Giants Crush Cubs as Vaughn Exits Early in Humid Polo Grounds
The Giants defeated the Cubs 3 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Jim Vaughn left after a rough first inning as George Burns, Bancroft, and Young produced early run support. Art Nehf held Chicago to one run. Hal Smith and Sicking contributed key hits for New York.
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Tigers Blank Browns 100 Hits for Sisler
Detroit pitcher Oldham held the Browns scoreless as the Tigers won 5 to 0. Eisler collected three hits to push his team total to 100, a milestone reached by a major leaguer for the first time. Other details are garbled.
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No Hit Duo Headlines Sunday Return Doubleheader
Mahoney and Fullerton, who staged a thrilling no hit duel at Dyckman Oval near the Dyckman Street subway, plan a repeat in the first game of a return double-header Sunday. Fullerton beat Mahoney 3 to 0 and also defeated McDonald earlier, with the program arranged on request.
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Skeeters Edge Rochester In Tight 2 To 1 Victory
Jersey City tallies in a close back and forth game as the Skeeters prevail 2 to 1 over Rochester. Pitcher Ferg wins for Skeeters and Daynes starts for Rochester in a low hit affair with four hits allowed and an unearned run scoring.
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International League game called on rainy day
The International League affair at Baltimore was interrupted by rain as players Hatterton, Walker, Sus an and Kaas faced Reading Rue and Dn2Oood tas Hutterien Welre in a Southern Association event.
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Ruth and Yankees Return Home to Face Red Sox
The Yankees, 10-5 on the road stretch, begin a four game series with the Red Sox at the Polo Grounds. Babe Ruth hit five home runs abroad, while Duffy Lewis is out a month with a knee injury and George Mogridge sprained ankle. Hob Shankey and Hip Collins also face injury concerns as the squad prepares for the series.
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Meadowbrook Polo Team Beats Eatontown 12 to 11
Meadowbrook Polo Team won a surprising, aggressive match against Eatontown in the Meadow Brook Cup fourth game. The score was 12 to 11 after an extra period, with Lee and Wit outstanding for Eatontown and Phillips and Kinoy strong on defense for Meadowbrook despite a late rally.
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Mystery Horse winner at Ottawa debunked as ringer
Readable fragments report Little Soy, the mystery horse that won the fourth race at Connaught Park on Monday, was a ringer per stewards ruling. The piece notes misrepresentation claims against S. Moore, Frank Farrington, and George P. Richings over park privileges, plus police taking charge of Bittle Bos as earnings and travel records vanish. Separately, Jenny Leonard arrives in Anton Harbor to train for a bout with Charley White, followed by boxing and racing notes from Indianapolis and Belmont summaries.
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Ruth Scintillates In Yankee Victory Over Amateur Nine
The New York Yankees defeated the Columbus Panhandles 9 to 1 in an exhibition in Columbus. Babe Ruth hit six long homers in batting practice and added a double and two stolen bases. Frank O'Doul pitched eight innings allowing a single clean hit. Ruth also pitched the last inning letting the amateurs score a double and a single for a courtesy run. Seven thousand fans attended. Charley O'Lear played second base and added a ninth inning hit.
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Ruling on Homers For American League
Chicago June 24 A change in the base ball rule governing balls hit out of the field will take effect tomorrow. The new wording aligns with the umpire’s view when a batted ball clears ground or into the stands. Officials say this would have negated Babe Ruth’s two potential homers earlier this year.
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Philosophy and Sport Ingredients of a winning mindset
The article argues sport demands accepting inevitable hard luck as part of the game and warns against self pity. It stresses maintaining resolve after setbacks and outlines a balanced view of aging stars versus young talents, with batting and pitching trends across leagues in 1920.
Phillies Lose To Reds To Sink Deeper In Standings
Philadelphia falls to last as Cincinnati wins 6 to 2 in a game marked by poor infield defense and a postgame melee after Neale allegedly spiked a spectator. Reds’ pitching held, with Rath and Groh delivering key plays while Wild pitches and errors doomed the Phillies.
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Braves Fall to Cardinals in Final Game of Series
Boston suffered a 7 to 4 defeat as poor infield work hurt the Braves in the final game. St. Louis capitalized with three runs, Sullivan collected three hits and drove in two, while Goodwin preserved the win.
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Knabe to Manage Kansas City Team in American Association
Kansas City announces Otto Keran, a National Leaguer, will manage the Kansas City club in the American Association. The report lists Eastern League movements and changes across Bridgeport Waterbury New Haven Albany and Hartford, with adjustments affecting several teams and managers.
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Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
American League leaders show top batters Mayer and Henn with strong totals while N ational League names include Sinine and Kamitin. Scoring shows high averages across multiple clubs and regions, underlining a packed season with steady performances from key players.
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Dodgers coast to win as Robins pound Sch record
The Dodgers defeated George Gibson's Tirate 6 to 4 in a Sunday afternoon clash, clinching two of three in the series. Despite pitching pains and a fractured lineup, Mamaux held the visitors to two runs as Olson was knocked unconscious by a pitch and later retired.
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Cardinals to Move Home Games to Browns Park
The Cardinals will use the Browns park in St. Louis for home games from July 1 to July 25, due to inadequate seating at their current field. Negotiations aim to make the switch permanent, with Browns ownership providing their venue.
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Rain Halts Semi Finals in Women's Nation Tennis
Miss Zinderstein and Miss Gould led in the rain halted semi finals of the women’s national city court tennis tournament. Gould beat Ballin 6-2 in the first set and led 1-0 in the second when play stopped. Zinderstein won her opener 5-1 over Tennant and held the opening game of the second set.
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Japanese Olympic Team Arrives in New York
A group of Japanese athletes arrived in New York and checked into the Hotel Majestic before heading to Stockholm for the Olympic Games. The party, led by manager T Sawadi and including S Haurumari Fukui C Noguchi T Tatsumo K Sait Z Mogi Y Mutra K Yashuma and C Oura, left Yokio after a public celebration on May 7 and will stay until July 8 before departing for Sweden.
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A Symphony of Style and Bargains at Panamas and Suits
A vintage ad highlights men’s suits made in house with prices from $50 to $60, plus $6 Panamas and $3 to $6 Sennits. Boys’ Norfolks from $15, bathingsuits one piece that looks like two, silk gloves, luggage, and sporting goods appear. The ad calls for 1,000 men with size 9 feet or larger for bargain shoes. Locations include Broadway at 13th Street and Fifth Avenue Warren at Alst.
Vanitie Triumphs in Elimination Race by Narrow Margin
Vanitie defeats Resolute by 42 seconds corrected time and 1 minute 60 seconds elapsed in Newport New Jersey. The twenty mile windward leeward race featured a tight finish as Vanitie held the lead from the start, with Shamrock IV watching nearby. Vanitie now has four wins to Resolute’s seven in the series, as both squads adjust for the America’s Cup defenses.
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