Red Sox top Williams with diving catch and late run
In a tense Boston win, Roy Hartzell’s diving stop on Coombe’s liner preserves a scoreless tie into the later innings. Ray Fisher shuts down the Yankees with key pitches as Daley and Williams drive in runs, and a wild pitch by Fisher allows Janvrin to score for the decisive margin.
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Charlie van Loan Mingleton
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Fran Ja Chance
Harry Williams
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Hartzell
Ray Fisher
Janvrin
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Wilde
Crumbe
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Fitba
Ertate
New York
Sacrite
Fisbens
Watches Betters Not Batters at the Polo Grounds
A mysterious man called Hawkshaw sits in the third base wing of the grandstand watching fans for signs of gambling. Regulars say he is a private agent paid to curb betting and he keeps an eye on both the Yankees and the Giants while the action unfolds.
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Polo Grounds
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Doubleheader tilt fuels Cubs win over Reds in two games
Chicago swept Cincinnati 6 2 in game one and 1 0 in game two as Douglass and Brubaker squared off. Hits came from Bell Moran Groh and Sweeney for Chicago while Vaughn and Douglas starred for Cincinnati. Umpire and pitching notes appear, with late reliefs and substitutions listed amid the chaotic box score.
Pirates Win Close Game in Ten Inning Victory Over St. Louis
In a tight contest Pittsburgh edged St. Louis 3 to 2 in the 10th. Firspargn delivered a key run with a triple followed by Kelly’s sacrifice fly. Wagner drew a base on balls and stole home as Ko ucehy and Mitchell advanced, with Sailee guarding the plate. The game featured wild throws and timely hitting, as Miller, Buss, and Sailer contributed in the late innings.
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Burlense
Suytere Fizaree
Herat Sponcer
Sailer N ‘Ulutvanse
Hiyatt
Lees
Han
Gibson
Cowper
Hiite
Cather
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Wile Kelly
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Hite de Comer
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Om Mewutilan
Ennings
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Wagerh
Catey
Leck
Fina
Miller
Firet
Cuba
Falieg
Faerie Alien
Kemedis
Sine Pereitis
Matt
Lola
Furic
Desalen
Harvard Henley Crew Arrives in London
The Harvard Henley crew reached London tonight and headed for Henley, seeking Sunday practice as English custom allows, noting four daily runs on the trip. They report good health and confidence of a strong showing despite travel and climate.
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Harvard Henley
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Senators Lose Game by Forfeit in Doubleheader
Philadelphia forfeited the first game 9 to 0 after umpire Chill ruled Washington pitcher Engel had an illegal delivery. Washington protested as Engel repeatedly drew called balls, with McBride requesting a ruling before the forfeit was declared. Philadelphia won the second game 6 to 8 in 10 innings, Baker delivering the deciding blows.
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Thomas
Bill
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Roested
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Athletics
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Williams homer caps Browns rally back to second place
In St Louis on June 26 Gus Williams hit a longest home run to right field with Shotten on first, lifting the Browns to a 2 0 win over Cleveland. Cleveland stranded bases loaded twice and failed to score as Hamilton shut them out and the Browns moved into second in the pennant race.
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Meyers
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White Sox win seventh straight beating Tigers 2 1
Chicago White Sox extend win streak to seven games with a 2 to 1 victory over Detroit. Pitching duel between Faber and Dubuc. Faber drives in the lead with a sixth inning double and later scores on Demmitt single. Detroit's Blackburn steals second and scores in the same frame.
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SKEETERS SINK DEEPER IN WILD BASEBALL RAIN
Montreal fell to Jersey in a nine inning game by 7 to 5 as Logue pitched poorly, walking five and allowing two hits while the visitors outbatted the Canadians. The box score shows scattered hits from Ish Presse Kippertie and Sturphy among others with errors and miscues adding to the scoring. numerous players are listed with incomplete names and figures due to the OCR text.
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Pitcherstie Leas
Tigers Buy Promising Pitcher In June Purchase
The Detroit Tigers purchased Smithson, a handed pitcher, from the Central Association club for 275 dollars. Smithson has won one of ten decisions this season and struck out ninety eight batters in his limited outings. He will report to Detroit when Hughie Jennings requests him.
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Hughie Jennings
Superbas Rally To Beat Phillies In Brooklyn Loss
The Brooklyn Superbas climbed from the cellar with a 7 to 4 win over Philadelphia. Key hits by Jacobs and Daubert sparked early offense, while Burns and Devore contributed for Philadelphia but could not overcome the Superior pitching from Brooklyn. Mattinen and Pfeffer worked on the mound as the game wore on.
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Stengel
Luderus
Burns
Devore
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Smith
Beeke
Fischer
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Tip Tops Fall to Terrapins in Low-Scoring Tilt
Baltimore Terrapins defeated the Tip Tops 4 to 3 as Otto Knabe’s club built an early lead with two runs on balls and a Walsh double. Juul started for Brooklyn, then Wonek replaced him after a shaky second, while Jack Quinn pitched for Baltimore. Grover Land starred for the Tip Tops with strong defense and a late push, but the Terrapins held on for the win.
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Terrapins
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Houck
Brooklyn Federals
Jack Quinn
Otto Knabe
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Wonek
Tip Tops
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Weither
Buffalo Feds Win 4 2 as Sixth Inning Rally Succeeds
Buffalo Feds overcome Pittsburgh Feds 4 to 2 with three sixth inning runs sparked by Knetzer on smart baserunning and an error. Louden belts a solo homer in the eighth, Krapp shines for Pittsburgh with seven scattered hits.
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Errors of Tooley Defeat Indians in Open of Rochester Series
Rochester defeats Newark 3 to 2 as Tooley miscues allow all three Rochester runs. Lee pitches well for the Indians, but Newark errors behind him prove costly in the opener. McMillan and Priest key defensive plays, while faulty fielding multiplies distractions in a tight game.
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Newark
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Priest
Long Motor Boat Race Heads To New York Albany Run
The New York to Albany motor boat race spans about 270 statute miles. It starts at 8 a m from a point in the Hudson River opposite West 147th Street. The New York Motor Boat Club directs the event with commodore C P Chapman. Class B boats Flyaway III and Blue Peter V compete alongside other entrants from Port Washington and Yonkers clubs.
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Corinthian Club
Yonkers
Women’s Invitational Golf at Shawnee Links Finals Set
Sater Gap Penns June 26 saw Mrs Konslder Bartow of the Marion Crick Club and Mrs W S Hilles of Wilmington reach the semi finals of the Shawneepee Club women’s invitational. Mrs Barlow defeated Miss Mildred Caverly 5 and 3. Mrs Hilles beat Mrs Eleanor Chandler 1 up as Caverly faced Hilles in the later rounds.
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Marion Cricket Club
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Wilmington
Shawneepee Club
Barlow
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
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Huntingdon Valley
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Andy
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Hugenord Chandler
Huntington
Walier
Deaton
Giants Fatten Up Their Averages In Doubleheader
Boston takes early control as Matty and Fromme duel in a twin bill. Giants win 4 to 1 in the opener and 10 to 4 in the second, with Rigler clashing with umpires and Giants stars Hob Bescher and Meyers delivering key hits and fielding.
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Matty
Bob Bescher
Real Time Trial for Shamrock IV in Torquay
In Torquay England June Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV began its first official trial under cap 1 conditions on a seventeenth mile course. The challenger steered by William P Buron crossed the line at 1 15 with the trial boat following fifty nine seconds later. Beating into light airs the Shamrock IV showed improved speed though the wind remained fluky with the Jenger 1 minute 46 ahead at the weather mark. The trial finished after about 3 hours 48 minutes with the Shamrock IV running in and the first elapsed time around 1 46 ahead.
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England
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
Wey
William P. Buron
Unclear sports recap with scattered names and places
Fragmentary report lists Buffalo and Baltimore with a 10 to 9 score and mentions players Russell and McAvoy. Other text references batteries dater and latonge and a game at Polo Grounds with Boston and Admiral, but details are garbled and unclear.
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