Ruth Docile but Shawkey Pulls Through for Victory
Chicago June 18 The Yankees beat the White Sox 8 to 2 in Chicago as Robert Shawkey silences the Sox with a strong performance. Walter Pipp and Bob Meusel drive in three runs with key doubles and singles while Babe Ruth fails to homer. The crowd exceeds 12 000 as the Yankees stretch their series lead, aided by timely hits and unusual barrel magic noted by observers.
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W. O. McGeehan
Chicago
Yankees
Sox
Robert Shawkey
Robert the Gobert
Babe Ruth
Walter Pipp
Bob Meusel
Colonel Truston
Colonel Huston
Babe Ruth and Red Sox Stifle White Sox in Tight Finish
In a tense game, Babe Ruth draws a walk in the ninth, Buck Weaver’s bunt narrowly misses, and Joe Jackson returns with a clutch single as Shawkey weatheres late pressure. The crowd presses box office as the Sox survive a late Chicago surge.
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Mercel
Schalk
Mrt
Dinneen
Shawkey
Buck Weaver
Bunner
Babe Ruth
Indians Bat Out Johnson and Win 9 to 2
Cleveland built an early lead, beating Washington 9 to 2 as Walter Johnson exited in the fifth. The Indians clustered six hits off Johnson, including two doubles and a homer with a man on first in the seventh, plus Johnson stole home in the sixth as Zachary set the pace. Caldwell was effective through seven innings, with Rawlstronge noted for a late game. Two-base hits came from Rice, Johnson, and Speaker. Caldwell allowed two runs on Gastier and Shans.
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Cleveland
Indians
Walter Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Zachary
Caldwell
Mein
Rice
Johnaton
Pirie Tare
Sage Bolin Vaave
O'Naitl Caldwell Toute
Gastier
Shanshes
Tathe
Daan Mand
Rasen
Achar M-Calawott
Lecines
Tigers Shield Red Sox in Low-Scoring Tilt
Detroit pitchers stifle Boston as Don Ayala limits the Red Sox to three hits in a 1 0 victory. The Tigers push across a run on a Bush single and Young’s triple, with Jenea alan handling the mound for Boston in relief. A doubleheader with the Bears is slated for tomorrow afternoon.
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Detroit
Don Ayala
Boston
Tigers
Jenea Alan
Red Sox
Bush
Young
Dowton
Demo
Pepe Estee Ao
eNaity
Asialy
Sthinning
Foster
Thran-bans
Phurtan
Lownie
Pia Vand Sethnin
Fia Ivan
Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
Five leading batters in both leagues are listed with partial stats. Sprainehand at Anckson Chicago 10 Milan 48 ton Cleve 1 National League player and club entries show Ait Hornsby St. Louis Daubert Cla 48 148 4a go SL 158 61 49 104 fy 50 189 BS Johns.
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Anckson
Chicago
Milan
Cleve
Ait Hornsby
Yale and Princeton Nines in Final Today
Yale coach Bill Lauder will keep his lineup for the deciding game at the Polo Grounds between Yale and Princeton. The result will determine this season’s series winner and part of the annual rivals’ tie. Selleck may face Matgetts on the mound for the decisive clash.
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Bill Lauder
Yale
Princeton
Polo Grounds
Naven
Selleck
Matgetts
Maxwell Victor Wins Ad Men's Golf Final at Shawnee
Maxwell Victor defeated TS Worthington of Shawnee Country Club 2 and 1 to win the final match in the Ad Men’s Golf Meet. Other results include Hedges beating Hedges 8 up 2 to win the second flight, Hollix over Lashar 6 and 6, Nye over Tibbs B and 2, and Little over Conklin 4 and n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Victor
Shawnee- ON - Delaware
le W. Maxwell
TS Worthington
Shawnee Country Club
WH. Hedges
G. T. Hedges
Hollix
W. B. Lashar
Prank Nye
BH. J. Tibbs
F. ©. Little
T. EB. Conklin
Yacht Cup Hunter Outsails Tis Rival In Informal Spin
In Newport, June 18, the Lipton Cup challenger Shamrock IV outpointed the 28 meter rival during an informal 10 mile tow-out and sail from Sandy Hook to Scotland Light, before both vessels returned to anchorage. The first test was postponed until tomorrow at 3 p.m. due to favorable conditions.
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DY Hook
Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Homer Breaks Cardinals Chain of Victories
Philadelphia won 1 0 via Casey Stengel catching a liner with two out two on to beat St Louis. Tragresser homered for the only run. The Cardinals had a seven game winning streak snapped in a low scoring contest played in Philadelphia.
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Homer
Cardinals
Philadelimia
Casey Stengel
Philadelphia
St.” Louis
Tragresser
ST. Louis
Kyon Na
Smith
Rawlings
Sewuel
Frotehee
Moltauiides
Miller
Ghava
oVegesters Gate & Vaanion Caves
Sony
State Champion Advances In Missouri Golf Meet
At the Missouri state women’s golf championship Misa Carolyn Lee of Tillcrest KC defeated Mrs E R Morrison 2 up in the semi finals. Lee will face Mrs L E Wasson of St Louis for the title after Wasson beat Mariam Burns 1 up.
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ST. Louis
Misa Carolyn Lee
Tillcrest Country Club
Kansas City
E.R .Morrison
L. E. Wasson
Wasson
Mariam Burns
Howard
O'Brien
Johnny Howard
Jersey
Frankie Fleming
Staten Island
Bayonne A. A
Shamus O'Brien
Vic Moran
Ex-Yank Quits Baseball and Leaves for Virginia
Ex Yankee pitcher Norman A. Cullop, who joined Salt Lake of the Pacific Coast League this season, retires from baseball and departs today for his Virginia home. Wesleyan Coach H. S. Liston resigns, leaving Middletown for Kansas to farm as he ends college coaching stint after earlier posts at Michigan College of Mines.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
New York Nationals
Ernest Johnson
Salt Lake Club
Johnson
Salt"Lake
St. Louis Americans
Yank
Norman A. Cullop
New York
Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
H. S. Liston Wesleyan
Kansan
Michigan College of Mines
Confidence and Glory in Early Baseball Eras
Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth are cited as archetypes of confidence fueling success in early baseball lore. The piece recalls Penn’s basketball and relay prowess, St Louis’s pennant history, and Rickey’s influence, with a nod to Hagen and the British events shaping amateur golf outcomes.
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Walter Hagen
Babe” Ruth
Ty Cobb
Cobh
Major League Games Today Across Four Cities
Yesterday New York defeated Pittsburgh five to four while Philadelphia shut out St Louis one nothing. Brooklyn and Chicago played a wet polo, Cincinnati and Boston were rained out as the standings show limited details and unclear team entries for the pennant chase.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Hornsby
St. Louis
Rickey
Missouri
Phila
Brooklyn-Chicago
Cincinnati-Boston
W.l.pet
Cla
Nadl
Bilyn
Louth
Washington
Cleveland
St. Coats
Detroit
Louis
W.lpct
Clevel
N. York
Princeton Captain And Medal Winner Defeated on Links
In Wilmington Country Club's annual invitation golf tournament, Princeton captain J. Simpson Dean and low-score medalist George W. Horan were both defeated. Yale’s J. Bush edged Dean by 1 up, while Horan fell to W. I. Gairdner of Buffalo. Other matches: C. W. Baker Jr. beat S. E. Foster. Haight defeated M. B. Stevenson. Sidney Scott of Yale beat Gorida Overbrook. Gardner defeated Murace Chickering. Scott beat Bush later. Styles and J. Douglas of Princeton faced each other with Douglas posting the better medal score despite early trouble.
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Wilmington
Del
Tur
Wilmington Country Club
George W. Horan
W. I. Gairdner
Buffalo
J. Simpson Dean
Princeton
Jf. Bush
Yale
Jnunners
Ratasas
Walt OU
Stadt
Wrington
Earles
North Hills
C. W. Baker Jr
Af Tar Yard
E. Foster
Princeston
Douglass
Princton
Buffington
Yate
Scott
Bush
Baker
Muight
J. Foster
Styles
J. Douglas
Douglas
Gardner
Haight
Rally in 8th Extends Browns' Winning Streak
The Browns trailed Philadelphia for eight innings then tied the game with a fielder’s choice and a wild throw, then won 3 to 1 behind Davis pitching. Philadelphia’s offense had three early hits and a homer, but could not overcome the late rally in St. Louis.
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Browns
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Ciaier
Thomas
Sino
Davis
Ito
Sever Philadhliiua
Leia
Walkes
Watt
Gliverin
Marts
Mimis
Totala
Aian Ley
Galloway
Harris
Etn Innine
Tyenshasn
Garber
Austin
He Godeon
Mims Ren Walker
Bated Prokeins
Fleter
Ea Rikirs
Wihiuns
Anssin
Daubls Plass
Wils
Giaitow
Greta Bere
Haaer—Maarpton
Luuly
Bullecose
Hues
Wavia
Uly Travia
Nalin
Conning Panes
Giants End Disastrous Skid With 8 4 Triumph at Polo Grounds
King and Young pace the Giants to an 8 to 4 win over the Pirates at the Polo Grounds after a four-game losing streak. Wilbur Cooper pitched into the seventh before a pinch hitter finished him. Jens Barnes held steady as Lee King and Ai Young drove in two runs each to spark the rally. The crowd was one of the smallest to witness a Giants game, amid threatening weather.
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Charles A. Taylor
Gibson Girls
Pittshareh
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cardinals
Coogan's
Fe McGraw
Wilbur Cooper
Wilbur
Cooper
Jens Barnes
Lee Kkng
Benny Kaut
Ai Young
Bigbee
Whitted
Gibsonitis
Nele Southworth
Itieldes
Barnes
Burns
Banscroft
Doyle
Ann
Ich
Bancroft
Pirates
Ays
Fred Toney
Umpire Decision Upheld In Akron Baltimore Match
In fordationeven Baseball League president David L. Fultz announced that the protest over an umpire’s ruling was sustained and the May game between Akron and Baltimore, decided at fattimui, will be replayed in Baltimore. The protest argued the call materially affected the outcome.
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David L. Fultz
Infordationeven Baseball League
Baltimore
Akron
Fattimui
Woolen Goods Ad From Racers Peru Company
Ten day fabric testing claims all garments pass only if they match the tested sample. Ad promotes men’s all wool fast color suits at 50 and 60 dollars and white wool socks with silk clocks. Shoes for tennis priced 12 50 to 22 50. Store features Scotland imports, open all day, locations at Broadway 13th Street and Fifth Avenue Warren 41st Street.
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Racers Peru Company
13Th St
Four
34Th St
Broadway Corners
Fifth Ave
Warren
41St St
Commerce High Beats Commercial Mp School 6 to 5
The High School of Commerce defeated Commercial Mp School in Brooklyn 6 to 5 on a breezy afternoon. Voight struck out three in the first inning while El Jacoba doubled home the winning run in the eighth as Commerce pulled ahead despite late miscues by Commercial. Greve and Danielaan made key catches in the infield with Gherig also starring on defense.
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Robert the Gobert
Joe Jackson
Happy Felsch
Jackson
John Shane Collins
Peckinpaugh
Roger
McMullin
Ward
Shawkey
Robert
Veckinpaugh
Kerr
Gobert
Pipp
Inet
Walter
Schalk
Sox
Mr. Home
Dinneen
Nemo Lethold
Eidie Collins
Colonel Tilinghust L'lommedion
High School of Commerce
Commercial Mp School
Brooklyn
Commercial Piel Yeat
Inn Gant
Basellls
Wael
Stare
Itcher el Jacoba
Commercial
Voight
Aithwaph Voight
Tires Commerce Fund
Verona
Axeotia
Greve
Danielaan
Tel Gherig
Petota
Xan Siegel Foner
Coletti Finnines
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Ruth
Hugmen
Wally Pipp
Rip Collins
Cicotte
Cleotte Willike
Exis
Mr. Shawkey
Felsch
Peckingpaugh
Shao
Plesch
Tesch
Edward Collins
Edward
Colonel Tillinghost L’hommedieu Houston
Peckin- Pugh
Perkingpough
Browcht
McMain
Mousel
Wallie Pipp
Schulk
Mr. Schulk
Hut Fath
Babe
Putea Meusel
Bob
Eeco
New Yorke Sce
Jarkeon
Pip
Feleoh
Hannah
Peeiipaugh
Flach
Sohetke
Coline
New
Young i
Young i. Base En Talbe Om 'Kure, 2) Oft Shawkey
Ly Shawkey
Trekman
Army
Eldin Tenn
Anseenp
Hoboken
Fort Riley
Kansas
Bixtean
Brockiva
By Briggs
Bete
Ulin
Newport
Resolute
Vauille
Brenton's Cove
Mainsell
Jib
Thuakinath Inntog
Eiphia
Iicenaby
Praginer Stolu Bane
Sohulta
Loula
Einhla
Bane
Doak
Homing
Price McCormiske
Harri Tune
Southern Association Shattanonga
New Orienne
Sremaie Ag Bsr
Manin
Namivitin
Farmon
Ain
Grantland Rice
New York Tribune, Inc
Old Hennery O'Day
Varden
Old Penn
Hagen
Bob Gardner
Memphis
Tenn
John JD. Martin
Net Star
Haverford
Stanley Pearson
Wallrew Bates
University of California
Pennsylvania
American Association
St Paul 5
Inutavinies
Tanieville
Ahanun Sures
McGraw
Commerce
Wethered Heilbroner
Broadway
Cortlandt 2Nd
Sth
Ave
Clethlan
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