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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
5
Johnny Dundee and Jackson staged a high pace fight with Dundee pressing from the start. The bout featured rapid exchanges, brutal body shots, and a crowd roaring from bell to bell as Dundee edged ahead in the later rounds despite Jackson’s hard rights and retaliatory uppercuts.
Tigers routed Brown in Detroit, pounding Kench and McCabe for a 12 to 1 win. Hellman homered with Cobb driving in runs, Veach belted a seventh inning homer, while Cobb added a triple and two singles. Park and others contributed to a decisive victory.
A crowded sports column discusses the upcoming Giants versus White Sox potential world series, noting New York and Chicago rivalry, past matchups, and key players like Eddie Collins Frank Baker Tris Speaker Babe Ruth and Jack Barry. It also mentions the Kaiser and Matteawan recruits, plus lingering optimism for Boston despite Ruth’s absence.
In a tight pitchers' duel at Pittsburgh on June 29 Cincinnati shut out Pittsburgh 1 to 0. Mitchell scored the lone run in the third inning after a Groh advance, driving in Kop. An earlier White Sox note touches on pennant pressure and Mack's Athletics, while Calumet Golf Club grants equal rights to women, prompting a quip about golf etiquette and privilege.
George Gibson doubled twice and singled in the first Giants game while Fitzpatrick hit a double and a triple and Maranville added three singles a triple and a homer in the Braves matchup. Yankees faltered on two errors as Walters collected three singles. Tigers plated nineteen runs from nineteen hits against the Browns with Ty Cobb hitting a triple and two singles in four at bats. Vench and Heisman homered and Mitchell blanked the Pirates allowing three hits. The Cardinals crossed six in the ninth.
Chicago won the opener over Cleveland 3 to 1. Weaver scratched a single, E Col line hit a fluke triple, Collins drove in runs with a single and sacrifices, Felsch and Gandii added sac flies, Risberg doubled. Outfield defense by Lei bold and Feisch kept Cleveland scoreless until the ninth before Faber fanned pinch hitter Allison to end it.
Heavy rain mud turns favorite claims to a tight field. Tracksend and Lucullite renew rivalry in the Keene Memorial with near equal weights, while other runners Drastic Spinner and Sunbriar vie behind. Pan Zareta wins the Willets Handicap amid downpour as Thor the Hammer band entertains after a long delay.
June 29 report from Toston states Yankees manager Donovan suspended Ray Cantwell and fined $100 for training rules violations. Fellow pitcher Urban Shocker received a $50 fine for a similar offense as part of the American Association New York State League notes.
Brisk showers at the Navy Yard grounds in Brooklyn halted the annual United States Navy electrical class track meet. Only two field events completed with C Chamberlain winning the running broad jump at 17 feet 9 inches and G J Dunn edging W B Conley by two inches in the 12 pound shot put.
Terry Martin takes on Broadway Joe Lynch at Fairmont A C while knockout artists Eggera and Billy De Yoe clash at Clermont SC. Eddie Billings faces Joe Egan, and Pioneer Tuesday features Pete Hartley versus Young Brown.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions the Giants, a ground role in agriculture, and a 63 ay with Boston. No clear event, date, or outcome is evident. entities are tentative and positions unclear.
The Giants beat the Braves 2 to 1 in the first game, a tight affair featuring George Gibson. The second game ended 13 to 0 in favor of Boston, a one sided rout that left the Giants shelled and worn down by brutal bat work as Teasue saved the first game.
Boston tops New York 2 1 in ten innings as two Yankee errors spark the decisive rally. Mogridge hurls a strong game for the Yankees but is undone by late miscues. Foster and Dasher find support from Boston’s lineup, while Pettits and pitchers keep the pressure.
Needham's Bears defeated the Hustlers 5 to 3 as Roch ter and Newark produced key hits across the third to sixth innings. Lote faced Newark in the third and fourth, Lewis and Fuller drove in runs, Haas doubled, and Blackwell, Ross, and Haas combined to clear the bases with a decisive double play saved by Haas. The Newark offense capitalized in the sixth on walks and an infield out to stretch their lead.
New York beats Boston 3 2 in ten innings as miscues decide the game. Agnew doubles, Barry scores on an error, and Walters fumbles late allowing the winning run. Mogridge started for Boston with several tense moments, while Magee and Mogrite held the offense in check for New York.
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