Harmon Shines as Pirates Beat Giants in Pittsburgh
Bob Harmon delivered a steady effort for the Pirates beating the Giants as Pittsburgh built a two run lead in the fourth. Key plays included five steals, Baird's double, and a double steal that produced two runs. Tesreau faced early trouble and was reclaimed by the Pirates pitching and defense.
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Readable fragments from Pittsburgh New York area listing
OCR fragment shows scattered names and numbers such as Carey Mainz Wagner Yee Meagan Harmon Mears and Pierce with nearby place cues like Pittsburgh and New York City. The text is garbled and contains several personal names and numbers without a coherent event or notice.
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Cardinals Win Third Straight Over Braves
St Louis defeated Boston 6 to 1 to complete a three game series sweep. Salle limited the champs to two runs as a late eighth inning rally featuring three doubles and a pair of singles aided the Cardinals in clinching the win. Boston committed two errors as Albert, Beterl, and other Cardinals contributed multiple hits in the victory.
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Federal League to Bring Team to Manhattan Island
Federal League plans a New York entry with a club on Manhattan Island near Mott Avenue and East 149th Street. Negotiations continue, with a site reportedly chosen and final terms expected by Thursday.
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New York State League Final Sees Yonkers vs Brooklyn Celtics
Yonkers Football Club faces the Brooklyn Celtics in the league championship at Yonkers to decide the title. A Celtic victory would crown Brooklyn, while a Continental side win could keep Continentale in the running. Continentals had a strong season but lost to Irish players, many of whom played for Brooklyn Celtics, in the national finals.
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Vaughn Lets the Superbas Down With Three Hits
Chicago blanked the Brooklyn Superbas 5 0 as Jim Vaughn yielded three hits in a one sided Cubs win. Zach Wheat's fourth inning error sparked Chicago’s rally and Sherrod Smith allowed ten hits but kept Brooklyn scoreless. Vic Saier Cy Williams led the attack with three base hits while Frank Schulte contributed two.
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Reds Beat Alexander as Phillies Win 4 1 in Cincinnati
Alexander pitched effectively for Philadelphia allowing four hits as Cincinnati managed a single run on walks and a sacrifice. Niehoff contributed two RBIs and scored once for the Phillies while Philadelphia's starter held the Reds to a lone run.
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Williams in Lead When Rain Comes
A rain delay interrupted a Williams game at Williamstown as Bowen pitched for Williams and had not allowed a hit. the score stood 40.0 in the third inning when the contest halted.
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Red Sox Secretary Riley Marries Anna Coveney
Edwin L. Riley secretary of the Boston Red Sox married Anna Coveney yesterday in Sacred Hearts Chapel Gate of Heaven Church South Boston. Riley has served with the Red Sox since 1906 and was assistant secretary last year.
Yale shuts out old grads nine in commencement outing
Yale defeated the graduates 2 to 0 at Yale Field in the commencement festivities watched by over eight thousand. Frank Quinby started at third base for the reunion nine while Arthur Barnwell and Pete Falsey starred for the oldtimers. Falsey made a remarkable barehanded catch, and Whitcomb’s stop and throw aided the graduates.
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Amherst Beats Dartmouth 11-10 In Rain Soaked Game
Amherst defeats Dartmouth 11 to 10 in a high scoring contest marked by multiple hits and a ninth inning rally. Thielscher homered and Lee Wanamaker Eskeline contributed three hits as Amherst seizes victory over the Hanover team.
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Terrapins Protest Game with Whales in Illinois League
The Terrapins protested a Chicago game amid a disputed play in the opening inning. A Chicago runner left the bench directly for home after a third strike caused confusion, leading to protest actions as the scorecard shows Chicago winning by a single run.
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Results of Games in Three Leagues and Standing of Battling Teams
Summary of yesterday’s results across three leagues with standings. Notable scores include Chicago, New York, and Cleveland in the National League. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh posting wins. and American and Federal League actions with Boston, St Louis, Detroit, and Baltimore among top teams.
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ST. LOUIS FEDS SPOIL DAY FOR THE TIP TOPS
Eddie Plank and Doc Crandall pitched the St. Louis Fielders to a doubleheader sweep of the Brooklyn Tip Tops at Washington Park. The Fielders won 6 to 2 in game one and 4 to 2 in game two as Crandall earned his fourth win in seven days.
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Providence Grays Sweep Jersey City in Doubleheader Championship
Providence Grays claim 1915 International League flag amid a twin victory over Jersey City. First game features Hooks Wiltse versus Eddie Bayrs with late Skeeters surge stopped by Oeschger. second game highlights Eddie Onslow three triples and sharp defense by Wright, Merywenn, and Powell as Grays win 9 to 0.
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Buffalo and Kansas City Feds Battle to 2-0 Doubleheader Split
In Buffalo on June 19 both games stayed pitchers' duels. Tenning won the opener for the Kansas City Feds 2 to 0, Kerry driving in the lone run with a fifth inning single. Jerson secured the second 2-0 victory for But. amid a tight pitching duel.
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Newark Feds Top Revels In Openers At Harrison
The Newark Feds beat the Pittsburgh Revels 4 to 2 in the series opener at Harrison. Led by third baseman Bill McKeehnie, with Campbell and Bill Rainder fueling the offense, Newark seized early momentum as Reulbach cooled Pittsburgh after a shaky first inning. Rousch collected three hits while Baron Knetzer exited the mound in the fourth and Harry Le Clair finished.
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Richmond Defeats Newark Amid Sloppy Fielding And Errors
Russell starred for Richmond with sharp hitting and flawless defense while Brown struggled with errors. Schmutz lasted six innings before a seventh inning collapse, aided by a Mensor miscue that allowed four unearned runs. Final score 4 to 2 in Richmond.
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Moran to Box Sims in London bout June 20
Frank Moran the Pittsburgh heavyweight is matched for a twenty round fight with Gordon Sims in London on June 20 at the Ring venue. The event is owned and managed by Dick Burge following Moran’s recent win in London over Bom bardier Wells and extended tour in England and Ireland.
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Englewood Edges Forest Hills In Low-Scoring Win
Englewood Field Club defeated Forest Hills Garden Club 2 to 0 at Forest Hills Long Island. MacGuire starred with a leaping catch and key hits by Englewood produced both runs. Wilkinson struck out eight for Forest Hills as Beckvermit held the visitors to two runs.
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Commonwealth Nine Pounds Ball Commonwealth Nine Pounds Ball
Falls on Eddie Meyer for eight hits including two home runs and a twobagger as Commonwealth Field Club of Upper Montclair defeats Montclair Athletic Club 4 to 4 on their grounds. It marks the third straight Amateur League win for Commonwealth with Deetjen and Ferris star names guiding the outfield and offense.
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Lord Decies Irish Colt Ballagtobin Attracts Large Offers
Lord Decies has refused many offers for his crack Irish colt Ballagtobin after winning the Baldayle Derby last month. Reports note offers well over 000 were laughed at as the colt’s potential drew interest. A possible match with Sally Joel's Pommern, winner of this week’s Newmarket Derby, is being discussed. The German season opening race at Hoppegarten on May 24 ran under unusual conditions with most owners and trainers in gray field uniforms.
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Wisconsin Bill Tightens Boxing Oversight Across State
Governor Phillip signed the Hedding bill creating a State Athletic Commission with power to limit bouts and hours. Outside Milwaukee the Common Council may regulate boxing, while Milwaukee retains complete authority.
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State League Results Summary Challenging Weather
Report on state league results with brief notes on rain impact and partial scores. The text shows fragmented names and events, reflecting a disrupted meet and uncertain outcomes. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate athletic results affected by wet conditions.
Tribune Nines Await Their Reward In Borough Baseball
The Tribune tournament crowns borough school teams as Public School 9, 10, 42, and 73 contend for medals and the Greater New York championship. Roselle and Desilvia star as PS 9 defeats PS 7 in a high scoring Brooklyn finale, while PS 10 and PS 42 pursue late-season glory with medals to be awarded by Blast Patterson.
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Trinity Takes the Series Shuts Out Wesleyan 4–0
Trinity defeats Wesleyan 4 to 0 on Andrus Field to clinch the annual series in Middletown Connecticut. Keiss allows a lone outfield hit while Trinity tallies runs in the second and seventh frames, Baker and McKay pacing the offense.
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