Sotheron of Browns Baffles the Yankees in Exhibition
Sotheron of Browns starred as the Browns beat the Yankees 2 to 0 in a major league exhibition at the Polo Grounds. The large crowd helped raise funds for the Engineers Reserve Corps as patriotic pageantry and music accompanied the game, with speeches and military displays shaping the afternoon.
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Browns
Yankees
Polo Grounds
New York Yankees
Manhattan
Engineers’ Reserve Corps
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local sports fate tale
Fragmentary text mentions a baseball figure and a player named Taig or Stim, with unclear events and outcomes. The snippet references being fed for five bits and a possible better fate, plus scattered names like Maness, Toale, and Baars, but no coherent action or date emerges.
Bears of Newark sweep Toronto in doubleheader routs
Newark Bears powered to two decisive wins over Toronto, 7 to 0 and 15 to 2, dominating on offense and pitching as Nap Lnjote allowed the visitors little room. The hurler and lineup combined for a one sided day, producing runs throughout both games and securing a quick series sweep.
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Bears
Newark
Toronto
Tor
Nap Lnjote
Toronto Monswer
Cardinals Drive Rube Marquard Off the Mound
St Louis beat Brooklyn 7 to 1 as Marquard was knocked out in the second inning after nine St Louis hits piled up six runs. The result gave St Louis three wins in four games against the champions in the series at home.
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Rube Marquard
St. Louis
St Louis
Marquard
Fox Brooklyn
TECH
Millon
Raesitee
Bite
Fred Pacesug
Weber
Toil
Pune
Teeteas
Irving
Fiscoestir
Strack
Beediwee du Kies
Brame
Home Run by Gooch Wins for Athletics
Cleveland beats today 9 to 5 in a nine inning game. Gooch hit a home run to center with the bases loaded after intentional pass ahead of it. Athletics pitcher kept the margin safe as Cleveland maintained control.
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Gooch
Cleveland
Truina
Hoie
Sehang
Bon Tate
Aesa
Home Run by Kauff Gives Game to Giants
Akron, Ohio June 11 Benny Kauff belted a fourth inning homer for the New York Giants delivering a 1 0 victory over the Washington Senators. Siddleton pitched shutout defense holding AL hitters to four scattered singles as the Giants avoided the loss column.
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Giants
Akron
Ohio
Benny Kauff
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Siddleton
Wasiengtus
Ginnie
Soren
International League Schedule and Results Summary
Today’s games feature Toronto at Newark, Rochester at Richmond, Buffalo at Baltimore, and Montreal at Providence. Yesterday Newark defeated Toronto 7 to 0, Newark crushed Toronto 15 to 2, with Montreal at Providence postponed by rain. Standings show teams with wins and losses, including Newark and Baltimore in close chase.
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Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Richmond
Buffalo
Baltimore
Montreal
Providence
Otronto
Baltica
Roeh
Boston Braves beat Chicago Cubs 9 to 3 in final series game
The Boston Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 9 to 3 in the series finale. The game featured decisive sixth inning offense by Boston and saw multiple retirements from the field following two controversial calls.
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Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Cubs
Doyle
Mitchell
Archer
Smith
Hughes
Ly Emeace
Wilcon
Wenman
Wenman In Tt Fsth Iate Funtens Q1ee of At Tot Outrago
Mtalea
Sani
Denia
Bassford Wins Two Victories On the Court
Bassford, captain of the Wert he County club, leads a tennis tourney at Wortchester Mart dale with a new scoring scheme. Mount Pleasant tops the two-day point total 12, followed by County Tennis Club 10, New Roebello 4, and Potham Country Club 8. Bassford defeats N H Price 6-1 6-1 and Bowman of Columbia 6-1 6-? as Yale's Rodgers ousts Osgood Beaton in straight sets. Hartwell, Osgood, and others feature in a day of hard hitting and crowded nets.
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Werthe
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Martdale
Abraham Bassford, Jr
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Thelub
Basford
West Theater
Mount Pleasant
Wilaas
Mount Pleasant Tennis Club
County Tennis Club
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Potham Country Club
Bansford
N. H. Price
Ting Her F
Bowman
Columbia Univer
Cornell
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Promisi
Hr. T. Mapteed
Louis Hill
Hartwell
Bronx
Osgood Beaton
J. A. Rodgers
Yale University
Osgood
Yale
Fred Qrgood
Frank
William Wadsworth
Kiara
Gato Tan
I. Urigan
Mirena
Reston
Joey Itentra
Reds win extended game over Phillies in twelve innings
Cincinnati outlasted Philadelphia in a long twelve inning game to take a 4-3 victory. Rot delivered the deciding hit scoring Roush, with Tegan and Alexander also scoring for the Reds as they moved to three wins in five games.
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Philadelphia
Rot
Roush
Tegan
Alexander
Bok
ruuaDearya
Town
Ban Johnson on Trail of Baseball Gamblers
Boston and Chicago American League game influence alleged gamblers. President B B Johnson of the league vows to stamp out betting at all costs. He awaits reports from umpires to determine next steps and potential action against gambling in baseball.
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Chicos
Eriawreey
Boston
Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Johnson
Brooklyn Celtics Win In Wrooniyn Wenies Woes Cer Game
Brooklyn Celtics defeated Newark yesterday 3 to 0 in a Southern Association match. Stark and McKerna each scored twice for the Celtics while McGreevey added a third. Edmonton scored the lone goal for the Subs Way Eleven.
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Wrooniyn Wenies
Reyant
Newark
Stark
McKerna
McGreevey
Edmonton
Baseball Trust Or Organized Baseball Examined
The National Commission’s statement claims no Sherman act settlement occurred as Baltimore’s Federal League suit was dropped. It portrays Organized Baseball as a trust while noting McGraw’s defiance toward NL leadership and Tener’s looming retirement amid war football enlistments.
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Baltimore Federal League
National Commission
Garry Herrmann
Garry
Baseball Trust
Baltimore Feds
Organized Baseball
Spencer Nears Cycling Title With Key Race Wins
Arthur Spencer of Toronto dominates the national cycling championship after clinching the calf mile at the Velodrome in Newark yesterday. Alfred Goullet and Francisco Voit place third and fourth as Spencer widens his lead with three races remaining, needing only placement in each to secure the title held by Frank Kramer.
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Toronto
Newar
Alfred Goullet
Francisco Voit
Frank Kramer
Verri
Spencer
Coull
Spears
Kramer
Wiliam I Huser
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Eterna
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Ares
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Semark
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Srifevaras
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Soeam
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Seaoet
Galle
MeXamare
Letowen
Spmcee
Frank Tamer
Clover Patch Dominates Speedway 1:05 Race
Clover Patch, the pacing queen of the Speedway, won the 1:05 event at the Road Drivers Association of New York matinee yesterday. Master MeKers ter and Countess Kohl trailed after Clover Patch claimed the first and third brushes, with Master McKerron taking second.
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In Speedway
Road Drivers Association of
New York
Master MeKerster
Countess Kohl
Master McKerron
Clare
Wiha Ad Sora
Bam
Alain Toba
Kanenty
Acec Lacars Ayemenon
Wed
OiNett Fitter Hawkes
Westfall Tops Folm Then Fades In Brooklyn Tennis
Herbert J. Westfall returned to tournament play in the Kings County Tennis Club annual event at Brooklyn. He won his opening round against Count Otto Folm 7-5 6-2 showing prior form in deep driving and control.
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Herbert J. Westfall
Kings County Tennis Club
Brooklyn
Count Otto Folm
Deen
Lowe Trad Pal
Patriotic Meeting Of N Y A C To-night
A patriotic meeting is planned in the gymnasium of the city club tonight. Speakers include Martin W Littlet on, Rev. Joseph A Muiry, president of Fordham University, and Alfred E Smith, Sheriff of New York County. James W Gerard, former ambassador to Germany, is also invited as a club member.
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Martin W. Littleton
Joseph A. Muiry
Fordham , University
Alfred E. Smith
Sherif
New York County
James W. Gerard
Germany
Gerards
Revise Time Records For Automobile Derby Chicago
Four drivers in the Chicago Speedwar automobile derby corrected times yesterday placing Clim Durant third Eddie Hearne fourth Louis Chevrolet ninth and Louis Fontaine tenth. Hearne edged Durant by a fraction of a second and Durant will receive 2000 for third while Hearne earns 1500 for fourth. Chevrolet gains 400 for ninth and Fontaine 500 for tenth.
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Chicago
Clim Durant
Eddie Hearne
Louis Chevrolet
Louis Fountaine
Durant
Hearne
Chevrolet
Fountaine
Record of Week In Big Leagues
The weekly summary lists all games across leagues with wins losses runs hits errors and men left on base. It covers the week including Saturday June 16 with National League details and the New York Primerion ameay in June.
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National League Jury
New York Primerion Ameay
Hoogstraeten and Hartmann Win Tennis Doubles Title
Otto Salm Hoogstraeten of Austria and Ingo Hartmann defeated Allan Behr and Brabree Henderson in a five set final at the New York Tennis Club Columbia Oval. The Austrian star’s accurate drives and central shots swung the match 10-12 8-0 6-3 3-6 6-0, capping a second successive doubles victory after their Brooklyn win at Flatbush.
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Austria
Ingo Hartmann
New York Tennis Club
Columbia Oval
Allan Behr
Brabree Henderson
United
Behr
Henderson
Hartmann
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Former Champions Display Prowess In Pastime Games
Former champions returned to action at the Pastime Athletic Club monthly meet held at Macombs Tam Park. Albert Voellmeke won the one mile walk from scratch in 7 04, Myles McHugh captured the 1000 yard run in 2 27 2 8, and Dan J Shea swept two firsts and a third including the 40 yard dash and broad jump. Harry Corzeli edged Nick Viannes for the shot put and led in a late growing field.
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Macombs Tam’ Park
Albert Voellmeke
Myles McHugh
Atheta
Dan J. Sh
Shea
Harry Corzeli
Nick Viannes
Wien
Minen
Milani
Sueitz
We Autosa’ Incretatte
Sin Thang
Eaps
Dist
North Defeats South In Star Golfers Exhibition
Golfers of the North defeated a southern team in a patriotic benefit at Flossmoor Club links. Chicago’s Chick Evans Jr and Robert Gardner faced Robert Tyre Jones and Perry Adair from Atlanta in a high profile match attracting a large gallery. Evans and Gardner posted 29 26 74 while the southern pair carded 40 41 81. Par for the course was 76.
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Chicago
Charles “Chick” Evans, Jr
Robert A. Gardner
Robert Tyre Jones
Ard Perry Adair
Atlan
Evans and Gardner
New York Nines Forge to Front In Both Races
Baseball’s see-saw week kept New York teams atop both leagues as the season stays tantalizing. The Giants, Phillies, and Yankees fluctuated, with Chicago and Boston faltering at times. A string of close, drawn, and extra inning games featured strong Yankee hitting and stout pitching by Barrs, while Cleveland and Washington battled through a pair of long stalemates in a tense three-game set.
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Yankees
Iit Engineering Cor
Platoga Frost
Trama
Ehene Ate
Ruppert
Este
Sol
Nediey
Gee Yisses
Frark
Harry Kilie Sane Georeesn
Sresa
Peckinpaugh
Derril Pratt
Peck
Lea Magee
Meisel
Pratt
Johnsen
Haker
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Tims Hendry
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
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McGraw
Zimmerman
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Phillies
Reds
Philadelphia
Phil Cincinnati
Gin
White Sox
Americas
Boston
Polo Grounds
Barrs
Washigton
Toad On
Voshell Triumphs In Brooklyn Tennis Tourney Final
Voshell, the national indoor champion, captured his fourth title of the season by defeating Charles Chambers in the final at the Terrace Club in Flatbush. He won 10 8 0, with Voshell’s powerful groundstrokes and aggressive net play overpowering Chambers after two competitive sets.
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Howar
Charles Chambers
Brooklyn
Terrace Club
Flatbush
Voshell
Chambers
Wanderers Defeat SincDonalda in Newark Showdown
The Overseas Wanderers clinched the arcond division in the New York State Series with a 2 1 victory over SincDonalda of rn, at Clark's Field in Newark, confirming their season’s surprise surge.
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Wanderers
SincDonalda
Clark's
Newark
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