Tesreau Blanks Robins to Split Series in 1-0 Win
Jeff Tesreau pitched a masterful nine innings for the Giants as the New York team edged the Brooklyn Robins 1 to 0 at Ebbets Field. Tesreau allowed six Robins hits and walked two, while Buck Wheat and Jimmie Johnston contributed key hits to back the shutout and keep alive talk of a trade debate over Slim Sallee.
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Braves shut out Phillies as Barnes shines in win
Barnes of the Braves pitched a shutout and bunted four singles plus a run scoring in the fourth inning. Snodgrass and Magee robbed Paskert of a homer. The Braves beat Philadelphia 1 to 0 for their fourth straight win against the Phillies.
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Cardinals Bunch Hits And Beat Redlegs
The Cardinals defeated Cincinnati 2 to 0 in a game described as rough defensively with poor hitting with runners on base. Betzel opened with a single and scored on Long’s triple as Miller cleared the bases with a homer in the first inning.
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Saier's Homer Beats Pirates In Opener
Chicago opened with a double victory over Pittsburgh. Saier hit a homer driving in Prendergast in the first game a 1 run win while eight strikeouts in a near shutout marked the pitching duel. The second game featured a squeeze play as Chicago routed the Pirates 10 to 0 with strong hitting and steady defense.
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Campbell Leads Open Golf Qualifier at Minikahda
Alex Campbell of Baltimore Country Club toped the 44-player field in the first qualifying round at Minikahda Golf Club with 71 and 73 for 144. Notable performers included Louis Tellier of Brookline, Worthington of England, and Jack Hutchinson, with Hagen and McLeod among leading pros. 32 players at 161 or better qualified for match play.
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Robert G. MacDonald
Buffalo
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Scarsdale
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Golf Note: Tellier Sets Course Record at Brookline Event
The article describes Tellier’s 70 round setting a new course record, with solid back nine scoring and strong drives. It notes spectators’ fascination with Tellier’s 280 yard drives, the day’s warm Brookline weather, and the competition among amateurs and professionals as the tournament progresses toward Thursday rounds. It highlights Worthington and Hasen’s match and Tellier paired with Eliot Evans in the day’s marquee games.
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Burr
Scotia
Harry Onder Nipper
Teiller
Tellier
Brookline
Aarne
Ansder
Minneapolis
Robert Taylor
Lake Calhoun
Pacra
Worthington
Hasen
Eliot H. Evans
J . Evanston
Chick
Description of Holes on Links at Minikahda
Course guide lists each hole with yardages par and hazards. Contains numerous typographical errors but details traps rough trees and water on multiple holes across a long course description.
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Minikahda
Brennan Loses Bout to Joe Cox on Foul at Broadway Club
William Kaye Mayo Brennan loses to Joe Cox at the Broadway Sporting Club on a foul in the seventh round last night. Cox showed power after a slow start, with Brennan fading by the sixth round. The foul punch was left handed and Cox dropped Brennan immediately, drawing Leo P. Flynn’s alarm and shouts of murder as the bout was halted.
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Joe Cox
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Jess Willard
Brennan
Leo P. Flynn
Frank Moran Crowned King with Daisies at Saratoga Lake
Moran was crowned king today by summer boarders and cottagers around Saratoga Lake. A committee of Indies wove a daisy crown while four-year-old Mary Carson delivered the presentation speech. Moran stood on the hotel veranda after luncheon, a surprise coronation to honor the popular figure.
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Results of Games in Two Leagues And Standing of Battling Teams
Baseball results and standings from two leagues. Yesterday's scores show Chicago 4 Detroit 3 and Boston 7 Philadelphia 2 in the American League. National League leaders include Brooklyn and Chicago with Chicago at 29 31, .484.
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Jacksons Batting Drives White Sox to Victory Over Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 27 the White Sox defeated the Indians 4 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel. Jackson homered and doubled twice driving in three runs while Williams bested Bagby, allowing six hits and fanning seven.
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Pitcher Johnson Hit Freely in Try-Out for Red Sox
In Boston on June 27 Johnson former Ursinus pitcher faced the Red Sox in a try-out with Tufts catcher Carroll. The Athletics lost 7 to Johnson was pulled in the seventh after being hit hard and showing signs of wildness.
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Way and Smith Join the Giants Baseball Club
Yale pitcher Way and Columbia recruit George Smith signed contracts with the New York Giants as John C McGraw’s team plans a summer learning stint on the bench. With the 21 player limit in effect, one may be carried as an ineligible player and receive no early action. Ralph Stroud’s release frees a pitching slot amid further possible changes.
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Bobby Watt to join the Tigers
Captain Bobby Watt, star second baseman of Columbia, reaches terms with Hughey Jennings and will report to the Tigers camp. Watt explains C will move to Buffalo to finish the season for experience while Jennings expects better development than bench duty.
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Browns Split Doubleheader With Tigers in St Louis
In a June doubleheader, the Browns split with the Detroit Tigers. Game one saw strong hitting by players including Ty Conch who stole three bases while the Tigers won 5 to 2. The second game details are provided but smaller in scope.
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Baker Powers Yanks With Three Homers In Washington Win
John Franklin Baker blasted three home runs to lift the Yankees over Washington. Ray Caldwell pitched well as New York pulled ahead late, with Moeller and Peck contributing key hits and defensive plays. Love married Marie Sophie Stepan in Los Angeles, noted in a brief line.
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