Mrs Wood Near Collapse After Tennis Match
Philadelphia report on Mrs Wood of New York losing to Mrs Harvey in the Women’s National singles at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. The match was fast and exhausting with Wood weakening after the second set, Harvey securing final victory in a grueling afternoon.
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Police Needed to Save 'Lord' Byron From Angry Fans
A chaotic scene outside a park followed a baseball game as angry fans pressed toward umpire Byron. Police intervened to separate crowds and restore order after tempers flared following disputed balls and strikes in the seventh inning. No injuries were reported.
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Baseball Heroics Across Leagues Highlight Ninth Inning Tussles
The Red Sox loaded the bases with one out in the ninth but failed to score. Pipp collected three hits in four plate appearances and stole two bases. Pipo’s eighth inning hit sparked the Yankee victory. Hughie High hit a single and a triple in three trips. Jett Vesteau allowed Braves only three hits and shut them out. Mercog doubled once. Marquard starred for the Dodgers with three singles in four at bats. Doyle and Merkle each had two singles and a triple in three plate appearances. Kaghy had three hits for Whit. Cobb scored the Tigers’ winning run on Austin’s wild throw in the ninth. Cruise’s homer was the Cardinals’ lone tally. Sox with
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Bagby Shuts Out White Sox With Three Hits
Cleveland pitcher Bagby outpitched Cicotte in a 1 to 0 whitewash of Chicago. Bagby allowed only three hits and none of the White Sox reached base after the first inning. Support was flawless as Cleveland seized the shutout.
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Detroit Triumphs 5-4 Over St Louis in Ninth Inning
Detroit wins 5 to 4 as Cobb scores from first on Veach throw after Austin error. St Louis tied in the ninth on walks and Sotheron’s triple before Severeid and others were ejected for dispute. Ehmke allowed three runs in the eighth. Detroit answered with two in their half to reclaim the lead.
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Veach
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Peart
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Yeats
Iola Lee
Parton
Tomer
Walter Camp on football and umpire authority in 1915
The piece discusses Walter Camp praising college football during wartime, urges keeping schedules and training, and argues umpires should be decisive but not provoke. It notes limited seasoned umpires, calls for order, and mentions players like Wally Pipp and John Franklin Baker shining for the Yankees amid a changing season.
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Walter Camp
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Yanks
Baker
McGraw-Tener Case Not Closed Moves Stir Baseball
The National League settled McGraws charges with pride in victory, while McGraw denied certain scurrilous articles. The league hints at misquotation by sports writers but says many New York scribes are unreliable. Rumors say Tener plans a circuitwide day of pretend games to raise funds for the Red Cross, a move that may be repudiated soon.
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National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
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National League
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Atvether Times
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New York Giants
Giants Breeze Home in Game With Bostons
Giants pitcher Tesreau shut out the Braves 4 to 0 and held them to three hits after returning from illness. The win strengthens New York’s position as Ferdie Schupp and Poll Perrite also delivered strong support as the Giants gained momentum in the pennant race.
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Bostons
Bears Triumph Amid Offensive Slugfest and Tesreau Gem
In a tense 4 2 win over Montreal, Tesreau shone with near flawless control striking out six and permitting a lone walk. New York built early lead, with key hits from Fletcher and Rariden, while Boston’s Patrick and Kelly were stifled by Tesreau's command before Allen finished.
Harbors and the New York State League in brief misprint
A terse, fragmentary note mentions Harbors in connection with the 34 New York State League games. The unreadable OCR leaves key details unclear, but the reference indicates league action or standings linked to Harbors teams in New York.
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New York State League
Harbors
Yankees Beat Red Sox at Polo Grounds In Wild Game
The Yankees edged the Red Sox 5 4 at the Polo Grounds as Roger Peckinpaugh delivered a two base hit in the eighth and Urban Shocker held Boston to two runs after Love struggled early. Shmuel Love briefly faltered, then Urban entered to steady the effort with a key double play closing the ninth. Leslie Nunamaker played through a bad leg to cap the victory with decisive defense.
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Brooklyns defeat Phillies to square Robins Square series
On June 21 Dion Brooklyns beat the Phillies 4 to 2 in Philadelphia, with Rube Marquard delivering a strong start and contributing a single to fuel a two-run rally. The Dodgers capitalized on Alexander’s rough day, while Misplay and defensive plays shaped the late innings.
Standings and results from the national and American leagues
Yesterday’s MLB results show New York defeating Boston 4 to 0 and Chicago routing Pittsburgh 12 to 0. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 4 to 7. St Louis defeated Cincinnati and Detroit won over St Louis. Standings list Chicago 36 29 .643, Detroit 25 27 .481, St Louis 23 31 .426, Boston 20 27 .426, and Brooklyn 20 24 .455.
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Moves Training Camp Attracts Notable Boxers
Willie Jackson clashes with Johnny Dundes at the St Ronnie next Friday night. Jackson runs a modern training camp in Bart, located in the pine woods. Sparring sessions are held outdoors on clear days at Plessantail in New Jersey.
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Plessantail
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Hutchinson Leads Large Whitemarsh Field in Open Golf
Jack Hutchinson of Allegheny Country Club forged a one stroke lead after the second round of the National Open Patriotic Golf at Whitemarsh. His 73 in the second round gave him 149 overall as Edward Loos of Philadelphia stood second with 150 and Alexander Cunningham of Wheeling slipped to third with 167 after strong opening play.
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Allegheny Country Club
Whitemarsh
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Mel Coogan Enlists in Navy Amid War Call
Mel Coogan, the popular lightweight boxer of Staten Island, has enlisted in the navy a few days ago and now awaits orders for active duty. The hometown favorite joins the armed forces as national service intensifies.
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