Yankees Smite Browns With Impressive Homeric Victory
The New York Yankees overwhelmed the St Louis Browns at the Polo Grounds in the final game of the series yesterday. Sweeney led with four hits and four runs, Cree added a three base drive and five hits, and McConnell’s pitching supported by strong fielding sealed a 9 run win as Hartford and Peckinpaugh’s miscues by the Browns aided the Yankee rally.
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American Association results and state league notes
A compact recap lists multiple results across leagues with scattered scores. Milwaukee and Indianapolis show wins while Columbus and Kannax Cy post strong showings. rain affects several games and locations include Toledo, Minneapolis, St Paul, Louisville, and Albany versus Elmira with rain delays noted.
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Baseball Race in Big Leagues Daily Scores and Standings
National League games yesterday New York beat Cincinnati 8 to 7 Boston and St Louis results listed. American League scores include New York defeating Washington and Chicago beating Philadelphia. International League and other standings show Newark Baltimore Rochester and Montreal among leaders with varied records.
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Red Sox Top Tigers In Tight Detroit Win
Boston defeated Detroit 9 7 in a seesaw game as Keston batted in five runs in four innings. Rondeau scored on a Dubue double, Bedient tied the game, and Cobb closed the ninth with a grounder as the Sox withstood late Tiger threats to clinch the series finale.
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Washington Senators edge Cleve land in odd game
Unclear text shows Washington beating Cleveland 6 to 3 in a strange game. Roehing pitched his first full major league start for Washington, with Blanding relieving after a long inning. Cleveland offense produced three hits in the fifth, but the Senators maintained a decisive lead throughout.
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Phillies Triumph in Four-Hit Pitchers Battle Over Athletics
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 2 to 1 in a pitching duel. Brown and Russell locked in a tight game as White Sox hitters collected four scattered hits while Russell limited Athletics to three, two of which scored. Baker tripled in the second, Metcalf drove in the run with a sacrifice fly, Murphy scored in the sixth on Oldring’s sacrifice, and Weaver provided the other offense as Chicago won behind strong relief and defensive plays.
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Boxing Card Changes at American Park July 3
Clabby No 70 of Hammond Ind will not meet Jack Dillon II in a ten round bout at the American Park. Bill McKinon of Rooston has been substituted for Clabb.
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Giants Edge Reds in Mathewson Battle at Citi Field
New York Giants extend track with a 4 to 1 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Christy Mathewson pitched well as Joe Tinker sparked offense with a double and a triple while Defro and Merkle contributed key hits. The victory keeps the Giants atop the standings as Philadelphia edged Chicago.
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Superbas Rout Cardinals to Seize Third in League Race
Brooklyn bats erupt for seven runs in the second inning as the Superbas wallop St Louis to move into third place. Magee, Konetchy, and Cutshaw lead with three hits each while Huggins is ejected for disputing a call. Curtis shuts down the Cardinals after the fourth.
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Phillies Wake Up And Beat The Cubs In Chicago
Chicago June 1 Philadelphia railed from three defeats to win 2 1 at Chicago in the final game of the series. Evran and Wilbur Good contributed late as the Phillies rallied to edge the Cubs and drop Chicago to fourth place. Alexander pitched well for Philadelphia. Berker argued with an umpire over a clause. a late run featured a batter’s “bag” money plan.
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Lone Run Snares Skeeters at Jersey Centerfield
A fragmented report notes a lone run by the Skeeters with Toramene on a single. Knight hits a single, Willie doubles, and a triple by an unidentified player figures in the sketchy recap. Today’s schedule shows a doubleheader canceled due to weather.
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Jury to Decide Boxing Death Case in Calgary
A Calgary jury will determine if a boxing bout caused Luther McCarty’s death after he was knocked down by Pelkey in a match last month. Jurors J. T. Janes to J. A. Bowler were seated and the trial set, with prosecutor James Short stating the blow fractured the jaw and neck.
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Yachts Await Signal Gun for Niimile to Block Island
Power boat crews in cruiser and sport craft prepare for the New York Athletic Club Niimile race to Block Island starting tomorrow. Races start from Whortleberry Island, with finishes at West Harbor breakwater Black Island. Lipton Viking trophy event forbids crew members paid for services and requires three wins by same owner to claim the cup.
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Vermont Beats Chinese Nine In Lively Baseball Game
Vermont defeated the Chinese University of Mawali in a spirited baseball clash here today. Both teams staged batting rallies as the game unfolded with multiple runs and errors. The final score was 8 to 7 in a close contest.
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Pirates Win Despite Damaging Error in Sloppy Home Win
Pirates secure a 4 2 victory over Pittsburgh in a game plagued by miscues and injuries. Boston center fielder Wilton blamed for a costly error. Wagner and View contributed with key plays as Pitt subbed in late. Miller’s ankle injury and Coleman’s squeeze aid the Visitors in a tense seventh inning.
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Indians Shut Out Buffalo In Season Opener
Newark opened the International League race with a 2 to 0 win over Buffalo. Johnny Ingmann led the Indians with two hits while Fallenwider of Buffalo had four. Enemann earned the win, sparking a rally in the tied inning and Newark capitalized on Buffalo errors to seal the shutout.
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Davis Cup Begins With Canada South Africa Narrow Tie
Lorton June 13 Canada and South Africa split the first singles matches in the Knight FL Davis lawn tennis trophy preliminary ties. RR Powell for Canada beat RF Le Sieur 6-3 6-4 6-4, then Ve Gauntlett of Johannesburg defeated BT Schwengers of British Columbia 11-9 6-0 6-0 to level the series.
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Johnson Keeps Winning Beats German Star in London Lawn Tennis
Wallace P. Johnson of Philadelphia defeated German star W. Kahn in the London lawn tennis championship fourth round. Johnson won two sets to one, taking the match with scores of 2 6 2 in the pen singles.
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Amherst Triumphs Over Williams In Pitchers Duel
Amherst beat Williams 2 to 0 in a tight Pratt Field contest. Robinson pitched well for Amherst, allowing five hits and one walk through six innings. Hobson finished with similar numbers for Williams. Strahan opened Amherst’s scoring with a two-base hit, and Partenheimer’s long center hit plated the decisive run as Lewha’s wild throw allowed another.
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Giants Buy Outfielder Tex lands with New York team
Giants manager McGraw announces the purchase of Sandy Tex, a hard hitting outfielder from Richmond Virginia, to join the New York Giants for the upcoming fall season. Pitcher Mitton Rel moves from Davenport to the Three I League and several other player deals are noted including Klepter to Venice and Adams released to Lowell.
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Ritchie Drops Manager After Personal and Financial Dispute
Ritchie dismissed Billy Nohen, stating the break was personal and financial. The champion athlete came from Nolan's ranch to begin training with Joe Itivers for Nabt on July 8, and Ritchie noted a financial settlement with Nolan without discussing details.
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Washburn and Pell Set for Cour Clash
Washburn and Pell prepare for a metropolitan championship clash on turf courts. Pell defeated Meith and Tainan in tight five-set battles, showing steadiness in key moments, while Inman and others wilt under pressure as the tournament progresses.
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