Giants Rally To 13-5 Victory Over Phillies
The Giants defeated the Phillies 13 to 5 in a game where Lou Wendell, a lifelong dreamer of postman and clown roles, appears in the Cox score only as a symbolic at bat. McGraw’s squad pressed early in the second inning, despite injuries to Hans Lobert and a depleted lineup, with Burns, Fletcher, Meyers, Stroud, and Snodgrass delivering key hits and timely scoring as Rixey struggled and Demaree exited for Rises.
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An Awakening 1 a abr hpoae strerotrae
The fragmentary text lists names and numbers, including Tyre and Lamerath, with various monetary values and scores. It references multiple individuals and possible totals, but the overall meaning remains unclear from the damaged OCR.
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Reds Defeat Pirates In Pittsburgh 6 4 June 24
Pittsburgh game report notes Cincinnati among the scorers as Reds defeat Pirates by a 6 to 4 score. Names and detailed line scores are garbled, but the result and location are clear with June 24 as the date.
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Braves Tumble Superb as They Sink to League Cellar
The Brooklyn Superbas were drubbed 6 to 0 by the Heston Braves, their third straight loss to the champions and eighth in succession. Pitcher George Tyler limited Brooklyn to three hits while Amek and Douglass failed to spark a comeback. The Soldiers Chorus was adopted as the team song.
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Heinie Zimmerman Delivers for Cubs in Big Comeback
Chicago June 24 Heinie Zimmerman the Cubs infielder batted in a pinch hit double to tie the score and then stole home for the run that beat the Cardinals 14 to 15 after a strong infield setup. The scrambled score and noisy lines leave other details unreadable.
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White Sox win in nineteenth over Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 24, Weaver's single and Eddie Collins's double with two outs in the nineteenth inning gave the Chicago White Sox a 4 to 1 victory over the Indians. It extended Chicago's run to six straight wins against Cleveland as late rallies tied the game before the extra frame sealed the win.
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Results of Games in Three Leagues and Standings
Yesterday's results span the National American and Federal leagues with Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and other clubs posting scores. Standings show New York and Boston atop their leagues while Chicago and Brooklyn trail in the Federal and American leagues. Upcoming games list New York at Philadelphia and Washington with lengthy innings tallies noted.
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Yankees Show Pluck Winning in the Tenth
The Yankees rallied to beat the Athletics 7 to 6 in ten innings in Philadelphia. Donovan used strategic substitutions to spark a two-run rally in the seventh, Pipp driving in runs and Maisel delivering a go-ahead double. An earlier wild pitch by Bush allowed Maisel to score the deciding run in the tenth.
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Victory in Tenth SEW YORKIE PEERLAS
Unclear OCR text shows scattered roster-like fragments with names such as Malone, Marcell, Metsonisty, Fishers, Lappen, and Stew. Mentions a team performance and player notes but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Lajola
Entman Dominates as Indiansblank Providence 6 0
Johnny Entmann pitched effectively for Newark, defeating Providence Grays 6 to 0 in an afternoon game. The box score shows Newark with multiple players contributing at bat and on base as Providence struggles to score.
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Red Sox Hammer Washington in Series Finale 12 to 4
The Red Sox slugged Washington with fourteen hits and seven walks while committing three errors to win the final game of the series 12 to 4. Ray Colling pitched his first full game of the season as Hooper drove in five runs.
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Tigers in Second Place Have Picnic with Browns at Bat and on Bases
Detroit pitchers Dauss allowed one run in the seventh as the Tigers defeated the St. Louis Browns 9 to 3 to climb into second place. The Browns capitalized on a fielding slip and a hit in frame seven, but Detroit’s offense and base running sealed the win.
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Skeeters Rally In Fourth To Beat Richmond 11 6 In Opener
Jersey City breaks ahead in the fourth inning scoring five runs on four hits and two errors to defeat Richmond 11 to 6 in the opening game of a doubleheader. Dugan and Meador contributed key hits as the Skeeters limited White to scattered hits. Doubleheader set for tomorrow and Saturday.
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Montreal beats Buffalo in Colonial League clash
Colonial League results show Montreal defeating Buffalo 7 to 3. The report mentions Astieries and Howley Beebe with references to regional teams and a New Wheoato Pairke context, highlighting the action in early season play and noting key performers and standings.
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Buffalo Feds Reap Harvest in Sixth Ri uts
Buffalo authorities report a sixth inning harvest as weather and field conditions influence play. Giants and Boston figures appear in scattered mentions as teams adjust rosters and strategies.
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Tip Tops Lose To Chicago Whales In Fashionable Defeat
Brooklyn Tip Tops fall 6 to 2 to the Chicago Whales in a risky game. Lee Magee out with a charley horse, Ed Lafitte roughed up early, and multiple hits helped Chicago build the lead as Brooklyn’s hitters struggled home.
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Whales
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Howard
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Mosely Weakens as Newark Feds Win 3–2 in Ather Battle
Newark Fed pitcher Earl Mosely struggled toward his first win against Kaw City Packers, but the home team prevailed 3–2 in a pitchers’ duel at Washington Park. Batters and fielders produced limited scoring with key plays spanning from Dowdle to Laparte, while Mowhey and Faron pitched effectively for the Packers.
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Orange Club upset thrills middle states tennis semifinal
Hall defeats Edwin P. Larned in straight sets 7-6 6-4 6-1 to reach the final, while Throckmorton surprises Charles Johnston Jr. The women's singles see Blurnedt advance toward the final while Cassel Kiswell Pollock also move closer to the title in Yonkers, New Jersey.
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