Giants Beat by Cardinals in Tight Polo Grounds Clash
McGraw's Giants fall 5 to 4 to St. Louis as Earl Smith belts a ninth inning homer and Jack Smith leads a late rally. Cardinals pitchers shut out the Giants after the fifth, with Hornsby reaching the century mark in runs this season and the Redbirds claiming two straight wins in the series.
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Robins win fourteenth inning thriller over Pirates 6 to 5
At Ebbets Field the Robins outlasted the Pirates 6 to 5 in fourteen innings. Jimmy Johnston drove in the winning run in the fourteenth after a nine and a half inning back and forth, with Darry Vance holding the Pirates to seven hits through nine innings and Arthur Decatur closing the extra frames. The game featured the dramatic ninth inning four-run rally that tied the score and glorious baserunning by Johnston on the final play.
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International League Tie Report at Baltimore and Pittsburgh
Fragmented sports brief notes an International League tie at Baltimore and a game at Pittsburgh's Forbes Field. Mentions teams like St Louis and Grandwood with partial scores and times, including 9:20 P.M. broadcast reference and a name Harry Fisher.
Shupp Shuts Out Senators in Tight Chicago Victory
In Chicago on June 19, pitcher Schupp dominated Washington Mo Gridge and the Senators, 2 to 0. Schupp allowed only four hits and stifled the pinches with strong control as Ernia Tohmeen's fielding stood out.
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Hat Swap Sparks Workplace Drama Dispute
A chaotic note describes a boss accusing a colleague of stealing a hat and causing friction at work. The situation escalates as accusations fly and tensions rise among staff, with unclear specifics about the hat or ownership.
Detroit Wins Seventh in Row Over Boston Red Sox
Detroit fought to a 1 0 victory over Boston, running their win streak to seven. Homer by Pratt in the eighth fueled the offense while Fullerton shut down Heisman in the fourth, with Stoner and Piercy contributing on the mound and at the plate in a slugger’s duel.
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War Echoes On Course And Field In 1922 Sports Parade
A varied column blends wartime grit with athletic feats as veterans like Smithson adapt to golf and wrestling back home. Navy vs Cornell and Washington crews loom next Monday with optimism and doubt, while Roy Mercer of Penn is hailed as a supreme all round athlete. Other notes praise Thorpe Oliphant Snow Harley Walsh Mercer and discuss female golf participation and Tunney Greb Dempsey Willard matchups.
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Peters's Ninth-Inning homer seals Phillies win over Cubs
In Philadelphia on June 19 pinch-hitter Peters hit a two-run homer in the ninth to lift the Phillies 8 to 6 past Chicago. The Cubs answered with a late homer by Kaufmann with Wirts aboard, but Peters’ blast decided the game.
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Ruth Hits Seventh Homer as Indians Triumph over Yankees
Ruth belted his seventh homer of the season aiding the Yankees in a 4 to 2 loss to the Cleveland Indians. Carl Mays pitched well but a late Cleveland rally and a disputed call helped decide the game's outcome in front of about twelve thousand fans at Cleveland.
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Five Leading Batsmen In Each Major League
Five leading batsmen across major leagues are highlighted with notable players such as Grienes Chowne Sohasien Leasen dClub GAR and Kaus G taene, featuring Detroit as a referenced club area and other teams in the context of top batting performances.
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Browns Increase Lead by Defeats Athletics
Browns widen their advantage with a clear victory over the Athletics by three goals or more as described in the day’s sports update. details are obscured but the lead increase is confirmed.
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