Yankees and Giants Trounced by Western Opponents in Slugfest
In Louis on June 22 the Yankees fell 9 to 3 as Brown pitching battered Carl Mays. The Browns' bats produced at key moments, with Tobin and Jacobson driving runs and a pivotal triple fueling their lead. Ruth and other New York sluggers struggled as Cleveland-like chaos erupted in the field.
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Jue Browns
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Jimmy Nustin
Nance
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Daubert
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Murderers' Row Roars In Wild Exhibition At Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth and the Yankees faced a rough celebratory crowd as Murderers' Row thrived in a chaotic game. Ward and Pipp sparked late offense while Ruth struggled for a hit amid the raucous cheers and raspberries from the stands.
Ex Giants Rout McGraws Cubs by Ten to Four
Ex Giants overpower the McGraws in Palo Grounds action, piling up ten runs to four. Cubs veterans and ex Giants players spark a high scoring affair with notable homers and doubles as Chicago climbs in the National League standings.
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Fred Merkin
Georgie Wirns
Leavine Rheveral
O'Farrell
Tyler Beng
Eco
Fred Mitene
Carter
Buncenti
Basen
Herzog
Merkle
Frank Furdaan
Frisch
Aflutul Sourer
Banerar
Kally
Ventrance
Mtuvale
Civilians Lead in Shoot To Decide Olympic Team
Civilians top the field in a pistol shoot at Quantico to select the five man U S Olympic team. Lane from the New York Circle led with a perfect 600 score at 1y meter range. Other top scorers included Frederick New York Brack Columbia Ohio and Dr H A Hay Port Charter NM.
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RC. Brack
Columbia
Ohio
HA. Hay
Port Charter
Ata
George 2. Hinks
Chicago
Dodgers Fall To Pirates In Opening Game At Ebbets Field
Pirates beat Brooklyn 9 to 4 in the first game of the series at Ebbets Field. Wilbur Cooper held the Dodgers scoreless through two innings before a late rally, while Ed Ponder started for Pittsburgh and was relieved by Cooper after the second.
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Jet Pfeffer
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Fon
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Borcke
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St. Louis
Scott Maines
Ty Wownin
Fassane
da Mannerlen
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Lavan
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Molt
Marnaville
Siti
Ann
Steuek
Why Britain lacks a heavyweight champion in boxing
Grantland Rice notes the paradox of Britain producing many sports stars yet failing to field a lasting heavyweight boxing champion. He cites heavyweights like Wells Beckett and others as weak links and questions why a nation famed for stamina and nerve cannot develop a Sullivan or Dempsey.
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Milton
Ball and Tolley
Dohertys
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Brookes
Cornwall
Bob Wittsimmons
England
United States
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Sullivan
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Dempsey
Willard
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Welsh
Wilde
Owen Moran
Joseph
Toehett
Indians Smother Red Sox by 13-5 Caldwell Victor
Cleveland defeated Boston 13 to 6 as Caldwell and Smith led the Indians with multiple hits and Wood added a seventh inning double. Themongers and others provided offense as pitcher Buss exited early and Caldwell relaxed after a solid win.
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Cleveland
Boston
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Bos
Vartunes
Caldwell
Smith
Wood
Bnet
Seliaas Sarr
Bibel Caligeelie Chapin
Dubastan
Wiens Belie
Cadwell
Willers
Bese Bedtia
White Sox Narrowly Defeat Athletics in Overtime Victory
The White Sox edged the Athletics with a late rally and tight pitching as Harris and Havens contributed key hits. Philadelphia’s visitors faced a hard-fought game with frequent lead changes and defensive plays shaping the final score.
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Athletics
Harris
Philadelphia
Keri Tghteneil
Niga
Harvard Beats Yale 4 1 in First Baseball Game
Yale and Harvard opened their series in New Haven with Harvard taking a 4 1 win. Felton dazzled on the mound for Harvard while Lincoln contributed two hits and strong defense. Yale’s Sawyer and Gaillard misplays helped seal the Eli defeat as Harvard set up a Cambridge rematch.
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Rabbit" Sawyer
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Babe" Felton
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Seller
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Perkins
Sawyer
Blur
Gaillard
Crane
Peter
Cambridge
Boston
Satur Jay
Senators Rally To Top Tigers 6 1 In Detroit
Washington bats stay timely as Roth hits a homer in the eighth and Ghar rite adds a ninth inning shot to pace a 6 1 win over Detroit. Strong catching and bullpen work support a decisive road victory in the series opener.
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Heubt
Shane Shannon
Dude Meig
Shanon
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Young
Anil
Rochester Beats Jersey City In Early Lead Rally
Kinsella drives in two with a triple, White adds a sacrifice fly and Rochester jumps ahead in the first inning to beat Jersey City 3 to 0. Details are noisy but mention of hits, runs, and fielding plays accompany the score.
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Jersey City
White
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Costa
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Winnins Ueter- Noose
Dubin
Sale of Socks and Shoes Clears Inventory at Reistored Rogers
Clearance writes list 6500 pairs of socks silk plaited lisle blacks and colors priced 75c to 1.25 with bulk lots. Men suits 5 to 60 dollars striped flannel trousers 16 to 22 dollars boys Norfolks 15 and up. Hats panamas and sennits offered alongside high and low shoe lines at familiar Broadway corners.
Leaders of Two Big Leagues Break Through Batting
A list highlights top hitters from both major leagues. Names include Mayer, Daubert, Speaker, and Johnston among others, indicating standout offensive performances across teams.
Yale and Harvard Crews Take Short Spins on Thames
Yale and Harvard rowing squads conducted light workouts on the Thames in Connecticut and London style sessions. Yale practiced short spins with varsity and freshmen crews while Harvard balanced varsity and junior groups ahead of a downstream race setup at the railroad bridge with hopeful improvements in stroke and finish.
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Thames
ES Terry
Conn
Secort
Railroad
Daslient
Bartlett
Jane
Heward
Unclear OCR Sports League Brief
Fragmentary text describes an International League scene with players, teams and officials. Names appear garbled, locations and outcomes are unreadable. No coherent event or results can be determined from the readable fragments.
Major League Clubs Nonleague Games Schedule Today
Today Chicago faces New York, Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn, Cincinnati meets Philadelphia, and St Louis visits Boston. Yesterday Chicago defeated New York 10 to 4 while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 11 to 4, Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 9 to 7, and Boston edged St Louis 3 to 2. American League today Boston versus Cleveland and Washington versus Detroit follow yesterday's results in the standings.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
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