Giants Take Narrow Win Over Phillies At Polo Grounds
New York Giants beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a tense Polo Grounds game. Ames pitched a strong six innings for the Crafts while Schulte was lifted in the eighth. Killifer homered and Murray drove in a run on a sacrifice. Scivitts allowed six hits but failed to prevent the decisive runs.
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National League and American League standings and results
Summary of yesterday’s baseball scores with NL results New York 4 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 0. AL standings New York Philadelphia 5 1 Detroit 4 Cleveland 1 Chicago 3 St Louis 0. also interleague and international games with Toronto Baltimore Montreal scores and team standings across leagues.
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Braves Beat Braves? Braves Lose to Dodgers? (Inaccurate placeholder kept within limits)
In a slow game Boston's sluggers failed to seize chances as Brooklyn's pitchers kept them in check. The Braves showed limited scoring with runners left on base while Brooklyn collected nine hits and led 2 to 0 through much of the afternoon, trudging through an uneasy slugfest and trading blows with hopes of rallying in later innings.
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Reds Fall After Errors In Cubs Victory
The Cubs defeated the Reds 2 to 0 as Suggs faltered and backing support failed Cincinnati struggled with defensive miscues and wasted efforts by Richie on the mound. Leach, Schulte, and Marek provided Chicago offense while Cincinnati left runners stranded and committed critical errors that decided the game.
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Senators Get Even Break in Doubleheader with Red Sox
Washington and Boston split a doubleheader in which Internatore and Groom split the mound duties. Game one ended 3 to 2 after ten innings for Washington, while Boston won the second 8 to 4 as Wood outpitched Johnson. Numerous sharp plays highlighted the contest with small-hit pitching and late-inning drama featuring key figures like Walker and Speaker.
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Tigers Defeat the Naps in a Four-Run Affair
The Tigers beat the Naps 4 to 0 today as Krapp’s three passes set up Detroit’s rallies and strong fielding. Notable highlights include Laiole, Tureen, Jackson, and Crawford contributing in a fast game, helped by early offense and solid defense in Cleveland.
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Tree Bate Nite
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Cleveland
Sherhtan
Home Run Saves Skeeters in Jersey City Victory
The Skeeters beat Montreal 7 to 6 in Jersey City as Barrows hit a long home run in the seventh, sparking a late rally. Montreal catcher Plerea was knocked down on a collision at the plate in the eighth. three physicians treated him and he left for the clubhouse.
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Yankees Win Then Lose in Double-Header Clash
Philadelphia reports a twin bill where the Yankees split with the Athletics at Philadelphia's Schuylkill Park. New York won the first game in a tense rally on Sweeney's triple and Maloney's hit, while Fenimore Warhop shut down the Athletics in relief after Roy Fisher faltered. Edits note a late misplay and strong fielding by Cree and Zinn, with Collins and Strunk making key plays.
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Empty Gasoline Tank Costs Big Auto Race
Dieppe France June 26 Boillot driving a French Peugeot won the automobile Grand Prix covering 1540 kilometres in 12 hours 6 minutes 235 seconds at an average speed just over 68 mph Wagner second in 14 hours 11 minutes 25 seconds Regal third in 14 hours 23 minutes 26 seconds. Bruce-Brown was disqualified for fueling at an unauthorized station. A heavy rain marred the event though thousands watched as cars thundered by.
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Athletes Sail Again Instructors In Defeat Antwerp
The U.S. Olympic team training in Antwerp for Stockholm held a two hour session with trainer Mike Murphy reporting solid results. Michael Ryan, overcoming an ankle issue, ran eight miles before boarding the Finland to sail for Stockholm. The voyage featured a large farewell as the team waved flags while The Star Spangled Banner played.
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Sweden
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Ume
White Sox Blank Browns In Six Run Test
Chaotic garbled box score shows Chicago defeating Browns 7 to 6 in a Warren era game. Allison charged with runs while White Sox hitters collected four triples. notable names include Stovail Lord Cullatian and Connolly.
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Tri-State League Results Feature Scattered Wins and Losses
Fragmented report lists Buffalo defeating various opponents while struggle continues for other teams. References to Stroud Mitchell Walker Vick Martin Ferken and Batteries Sutton Paynes McTieue Brock and Tt highlight pitching and fielding miscues. Scores show Trenton 4 Morrisville 2 and other unsettled line items across Newark Allentown Atlantic City and surrounding towns.
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Boxing to enter Olympic list and club licenses granted
Charles J. Harvey of the state Athletic Commission seeks to add boxing to the Olympic program in Stockholm. The commission granted licenses to Larchmont Yacht Club New Brunswick Athlete Club and Queensberry Athlete Club while Eureka Athletic Club license decision was postponed. Albert Palzer prepares for battle with Bombardier Wells in Madison Square Garden with Wells promising scientific boxing. Palzer predicts victory by outpointing Wells, who aims to prove faster and smarter. Tickets for the bout sell fast with prices ranging from $1 to $10.
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McNamara Wins Five Mile Brighton Beach Race
James J. McNamara of the Irish American Athletic Club led a field of sixty one to win the five mile scratch race at the Brighton River track held by the Brooklyn Elks. He surged ahead at the fourth mile and finished in 27.03% with James J. Williams second and William J. Horton third. The Mohawk Athletic Club won the team trophy. John Constant of Brooklyn set a new amateur American mile record with 6.215 seconds in a flying start.
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