Rain Interferes As Giants Rally Falters At Polo Grounds
A storm halted the Polo Grounds game as the Giants trailed the Cardinals 4 to 2 after six innings. Frank Frisch sparked the Giants with a fifth inning homer and Earl Smith battled weather and bad balls, but rain intensified, ending the game early with New York facing defeat before about 30,000 spectators.
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John Kieran
Cardinals
Giants
Polo Grounds
Wild Bill" Pertica
Fred Toney
Pep Young
George Kelly
Earl Smith
Pertica
Clan McGraw
Casey
Milton Stock
Kiem
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Wilery
Max Flack
Joh Hastings
Jack Smith
Louie
Eame
Freeh
Tue Schulte
Shechla
Smith
Teno
MeIlenny
Perpurely
Hornsby
Bates
Frisch
Cunningham
Toney
Bancroft
Johnne Rawlings
Frank Frisch
Rawlings
International League at Reading RIE
Unclear OCR reading shows fragmented names and teams incl Reading and Baltimore with scattered initials and numbers. Likely sports brief referencing players Thomas Towse Devine Tomlin Bengoueh and Giants with a game or standings note.
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Naltericow
Martin and Trageaner
Towse
Baltimore
Thomas
Ityine
Tomlinens
Bengoueh
Pole
Rousda Granviens Adam 118, Inc
Tex
Five Leading Batsmen In Each Major League
The report lists leading batters for both leagues with player names obscured and scattered figures. It mentions National League players such as Arry Mornaby and Johnstan Wikiye and American League names like Gab Mw Pet Kinter and Miller Pitaime, with partial stats interspersed.
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Johnstan
Wikiye
Pet Kinter
St Town
Miller
Pitaime Ata
Browns Increase Lead by Victory Over Mackinen
Browns defeat Mackinen 5 to 3 aided by home runs from Sisler and Williams, tightening their first place edge as New York falls to Cleveland. The win places St Louis 1.5 games ahead of the Yankees.
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St, Louis
Sisler
Williams
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Yankees
Elus Willisma
Roger Hornsby
St Louis Cardinal
Rice Stars Defeat White Sox 1 0 In Pitchers Duel
Rice and Senators win 1-0 as Sam Rice stars in a pitchers duel with Urban Faber and Walter Johnson. White Sox strands runners on wind aided drives. decisive ninth inning sac bunt and muffed play score the only run.
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Sam Rice
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Workington
Chicago
Urban Faber
Walter Johnson
Rice
Washington
Shanks
Brower
Warnington
Fouhacs
Harrie
Sul
Dy Faber
Phen
Winipiee
Miss Ballin Wins Eastern States Tennis Title
Mise Pioresce Ballin of New York won the women’s eastern states championship in Pennsylvania by defeating Miss Ante RB Townsend of Philadelphia in the final 4-6 6-2 after rain interrupted the schedule. The tournament ran the week of May 29 with two rain stoppages before today's completion.
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Miss Ballin
Philadelphia
Mise Pioresce Ballin
New York
Peanerlvania
Albany hurler Etten tosses no-hit game against Fitchbare
Howard Ting Etter of Albany's Eastern League pitched a no hit no run game today against Fitchbare. He walked two batters and one reached second base.
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Howard Ting” Etter
Albany
Etten
Pirates Lead 2-0 as Rain Halts Brooklyn Battle
The Pirates beat the Robins 2 to 0 after rain halted play at Ebbets Field in the sixth inning. Brooklyn led in chances but could not push runs across. Dutch Ruether pitched well for the Robins before weather stopped the game. Rabbit Maranville and Chevalier Grimm provided the Pirates’ standout moments as the Pirates extend their lead in the standings.
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Joseph Val
Robins
Ebbets Field
Pirates
Buccaneers
Brooklyn
Ball Park
Charon
Dutch Ruether
Rabine
Wile Hur Cooper
Ruther
Maranville
Cheveley Grimm
Ranville
Quigley
Grimm
Casper
Anfe
Carey
Barnhart
Bert Griffith
Traynor
Mokan
Schmandt
Echmandt
Griffith
Robine
Myers
Schmand
Olson
DeBerry
Zach
Bighes
Arn
Rochester Beats Jersey City 2 0 in Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's standings show Jersey City 0 Rochester 2 with an Ina 6 win. Buffalo defeated Baltimore 2 0 while Reading edged Toronto 1 0. Other listed matchups include Syracuse Newark and Rochester Jersey City forthcoming games.
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Rochester
Ina
Rein
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Syracuse
Haltimore
Buffalo
Reading
Toronto
Pet
Bal'mare
Rorhter
Meading
Hattale
Spraeuen
der Chy
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Sta
Bears Take Opener of Series With Stars 3-1
The Newark Bears won the opening game of the series against Syracuse Stars 3 to 1. Newark pitchers limited Syracuse to one run while the Bears offense produced three tallies in the contest.
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Stars
Newark Bears
Syracuse Sears
Newark
Ferns
Stow York Staters
Simaik
Syracuse
Arecres
Tut Smart
BET Macey
AL Mewes
Wigeek Hel
Women Tennis Stars in Jersey Title Tournament Opens
The New Jersey State women’s tennis championship begins tomorrow at Englewood Field Club on the clay. Thirty-seven entrants in singles with matches delayed a day due to rain. notables include Mrs. Helene Pollak Falk, the current champion, not defending in singles.
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Jersey
New Jersey
Longwood
Mii Winn
Rosamond Caromaw
York
Misa Marian Chapman
Nyack
James McMillen
Montclair
Helene Pollak Falk
Folto
Gamuel Waring
Stlee Penelove Devine
Percy Wileagen
Pritchard
Paul Mar Sliss
Stelen Simpann
Miles Maroon
Dailey
Anna
Itlee
Corama Winn
Misi
Kidder
Stary Cane
Rochester Falls to Jersey City 6-Inning Game 2-0
Jersey City defeats Rochester 2 in six innings after a late rain shower halts play. Tecart earns the win. Make hurls for Rochester, with Merkis and Merle among listed batters. Umpires are MeDride and Metevint.
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Jersey City
Skeeter
Taber
Trane
Mase
Jereay
Killinger
Tebb
Make
Tecart
Dmedride
Tigers Win Sixth in Row Over Red Sox 8 to 1
Detroit followed by Olsen today and Pennock and Karr delivered timely hits to beat Boston 8 to 1. It marked the Tigers sixth straight victory as the crowd saw strong pitching and clutch offense in the opening game of the series.
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Red Sox
Yin
Gane
Powent
Olsen
Dejtroit
Pennock
Karr
Boston
Molimann
Turns
J Cannea
Wench
Haczifers
Jonas
Olver
Miteaor
Lonine Piteker
Tegerteoe Tata Rand
Jefferies Named Captain of Princeton Baseball Team
Narberth Pennsylvania resident Jefferies Jr. is elected captain of the Princeton baseball nine for next year after two years on the varsity squad including a season on the mound and in right field. He also played on the basketball team that won the intercollegiate championship. Sidney Lanier of New York was elected vice captain of the squad.
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Teeter H. Jefferies Jr
Narberth
Princeton
Tigers
Sidney Lanier
New York
Hoyt Exits Early as Yankees Fall Hard to Indians
In Cleveland Dunn Field the Yankees endured a 9 to 27 defeat with Hoyt yanked in the first inning and Murray leaving the game in the eighth. Covelenkie curbed the visitors, while Meusel and Sewell sparked late scoring for Cleveland as the Indians piled up ten runs.
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Rah
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the Yanks
Records of Past Week in the Major Leagues
Summary of recent major league play with weekly records, top performers, and game outcomes across American and National Leagues including notable hitters and pitchers. Mentions specific teams and figures, highlighting weekend results and standings shifts.
Geiss Wins Ten Mile Heat Despite Summer Apparel Glare
Geiss clinched the ten mile event while the feature column touts summer fabrics and travel gear. The piece highlights textured fabrics like saits homespuns and tweeds and suggests ready-to-wear options. It also mentions travel accessories such as Bt bags trunks and berth wardrobes for sea-going journeys.
Gegan Wins Special 440 At Singer Meet In Mud
Willie Gegan edged Kelly in the 440 yard special at the Singer A A meet held at Bennets Field Elisabethport amid a heavy downpour. Al Muetsenboeh of the New York A C led a strong field in an 80 yard dash as rain ruined many field events and spectators numbered about 3,000.
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Kelly
Singer Meet
al Muetsenboeh
New York A.C
Fanny
Singer
A. A
Bennets Field
Elisabethport
New York A. C. Gates
Seratch
Ture
Harry Coates
Newark
Er Gegan
Courag Gegan
Ian
New York
Gegan
Willes
I. Boetticher
Elizabeth
Shout
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