the eleventh on Olson and Johnson hits as Brooklyn suffered a tenth straight defeat. Miller delivered the decisive RBI in the eleventh after a bases loaded situation, finalizing a 2 1 victory.
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Pirates Defeat Phillies 6 to 1 In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh won easily over Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Mayer allowed six runs across six innings and the Pirates rapped 16 hits from three Phillies pitchers. Hitting helped secure the victory with solid contributions from several players, including notable performances by White and Curehaw, while Mayor held the Phillies to one run.
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Rixoy
Whit Piten
Steal of Home Gives Giants 1–0 Victory Over Cubs
June 14 Chicago. Fred Toney pitched his first full game this year for the Giants, limiting Chicago to 9 hits as Burns scored on a third‑inning double steal with Burns taking third after Young drove one to right. Vaughn held the Giants in check but Burns crossed for the lone run, in front of 15,000 fans despite a thunderstorm delay.
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Marta Pito
Cicotte Wins His Twelfth Game in Fourteenth Round
Eddie Cicotte pitched well after the third inning and Chicago beat the Athletics 6 to 2 in Philadelphia. A fourteenth inning rally featured three walks, two hits, a fielder’s choice, a muff at the plate, and a sacrifice fly as Cicotte earned his twelfth win of the season. Roth hit three doubles for the A’s, with supporting hits from other Detroit-like names.
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Senators Bunch Hits And Beats Tigers 7 5
Washington wins opening game of the series from Detroit 7 to 5 by bunching hits. Key players include Murphy and Uriarte contributing for the Senators while Detroits pitching and fielding show mixed results in a game with several hits and runs.
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Standings and scores from the Major League Baseball leagues
Yesterday's results included New York 1 Chicago 0 and Brooklyn 1 St Louis 11 due to 11 innings. Standings show New York 28 14 .68 and Chicago 18 24 .85. Cincinnati 27 18 .80 and Pittsburgh 14 28 .88. Additional results: Boston 6 Cincinnati 9, Detroit 5 Washington 7, Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 in 14 innings.
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Vintage musings mix boxing, golf and horse show notes
A collage of sports musings from Grantland Rice touches on a Willard Dempsey bout outlook, aging in boxing, golf ego reflections, an Orioles pennant wager, umpire ambitions, and Ten Eyck’s return to Syracuse. Also notes Fordham baseball hire and Gedney Farm show entries.
Cornell Triumphs Over Penn On Reunion Day, 6 to 2
In Philadelphia, June 24, Cornell defeated Penn 6 to 2 on Franklin Field during reunion day. Olsen pitched effectively, holding Penn hitless at key moments while Cornell capitalized with timely hits and a long homer by Gross. The crowd of 36 classes watched as the Hed and Blue bowed to the stronger pitching and fielding, with notable moments including Gross’s homer into Weightman Hall’s track room.
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Reds Outscore Braves In Poorly Played Game
Cincinnati defeated Boston 9 to 6 in a much mishandled contest marked by a rain delay. Key early scoring off Scott and Fillingim propelled the Reds, with Fisher relieved by Luque in the sixth. Hitting highlights included two doubles for Hike, with Gron hitting a homer for Cincinnati.
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College Results: Cornell and Penn State Rise in Scores
College results show Cornell 6 Pennsylvania 2, Harvard and Boston College matchups noted with Holy Crown 14, Brown 1, and 3 piayette 2. Lehigh and atstaninga iain appear as additional game snippets with unclear context.
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Yale Triumphs Over Princeton In Postwar Commencement Game
Yale edged Princeton 5 to 3 before about 20 000 fans in Princeton New Jersey as part of commencement week events. Margetts started for Yale,, Kirkland relieved, and key unearned Yale runs aided by Princeton errors while Strubing and Diamond powered Yale with timely hits. Princeton mounted a late ninth inning rally but Seeleck and Diamond held the Tigers at bay to preserve Yale’s win.
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Cleveland Noses Out Boston in 13th Toning
Cleveland edged Boston 2 to 1 in a 13 inning game. Key moments included Wambsganss Johnston Bagby and Chapman RBI for Cleveland in the 13th, Ruth scoring earlier on McInnis’s triple, and Hooper and Ruth contributing in the 18th for Boston before final outs.
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Eastern League Notes From New England Matchups
Fragmentary sports bulletin lists cities Waterbury Hartford New Haven and mentions Eastern League games with teams Portland Pittsburg and Lawrence. The readable lines hint at matchups or standings but lack clear results or dates.
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