Yankees Triumph over Red Sox to Take First Place
The Yankees defeated Boston 6 to 2 before a crowd surpassing 25,000, with Roger Peckinpaugh driving four hits and Duffy Lewis and Derrill Pratt keying the offense. Babe Ruth belted a long homer and Ernie Shore pitched four hits allowed as New York moved atop the league while Cleveland and Chicago stumbled.
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Ernie Shore
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Bill James
Jess Willard
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Melanis
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Witt
Strunk
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Duffy
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James
On Top Again in a Hard Fought Baseball Game
The New York and Boston teams faced a tight contest with New York scoring four runs to Boston six. Key plays included hits by Pratt and Steunk, steals by Pratt, and strong pitching from Shore and James. Left on bases favored both sides, with errors and fielding plays shaping the late innings.
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Garg
Ames
Giltiootey
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Error by Doc Lavan Loses Game for Cards
ST. LOUIS June 22 In attempting to double play with two on in the ninth Lavan threw the ball over Miller's head and a triple by Cutshaw and a single by Southworth followed sending three runners home Pittsburgh won seven to six The score details follow with hits and bases on balls noted for both teams and Carlton the winning pitcher in relief for Pittsburgh
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Vitors
McInnis
Walters
Scott
Peck
Pratt
James
Yanks
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Lewis
Duffy
Polo Grounds
ST. Louis
Lavan
Miller
Cutshaw
Southworth
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Smith
Ensner
Selowmnid
Itn
Io Stitt
Toealy Geer aTies
Carloom
U. S. Nine Picked for Interallied Games in France
Paris June 21 The American baseball team chosen to represent the United States in the interallied games is assembled at Le Mans embarkation area. Infield includes Pete Brannen at third base from the old Wisconsin-Illinois League. Captain J Lyons hails from Springfield Illinois.
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U. S
Paris
Kosen
Smith and Nicholls Win Benefit Match On Wykagyl Links
Smith and Gil Nicholls defeated Tom McNamara and Jerome Travers by 3 up with two to play at Wykagyl Country Club in a benefit for New Rochelle Day Nursery. About 600 spectators followed the golfing quartet as Nicholls and McNamara posted strong rounds, while Travers failed to card. The event raised several hundred dollars and featured a best ball of 67.
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Alec Smith
Gil Nicholls
Tom McNamara
Jerome Travers
New Rochelle
Nicholls
McNamara
Smith
Travers
Fie
Tald
Bone—t Nicholla
White Sox Lose to Tigers in Sloppy Fielding Display
Detroit defeats Chicago 5 to 4 as errors by the White Sox aid Detroit’s win. Opportune hitting and misplays shaped the game with key contributions from Jackson Heilmann Berg and Gohalk. Three-base hits and miscues anchor a tense Chicago Detroit showdown at the park.
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Scholimnbschein
Iisth Phiongs
Hite
Jackson
Heilmann
Thberg
Gohalk
Strilmann
Noma Run
Pelseh
Suerifee Fiey
Donen
Young
Immann
Collinn
Rishere
Collins
Gandll
Lett
Vosea
Chicago
Detail
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Balle
Schellenback
Dause
Ny Koheliontack
One-Armed Golfers Clash On Inwood Links
Yves Botenzon, a one-armed pro, defeated Louis Martucci, also one-armed, by 1 up at Inwood. Botenzon built an early lead, Martucci rallied with three straight wins, and the match stayed tight to the eighteenth where Martucci missed a short par putt.
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Louis Martucci
White Beeches Golf and Country Club
Inwood Links
Boteazon
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Botenzon
Skeeters Split Even With Toronto Nine
Jersey City and Toronto split a doubleheader with a 7 to 6 win for Toronto in the first game and a 7 to 4 victory in the second. Sharp starred in the opener as Toronto rallied in the seventh inning.
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Jersey City
Ov Skeeters
Jersey City Today
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Oger Peckinpaugh Shines With Four Hits In Yankee Victory
Oger Peckinpaugh leads American League batters after a 4-for-4 day as his hard hitting helps the Yankees top the Red Sox. The shortstop an average of .372 and collected four safe hits in as many at bats yesterday.
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Willow
Vaughn in Form As Cubs Trounce The Dodgers 8 1
Chicago wins 8 to 1 as Jim Vaughn shuts down Brooklyn with thirteen hits supported by Flack and Pick. Pfeffer struggled early, Pick hit a three base homer, and Johnston doubled for Brooklyn’s only runs. Vaughn fanned hitters in a commanding Chicago victory.
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Hanes
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Markie
Piel Mann
Athletics Pound Ball And Defeat Senators
Philadelphia buried three Washington pitchers with sixteen hits to beat Washington 8 to 4. Naylor allowed the key hits, while Shaw Craft and Ayers were touched for runs. Two-base hits by Shannon and a three-base hit by Naylor highlighted the scoring, with errors and base on balls shaping the game.
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Wadler
Anca Murs
Perkin
Itntor
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Dugan
Naylee
Gharely
Cratt
Avera
Bull Gharrity
Groh and Neale Lead Reds Past Giants in Ten Inning Win
Cincinnati fans saw Groh three hits and Neale a clutch game winning hit in the Reds 4 3 ten inning victory over the Giants. Pat Moran’s Reds, with Rudder in promising form, held off Benton and Daubert’s homer as Young left early after sunglasses break. Roush walked, Groh doubled, Neale delivered the decisive single to cap a dramatic win.
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Heinie Groh
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Ruether
Rudther
Moran
Daubert
Young
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King
Roush
Tao Domtin
Nalturiha
Uroh
Browns With Sothoron Shut Out Indians
Cleveland lost to St Louis by 3 0 as Sothoron held the Indians scoreless. No runs came home until late, and St Louis benefitted from timely hits and an error. Uhle pitched well for Cleveland, while Sothoron feasted with men on base to complete the shutout.
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Indians
Kynaston and Ter rin at Long Island tennis titles
Percy Kynaston shows promise in the Long Island singles championship winning first and second rounds with 7 5 3 6 6 2 10 8 scores against Fred Gi Anderson and Alexander Mer. Alexander Tyr defeated G Copeland 6 4 in third round. Jam son Groesbeck Cunningham and Taylor also advanced.
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Long Island
Fred Gi
Anderson
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Jamson
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Taylor
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Special Train to Fight to Toledo July 8
Billy Gibson reports no government ban on the Gibson special train to Toledo for the big fight. Officials of the New York Central confirm the trip will depart July 8 and return before week’s end.
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Standings and results from Today's Major League Baseball Games
National League games today include Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at St Louis. Yesterday Cincinnati beat New York 4 3 in ten. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 8 to 1. Pittsburgh beat St Louis 7 to 6. American League slate lists Philadelphia at New York Washington at Boston St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago with New York 6 Boston 2 and Detroit 5 Chicago 4. Standings show Brooklyn 24 28 .462 and Philadelphia 16 29 .356 among others. Detroit 25 26 .469 and Washington 18 30 .375 respectively.
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Duel of the Wolves and the Fight of July Fourth
At Oledo Ohio on June 22 a writer previews the July 4 battle scene likening it to a centuried wolf duel. A vast modern arena attracts 80,000 spectators as two champions clash amid planes, buzzards, and a primal, ceremonial spectacle.
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Margaret S Wins Open Regatta At Jamaica Bay
The Old Mill Yacht Club held its first regatta declaring Margaret S the winner on both actual and corrected time in the half cabin and open power boats. Ruthie II led the cruiser division while Shadow and Mock Turtle won their respective classes. many power craft and few sailing boats raced under a northeast breeze on the Jamaica Bay course.
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Willie Bolles Dies After Heart Failure at Velodrome
Newark obituary reports Willie Bolles longtime Newark Velodrome custodian dies of heart failure this afternoon. A former amateur rider who trained professionals such as John M. Chapman Iver Lanaon Joe Fogler Eddie Root Elmer Collins Walter Bardgett and Floyd McFarland and Bill Vaehgn. Public notices list polo ground admission 60 cents.
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Willie” Bolles
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John M. Chapman
Iver Lanaon
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Eddie Root
Elmer Collins
Walter Bardgett
Floyd McFarland
Bill Vaeghn
Clan MacDuff Wins Royal Nestor Cup Over Vikings
The Clan MacDuff eleven defeated the Vikings 3 to 1 at Lenox Oval to annex the Royal Nestor Cup and advance to the La Sultana cup final against White Rose at Woodside next Sunday. Thompson Stahl and Kennedy each scored twice for the clansmen, with Adamson Peterson and Hogstrom adding one apiece for the Vikings. MacDuff led 8 to 1 at halftime.
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Peterson
Hogstrom
Windward Second Wins Yacht Race on Sound
In winds favorable for sailing Windward Second owned by Richard H Monks won the Arrow class five mile course on the sound near Greenwich after a windy afternoon. Indian Harbor One Design sprint winner Tune Bug crossed first in its class.
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Leonard Fi
Dye Bubble
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Wabeai
Richard ‘Ovutwater
Dempsey Receives Shock From Sparring Partner Tate
In Toledo on June 22 Jack Dempsey, eyeing a July 4 title bid, took a sharp right hook from sparring partner Bill Tate. Spectators watched Dempsey stumble, recover, then pressure Tate as Willard trained nearby, with both camps drawing large crowds and Texas promoter Tex Rickard moving toward final preparations.
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Overland Club
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Ohio
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Jimmy de Forrest
Miumer Bay
Tate
Willard
Walter Monahan
Jack Hemple
Steamboat
Bill Scott
Nelson
Two Yachts Edge By One Second In Port Washington Race
June racing in Port Washington featured nine Star class yachts in Class A and eight in Class B. The top seven in Class B finished within three minutes fifteen seconds, with the Anshee narrowly beating North Star by one second for the lead.
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International League Game Report From Baltimore First Match
In the International League game the Baltimore team hosted Rochester with unclear lineups and multiple players noted. Batteries Parnham Kean Acosts ONeill and a sequence of batters, with Frank Newton Lafiers Brogan Chimault Oia mentioned in various innings.
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Acosts
O'Neil
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