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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
27
A ragged mosaic of baseball results shows the Giants besting the Braves while the Dodgers split a doubleheader. The Phillies stumble with losses as a tumult of misreads and errors clouds play, and the Yankees suffer a second defeat.
A torn OCR recap describes a chaotic baseball game with scattered events. Mentions players such as Doterre and Rivey Hart, with references to pitches, rallies, and defensive plays, though many names and actions are garbled. The piece reads like a scorecard excerpt missing clear structure and complete details.
Ring action described with unclear names and places. The fragment references pitching and a late loss, mentioning several misread names and scattered details about a game. Overall, it hints at a baseball result where the Reds failed to recover in late innings.
Cardials Bunch Hits to Beat Cubs as St Louis wins last game of series from Chicago 4 to 1. Five-run burst came in the second and seventh innings with key figures supporting the effort. Early offense set the tone and the bullpen secured the victory.
Browns win the last game of the series against the Indians as key players contribute. Pitching changes and early runs set the tone, with late rallies unable to overcome the visitors.
Hall advances to the Bronxville tennis final after a hard semifinal. The report highlights notable rallies and a dominant performance by Hall as rivals falter under pressure. Strong competition from Tobin and Santer is noted, with spectators observing a high level of play and dramatic turns throughout the match.
A fragmented column surveys baseball lore and personalities, naming McInnis Dunn Sieler and Chane as top first basemen contenders while praising Wipp as a timely batsman. It riffs on players’ pedigrees, past seasons, and sport’s drama, weaving commentary with jagged OCR text.
In a doubleheader, Ray Fisher pitched two strong games but New York lost both. Pennock bested Caldwell 3 2 in the opener as Donovans’s side failed to score, while in the second game New York managed a run in eight frames but fell short. Lew Magee provided a bright spot with two hits and a run.
Two Dominican Lyceum boxers enlist in the colors as the amateur athletic season begins. Robert Glee soy and Tam Porsey, from the Teaminira Torum, are noted for prior amateur success, with Klein Pee as a veteran promoter and prominent trainer guiding the effort.
Soldier Bartfield fights to a draw with Mike O Dowd at the Clearmane Sporting Club. Bartfield shows grit and clever boxing while O Dowd pressures with aggressive punches. The match mirrors a tough seventh round, highlighting Bartfield's resilience and O Dowd's sustained attack.
In Washington on June 28, Primtelphids and local groups report unlikely momentum for a Ninth District Senate race. Voter surveys show shifting support as candidates court key constituencies including labor workers and business leaders amid a crowded primary.
A field of seventy five women competed in the Hackensack Golf Club event for the Gross Prize. Mrs Stockton of Valle placed first with a score of 164, defeating Mrs G K Mupruw of Great Neck who finished six strokes behind. Mrs C T Russell of Aldaley and Miss S Guilford of Burnwood led the contest for second place.
Affected by unclear text, the article notes a weekly war tournament at the New York Athletic Club Monday evening. Prizes will be awarded to four boxing contestants across four classes. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate participation by Lonaville American Association members and references to St Louis and Bik.
City Island presents a four event swimming program for pros and amateurs hosted by the Amateur Athletic Union. The event features a broad slate of competitions and welcomes participants from the local clubs and schools as part of a citywide aquatic festival.
Rochester at Newark Montreal at Baltimore Toronto at Richmond Buffalo at Providence. TERDAYS RESULTS show Newark and Montreal leading, with uncertain figures and garbled data from the box. Rochester and Buffalo pursuing wins as the season schedule unfolds amid incomplete scores and misread lines.
Athletes forego prize money to support the Red Cross as wartime needs rise. The gesture follows a call for donations and reflects a broader civic effort to aid soldiers and families affected by conflict, with funds directed to relief services and medical aid programs.
The Dodgers purchase an outfielder from Washington to fill an infield gap. He joins Brooklyn and will report immediately. He will back Olson at short and move to third base when Mowrey is ill.
Eastern Association Se column note reports Mastrond TL 10 training update and events. brief item notes schedule changes and upcoming games with local team references and timeframes.
Giants stay atop standings after a tense game as Schupp blunts the Braves until the eighth. The sputtering Braves fall behind 4 to 2 as Belasco shines with sharp fielding and timely hits.
Ferdinand Schapp of the Giants nearly etched his name in baseball immortality as he pitched a near no hitter against the Braves. A tense duel with Kagan gave way in the fifth inning when Gehrig Burns launched a rally, Burns and Herzog delivering key hits while Schapp struggled with one bad inning. The Braves’ defense and late rallies kept the game dramatic, but Schapp's performance stood out amid the crowd’s roar and the crowd’s cheers for the young star.
Reading shows a compact sports notice from a New York state league listing rowing results and a Giants game at Polo Grounds. It mentions O W Tire and 200 events, with an AGM today and a sales ad.
Schupp held the Braves to three hits all to the elahed in the first Dodger game. Glson doubled and tripled. Tay Fisher limited the Red Sox to two hits in the first game but lost on Nanamaker errors. Lee Magee had five hits in eight at bats across two games, with a strong second game. Jim Thorpe went three for three. Meloni produced three hits in nine at bats. Ty Cobb extended his hitting streak to twenty five games. Harrs of the Tigers added a single double and triple in four appearances.
A battered OCR report shows Detroit Tigers rally to tie in the ninth and win in the tenth against the White Sox. Tyrus Cobb contributed key hits as Stanage delivered a double setting up the late advantage.
Fragmented OCR text mentions the Southern Association and alerts, with unclear surrounding context. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving only a partial reference to a regional league and a date-like string. The readable fragment suggests a sports or regional notification but lacks concrete players, scores, or events.
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