Yankees and Red Sox split doubleheader in Boston
The Yankees and Red Sox split a June doubleheader with New York winning the first game and Boston taking the second 4 to 2. Pitcher Jack Warhop delivered a strong showing for the Yankees while Joe Wood starred for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jity
Tribune
Yankees
Red Sox
New York
Roston
Jack Warhop
Roston Wenl
Contol
Bess
Joe Wood
Caldwell
Brown
Weed
Joe
Carrigan
Mays
Donovan
Baumans
Naisel
Maise
Taumaann
Janvrin
Pipp
Crees
Cree
Shore
Pines
Boone
Ph Thomas
Sweeney
Warhop
Hartzell
Thomas
Gardner
Wagner
Boston
Tri Speaker
Lewis
Cady
Janine
Hlooper
Hoone
Mes
Pame
Wood
Heston
Speaker
Hoblitzell
Athletics Even Up Beating Washington 3 to 2
Philadelphia defeated Washington 3 to 2 to even the series as Lajoie's triple and Melnnis' RBI provided the decisive run in the sixth inning. Hushad pitched seven innings and struck out seven as Philadelphia pulled ahead in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Melnnis Prerieely
Htuehaid
Torals
Phila
A. Ls
Eurh Pos Army
el Comnally
Ibsiaeerersets
Ana Ole Ab
Ofp Et Hedi Presses
Brats
Waiea Iejites Pia ‘Hse Bane
Tigers Fall as Weilman Wins Third Time This Week
Detroit reports another 7 to 2 defeat to the St. Louis Browns with Carl Weilman earning his sixth win over the Tigers this season. Weilman remains the Browns pitcher who has consistently beaten Detroit, the lone victor for St. Louis against the Tigers this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Browns
Carl Weilman
Detroit
Carl Wellman
St Louis Browns
Wellman
St. Louia
Steenteen
Rita Hs
Tina Teen
Bae Doe Cohen
Bentne
Phillies Top Brooklyn 4–0 on Alexander Gem
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 4 to 0 as Buck Wheat homers off Alexander in the eighth after 28 batters face him. Jack Coombs starts strong before faltering in the seventh. Edna Bancroft and teammates support with timely two runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teterann
Tribune
Philadelphia
Grover Clever J
Alexander
Phillies
Brooklyn Superbas
Buck Wheat
St. Louis
Jack Coombe
Quaker City
Wheat
Stengel
Bancroft
Nicho
Getz
Jack Coombs
Sbrige
Stoven
Daubert
Niehof
Coombs
Cravath
Niehoff
Meeker
Whitted
Miller
Luderus
Killifa
Alex
Sifer
Thelas
Apnea Abrhpoae
Ua Ben
Sean Ct
AEP Hss
Fiennel
Ferme I
Aletender
Ruger
Cleveland Turns Tables on Chicago in Pitchers' Duel
Cleveland tops Chicago 4 to 3 after a tight pitching duel between Walker and Benz. The decisive rally comes after Schaik misplays a popup, with Collins driving in Chicago's first run and a late defensive miscue aiding Cleveland. Chicago's offense struggles as Walker gets better support from his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White Sox
Walker
Benz
Schaik
Sporty
Pide Collins
Chicago
Ramon
Bol Eoe
New England League Results Feature Evans Victory
New England League results show Evans defeating Manchanee 9 to 0 as a dominant performance. The brief recap notes Evans achieving a clean scoreline with a strong showing by Manchanee credited in the margins.
Tip Tops lose two games after heat in tip top fashion
The Brooklyn Tip Tops dropped two games and saw their first baseman Hap Mye suspended after a heated altercation with Chicago Whales manager Joe Tinker. The Whales won both games 6 to 1 and 10 to 6, with Tinker also suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIP Tops
Frooklyn Tip Tops
Hap Mye
Myers
Httle
Joe Tinker
Chicago Whales
Tinker
Myers-Tinker
Tope
Yale Crushes Harvard in Final Game at Ebbets Field
Yale bats overpower Harvard 10 to 0 as Pie Way dominates on the mound and Garrett struggles in relief. Mahan enters late to try to stem the tide, but Yale’s offense explodes with timely hitting and fielding miscues by Harvard.
Results of Games in Three Leagues and Standings
National League games today include Chicago at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at St Louis with yesterday's results Boston 7 New York 5 Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 9 St Louis 4 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 2. American League shows Cleveland at Detroit and New York at Boston with scores 8 2 and 1 0. National League standings list Chicago and Boston atop, while American and Federal League tables show leaders and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Etaburgh
St. Louie
Boston
New York
Phiadelgina
Brooklyn
St Voule
Pluspurgh
Clocanati
AL Phila
St Doulens
Cinciatl
Pitvsi
Cleveland
Detroit
Sea Young
Philadelphia
Ington
Waige
St Louie
Phila
Fark
Kansas City
Pittchureh
Mutat
Stouts
Baltimore
St Lauis
W. LP
Newark
Kan
City
Standings and results from international club games
Yesterday's results show Jersey City routing Newark and Montreal defeating Toronto while Providence and Buffalo teams competed. Standings list Newark and Rochster among leaders with several close, high scoring matches. Toronto and Montreal trails noted in the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Providence
Tuffalo
Montreal
Mond
Jersey City
Jehmond
Kochrater
Toronto
Westall
Roch'ter
Taranto
Richmond Nine Sweeps Skee ters in Doubleheader
Richmond, Va. June 26 Richmond won both games from Jersey City 9 to 1 and 7 to 3. The Nats played flawless defense with no errors. Works allowed scattered hits in the first game while Sherman homered and doubled. Ring was strong in the second with ten strikeouts as Russell delivered in the pinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jersey City
Sherman
Russell
Pittsburgh Feds Edge Buffalo in Tight Exhibition
Pittsburgh Feds won a close game against Buffalo with a 2 to 0 score. Bunnio contributed a single and a triple in the innings while Anderson was hit often and Allen held Buffalo to scattered hits. Chase McDonald and Engle produced the two scoring plays in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnio
Pittsburgh Feds
Buffalo Feds
Anderson
Allen
Chase
McDonald
Engle
Tastarah
Ales
Orcensrs Andon
Reulbach Stars as Newark Feds Triumph Over Kansas City Packers
Ed Reulbach, former Cubs pitcher, led the Newark Feds to a 6 to 5 victory over the Kansas City Packers at Harrison. Cullop allowed five runs. Laporte and McKechnie each had three hits for Newark while Roush hit a fifth inning homer. Fielding was strong for Newark as Packers' Bradley and Rawlings handled chances well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reulbach
Cubs
Newark Feds
Kansasity Packers
Harrison
Packers
Reulbach
Newark
Nick Cullop
Cleveland
Cullop
Gingras
Perring
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
Balks
Jane
Brennan
Esmond
Mills
Laporte
McKechnie
Rariden
Rousch
Exmond
Feds
Bill Bradley
Rawlings
Peresti
Kansas City
Campurts
la Coernaynect UE
Aw Aman
Taptesy
Boheer If
Shaw
Beh
Iwuley
Gilmore
Hartons
Trown
Miverno
Culton
Pu Zoo O
Grearan
Plank Defeats Bender In Baltimore Doubleheader
Baltimore and St. Louis split a twin bill as Eddie Plank shut out the Orioles 2 to 0 in the first game while Robin Johnson led a 5 to 3 Terrapins win in the nightcap. Johnson formed a triple play in the second contest, with St Louis pitchers and fielders contributing to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. Louis
Eddie Plank
Chief Bender
Robin Johnson
Chicago
Terrapins
St. Louia
Montclair Nine Beaten 14 to 4 by Forest Hills Club
Forest Hills Athletic Club overwhelmed Montclair Athletic Club 14 to 4 in an Amateur League game at Montclair. Rain delayed play and both sides erratic late. Montclair’s runs came on errors. Eddie Meyer allowed sin slams in several innings for Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. Jy
Furman
Forest Hills Athletic Club
Montclair Athletic Club
Eddie Meyer
Tichita
Montclair Apengoas
A. Meyer
Deetien
Itaoa
Kinney
Poevens
Iltiane
TOL Ondge
An Hillman
Warren
Bryan
Oz Genet
Corgegi
MtCalu
Doyle Tannen
Ager
Englewood
Crescent Athletic Club
Englewood Field Club
Nash Named Harvard Baseball Captain for Next Season
Henry L. Nash class of 1918 was chosen captain of Harvard's baseball team for the next season at the Harvard Club. A left-hander from Newton, Mass., he has played first base for two years and previously captained his class nine. The 1917 Harvard team, noted as one of the university’s best, defeated both Yale and Princeton and lost only four games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Nash
Harvard
Nash
Newton
Mass
Fans Flock To Free Tip Tops Game At Washington Park
The Chicago and Brooklyn Tip Tops baseball teams will play at Washington Park tomorrow afternoon with no admission charge. Fans Day sets the gates open at 1 30 pm and grants free tickets to recent attendees in a reserved section. Officials from the league and club, plus Brooklyn city dignitaries including Borough President Lewis I pounds, will attend. Fans are urged to use the Fourth Avenue subway from Chambers Street to Ton Street station and walk two blocks to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Tip Tops
Tip Top
Lewis I. Pounds
Borough of
Fourth Avenue
Chambers Street
Chambers Street To the ‘Ton Street
Washingon Park
City Hall
Manhattan
Yew Velodrome Riders to Start in Motor Paced Race
Lawrence and Mitten join Vincenzo Madonna at Sheepshead Bay Velodrome Tuesday night for a motor paced event. Madonna, a rising Italian rider, impressed fans with pace and speed, while Lawrence and Mitten, known on the Chicago and Philadelphia tracks, challenge the champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yew
Lawrence
Mitten
Sheepshead Bay
Percy Lawrence
Worth Mitten
Vincenzo Madonna
Fir Mion
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Madonna
Fang
Carman
Robby Walthour
Victor Smart
Floyd MacFarland
Erie Employes Form Baseball League In Erie Region
Erie employes organize a baseball league with eight teams and elimination rounds. Chief patron is F D Underwood president of the company. About 2000 workers available with former college and semi pro players in the metropolitan area slated to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Greater
F. D. Underwood
Progr
Public School Athletes Reach Borough Finals In New York
About one hundred boys from the five boroughs await the final rounds of the Public Schools Tournament. The schedule shifts to after the school year as organizers seek broader participation and avoid impacting lessons. Teams from P S 11 and P S 53 lead, with strong performances from P S 8 and P S 5. Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan squads contest for the silver medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Nee’ York
Cec
Raed Sigue
Root Athletic Een
Aho
Tages
New York
Semeson
Amample
Public Schewaleh' Wen Gree Somers
Renal Public School
Tarly
Kbee Wall
Ant Secker
C. U. Hawking
Tom Walters
Tommy
Harry Walters
Suet Psl
Bill Hague
Feld
Bill Rich
Arthur Huston
Falcone
Huston
Philip Carey
Bronx
P. S
Vinta
Manhattan
Ellis
Borgas
Finn
Destin
Turner
Devlin
Mel
P&s
Greater New York
Borga
Dealin
Furley
Dwyer
Crooke
Felie
Ourt
Overian P
Queens
Brooklyn
Roselle
Queena
Public School
Aitories
Broskins
Werdling
Sander
Bess
Eld
Schmit
Kinner
Pablie
Stapleton
Staten Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
High
Maisel
Pinch Runner
Baumann
Boeton
Hooper
Eltoenker
Poona Th. Beeerey
Wartop
Wee
A. le
Ee Boraerst
Maur Petait
Bodeh
Renin
Baliet Tor Town
Superbas
New England
Aevonse
Evans
Manchanee
Ian
Yinst Gass
Broith
Finck
Tore Yemiet
Tibet
Sean Ant Vison
Bled Htengran
Aaron Et Hisck
Werierail
Pierer
Tunkeer
Clemens
Hla
Saas Ieee
Land
Mann
Lee
Ny Pypnaran
Siac
Fottaoe
Vyta Tine
New World
Mark
Dario Resta
Peugeot
YALE
Way
Garrett
Blue
Crimson
Twirler
Mahan
Ebbets Field
Thames
Pie Way
Sons of
Eli
Princeton
Met
Percy Haughton
Haughton
New Haven
Charles E. Brickley
Everett
Brickley
Waterman
Easton
Milady
Batman
Hunter
Milburn
Harry Legore
Eddie Mahan
Abbott
Legan Mahan
Legore
Hush
Mickefe
Lorna
Ad Huntene
Gannet E
Hidwice.t
Eniiling
Garret
Pet Maria
En Mahan
Potala
National League
Eral League
Skeeters
Virginians
Fas
Barty
Purtelt
Reynoldy
Jordante
Nile Portall
Park
Arran
bin Tungll
Qvale
Tatey
Finst Gam
Ery
F. Te
Thompson
Arracon
Puirtel
Rentley
Cran
Pek
Hs Jorgen
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cub
Csnimp
Barten
Plank
Bender
Bauterie
Piack and
Maries
Johnson
Jeckiliech
Crandall
Laat
Englew
Fore Hills
Forest Hills
Nash New
P. S. 11
The
Blackonion
American Association Resuim
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!