Tigers Crack Under Heat As Caldwell Falters In Detroit
DETROIT June 16 The Yankees take a five run lead over the Tigers but Caldwell falters in the fifth. Mogridge finishes for New York as Detroit pitchers struggle Erickson hit hard in his first start in two weeks. Yankees win 6 to 2 in a sweltering afternoon game with 12 thousand in attendance. The series wraps up Monday with extra rest for New York before the travel home.
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Dempsey and Fulton to Box at Madison Square Garden
The two top heavyweight contenders Jack Dempsey and Fred Fulton will headline charity bouts at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. They are scheduled to meet in a near championship twenty round match at Danbury Connecticut on July Fourth for a hospital fund.
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Sunday Baseball in Greater New York Aiming for War Charity Gate
A New York political push aims to permit Sunday baseball across Greater New York with 25 percent of gross gate receipts from 11 games directed to war charities including the Y M C A Y M H A Knights of Columbus and American Red Cross. The plan seeks to ease blue laws attract crowds and boost wartime relief while noting draft rules and travel costs.
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White Sox Blank Senators in dispute over shine ball
Chicago defeated Washington 3 to 0 as Umpire O Loughlin faced constant protests from both sides. Rowland was ejected in the fifth for disputing calls, Risberg and Schalk reached base with key plays, Altrock left after seventh, and Weaver drove in a run with a two base hit in the sixth.
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Skeeters Sweep Syracuse in double header at West Side Park
Jersey City led by Jake Pitter at second base and captaincy swept both games against Syracuse 6 to 2 and 4 to 3. Mantle returned to the lineup after Saturday scrimmage, while Pat Donovan’s athletes were held to a single Trine hit. The finale hinged on walks to Irving and Bowman and a two-base hit by Jake Felz in the ninth to secure the winning run.
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International League MES TODAY baseball results recap
In Newark vs Rochester doubleheader Newark won 2 to 0 and lost 3 to 0 at Wirdenmeyer's Park. Cy Seymour delivered a bunt in the second game with Liberty Schaefer, Hagan, and Kost contributing. Rochester’s bats and Newark misplays led to three Rochester wins in some games. standings show Bing t'n and Newark leading in a tight race.
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Pelham Bay Sails Past Federal Nine 5 to 0
Pelham Bay Naval Reserve Station hammered the Federal nine 5 to 0 on their rounds yesterday. Pelham's Saumer pitched eight strikeouts and held Brooklyn rivals to three hits. Olson of Syracuse started for Federal and yielded eight hits. Errors aided Pelham in scoring while their offense mixed hits with miscues.
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Browns Steal Game From Red Sox in Ninth
In St Louis on June 16 Johnson scored on a ninth inning steal to cap a 2 1 win over Boston. Hendryx singled, Johns batted for Smith, then Johnson stole second as Schang misthrew. Johnson slid in safely for the deciding run with Burke coaching at third.
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Fulton Arrives Ahead of July 4 Dempsey Bout in Danbury
Fred Fulton reached town yesterday and headed to Grupp's Gym as he prepares to clash with Jack Dempsey in Danbury Connecticut on July 4. He aims to slim about five pounds to reach proper weight and plans hard boxing in Madison Square Garden Thursday night. He expects a tough opponent and hopes the committee selects a strong challenger.
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Three Win Into Governor Cup Semis at Flushing Club
W A Mantle H L Bennett and F B Porter advanced to the governor's cup semi finals at Flushing Country Club yesterday. The fourth semifinalist will be either Charles A Post or Hi J Kilduff as their match was postponed by mutual consent.
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Standings and results for American League clubs
Yesterday's results include Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 3 Boston 1. Current standings show New York 32-16, Chicago 26-22, Boston 28-26, Detroit 17-30, Philadelphia 19-31, Cleveland 30-25, St Louis 25-25, Washington 26-29, Pittsburgh 20-27. Games today feature New York at Detroit and Washington at Chicago.
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Boxing Notes From Fred Hawthorne on War Front Fighters
Boxing notes recount Charley Rose's World War I service and prizefighter connections. It previews battles including Battling Levinsky vs Charlie Weinert in Jersey City and Jack Dempsey's July 4 Danbury bout. Distant trains, training sites, and war context frame the boxing week with local gym details and promoter moves.
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Cleveland Tops Philadelphia for Third Straight Win
Cleveland won its third in a row by defeating Philadelphia 4 to 2. Bunting produced four of Cleveland’s nine hits off Gregg, while Wambsganss error led to two runs off Morton. The game moved quickly with four dour plays shortening the contest as Cleveland stayed on top.
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Week In Major Leagues Records Summary
The week's record across leagues lists games played won and lost, runs, hits and errors, with runners on base and runs by opponents. Details cover Saturday June 15, outlining outcomes for teams and scoring.
Bagnall Slights U S Citizenship At Soccer Assembly
Thomas Hadfield Bagnall of Bayonne N J, treasurer of the United States Football Association, called U S citizenship papers mere pieces of paper during the fifth annual U S F A Council meeting in Pittsburgh. The amendment to bar aliens from office was adopted after debate, with several officers and delegates voting against. New officers were elected and the national commission retained.
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Triumvirate Reverses National Association
Cincinnati dispatch reports the National Commission overruled the National Association Board ruling on Mullen of the Toledo club. Mullen claimed four days of pay after being allowed to go home with manager Bresnahan denying permission. He was suspended for the season’s end.
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