Yanks Rally To Take Ninth In Philadelphia
New York Yankees break a scoreless game in the ninth as Morgan falters. Elberfeld singles to start a two run rally with Chase advancing on a walk, and Engle’s hit scores the tying and winning runs. Philadelphia misses a bases loaded threat in the seventh and the Yankees complete a decisive double play to end it.
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Detroit edges Chicago in ten inning thriller
Detroit defeats Chicago 2 to 1 in ten innings as Killifer and Schmidt deliver the decisive two bagger and single. Stanage makes a spectacular bunt fly catch in the fielding gem, with Atz Cobb and Schaefer ejected for disputing calls.
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Boston Beats Washington Four Runs In Series Finale
Washington and Boston split a pitcher dominated game with Boston winning 6 to 4. Altrock and Wood struggled, O Loughlin’s calls drew scrutiny as spectators were escorted to the cars. Wagner doubled and Delehanty Lelivelt Lord each contributed timely hits in a tense early season matchup.
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St Louis blanks Cleveland as Petty shines
St Louis pitchers Petty and steady hitting by Hofman Jones and Ferris powered a 6 to 0 victory over Cleveland. The game played in St Louis on June 2 featured strong defense and timely hitting to secure the win for the home team.
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Binghamton Triumph Over Scranton in Scrappy Win
In a local matchup Binghamton defeated Scranton 4 to 1 as Ber. 6 SES and Tunes nacre Utica contributed key plays. The game featured early pressure from Utica and steady scoring to seal the outcome.
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Standings and Results in National League Baseball
National League games today feature New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburg with two games. Yesterday Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 3 2 Philadelphia topped Boston 5 8 first game. Second game Boston rain delayed Brooklyn New York rain. American League today Washington at New York St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Boston New York 2 Philadelphia 1 Detroit Chicago 1 ten innings Stassen 6 Washington 5 St Louis 6 Cleveland 6.
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Storm Halts Giants at Polo Grounds as Lightning Strikes Flagpole
A sudden storm drenched the Polo Grounds halting a Giants game with Brooklyn as rain turned the field into a pool and a lightning bolt shattered a center field flagpole. About five thousand fans fled to shelter while rain checks were issued and the game postponed. The Giants head to Brooklyn for a five game series starting today.
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Pirates Beat New Foe in Pinch Hitters Rally
Cincinnati report June 28 Timely hitting in pinches won today for Pittsburg as Gibson held Cincinnati in check. Hoblitzer Mitchell Bescher two base hits and a three base hit fueled the offense while Ewing and Camnitz matched on the mound. Final 6 to 3 with several double plays and a late Pittsburg run in the seventh.
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Phillies Fall Short In Extra Inning Slugfest
In Philadelphia, Boston edges ahead on late two base hits from Coffey and Magee as Corridon and McQuillan duel. Recker’s three base hit sparks a Boston rally. Poston and Sweeney drive in runs while Doolin Bates Orioles. Corridon nets two strikeouts in seven. Tucker, McQuillan, and Tuckey close with Boston prevailing in the ninth.
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Cantillon May Manage White Sox
Chicago rumors say President Comiskey may replace Fielder Jones with Joe Cantillon of Washington as White Sox manager at season’s end. If Cantillon leaves Washington, Jiggs Donahe becomes Washington manager.
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Emperor Watches Start In German Sonderklasse Race
Kiel June 2 The third sonderklasse race faced light wind and rain with the Emperor present at the start. Princes steered yachts including Angela IV Elizabeth III Jeck and Tilly XII while Hevella again won to claim the Emperor's cup and Armour Cup. Seehund II I placed third. Hevella is owned by O Protzen and Dr Rackenius. Tilly X owned by C V Kroggmann won the Crown Prince's cup.
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Handicap list tallies 624 golfers in Connecticut league
The League of Connecticut Golf Clubs announced its annual handicap standings, listing 624 names. Scratch handicaps apply to top players B. F. Merriam of Waterbury leads alongside Charles H. Seely and W. K. Shepard as the Connecticut championship shifts to Greenwich Country Club next week.
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Polo on Muddy Field Seals Westbury Cup Semi Final
Point Judith Polo Club defeated Great Neck 7 to 1 in a muddy Meadow Brook semi final for the Westbury challenge cup. Absences reduced both sides to three players with Point Judith using a fourth. Key producers were F Ambrose Clarke and Malcolm Stevenson. next Friday Point Judith faces Rockaway in the final.
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Accident mars polo match in Essex County club game
Frank Kinnicutt, No. 3 on Squadron A, was thrown when his horse balked during a polo match at Essex County Country Club in Orange New Jersey. He broke a shoulder, as Essex County Country Club defeated Squadron A 4 to 2. Other players listed include Arthur Fowler, Nicholas Tilney, Jack Wilmerding, Everett Colby, Lieutenant H H Childs, Howard Cram, and Alvin W. Perry.
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Yale Nine Confident Seeks Turnaround vs Harvard
In New Haven Yale hopes to reverse a prior eleven inning defeat by Harvard. Tickets sold fast with graduates blocking sales and the diamond nearing capacity. Merritt will start for Yale with Van Vleck in reserve while Hicks may pitch for Harvard as the Crimson arrive from New London.
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Amherst Shuts Out Wesleyan 5 To 0 In College Game
Amherst defeated Wesleyan 5 to 0 after bunching hits in two innings in cloudy conditions at Amherst. McClure outpitched Connolly with better control. batteries were McClure Taylor for Amherst and Connolly Marrin for Wesleyan. Time 1:?. Umpire Foley.
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New England League Scores From Haverhill and Brockton
Haverhill defeated New Bedford 8 to 1 and Brockton beat Lynn 6 to 0. Lowell edged Lawrence 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Worcester vs Fall River postponed due to wet grounds.
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Crews in Time Trials for Regatta Reach Final Prep
Three varsity crews completed time trials on the four mile course as they prep for Friday’s regatta in Poughkeepsie. Cornell and Pennsylvania tested the full length while Syracuse faced swells and was briefly swamped. Columbia and Wisconsin logged long rows with minor setbacks including ear abscess for Robinson and tooth ulcer issues for Phillips.
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Yale Crews Win Three Mile Race At Gales Ferry
Yale varsity eight defeats freshman eight in a downstream three mile race at Gales Ferry. Harvard crews also practice with finishes showing the varsity leading the freshmen by a full length in the half mile race. Walbridge Taft visits Yale quarters as the baseball team heads to New Haven for tomorrow's game.
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Upsets Highlight Opening Round Of Middle States Tennis
Fifty one entrants faced heavy heat and slow courts at Orange Lawn Club Mountain Station N J with two upsets marking the start. Alexander Amend beat Hajimie Kawasaki 6 2 6 2 and Nathaniel W Niles defeated Frederick C Inman 6 2 6 3, while Raymond D Little overwhelmed R L James 6 2 6 2.
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Clean Sweep for New Yorkers at Richmond Tennis Titles
A New York party swept the Old Dominion championships in Richmond with six players winning trophies. Richard H. Palmer claimed the singles title, Hildegarde Turtle won the women’s championship, Theodore R. Pell and Wylie C. Grant won the doubles, and Turtle with William B. Cragin Jr. took the mixed doubles. One New Yorker failed to medal.
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Beals C Wright Withdraws From Play Due to Sickness
Beals C Wright, famed lawn tennis player who joined the American team to Australia last year for the Davis international cup, will not compete this year because of a light sunstroke suffered in Providence.
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Eastern League Games Today Final Scores
Baltimore at Newark Jersey City at Providence Toronto at Montreal Buffalo at Rochester Rochester 3 Buffalo 2 first game Buffalo 2 hester L second game Jersey Montreal Toconee at Baltimore Newark 5 1
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Plans for Big Cruise From New York Yacht Club
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James and fleet captain Frank lin A. Plummer issue general order for a Newport rendezvous on August 6. Races for Astor cups that day and King's cup on the next. Cruises extend to Vineyard Haven Portland Rockland Brooklyn Bar Harbor then North Point. Lloyds American Yacht Register details 3355 yachts 412 clubs signals of 1921 owners and burgees.
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Kuhne Must Stay Where He Is In Jail
Justice Kelly in Brooklyn Supreme Court ruled Acting Captain August Kuhne of the local detective bureau must remain in the Raymond street jail. Kuhne began a thirty day term for contempt of court after his lawyers sought a habeas corpus transfer to the Sheriff, arguing civil status. The decision upheld the contempt finding and the court mandate, while the Sheriff’s attorney attacked the district attorney’s conduct at the hearings.
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Bayside Long Island to form Bay side Cricket Club
Arthur E. Rendle, noted cricket advocate, organizes a Bayside Long Island club likely to be named Bay side Cricket Club. He seeks membership applications from top metropolitan district cricketers and players from Queens Kings and Nassau counties to build a strong New York area club.
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Baseball Today Two Midsummer Game at 2 P.M
Two teams of the American League face off in a Washington venue with a 2 P.M. start. Admission is one price for all spectators.
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Actor Identifies Absent Valet Linked to Auto Theft
Wilton Lackaye reports identifying Frank H. Roland as the man he hired as valet in September who stole his employer's car. Roland received a two to three year sentence at Sing Sing after pleading guilty. Lackaye had offered a $10 reward and noted $210 cash and $1,400 in jewelry vanished after four days of service.
One Pound of Nicotine Cigars Ad Teaser
Ad copy touts Havana cigars with a flavor claim while denying after-effects. Explains “one pound of nicotine in ten pounds of all Havana cigars” as a selling point and invites readers to smoke.
Physical Test Modifications For War Office Officers
The Secretary of War allows exemptions from the ninety mile ride for older officers and certain specialties like ordnance and engineers with lenient post ride exams. The plan shifts the ride to three seven-hour segments and delays it to late October or early November due to horse climate. Two groups under Wotherspoon and Duncan will study routes, with camps near rail lines for quick return if needed.
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Secretary Dickinson Reviews Portland Fort Defenses Visit
Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson and Major General Leonard Wood led a tour of the North Atlantic coast defenses from Portland to New York City. They inspected all forts in the Portland artillery district including McKinley Levett Preble and Williams, noting gun practice at Fort Williams with 6 inch disappearing guns and pounders. They left for Portsmouth after completing the Portland district inspection and planned to proceed to Boston to inspect the military district there the next day.
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Atlantic Fleet to Move Today to New England Ports
The Atlantic battleship fleet will proceed to port destinations along the New England coast tomorrow. The Mississippi and the New Jersey depart first, followed by the Maine Minnesota Vermont Wisconsin Kansas Georgia Virginia Ohio Louisiana cruiser Tacoma and supply ship Celtic.
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Largest Dealers Offer Cars At Remarkably Low Prices
Automobiles Times 8Q ad lists leading dealers in new and used cars with unbeatable prices. Locations include New York at 215-17 W 18th St near Broadway and GO 1332-1334 Michigan Ave, near Pine Street and 18th Street.
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Horses and Carriages at 200 West 77th Street
Listing notes a phaeton and umbrella in need of repair with a terse reference to condition and an address at 200 West 77th Street. Unclear names suggest a classified notice for a local sale or auction of transport items.
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