Giants Rout Cubs as Vaughn Exits in First Inning
In a humid Polo Grounds contest the Giants defeat the Cubs 3 to 1. Vaughn lasted only an inning before Martin relieved him, Burns hit a first inning homer, Bancroft and Young drove runs, Nehf shut down Chicago except for a fourth inning Cub tally, while Frisch and Sicking contributed hits and bases.
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Tigers Blank Browns in 5-0 Detroit win
Oldham falters in the pinches as Detroit blanks the Browns 5 to 0. Eisler collects three hits to lift his team to 100 for the season, the first major leaguer to reach the milestone. Williams provides run support and strong defense backs the shutout effort.
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No Hit Duelists Set to Return Sunday at the Oval
Mahoney and Fullerton, famed for a no hit duel at Dyckman Oval near Dyckman Street station, will again duel in the first game of a Sunday return double header. Fullerton prevailed 3 to 0 in the earlier matchup, and the day also featured a victory over McDonald.
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Skeeters Hold Rochester In Tight 2 1 Win
In Jersey City Skeeters beat Rochester 7 1 in a close game as Ferg pitched well for Skeeters and Daynes struggled for Rochester. Five Rochester hits kept the score tight while Skeeters homered and boosted by timely hitting and strong defense.
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International League game suspended by rain delay
The International League game at Baltimore was halted by rain. Players Hatterton Vinneran Walker Sus an Hane mat Kaas AT READING Rue and Dn2Oood tas Hutterien Welre and Hengaugh were noted among attendees and staff as the weather stopped play at Srhadar nor Oe oexr is Oe jr Southern Association ven
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Ruth and Yankees Back on Home Lot To Meet Red Sox
The Yankees return home for a four game series with the Red Sox at the Polo Grounds after a 10 wins in 15 away. Babe Ruth hit five homers abroad, more than Colonel Tillinghast’s tally expected. Duffy Lewis strains knee ligaments and is out a month. Mogridge sprains ankle. Hob Shankey backs strained. Mays and Shore yet to prove value, Hip Collins to get work in as Yankees prepare.
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Meadowbrook Polo Triumph Ends Tight Meadowbrook Beats Eatontown 12 11
Meadowbrook Polo Team defeated Eatontown 12 to 11 in a tense fourth Meadow Brook Cup match. The teams were tied after eight chukkers before an extra period decided the result. Descriptions praised Lee and Wit for Eatontown while Phillips and Kinoy limited Meadow Brook's play in the final periods.
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Mystery Horse winner at Ottawa ringer revealed
Ottawa track action features Mystery Horse winning fourth race at Connaught Park later ruled a ringer by stewards. Patrons Moore Farrington and Richings faced park privileges for misrepresentation in ownership. Police seized Bittle Bos as overs and travnora vanished amid the controversy.
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Ruth Scintillates In Yankee Victory Over Amateur Nine
The New York Yankees defeated the Columbus Panhandles 9 to 1 in Columbus. Babe Ruth hit six homers in batting practice, plus a homer during the game, doubled, stole two bases, and walked twice. Frank O'Doul allowed one hit in eight innings. Ruth pitched the final inning. Seven thousand fans attended. Charley O Lear subbed in at second and contributed a hit.
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Ruling on Homers For American League Change to gate rule takes effect tomorrow
Chicago reports a change in baseball's boundary rule to judge fair or foul based on where the batted ball disappears from view. It could have altered Babe Ruth's home run calls this season, with two noted instances where balls landed in stands but were ruled fair. The American League announced the adjustment tonight.
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Philosophy and Sport a Lesson in Adversity and Morale
A thoughtful piece on how sport requires accepting inevitable hard luck and avoiding self pity. It argues a durable philosophy: anticipate knocks, maintain resolve, and let good and bad fortune balance over time. It also notes a clash between young and old stars and reviews 1920 baseball averages and pitching strength in the American and National Leagues.
Phillies Drop To Last As Reds Tie Series 6 2
June 24 Philadelphia falls to last place after Cincinnati ties the series by winning 6 to 2. Poor infield play and a first inning miscue set the tone, while a late field rush leads to a brawl with Neale allegedly spiking a spectator. One spectator was badly cut as Reds sheltered in the clubhouse without injuries.
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Braves Lose Final Contest to Cardinals in Boston
Poor infield by the Braves gifted St. Louis a 7 to 4 victory in the series finale. Sullivan had three hits and drove in two runs while scoring another. Boston knocked Schupp from the mound but Goodwin preserved the win for St. Louis.
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Knabe Named Kansas City Manager Under National Leaguers
Kansas City team of the American Association appoints Otto Keran a National League figure to manage the club. The report lists other league movements including Waterbury Bridgeport Hartford New Haven Albany and Albany related notes with sparse details and dates.
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Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
American League leaders names Mayer Clad Marnaby Paubert and Cinna are listed among top batters with games played and counts. The text cites player initials and scattered team references, noting Cleveland and New York affiliations and season statistics.
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Dodgers Triumph Over Smoky City in Tight Series Decider
The Dodgers defeated George Gibson's Tirate 6 to 4 to take two of three in the series. Brooklyn, despite four wins in thirteen games, clung to second place as Mamaux held the visitors to two runs with strong relief. Olson left early after being hit by a pitch. several Padres or locals were hurt as the game featured heavy batting and tense defense.
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Cardinals to play at Browns park for season
The Cardinals will use Brown Stadium during their home games from July 1 to 25, inclusive, as negotiations move to make the Browns park permanent. The change is due to inadequate seating at the Cardinals' field.
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Miss Zinderstein Leads In Rain Halted Net Methe
Rain interrupted the women’s national city court tennis semi finals with Miss Zinderstein leading Miss Tennant while Miss Gould and Miss Ballin nearly completed their sets. Gould won the first set 6 2 against Ballin and led 5 4 in the second when stoppage occurred.
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Japanese Olympians Arrive in New York for Olympic Meet
A Japanese athletic party totaling multiple athletes arrived in New York yesterday and are billeted at the Hotel Majestic. They plan to stay until July 8 before departing for Stockholm to compete in the Olympic games. The group left Japan May 7 after a nine day public celebration in Yokio. Members include manager T Sawadi and athletes S Haurumari Fukui C Noguchi T Tatsumo K Sait Z Mogi Y Mutra K Yashuma C Oura.
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A Symphony of Style and Bargains at Broadway Stores
Panamas six dollars and up Sennits three to six dollars. Our own manufacture men suits Wear to beat the band Plenty at fifty and sixty dollars Boys Norfolk suits fifteen dollars up Coast bathing suits one piece resemble two Comfy no drawstring Silk gloves Luggage Sporting Goods Wanted one thousand men with feet fire nine or larger to fill bargain shoes from Rocers Perr Company Broadway at 13th Street Four at 14th Street corner Fifth Ave Warren at Alst Street Broadway corners convenient to Broadway stores.
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Vanitie Beats Resolute in Narrow Eliminations for Cup
Vanitie narrowly defeats Resolute by 42 seconds corrected time in Newport on a 20 mile windward leeward race. Vanitie leads throughout after gaining offshore berth and finishes with strong sail handling. Shamrock IV also anchored at Sandy Hook with a newly improved mast on display nearby.
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