Yankees Win Sixth Straight as Giants take third in row
The article notes six straight wins for the Yankees and a three-game run for the Giants while the Superbas drop another game. It mentions the resumed American League season, a cheer by Yankee guests for the Cleveland Indians, and crowd reactions at the ballpark amid a disrupted start to the series.
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Peckinpaugh’s collision caps Yankees win over Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh collided with a concrete wall while chasing a catch as the Yankees defeated Cleveland 7 to 4. The play highlighted a sixth straight victory for Donovan’s club, with Jones and others sustaining injuries. Cleveland used Lee Fohl’s hard coaching as it mounted a late rally, but New York held on for the win.
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Red Sox Victory Tightens American League Standings
Boston wins 11 to 10 over St. Louis to pull into a tie for second in the American League race. The Bunker Hill day card included two games but the morning game was postponed by rain.
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Athletics Go Runless Nearby Track Meet Report
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SHIFT AIDS THE TIGERS IN WASHINGTON SERIES OPENER
Detroit tops Washington 4 to 2 as Tigers leverage a key lineup change to gain the win. Dubie allowed two hits through eight innings before the ninth inning hiccup. Stopa retired the side in relief.
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Rally in Ninth Wins for Reds
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Herzog opens the ninth with a three base hit and Wade Kilifer adds a run on a single after two are out. Mayer weakened slightly late, Cravath misplayed in the eighth allowing Cincinnati’s first tally. Two Reds hits aided by Philadelphia error produce the decisive rally.
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Results of Games in Three Leagues and Standings of Battling Teams
National League results show Philadelphia beating Cincinnati 419 to 1 and Chicago and New York leading standings with Boston and Pittsburgh active. Federal League standings list Chicago and Baltimore near top, with other clubs in races. Game notes include Detroit at Washington, Brooklyn, and Cleveland matchups with daily follies.
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Pirates Falls 3 to 1 as Marquard Dominates Giants
McGraws Pirates fall to the Giants 3 to 1 in Pittsburgh. Rube Marquard pitched well and Merkle provided the clutch hits in a seventh inning rally that produced three runs. McQuillen started for Pittsburgh, with later pinch hitters and a double steal threatening late.
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The Drive at Last New York S etTramt half notes
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State Teague Results in Venice Area Sports Report
Fragmentary notes show Teague results and mentions of Venice area sports tidbits. References include Resan Ls Willi and a Harvard beat note. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local results roundup with multiple names and places.
Cardinals Blank Braves In Narrow Victory
The Cardinals defeated the Braves 2 to 0 as Rudolph pitched a two hit shutout until the seventh. Cardinals produced two runs on two singles a walk a sacrifice and a fielding error by Smith. Toronto earned a ninth inning win while Rochester won easily.
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Cubs defeat Superbas in nineteen innings on June day
In a marathon 19 inning battle at West Side grounds the Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Superbas 4 to 3. Jeff Pfeffer and George Zabel pitched well but costly errors doomed Brooklyn while Hob Fisher and Mob Fisher sparked Chicago rally.
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Konetchy Scores Drives Rebels Past Tip Tops 8 to 3
Ed Konetchy shines with four hits in four at bats driving in two runs as the Pittsburgh Feds beat the Tip Tops 8 to 3 at Washington Park. He plays first and reaches base repeatedly while Frank Allen yields hits but shuts down the rallyes. The Rebels gain support from Konetchy’s clan amid a humid afternoon siege.
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Unclear OCR sports score noting Richmond Newark result
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Plank Delivers Win For St Louis Over Newark Feds
Eddie Plank pitched for St Louis Fielders to beat Newark 3 to 2 at Harrison. With bases loaded and one out in the ninth, Plank snagged a McKechnie line drive and threw to first to double Esmond. Tobin, Vaughn and Kirby powered a late Newark rally but St Louis hung on for a third straight victory.
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Shakeups in the Gould and Rogue crews at Poughkeepsie
In a hectic day at the river, Courtney shuffled the Gould and Rogue freshman and varsity crews, with Bice and coachs changing lineups across boats. The morning paddie and afternoon trial produced new seatings, as the junior eight led the varsity by five lengths and the freshmen pressed the line. The shifts aimed to balance power between the Oo strong veterans and new hopefuls for upcoming spring races.
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