Burns Homer Powers Giants Over Reds In Turbulent Rally
Giants slugger George Burne drives in key runs and homers as New York defeats Cincinnati. Crowded game stirred by umpire Cy Rigler call on a close ball, with Sherwood Magee and Lee Magee contributing for the Reds. Both sides traded blows through nine innings, but Burne’s late hit and pitching helped the Giants pull ahead.
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Charles A. Taylor
George Burne
Giants
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Horr Tan
George
Cbs
Sherwood Magee
Cy Rigler
Dietrir
Alands
Magee
Seallell
Faye Lipan
Sheryoe Auger
Uheiets Mathewson
Gramter
Pero Orbiter
Aed
Heinerob
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Slim Splley
Jenients
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Weale
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Wall Pingle
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Rubin
McGraw
Scova
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Paes
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Nisgir
Heinle
Ureh
Rodrigues
Burne
Imudost
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Chicago
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Jahnson Takes Game From the White Sox
A fragmented recap shows Jahnson securing a win over the White Sox with key plays by players noted in early inning action. The report mentions various names and situational details as the game progresses at the ballpark.
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Jahnson
White Sox
Phigago
Jim Waabity
Teeleel
Jahieen Eulonichieg
Ween
Wealigton
Tian
Ani Thor Tataati
Finish order in Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica
The finish shows George Smith led at No. 5 just before the wire while Roamer battled Weary Hogan for second. Cudgel, a favorite, settled fourth followed by Fairy Wand and Bolster in a close field.
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Jamaica
George Smith
Roamer
Weary Hogan
Cudgel
Fairy Wand
Eiath
Commodore J. KL
Rosa
Wld
Taining
Liz
Old Koen
Bolster
Drastic
Teaphy
Corn
Tanse Eunny Wand
Westy Hagan
Wilfred Viau
Jo High
Rier
Bert
iKolney
X Ring
Ransom
Mars Osband
Narriers
BRB
Woaty Hogan
Loftus
Binie Faust
Aneddinwee
Romnelaey
Jonni
Ronan
Smith
Fairy
Pairy Wand
Koenig
Ibeak
Kelkay
Wrest
Andrew Milluca Gelling
Kelany Didgel Wiso
George Smit
Kelsay
Schuttinger
Sheik
Shout
Ensor
Osgood
Tid
Johnny Loftus
Grinalkin
Johnny Rood
Woodirap
Charlie Leydweker
Mich
Kelsey
Kelsey Wan
Lyke
Starfineh
Tyke
Kelzey
A Sour Old Horse Makes Players Sour
A chaotic Jamaica racetrack scene unfolds as John Buxford's George Smith wins the Excelsior Handicap in a close stretch duel with Roamer, amid controversy and colorful commentary on jockeys Kelsey and Loftus. The opening day of the Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting features sharp finishes, near misses, and suspensions.
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Macbeth
Jamaicy Racetrack
John Buxford
Binck
George Smith
Metropolitan Jockey Club
John Sanford
Honeyard
Standings and results for the National and American Leagues
Regional baseball standings show Brooklyn Chicago St Louis and Boston leading the National League while New York Philadelphia and Cleveland vie in the American League. Yesterday's scores include Boston defeating St Louis 6 to 1 and Philadelphia beating Detroit 6 to 3. Standings list Boston 34-22 and New York 30-22 among others with overall win percentages reflected.
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Brooklyn
St. Luis
Boston
Plitaburgh
Newport
Cincinnain
St. Louis
Cumie
York
Hine
Mercs
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Bonton
Lous
Dodgers edge Cubs on Daubert ninth inning single
Jake Daubert delivered a ninth inning single to center, driving in the winning run as the Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3. Lefty Tyler’s strong relief helped Brooklyn overcome Chicago’s early lead, with key plays from Deal and Ebbets contributing to the late rally.
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Jake Daubert
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Atele Wilbert
Giants
Inder
Tiroellyan
Vleyer
Lefty Tyler
Ine
Mariy
Avillanche
Rune
Cubs
Boul
Cheney
Othe
Brooklyn Twister
M Hunaport
Bunions
Zelier Tannie
Killiter
Deal
Laa Yuecombes
Marry Chayey
Fox Charley Ebbets
Daif
Aatitha Anth
Ciltaga Boys
Paskert
Tyler
Ibs
Jamaton
Olson
Grimes
M. Maes
Brooklyn
Wien
Sania
Browns Shutout as Maya Dominates in Easy Win
Mays pitched for the Browns allowing only four hits today as teammates powered eight runs in an 8 0 victory over the St Louis A team. The two clubs split the series with one game remaining. details remain unclear from the fragment.
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Maya
Browns
Louts
Mays
St. Louis
Boston
Mtv
Braves Victors In Two Holiday Ball Battles
Boston celebrated Bunker Hill Day by sweeping two games from St Louis. Nehf allowed three hits in the morning 4 1 victory over Ames. In the afternoon Upham kept Boston hitters at bay through six hits, while Wickland and J C Smith powered a late rally scoring three runs. Packard held Boston to three hits until the seventh as J C Smith and JL Smith homered, and Kelly added a triple. Herzog played first base in the afternoon game.
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Bunker Hill
St. Louuis
Nehf
Ames
Upham
Packard
Wickland
J.C. Smith
JL. Smith
Kelly
Konetchy
Sven
Herzog
No Baseball Ruling Sparks Interference Debate
Fragmentary wartime note discusses Provost Marshal General Crowder authority over a baseball matter. The original announcement was reportedly pending presidential parsing in a regular session. The source text is unclear on concrete decisions or dates.
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Ee Poe
Enjar Teapan
Wan
Crowder
Funds Sought for Army Auditorium at Camp Holabird
Private Carl J Nim from Camp Holabird Baltimore solicits New York donors for an army auditorium to serve athletic religious and worship needs of soldiers. The effort has backing of Lt Col F S Loix QM G USA. Baltimore citizens previously pledged about 7000 dollars. Checks should be payable to Athletic Council Camp Holabird US Army and directed to The Machinery and Motel Sales Company 42 Broadway for forwarding.
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Carlj. Nim
Camp Holabird
Baltimore
New York City
Athletic Council
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Nim
F. 5. Loix Aening
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Aeed
Ma~chinery and Motel Sales
Broadway
Indians Beat Athletics to Run Streak to Four
Cleveland won its fourth straight over Philadelphia as Stott Perry returned for Boston. Coveleskie allowed three hits as Perry fended off a sixth inning rally. Evans hit a solo shot as the Indians took the opener 4 7. Batter's Day funds aided equipment for the Simmins program.
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Philadel Vila
Stott Perry
Connie Mack
Bowday
Boston Nationals
Athletics
National Baseball Commidaion
Boston
Coveleskie
Parry Wax
Evans
Simmins
Wamba
Siridha
Om Parry
Miy Barry
Mack Invokes Civil Action Over Baseball Law
Cleveland dispatch reports manager Connie Mack seeks an injunction to stop Boston Nationals from interfering with pitcher Scott Perry. Perry, purchased by Boston from Athletics with partial payment, was ruled as Boston property by the National Commission. Mack vows to contest the decision, warning of a potential collapse of the national agreement.
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Americ
National Conques
Ann Aled
Coltic
Connia Mack
Phila-delphia Americans
Boston Neg Honals
Scott Perry
Boston Witonsia
National Baseball Commission
Perry
Boston
Seventean Heya
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Boson
Wat
Mack
Boston Luport
August Heermann
National Commission
John KX
National League
Tohnson
American League
Petry
Honton Nationals
Cotinie Mack
Winnaud
W Daelylon
Boston National League
Srott Perry
Walter E. Gout
Philadelphix
Ofuhan Saker
Swedish Runner Sets 2000 Meter Record in 2 Minutes
Swedish athlete A Zander dominates the 2000 meter at Ettekholes Stadium, clocking 6 minutes 31 seconds in a meet that highlights a historic sprint. Reports note attendance and a connection to international track events, with references to Frank Snyder and national fan interest.
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A. Zander
Teday
Zander
Ettekholes
Rover
Metron
Tocard
Atastaur Adh
Ptic Union Recamin Diz
Containi
Eleanor Goss Likely to Play Miss Bjurstedt
Eleanor Goss appears set to face Miss Marion Bjurstedt in the ladies singles at the Martin’s tournament. The match features high rivalry with top American players and notes strong recent form from both contenders.
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Bjurstedt
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