Yankees Hold Pace As Girls From 43 Sing For Victory
The Yankees defeated the Browns at the Polo Grounds as Public School 43 from the Bronx provided a chorus, led by a laureate and performers from Yale and Princeton in attendance. Manuel Maisel led the drive with four hits and six RBIs, while Walter Pipp made a notable glove play. Warhop and James pitched for New York, extending their win streak over the Browns to four games.
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Heywood Bromn
Yankees
Public School 43
Bronx
Polo Grounds
Browns
Maisel
Muse
Marty McHale
Tipperary
Bill Desevan
No. 43
Donovan
Yale University
New Haven
Princeton
Quimby
Yale
Walter Pipp
Brown
Lavan
Pipp
Fox
Enrico Chruso
Paderewski
Grne Pinusig
Apmiandine
E. Sochern
P Pipp
Muisel
Sweeney
Fisher
Leary
Cook
Gunner
Severeld
Pratt Wi
Walker
Warhopegan
Peck Waa
Peckinpaugh
Pioa
E. Walker
Fragmentary OCR Note Highlights Local Mentions
Fragmented readable text shows scattered names and numbers, with garbled phrases. It mentions locations, dates, and prices in a damaged newspaper fragment, lacking a clear single event or cohesive report.
Superbas Defeated in Third Place Thriller by Cardinals
A muddled box score recounts a baseball game where the Brooklyn Superbas drop to third after a loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. Dell struggles, Robbie shifts hitters, and Slim Sallee holds firm for the Cardinals while Ollie O’Mara plays a busy visiting role. The narrative mixes playful hoists with a miniature war of words as the tale concludes with a late surge by Cardinal hitters.
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St. Louis
Twant
Perry
Lord Huller
Ench
Miller Hugeina
Mra. Schu
Robbie
Appleton
Brooklyn
Dardanelles
Flatbush
Slim Sallee Slim
Previoul
Pecubin
Nary
Rebbie
Ollie O'Mara
Mutler
Hexcher
Cardinals
Power Stara
Euinnéet
Cubs Tie Phillies for Lead in 4-0 Win
Chicago Cubs shut out the Boston Braves 4 to 0 to hold a share of the lead with the Philadelphia Phillies. Vaughn excelled in key spots while Smith went 4-for-4. The Cubs scored in the second and sixth innings, piling up runs as Boston misfired on defense.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Hoston Braves
Phillies
Vaughn
Vistors
Smith
Boston
Ebrhipone Brod. Rf
Pheisn
Soway
Rene Soressics
Jett Tesreau Blanks the Cincinnati Reds
In Cincinnati June 15 the Giants beat the Reds 5 to 1 after a tense pitchers duel. Tesreau pitched strongly through seven innings before Dale faltered in the seventh, allowing multiple Giants runs. Merkle and Fletcher sparked late scoring as the Giants moved out of the cellar, six games behind the league leaders.
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Giants
Dale
Teleazagh
Cincinnati
Reds
Stan
Tesreau
Foote
Daly
Glate
Shuidgrass
von Kolpits
Lobert
Snodgrass
Doyle
Herzog
Eley«Erly
Burns
Robertson Siveledard Atole
Merkle
Tf Reds
Cubs
Phillies
National League
Giants Wake Up in New York Inching Past Cincinnati
A garbled wire service recap shows the New York Giants rallying to edge Cincinnati as key players like Tony and Weir feature in a tense early season clash. The game highlights include late drives and positional battles, with adjustments on offense and defense shaping the outcome.
Clifton Tennis Club to Host Junior Boys Championship
The Clifton Tennis Clan on Staten Island announced a junior single lawn tennis championship on its twelve clay courts starting Monday June 28 under United States National Lawn Tennis Association officials. Abercrombie & Fitch offer two racquets as prizes for winner and runner-up with two consolation prizes. finals on Saturday July 8.
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Clifton Tennis Clan
oFarrochar
Staten Island
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Abercrombie & Fitch
Prizon
Welark Pt
Clifton Tennis Club
Aet
National Association For
Results of Games in Three Leagues and Standing of Battling Teams
National League results from yesterday include New York at Cineinati and Pittsburg at Philadelphia, with standings listing Pittsburgh and New York atop the group. Federal League shows St Louis and Newark and a busy slate across multiple cities with wins and losses clarifying the pennant race.
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York
Cineinnath
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Pittabureh
Brooklyn
Loule
Newark
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Newael Kittens City
Chicago A. Buffalo
ST. Wott Kan
City
Rebels Top Tip Tops In Rain Shortened Exhibition Game
Ten thousand schoolchildren and 2000 fans watched the Brooklyn Federal League guests as the Vit te church Rebels defeated the Tip Tops at Washington Park 2 to 0. A late ninth inning storm halted play with Bill Brennan calling the game. Ed Konetchy led the Rebels with four of five runs, driving in three hits, while Cy Barger held the Tip Tops to weak rallies and strong defense by Wickland and Yerkes backed his effort.
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Brooklyn
Federal League
James A. Gilmore
Vittehurch Rebels
Tip Tops
Washington Park
Bill Brennan
Cy Harger
Ed Konetchy
Cy Barger
Steve Yerkes
Red Sox
Wickland
Hehels
Lafitte
Kittaburgh
Maseom Ia Lane
Snark
Pat Hig
Hiretian
Wna Sane
Harvard Beats Pilgrims In Lineup Of Old College Players
Harvard defeats the Pilgrims at home in a game featuring many former college athletes. Notable names appear from Williams, Yale, Penn, and Harvard alumni, including Walter Fripp and Dana Wingate, with various veterans in the visitor roster and a lineup of ex-Harvard players.
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Harvard
Pilgrims
Cambridge
Moos
Chick” McLaughlin
George Davie
Williams College
Toston
Wardett
Yale
Mitchell
Pennnia
Dana Wingate
Dowd
Manchester
Fourlayors
Walter Fripp
Marva
Piaghim
Auibent
Filion
Yrye
Mi Wey
Dawg
A Garnett
Boing
Uitibate Ieee
Ahd
Bitney
Garret P
Miss Bjurstedt Keeps Winning in Invitation Tennis
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, holder of the national indoor and metropolitan titles, starred in the women's Invitation tournament at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. She won both her matches in brilliant style on the turf courts, drawing attention as the dominant player among twenty one entrants including several national contenders.
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Molla Bjurstedt
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Dean
Nabors Paints Hittingless 13 Innings in Georgia League
In Newnan Georgia Nabors pitched 13 innings against Talladega without a hit or base on balls, a remarkable no hit no pass performance in the Georgia Alabama League. Forty men faced Nabors as he secured a 1 to 0 victory at Washington Park, with a 3:30 start.
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Newnan
Georgi Alabama
Talladega Club
Nabors
Kansas City Feds Take Opening Game Over Baltimore
Kansas City feds won the opener against Baltimore by a wide margin 4 to 3. Five Baltimore double plays could not prevent a loss as Johnson relieved Main and pitched well. Key players included Johnson Easterly Muggs and a sequence of innings with notable fielding by Baltimore. American Association results list Minneapolis over Columbia and other scores in a compact section.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Johnson
Main
Kemet
Eoe Fatinwe
Muggs
Standings of International Clubs in Newark and Rochester
International standings show mixed results with rain affecting several games. Teams listed include Montreal and Philadelphia, with scores ranging from Montreal 21 to 19 and Rochester 14 to 22 in various matchups.
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Dersey City
le Rochester
Rosience
Montreal
Koelter
City
Skeeters Fall to Richmond in Darkness Shortened Game
The Richmond team defeated Jersey City 3 to 1 after darkness halted play in the seventh inning. Richmond scored in the first on a Pick hit and Bates error, with Aragon adding a single to drive in the run.
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Jersey City
Richmond
Pick
Bates
Aragon
Jersey City Ct. F
Matea
Eapons
Wright
Turner
Pio
Hasaall
Tae Aimee Rishon
Derey
White Knocks Out Brown in First Round at Harlem Club
Charley White of Chicago defeats Young Brown of New York in five punches, knocking Brown to the canvas thrice in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout at the American Sporting Club in Harlem after a delay over guaranteed payment. Johnny Harvey of Harlem won a preliminary ten round battle against Joe Rives of Los Angeles.
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Charley White
Chicago
Young Brown
New York
American Sporting Club
Harlem
White
Brown
Charley
Johnny Harvey
Vicor
Joe
Los Angeles
Rives
St Louis Feds Win 1-0 Over Newark In Open
The St Louis Federals defeated the Newark Feds 1 to 0 in Harrison. Davenport pitched six and two thirds innings of two hit ball for St Louis, with Reusbach allowing four hits for Newark. Tobin tripled to start the scoring and Kirby drove in the decisive run on an infield out.
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St. Louis Federals
Miners
Terriers
Newark Feds
Harrison
Storm
St. Louis
Dave Davenport
Beanstalk
Newark
Ed Reusbach
Cowboy Davenport
Tobin
Kirby
Louis IF. LL
Thin
Campbell
Et Vaumn
Kaynand
Aa Kinet
Sok Porton
Lapante
Riawsh
Horton Keulbavh
Torin
Hitnefaa
Altaea Ie
Zbyszko Again Victor Beats Pospisil in Finish Bout
Zbyszko defeated Karl Pospisil in a tight finish at the international championship wrestling tournament at the Manhattan Opera House, a 31 minute 60 second bout. Earlier Alex Aberg defeated Pierre Le Colosse with a pin at 16 minutes 45 seconds in Rochester, Toronto, and Toronto hosts another match in the program.
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Pospisil
Wiadek Zbyszko
Karl Pospisil
Manhattan Opera House
Theru
Alex Aberg
Pierre le Colosse
Rain Halts Joy and Glow Tennis Here at Hartmann Springs
In heavy rain at Hartmann Springs the metropolitan lawn tennis tournament paused amid unfinished matches. Frederick Inman and Hansford Bassford led the Inman-Bassford clash before the downpour halted play. Louis Graves swept his singles, while Vanderbilt’s Hartmann and Ward put on a show before clouds forced suspension.
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Fred Hawthorne
Gui Jans
Metropolitan
Bronxville Athletic Association
Ingo Hartmann
Vanderbilt
B. Ward
Retland
Woll
Frederick
Inman
Ing
Tammy
Ham Hansford
Cormeig
Inman Ick
Bassford Oi
Anad
Iee
Rai
Mann’ Rush
Inguan
Fea
Arthur M. Lovibond
William Rosenbaum
Abe Heat
Ia Rei
Watson M. Washbut
Anish
Gal
Anderson
War
Gary To
Louis Graves
Rain
W. Balch
Graves
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Haworth Star
Elay
Bassford
Met
Inter
E. F. Thomas, Jr
Victor
Bussford
Ward
Hartmann Wort
Hartmann
Pt Aspl
Mann
Mttroptta Fomentraat
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Clifton Club
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Miss Bjurstedt
Crescent A. C
American Association
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Columbia
Rle
Lidianapolla
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Kace Gy
Goran
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Toronto
Skeeters
FEDS
Human Beanstalk
Zbyszko
Rochester
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Hartmann Springs
Southern Association
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