Slugging Yankees Fall to Browns in Rough Game
In Louis on June 22 the Yankees were defeated 9 to 3 as Carl Mays struggled and Jue Browns pounded Pittsburgh a heavy swat. The Browns bunched their hits in the early innings while Mays battled through multiple tense moments and lenient umpiring as the Browns built the lead and held on.
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Dixie Davis
Yankees
Browns
Mays and
Collins
W. Vu
Whueenan Louis
Carl Mays
Jue Browns
Murderers! Row
Mays
Don Carlos
Jimmy Nustin
Nance
George Herman Ruth
Pirates vs Yankees and Murderers Row Highlight Ballpark Action
A chaotic baseball narrative describes late innings with Ruth, Ward, Pipp, and Peckinpaugh rallying for the Yankees. Highlights include Ruth’s at bat, raspberry hurled from the stands, and a late surge by Murderers Row as substitutes enter the game.
Ex Giants Beat McGraw Clan as Cubs Crush 10 4
Ex Giants overwhelm Giants and McGraw clan in Palo Grounds game 10 to 4. Cubs hitters including Robertson and Merkle power the rally as Hubbel falters. Pitching woes and long balls pace the lopsided afternoon in Chicago.
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Giants
Cubs
McGraw Clan
Civilians Lead in Shoot To Decide Olympic Team
Civilians dominate the pistol trials at Quantico as 50 entrants from army navy and marine corps compete for five spots on the U S Olympic team. AT Lane New York State Revolver Club shooter first with a perfect 600 score. Other competitors include Frederick New York RC Brack Columbia Ohio Dr HA Hay Port Charter NM ATA and Dr George 2 Hinks Chicago.
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Maiksmen
Army
Navy
United States
Lane
New York
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RC. Brack
Columbia
Ohio
HA. Hay
Port Charter
Ata
George 2. Hinks
Chicago
Dodgers Lose Opener in Series as Pirates Rally
In a rough Mets style struggle at Ebbets Field Wilbur Cooper tame the Dodgers with a sharp relief performance after an early three run burst by Brooklyn. The Pirates rallied in the seventh inning to seize control and held on for a 7 to 2 victory dropping Brooklyn into third place in the pennant race.
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Ward
Winn
Oisie Davis
Rath
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Pratt
Maya
Tobin
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Hanna
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Connor
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O'Farrell
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Merkle
Charles Herzog
Merkle Barnes
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Carter
Max Flack
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Hollacher
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Koep Carter
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Hayes
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Kelly
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George Gibson
Wilbert Robinson
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Robbie
Jet Pfeffer
Invaders
Mirates
Sherrod Smith
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Schmidt
Ponder
Wilbur Cooper
Griffith
Wheat
Myers
Olson
Cooper
Ron
Brooke OF
Fein Vira
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Borcke
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St. Louis
Scott Maines
Ty Wownin
Fassane
da Mannerlen
Hornby
Lavan
Staten
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Marnaville
Siti
Ann
Steuek
Great Britain’s heavyweight drought puzzles sport writers
Grantland Rice surveys why Great Britain, though rich in golf, tennis, rowing and stamina, produced no enduring heavyweight champion in twenty five years. He notes Wells and Beckett failed against a young Frenchman, asks why England cannot develop a Sullivan or Dempsey, and recalls Willard’s remarks a year earlier about Dempsey before their clash.
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Great Britain
Cornwall
Bob Wittsimmons
England
United States
Bombardier Wells
Goddard
Beckett
Wells
Coli
Chonmng
Maeland
Wilding
Brockes
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Braid
Jackson
Sullivan
Corbett
Dempsey
Willard
Fulton
Mngland
Welsh
Wilde
Owen Moran
Joseph
Indians Beat Red Sox 13-5 in June Showdown
Cleveland routed Boston 13 to 5 as Caldwell and Wood led the Indians with key hits and drives. Early relief by Buss and Smith followed by strong seventh inning work from Wood highlighted a decisive victory in a breezy interleague tilt.
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Red Sox
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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 Rally for Narrow Win Over A’s
Despite errors and a shaky start, the White Sox edged the Athletics 2 to 1 in a tense game. Harris struggled early while Havens drove in a run and Milatia pitched solidly in relief.
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White Sox
Athletics
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale in Opening Game
Yale 1 Harvard 4 as Harvard pitcher Babe Felton shuts down Yale with four runs mostly off Eli miscues. Eddie Lincoln drives in two and scores, while Yale’s Sawyer errors and Gaillard baserunning missteps spark Harvard’s win. Second game set for Cambridge tomorrow with possible deciding contest Saturday in Boston.
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Harvard
Crimson
Howard Selleck
Rabbit" Sawyer
Ted Gaillard
Eli
Babe" Felton
Eddie Lincoln
Felton
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Eddie Diamond
Babe
Peters
Murphy
Hallowell
Jones
Thorne Murphy
Sawyers
Aldrich
Blair
Lincoln
Seller
Frothingham
Perkins
Sawyer
Blur
Gaillard
Crane
Peter
Cambridge
Boston
Satur Jay
Senators Beat Tigers 6 to 1 Behind Timely Hits
Washington clocked timely hitting to defeat Detroit 6 to 1 in the second game of the series. Roth homered in the eighth and Ghar rite added a ninth inning shot as Washington built an early lead and held on.
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Dune
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Heubt
Shane Shannon
Dude Meig
Shanon
Tuliges
Young
Anil
Rochester Triumph Over Jersey City On June 22
Kinsellas triple drives in two runs and White adds a sacrifice fly in the first inning as Rochester jumps ahead to beat Jersey City 3 to 0. The game features solid hits and fielding rallies with notable baserunners and defensive plays. In Ithaca New York on June 22 Cornell announces former Washington catcher Bohm P. Henry will not be reengaged to coach next season, leaving selection of a successor to a later date.
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Tuchister
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Ithaca
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Alumni Baseball Association
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Clearance sale of socks and shoes at Rogers Purro Company
Inventory clears with 6500 pairs of socks silk plated silk lisle in black and colors priced 0.75 to 1.25 each and 600 at 1.25. Men s shoes and suits discounted with pedestrian styles 18 to 22.50 and 12.50. Men s hats straw and Panama priced 3 to 6 Panamas and 5 to 60 for suits. Norfolks 15 up. Locations include Broadway at 13th Street and Fifth Ave Warren at 41st Street.
Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
National League top hitters highlighted with players from Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and other clubs. American League leaders include stars from Mayer Chicago Cleveland and Washington with notable averages and runs.
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Gan Htornshy
St. Daubert
Chicago
American
Teagl Mayer
Loum
Cleveland
Anekaan
Civeuen
VNC
Milan
Washvton
Ak Gkiat Hohnston
Cleve
Yale and Harvard Crews Open Thames Training Runs
Yale and Harvard varsity and freshman rowing groups conducted light workouts on the Thames as they prepare for upcoming races. The crews practiced short spins and adjusted to a downstream course with a 5 o clock start window and possible postponement to 12 7p. mi. daslient time.
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Thames
ES Terry
Conn
Secort
Railroad
Daslient
Bartlett
Mendina Salteres RoYer Headlines Major League Shuffle
In an international league roundup, team names Mendina Salteres and Royer surface amid a flurry of player trades and shifts. The report highlights midseason moves involving Vaynira, Marteces Sogeye, Justin, and A T Malt Shrew with emphasis on strategic repositions by Wilkinenn and peer clubs.
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Irchine
Marteces
Sogeye
Justin
Erpp
Eile
Mattrree Xtiea
Wilkinenn
Peers Itrah
Dierent
Major League Clubs Nonleague Games Today And Standings
Nonleague games listed for today include Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia and St Louis at Boston Yesterday’s results show Chicago 10 New York 4 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 11 Pittsburgh 9 Brooklyn 7 Boston 3 St Louis 2 Standings show Chicago Boston New York St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati with varied records
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