Hartzell Delivers Yankee Victory in Red Sox Doubleheader
Roy Hartzell homered to spark a New York comeback as the Yankees split a doubleheader with Boston. Dutch Leonard’s pitching limited the Red Sox to four hits in the opener, while Boston won the first game 1–0. The second game ended 3–2 Boston, with key plays and umpire questions fueling the crowd. The clubs meet again in a scheduled doubleheader today.
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Giants and Braves in Even Break at Boston
Boston June 24 The Braves win game one 7 to 4 over the Giants while Marquard blanks them in game two 4 to 0 Larry Doyle is spiked in a fifth inning collision, Giants captain carried off and out days. Dave Robertson collects three hits in seven at bats. Demaree starts game one, Fromme relieves, Connolly belts a homer in fifth as Stock and Markle spark a late rally. Marquard and Perdue lock down the mound in a pitcher’s duel for the second game.
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First Blood for the Chicago Feds in St Louis Series
The Chicago Feds won the first game of a series in St Louis today, defeating their opponent 104 to 82. The game featured standout plays by Wile, Lange, Wilson, and Bowlin as they opened the matchup on the road.
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Fifteen Straight for Indianapolis
In a high scoring baseball game Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 5 to 2 in the first game and 9 to 5 in the second, with strong bunting and early offense. Pitchers Cullop Stone and Fast led the win, and the New York Americans were noted in Reston.
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First Baseman for Yankees Arrives From Lincoln Nebraska
A new first baseman speeds toward New York from Lincoln Nebraska to join the Yankees lineup. The report mentions Mullen as the player, described as a rool hatter and fiiahed elder, with scouts eyeing Jake Daubert. Mullen will report when the train arrives and be slotted into the lineup promptly.
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Doak Enigma For Pirates In Pittsburgh Loss
William Woak limited Pittsburgh to four scattered hits as St. Louis beat the home team 3 to 0. Adams allowed ten St. Louis hits with McQuillan finishing the last inning. Magee of St. Louis was ejected in the third for disputing a decision.
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Cubs In Batting Org y In Nine Run Loss To Reds
Cubs rallied with a fifth inning nine run burst, totaling six hits and four walks aided by an error, but Cincinnati prevailed 11 to 5. Pitcher and line scores appear garbled but outline Chicago’s offensive surge and final result against the Reds.
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White Sox End Coveleskie Streak With 5-2 Win
Chicago breaks Coveleskie’s runless innings record by limiting Detroit to two runs as Eddie Cicotte strands the Tigers’ hurler at 32 2-3 innings. The White Sox win the opener 5 to 2 in Chicago, ending the pitcher’s scoreless run.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Four Leagues
Four leagues report standings and yesterday results with teams such as Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn New York Chicago and St Louis listed in the National and Federal Leagues. American and Federal Leagues scoreboard notes include Indianapolis Kansas City Detroit Cleveland and Philadelphia with multiple city matchups and scores.
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Senators Twice Indians Divide Humble Athletics Double Header
Washington today celebrated Walter Johnson wedding day and the homecoming from a disastrous Western tour by defeating Philadelphia in both games of a doubleheader before the largest crowd of their season. The scores were 3 to 2 and 1 to 0. Johnson and Boehling pitched well. Shanks and Gandil starred for the Senators while Barry and Thompson led the Athletics. Baker and Henry were spiked but not seriously hurt.
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Browns Sweep doubleheader over Naps in two games
Browns defeated the Naps 5 to 4 and 3 to 1 in two games at St. Louis. Agnew sparked the first game with a double and Weisman and Shotten added timely hits, while Cleveland could not respond after a walk, a single, and a sac fly. In the second game Cleveland scored on a base on balls and Carisch’s triple as St. Louis pulled away. Skeeters beat the Hustlers 5 to 4 in the first Jersey City game with Wells driving in three runs and a late triple, then dominated 10 to 0 in the nightcap as infield errors mounted for Rochester.
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A Diet of Victories Palls on Superbas
The Superbas lose a doubleheader to the Phillies 2 0 and 6 1 as Pat Ragan struggles with seven walks and seven strikeouts. Luderus, Paskert, Dooin, Cravath lead Philadelphia in the first game with timely hits. In the second game Alexander shuts Brooklyn down while O’Mara, Dalton, and Cravath pace the Phillies offense.
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Pell Wields a Winning Racquet at Middle States Tourney
Theodore Roosevelt Pell, last year’s Seabright champion, and Karl H Behr advanced to the Middle States championship semifinals at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station. Pell defeated Aries M. Bull 6-8 6-3 6-4 after earlier 6-3 6-2 win over C. F. Watson Jr. Behr beat Joseph Armstrong in three sets 6-8 6-2 6-? and prepared to meet Walter Merrill Hall or Benjamin Phillips, with rumors of Gustave Touchard defending his title. Doubles and women’s matches also opened, including Mrs. E. W. Raymond’s three-set win over Mrs. Beard.
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American Association Results Summary Card
Milwaukee defeats Louisville 2 1 in the first game and Louisville wins 6 1 in the rematch. Minneapolis posts a 3 0 scoreline against Cleo Minneapolis with a 73 to something result.
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