Giants Narrowly Beat Braves as Doyle Stars in Polo Grounds
In a humid Polo Grounds afternoon the Giants edged the Braves 7 to 1 behind Jeff Terreau and a clutch two run fourth inning. Larry Doyle sparked New York with timely hits and stellar defense including multiple double plays. Burns stole second and scored, Merkle and Doyle drove in runs, while James held Boston to six hits. The victory tightens the gap with Philadelphia and keeps the pennant race lively as the Giants gain ground on their archrivals.
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Baseball Race in Big Leagues
Phillies lead with 47 wins and 18 losses as Washington and Cleveland trade positions. Detroit sits near the middle with 2 games back in the AL standings while New York and others compete for standings and early season momentum.
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Senators and Athletics split double header in Washington
In a June 2 double header, the Senators won the first game 2 to 0 and the Athletics the second 11 to 4. Brown pitched well for Washington, while Johnson struggled. in the second game Hughes and Gallia were ineffective for Philadelphia. Harper pitched the last three innings for Washington. The Philadelphia offense stalled in the first game but exploded in the nightcap, with Houck and Hughes battered, and Musgrove, Murphy, and Meinnis among the standout hitters.
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Red Sox Crush Yankees In Doubleheader Sweep At Fenway Park
Boston routes New York in both games at Fenway, 19 to 4 in game one and a closer victory in game two. Ray Keating pitched poorly in the first game as Boston pounded him for thirteen hits and ten runs in five innings, while Ray Caldwell finished the last three frames with two hits allowed. In the nightcap, Boston built a lead with a four-run seventh inning and a late scoring surge, defeating the Yankees as Bedient, Fisher, and McConnell limited damage.
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Pirates Win In Twelfth At St Louis
In St Louis on June 21 the Pirates beat the Cardinals 4 to 5 in twelve innings. Key plays included Wilson and Kommera singles and Coleman's long sacrifice fly for Pittsburgh, with St Louis answering in the ninth on a run produced by Cooper’s advance and Wingo’s RBI single. Pitching saw Camnitz relieve, with various relievers handling the extended game.
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White Sox hold off Naps for second straight win
Chicago defeats Cleveland 8 to 2 behind patient hitting and solid pitching. Cleotte started for Chicago with Jackson, Carish and Lajoie contributing late, while Russell shut down the Naps after a rough seventh. Jackson homered and reached base twice in four trips, helping the White Sox secure the win and split the series.
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Superbas Bat Phillies in High Scoring Game
Brooklyn Superbas blast Philadelphia with eighteen hits including eight for two bases. Smith leads with four hits as Brooklyn routs the Phillies 9 to 0, Stengel, Wheat, and Daubert contributing multi hit performances while Stack hurls a strong game on the mound.
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard Club Team In Exhibition
The Yale and Harvard club squads met at Weetebester Country Club for their fourth annual game. Yale won 17 to Yale dominated with strong hitting and solid pitching by McKay and Mallory, while Harvard struggled with nine misplays and highlighted the standout outings by Mallory and McKay. A separate Montison Square Garden boxing exhibition featured George Rodell and Gunboat Smith, with Rodell knocked down thrice in the third round and the referee stopping the bout.
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Browns Rally To Down Tigers In Detroit Showdown
Weilman’s pitching stifled Detroit as St Louis won 3 to 2. Hall struggled with six walks as the Browns pushed across runs in the fifth and seventh innings, with a key eighth-inning tally on selective hitting and solid defense. Notable plays included Stanage’s throwing to erase two runners and a notable miscue by Detroit’s defense.
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Lajoie May Be Benched By Cleveland Naps Manager
Chicago reports that Napoleon Lajoie may be benched as regular second baseman for the Cleveland Naps while manager Birmingham considers a temporary shift. The plan favors keeping Lajoie in the lineup as long as his form remains strong and he is a valuable fielding presence. Turner is expected to push for his chance, but no wholesale removal is anticipated.
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Reds Keep On Winning Three Straight Over Cubs
Cincinnati wins third straight against Chicago, 4 1, Benton struggles with control but yields only four hits. Smith pitches well for Chicago apart from one rough inning. Strong Cincinnati bats in the first frame spark four-run rally aided by four hits and two walks.
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Touchard Blights Hopes Of Washburn In Semi Final
Gustave F Touchard defeated Watson M Washburn in straight sets to reach the final of the Middle States tennis championship at the Orange Club Mountain Station N J. Touchard dominated Washburn with clever attack and fast volleys winning 6 1 6 0.
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Skeeters Fall To Montreal In Five Inning Tilt
Montreal opened with a cue scored 3 runs in the fourth aided by an error, beating Skeeters 3 to 1. Jersey City’s lone run came on a single by Eachen after subbing for Thompson. Montreal pitchers Lennox and Mattern combined for the defeat, with Jersey City fielding miscues contributing to the outcome.
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Americans Out On Courts Abroad At Wimbledon
Wimbledon, June 27. Maurice H. McLoughlin stands as the sole American contender for the all England singles title as Norris Williams, Wallace Johnson, and Craig Biddle lose their matches. Williams retires after two sets to McLoughlin, Johnson follows, and R. Watson defeats Craig Riddle. Doubles see Riddle and Hackett fall to Ingram and Bentley, while Gore and Dixon lose to English and German players in their own matches. The day also features several other international results with Danish, Australian, Cambridge, and German players posting victories.
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Australians Strike Snag In Philadelphia Cricket Opener
Australian cricketers and the gentlemen of Philadelphia opened a three day match at Haverford with low-scoring notes. Philadelphia were all out for 135 in the first innings while the Australians made only 9. In the Philadelphians second innings they were dismissed for 87 as Pearce and Marley shared seven wickets apiece. Play to resume tomorrow with Australians tobat in their second innings.
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Local auto meet assured at Brighton Beach track
A joint plan between the Motor Dealers' Contest Association of New York and Brighton Beach management advances to hold at least one automobile race meet on the beach track in July. Downs will assist with promotion, George Robertson chairs the racing committee, and a new planning program seeks sanction from the American Automobile Association within days.
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