Robertson Drives in Stengel With Winning Run in Ninth
In a tense Polo Grounds matchup the Giants beat the Braves 4 to 3 as Davy Robertson delivered a decisive hit in the ninth after Casey Stengel and Earl Smith earned free passes. Nehf and Marquard pitched well for Boston and New York, with late rallies and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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Robertson
Stengel
John Kieran
Davy Robertson
Polo Grounds
Braves
Giants
Joe Oeschrer
Bostonians
Casey Stengel
Earl Smith
Baternes
Indiana
Holke
Moree Ford
Wolke
Ons
Hankly
Marquard
Capa
Arbare
Ford
Billy Southworth
Dany Robertson
Browns Silence Tigers Behind Davis Four-Hit Shutout
Detroit five to zero as Davis of the Browns limits the Tigers to four scattered hits. Browns tally two singles in the first inning and add a single, a double, and a sacrifice with an error in the fifth. Williams shines with a shoestring catch in the fifth and a one-handed grab in the eighth.
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Detroit
Davis
Tigers
Browns
Williams
Melman
Borrell
Ranar
Eaesh
White Sox Triumph in Ten Inning Win Over Indians
The White Sox defeated the Indians 4 to 2 in ten innings. Edwards advanced the tying run to Schalk in the tenth, and Speaker argued a call by umpire Walsh in the ninth before a player was ejected. Leaders included Warner, Lindsay, and Hebert with key at bats and defensive plays shaping a tense finish.
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Indians
Edwards
Schalk
Chicago
Areing
Speaker
Walsh
Chraue Carnasnae
Bien
Mooper
Dcinann
Warstagaten Hieripete-Wacoucanen
Wratvtiogos
Masti Pneate
Jas i Clasy
Inhenin
Whesty Walcboganiee
Metanton Lindsay
Eiby Hebert
Bata
Béwardy
Wedge Lessin
American Association Scores Pack Common Playday
In a series of shaded box scores the American Association games show Columbus defeating Kansas City 9 to 8, Columbus 8 Kansas City 2, St. Louis edging Louisville 31 to 9, St Paul 9 over Louisville 120 to trey 2d, Toledo 5 beat Milwaukee 3, Milwaukee 6 over Toledo 2, Indianapolis 14 over Minneapolis 4, Indianapolis 11 over Minneapolis 24.
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American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Loul
Louisville
Uist
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapoli
Minneapolis
Indianapol Minneapolis
Baseball Standings and Scores From Reading to Baltimore
International League results show Reading and Baltimore contests with Toronto and other clubs. listed are team records and player mentions such as Thompson Cantelly Piecher Parns ham Opan McAvoy. Southern Association scores include Atlanta 1 New Orleans 0 and Mobile 7 Birmingham 2, with Krille 31 Little Rock 4 Memphis 3 Chattanooga 2.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mobile
Birmingham
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Skeeters Sweep Doubleheader Over Syracuse
Jersey City won both ends of a doubleheader with Syracuse, taking the first 7 to 2 and the second 8 to 2. The Skeeters secured four wins in five games in the series, as Newark Bears dropped two to Rochester.
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Skeeters
Syracuse
Newark Bears
Rochester
Jersey City
Batien
Cardinals Hit Hard and Easily Defeat Cubs by 11-1
ST LOUIS June 25 Cardinals bombard Cubs 11 to 1 as Fournier and Smith homer. Bherdel pitched strongly and the St Louis hitters produced a convincing showing while Chicago fielding faltered.
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Cardinals
Cubs
ST. Louis
Chicago
Bherdel
Fournier
Smith
ST Uoas
Hew
Tsetse Howtos
Vince
Stettenry
Harwang
Piaya-Hurek
Jersey City Results and Club Standings Report
Yesterday's scores list Jersey City and Newark games with partial standings. The standings show Baltimore leading, Toronto trailing, and several teams separated by margins as the season progresses. Scores and team names are interspersed with unreadable fragments.
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Jersey City
Ayidgeheater
Iy Horheter
Newark
Td Thaitlmare
Forante
Ina
Hafialn
Reading
Toronto
Thochtee
Tribe Batsmen Garner Twenty-Seven Hits in Two Contests
Newark lost both ends of a double header to Rochester by 19 to 2 and 9 to 6. The Tribe’s batsmen collected fifteen hits in the first game and twelve in the second as the offense clicked with strong timely hitting.
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Tribe
Newark
Rochester Tribe
Chicago Golfers Ineligible for Intercollegiate Event
Captain George Hartman of the University of Chicago received word from Walker Jr former president of the Intercollegiate Association that Hartman and Burdette Ford are not eligible for the Garden City event this week. Eastern League results show Albany Springfield Hartford Bridgeport Fitchburg and other towns reported, with mixed scores and conditions noted for the field.
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Chicago
Hicago
George Hartman
University of Chicago
Walker Jr
Tern Intercollegiate Association
Burdette Ford
Garden City
Major League Standings Mention Multiple NL Teams
Standings show New York leading the National League with 4, Boston 3, Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 2 with 11 runs in. Cincinnati appears with mixed results including a note about Cincinnati at St Louis 0 and New York at Boston and St Louis at Cleveland. Other teams lack schedules.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Inc
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Pitachureh
St. Louie
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Washton
Antoni Boyd
Vora
York
Senators Take Close Race From Athletics
The Senators edged the Athletics 2 to 1 in Washington. Zachary limited hits while Harris issued walks as the visitors fell short in the final game of the three game series. Stolen bases and a three error scare marked the tense contest.
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Senators
Athletics
Zachary
Harris
Waminigtos Aifmea
Philadelphis
Peveinpaugh
Joheaten
Filadelphia
Weim Aten
Dellont
Wilt Piteh
Zarhary
Raremgeenary
Notiis
Marie
White Sox Return McCabe From Buffalo Club
CHICAGO June 25 Cabs pitcher of the International Seven, j sent back to the Buffalo club by the Chicago White Sox.
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White Sox
McCabe
Chicago
Cabs
Buffalo
Chicago White Sox
Intercollegiate tennis championship opens at Merion Club
College players from colleges across the East California the Middle West and the South gather for the Intercollegiate tennis championship at Merion Cricket Club. Play begins tomorrow with an entry list regarded as among the best in years.
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Philadelphia
Celleges
East
California
Middle West
South
Merion Cricket Club
Ray Eaton Wins Brooklyn In Last-Heat Half Mile Victory
Ray Eaton, a leading sprinter, won the half mile national championship at the Newark Velodrome, tying Arthur Spencer for the American title and later adding the mile crown at the New York Velodrome. Eaton edged past Spencer in the final, overcoming a prior two point deficit in the standings as Willie Spencer and Frank Kramer also vied for top honors. In a separate game, the Brooklyn Robins defeated the Phillies 3-2 after a late comeback in extras, marking a dramatic rally with a decisive ninth inning run.
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Ray Eaton
Brooklyn
Arthur Spencer
Newark
Eaton
New York
Eaton Rede
Kramer
Orlando Piant
Ray Eatot
Willie Spencer
Frank Kramer
Rlando Piani
Arthur
Plant
Nova
Wan
Nmin Recaeus
Jensen Mirec
Fiten Curafeseione
Romany Paints
Aa Feareiee
John Hedell
Laurent Te Mere Fipokare
Beaton 1Mpeneer
Lawrente
Boutran
Sfewaraener
Conewee
Wilata
Enmasiaiten
Rite Teuliester
Kamath
Newari
Piles Eyes Lab
Kraewer Rewark
Courth
inRton
Raila i Arden
Nutey
Ray Francisco
Fred Mill
Tostonite
Sasamaraschard Wipwerth
Robina
Ibbets
Phillies
Aevon
Market Fea | Clover
Brooklyns
Hank de Berry
Art
Fletcher
Harry Shriver
Lefty" Weiner
Neith Hows
Johnston
Groy Walley
George Emith
Keefaling Wins Paris Grand Prix at 2 to 1
Paris June 26 Keefaling captured the Grand Fries de Paria with a field of fifteen horses. Ramus finished second and Algerian showed. Bets favored Keefaling at 2 to 1 with Ramus even for place and Algerian at 2 to 1 for show.
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Keefaling
Paris
Associated Press
Ramus
Ev Wily
Ierian
Andaye Ramus
Dempsey Arrives for Possible Villa Bout in New York
Jack Dempsey slips into New York and checks into the Ansonia Hotel with mentor Doc Kearns. He says he is eager to fight and expects to meet Villa later, while plans for the bout are still unsettled. Dempsey heads to Providence Wednesday for exhibition boxing with sparring partner Larry Williams.
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John Harrison Dempsey
Scandinavia
Grand Central Station
Ansonia
Kearns
Nempsey
Providence
Larry Williams
Tex Rickird
Dempsey
Welterweight Title Clash Highlight New York Bout Card
The 228th Street Velodrome hosts a boxing night headlined by Jack Britton vs Benny Leonard in a fifteen round welterweight clash. Both champions defend titles, with prior bouts decided by decision. Ringside notes mention weigh in, prelims featuring Stark vs Caney and Dempsey spark, as the night promises strong action and potential title implications.
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228Th Street
Wil
Jack Britton
Benny Leonard
Pride of Marlem
Brueton
Tte
Britton
Fiate Au Port du
Yesterioy
Sammy Marco
Stark
Johnny ‘Caney
Sam Mossberg
Jack Dempsey
Jack McAul
Reds defeat Pirates 7 to 4 for third straight win
Cincinnati Reds built a 7 to 4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates securing a third consecutive win to sweep the series. The Reds offense surged through the game while pitching limited the Pirates, with strong performances from key players in the late innings.
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Reds
The
Pirates
Cincinnati
Dealer Specialty Offer at Broadway and 13th Street
Short ad copy hints at a dealer promotion located at Broadway at 13th Street near Warren. The readable fragment suggests a sales pitch emphasizing long wear and satisfaction for a customer grab. No clear names or dates present.
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George Kelly
John J. McGraw
Allendy
Inez
Invaders
Davy
Leon
Oesehger
Richard de Marquis
Hark Gowdy
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Kony
Ryand
Clan McGraw
Joe Ck
Lota George
Rory Young
Canningham
Kelly
Gibraltar
Byam
Nk Frisch
Coppingham
Arthur Nehfoxfel
Grace Ford
Tel
Meic
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Noth
Buay
Nicholson
Cruise
Seattle
Bill Cyntingham
Casey Frengel
Fordham University
Frank Prisch
Dick Ruydolph
Lary
Cosy Dolan
Bordon
Sialar
St. Loukard
Ellmann
Det Mat
Leve
Foraker
Cleve Witt
New Tork
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Pet. Mornsby
St. Laie
Grimes
Chi
An Bieber
Phrabas A ' Ans
Daubert
Drown
Baltimore
Thompawn
Cantelly
Piecher
Parnsham
Opan
Ant McAvoy
BY Briggs
Freier
fiino-Hottamtey
Dubue
Holt
Terart
International League
Firat
Pothi Hh
Hunt
Brady
Webb
Baekhees— Allen
Kneleeh Newark
Inninas
Howe
Stame
Kneseon
Eisen
Mit
Pitehar
Birweke Wi Hien
Ly Howe
Willy Ompier
Gaston
Melelde
Rocherter
Eil Powier
Maser Co
Uae
Stearmiande
Wilson
Thoehester
Ware
Naliwin
Blake
Onitesite
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Tteher
Hlisha
Diane Wirpher
Gnaton
Albany
Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
Terbury
Fitchburg
Pittafield-New Haven
Schmandt
Shriver
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Weinerth
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Ardy
Ty Fletcher
Bet Lehramidt
de Berey
Sebmandt
Willa
Paillees
Peers
Weinertsntzi
Mary
Peters Brookisn
Myers
Janvein
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Zeca
Ivy
Neix
Welch
Mac O Fleteh
Wheat
Johnston Weinert
Geor Smith
Oleon
Ponpine
Paine
Charley Ebbets
Robins
Fogrtegg Fuetaentalse
Brosklya
Heraadt
Beoeian
Snares
Cy" Williams
Phittes
J. Smiths
Cardinale
En ME Howe
Biss
R’aring
To-Mont
Remny Leonard
Jake Herttons
Terenee Browder
E.ntalian
Das Demprey
Tom Koyton
Veankle Carpenters
Tosade
Oakland
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Weperspay
Brighton Boxiay
Clon
Wille Pol
Wille Ciery
Regiment Armory
Fred Steaber
Dor O'Neil
Broadway
13Th St
Warren
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