New Tennis Champions Crowned at Philadelphia Club
At the Philadelphia Cricket Club Miss Marion Zinderstein and Miss Eleanor Goss won the women's national doubles title by defeating Miss Malle Bjurstedt and Mrs. Johan Borgé of Norway 7-3 4-6. Katherine Vorter won the girls national championship by 6-3 6-3 over Dorothy Walker. Miss Goss also took the women's all comers singles in straight sets to earn a challenge round against Bjurstedt tomorrow at 2:00. A rain delay briefly halted play but finals resumed as scheduled on St. Marín turf courts.
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Marion Zinderstein
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Malle Bjurstedt
Johan Borge
Norway
Katherine Vorter
Philadelphia
Dorothy Walker
Quaker Town
Miss Goss
Helens Pollak
New York
Mise Bjurstedt
To-Morrow Aiwhoon
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Miss Gass
Misa Biurstedt
Frederick B. Alexander
George W. Wightman
Wright
Boston
Wen
St. Mari's
Ives Pojluk
Miss
Claire Lassell
Pol‘ek
Miss Pollak
Strang
Misa Pollak
Mise Goss
Baseball Seems Assured for This Season at Least
The article reports baseball will proceed this season while ruling on its status as a productive occupation remains unsettled. President Ban Johnson opposes Crowder’s interpretation and notes the game would contribute a war tax of about 300,000 dollars and that many players officials and investors have purchased Liberty bonds totaling over 8 million dollars.
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Aseball
Wilhelm
General Crowder
Washington
Ban Johnson
American League
Mollwitz's Bat Defeats Cubs in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 3 to 0 on June 2, driven by Fred Mollwitz who doubled twice with runners on third and added a long sacrifice fly. Steele held Chicago to three hits through eight and two thirds while Tyler was touched for two in the ninth. Winning pitcher Steele, losing pitcher Tyler.
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Chicago
Fred Mollwitz
Steele
Tyler
Petsburgh
Caton
Heer
Guta
Mulieus
Boomer
Soelea
Mann
Oc Gy Saas Estes Ae Birch
Steaie
Red Sox and Athletics Fourth Straight Shutout Run
Reported scoreless run details show Red Sox and Athletics each blanking opponents for a fourth straight game. Mentions Mays turning in a near no hit effort and a rough day for Adams, with scattered batting highlights from Shean, Ruth, and others amid chaotic OCR text.
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Red Sox
Athletics
Gonzales Powers Cardinals Past Reds in June 21 Game
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated Cincinnati 12 to 6 as Gonzales led the offense with a homer, two doubles and two singles in five at bats. It was Snyder’s final game before departing for the National Army.
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Snyder
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National Army
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Neals
Distoll
Hornady
Magen
Stine
Goncaleg
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Bidel
Badr Hornsty
Doutig
Ermand
Outsider Seizes Place in Big Jamaica Stake
Sunflash II wins the Bronx Handicap at Jamaica track in a mile and a sixteenth. Johnny McTaggart guides Sunfish II by Bayberry Candle, winning as Bayberry Candle tires. Other races see Ted Rousseau, Koh-I-Noor, Common Law, and Outsider Brisk claim victories amid a windy, fast day.
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D. J
Nrown
Bronx
Johnny McTaggart
G. Byrne
Hanovia
Bayberry Candle
Fizer
McTaggart
Sunfish
Teddy Rousseau
E. Ambrose
Little Maudie
Hohokus
Little Maddie
Keen Jane
Byrne
Langden
G. Walls
Common Law
Oenone
Enone
Dublin Mary
Stock's Brilliant Fielding And Batting Beat Braves into PHILADELPHIA
Stock's terrific batting and brilliant fielding led Philadelphia to a 10 to 6 victory over Boston. Cravath's homer with Luderus aboard tied the game, Stock followed with a two on drive to put the locals ahead in the fifth. In the ninth, a sharp defensive play by Stock sealed the win as Philadelphia held bases loaded. Also notes De Puyster team from Tivoli, N Y, opening double header with Lincoln Giants at Olympic Field and High Bridge vs Lincoln Giants.
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Braves
Philadelphia
Boston
Cravath
Luderus
Powell
Mann
Oeschger
de Puyster
Tivoli
N. Y
Lincoln Giants
Olympic Field
186Th Street
Fifth Avenue
High Bridge
Rube Marquard Shapes Brooklyn Pitching Hero of NL
XOOKLYN fans praise Rube Marquard as he dominates NL batters with fast curves. He limited the Giants to two hits yesterday, boosting his season record. Wilbert Robinson’s Robins would be near the cellar without Marquard’s strong work for the struggling Dodgers.
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Xooklyn
Rube Marquard
Giants
Wilbert Robinson
Robins
Marquard
Dodgers
Marquard Stifles McGraws Men In Two-Hit Game At Ebbets Field
Rube Marquard dominated the Polo Grounds rivals with a two hit effort at Ebbets Field. Giants defender Zimmerman misplayed a key throw allowing Brooklyn to score. Olson and Daubert sparked the Brooklyns with infield hits and a seventh inning run aided by Sallee and Zimmerman misplays. The game lasted about an hour and four minutes with Marquard and Sallee delivering a pitching duel.
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A. C. Cavagnaro
Rube Marquard
Muggsy McGraw
Rube
Polo Ground
Ebbets Field
Giants
Heinie Zimmerman
Hulke
Brooklyn
Marquard
Slim Sallee
Higginsport
Salles
Crosatire
Dodgers
Marward
New York
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
George Burns
Zach Wheat
Sawe Giants
Ivy Olson
Olson
Daubert
Sallee
Zimmerman
Alphonse and Gaston
Theinie
Holke
Ollie O'Mara
Lew McCarty
Georgie Burns
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Myers
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Midway Station
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Burns
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Duke
Young
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Rodriguez
Elks Coal Fund
Dodger defense shines as New York falls in tense game
In a tight contest the Dodgers’ fielding held firm while Captain Fletcher and Benny Kauff produced smart plays. New York’s offense struggled with errant throws and missed chances as Cleveland and Chicago both capitalized on base running errors and timely hits leading to a 3 to 1 Cleveland win. The day also noted upcoming baseball at Washington Poly Grounds with 3:00 PM starts and Yankees in town.
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Benny Kauff
O'Mara
Dodger
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Slee
McCay
York
Atermuard
Donan Taft
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Bias Pieree
New York
Berek Out
Tiy Rae
Johnson's Fast Ones Smoke Out Yankees
Walter Johnson the Great proved his enduring skill at the Polo Grounds as the Washington Senators defeated the New York Yankees 8 to 2 in thirteen innings. Teammates tried to steal credit, but Johnson’s pitching dominated the game.
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Yankees
Charles A. Taylor
Walter Johnson
Polo Grounds
Washington Senators
Senators Edge Yankees In Thirteenth Inning
Johnson dominates as Walter hurls fast balls and Ainsmith backs Bodie in a cold long game. Senators rally with doubles by Foster and Milan, Marsans scores on wild pitches, and Shotton’s infield hit sets up Milan for the winning run in the 13th. Muddy Ruel leaves to report for military training.
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Huggins
Eddie Ainsmith
Washington
Cyd Milan
Walter
Coogen
Freet
Henry Fabian
Henry
Eddie
Clyde
Harry Steven
Ainsmith
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Cour
Murderers’ Row
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Slim Love
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Marsans
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Hannah
Caldwell
Love
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Ainemith
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Ilhooler
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Milan
Russell
Allen Russell
Morgan
Baker
Ping Badie
Shotton
Beker
Keystone
Judge
Mogridge
Muddy Ruel
Yankee
de Ferson Barracks
Buffalo Wins Final Series Game in Cold Park Battle
International League action saw Buffalo beat Newark 2 to 1 at Wiedenmayer's Park. Guy Cooper endured the cold as Buffalo's bats finally clicked late while Swigier struggled in his Newark debut. Donaldson and Murphy led Buffalo with singles, and Shay scored the lone Newark run.
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Wiedenmayer’s Park
Guy Cooper
Swigier
Newark
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Hind
Moana
Meyers
Bonen
LU Wile
Mou
Aduntone
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Oleh
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Burfalo
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Hreesbase
Ailsou
Wilts
Dacota
Ty Howey
Miinahy
Aiton
Rowsito
Gan Arta Baio
Edison Field Meet At Olympic Park Newark Today
Edison Field Meet at Olympic Park Newark today features a full track and field program with trophies for top scoring departments. Employees of Thomas A Edison Inc organize the annual event with events and team competition.
Close Matches Mark Tourney Of Westchester Golf Clubs
The Red Cross tournament of the Westchester Golf Association at Siwanoy Country Club featured match play with a rewarding best ball side event. Six teams entered, but only two scores survived, as Siwanoy and Scarsdale posted near par. Notable results included C. C. Webster of Scarsdale defeating H. F. Phillips, and John G. Anderson advancing in morning and afternoon play against Sleepy Hollow and Ardsley competitors.
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Westchester Golf Association
Siwenoy
Shore
Siwanoy
Scarsdale
H. F. Phillips
C. C. Webster
Scardadale
Phillips
Webster
John G. Anderson
A. G. Comstock
Sleepy Hollow
M. Parish Wateed Ardsley
Anderson
Watson
Anierson Watson
Anawses Watson
J. S. Worthington
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