Yankees shredded by Bagby in 10-2 defeat in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 15 the Yankees lost the fourth game of the series 10 to 2 as Mays faltered in hot humidity and Rip Collins came in after five runs. Bagby pitched well late, while New York pitchers issued ten walks. Murderers Row struggled as Cleveland rallied with five runs in the third and continued to pile on, with Chapman tripling and Nunamaker drawing bases on balls to force in runs. The crowd of about 19,000 saw Pratt, Peckinpaugh, and Pipp contribute, but the Yanks departed for Chicago after another rough day.
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Four Brooklyn Pitchers Fail To Halt Reds Onslaught
The Reds defeated Brooklyn 10 to 5 at Ebbetts Field as Pat Moran's squad leveraged an eight run lead in the first four innings. Dutch Ruether earned the decision for Cincinnati while Pfeffer and several Brooklyn relievers struggled, with a late ninth inning rally by Brooklyn yielding two runs but not enough to change standings. The loss drops Brooklyn into second place, half a game behind the Cardinals in the pennant chase.
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George Moart
Jack Millox
Reds
National League games today Chicago at Boston
National League action includes Chicago facing Boston in a key matchup while Fitteburgh plays Philadelphia. Other teams have no games scheduled today.
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Pirates Win Third Victory Over Phils In Tenth Inning
Pirates defeat Philadelphia in 10th inning 7 to 6 on a pinch hitter Nicholson home run in the ninth and a double steal scoring Whit ted for the decisive run. The game features strong pitching by Watson and Ponder with late-inning drama and a 1 hour 61 minute duration.
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Paagod Ali Bagel
Conse
WinphoeIigier An Moran
White Sox Power Past Senators in Final Game
The Chicago White Sox collected multiple hits and defeated Washington 9 to 5 in the last game of the series. Cleotte eased after a commanding lead as Chicago built a comfortable margin.
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Moriarty
Shorten's Homer Gives Tigers Clean Sweep
DETROIT June 1 The Tigers completed a clean sweep over Philadelphia with a home run by Shorten in the third inning giving an early lead. A fourth inning rally and later hits padded their advantage as Philadelphia scored in the seventh and eighth innings. Shorten, Racelifken, Korton, and others featured for Detroit while Nagler and Robinson led Philadelphia’s effort.
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Innie Merkin
Johnston and Hagen duel for open championships
Johnston faces a tougher path as he must beat a limited field in the English championship while Hagen confronts a star-filled lineup. both are hard fighters, one serious and composed, the other confident with a light edge. Vardon, Ray, and Mitchell loom as rivals in America as summer sports action shifts between golf tennis and boxing. Cavagnaro, Tribune sports writer, dies. funeral set at St Thomas Church in Brooklyn.
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Tribune Sporting
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Fourth Avenue
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Cornell Heavy Crew to Race in Ithaca Regatta
In Ithaca New York June 16 the intercollegiate rowing regatta drew course positions with Cornell set for the heavy varsity crew and Knight’s light crew for the junior varsity. Yon crews practiced lightly as Yale and Pennsylvania ship in for the event while Columbia and Syracuse hold shore positions in preliminary races.
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Browns sweep Red Sox 12 to 8 in St Louis game
The Browns defeated Boston 12 to 8 to sweep the four‑game series. Boston led 4‑0 in the third before St Louis rallied with seven hits, chasing starter Gilder. Pennock left after four, and the Browns added five more in the later innings for the win.
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Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
The clipping lists top hitters from the National and American Leagues with players such as Robertran, Maldre, and Milan Cushing. It shows games played and hitting figures, reflecting early season batting leaders across both leagues.
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Clore
Cardinals Sweep Giants Behind Hornsby Heroics
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 7 to 5 at the Polo Grounds, pulling within half a game of the Dodgers and Reds in a tightly contested National League pennant race. Rogers Hornsby, though briefly sidelined by a head wound, delivered a key double and critical hits, while Frank Frisch returned to third base and sparked late rallies. The Giants, led by Fred Toney and Rube Renton, fought back with six runs across the middle innings but could not contain the Cardinals' early lead and late-game surge.
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Fall Out with 'em price dispute at Broadway and Warren
A fragment notes a confrontation over price at a Broadway corner near 13th Street and Warren with the maker pressing for a higher amount. Details are sparse but imply a street dispute or negotiation over selling terms in an urban setting.
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