Red Sox Triumph Over Yankees Amid Dodgers Easy Win Over Phillies
Boston hosts the Yankees but Sam Jones keeps the Red Sox in the lead with eight runs risk. Ruth did not pitch as announced and Frazee faced censure. Dodgers roll past Phillies behind strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Nothing to Brag About Boston and New York baseball recap
A fragmented 1928 baseball report notes Mogridge and Russett in key ninth inning moments. Bretona and No. 9 are mentioned with bases loaded and scoring actions. The piece highlights a win for Mogridge and a loss for the opposing pitcher, amid scattered team references and players.
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Vaughn Handed Pirates Win Over Chicago in 7 4 game
Jim Vaughn pitched and fielded for Pittsburgh to a 7 to 4 victory over Chicago. He faced heavy hits and a wild grounder in the fifth inning allowed three runs, with Merkle on base as the miscue occurred.
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Browns Top White Sox in Big Crowd Stadium Show
St Louis fans pack the stands as the Browns defeat the White Sox in a high enthusiasm game. Pitcher Tandermlis stars for the Browns while Chiraya contributes at the plate as the home team secures a convincing win.
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Tigers blank Indians to sweep series in Detroit
Detroit pitchers held Cleveland to a single hit as the Tigers won 4 to 0. Khinke worked the mound through seven scoreless frames, Gardner collected the Indians lone hit with a slow infield grounder, and Detroit produced five hits over two innings to seal the victory.
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Newark Bears Take Two From Orioles in Doubleheader
Newark Bears stop Baltimore winning streak by taking two games in Newark. First game saw Newark pull ahead late. pitcher held visitors steady. In the second, Newark led from start to finish, four hits in fourth inning driving in runs. Heavy on errors and unclear spelling. multiple players named with scattered stats.
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Paulist Relay Triumph at Singer Games Relays
Paulist Athletic Club won the two and a half mile relay at the Singer Athlone Association games as Joseph Losern ran the half mile to erase a large gap and Brooklyn A. A. finished second with 18 and a half yard handicap. Pat Byrne and Ton battled for early control before Losern surged, Cunningham held a late edge for Brooklyn, and Brunk Conway repeated a junior dash victory.
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Devizes Elite Meet Delivers Close Finish and Upsets
In a crowded arena the notable races featured Andy Lendeton taking second after a late surge, George H. Huttner narrowly losing the 1000 yard event to a rival. Skeeter and Tate powered toward the final turn as Fedde Rink chased, while O Connor impressed with a bold handicap ran from the front to place strongly.
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Conway gains Stamps in two mile walk and hurdles
Conway wins ahead of Pearman and Willie Plant in the two mile walk with Plant finishing a distant third. Erie Almont and other runners compete as Plant and Greenher show limited competition in the 11 yard high hurdle race.
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Standings and results from an early baseball season
American League games today Boston at New York and Washington at Philadelphia with Detroit visiting St Louis. Yesterday New York defeated Washington and Philadelphia beat Detroit. Standings show New York leading with about 95 wins and 19 losses, St Louis close behind, with Philadelphia and Chicago also in the mix.
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Yorkville A C Wins Majority of Prizes in Meet
Yorkville Athletic Club dominated the Yorkville League monthly meet held at Astorix Kiel. The club amassed about 20 points, with Outgavian-American Athletic Club close behind on 18 points and Ninety-second Tenet Vo MW OAL fourth. The event featured numerous standout performances by Yorkville’s athletes across track and field, securing the majority of top prizes.
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Rans Again Wins Narrowly in Sound Yacht Race
CAWES WICH Conn June 29 Rans Again winner in race on Sound at Indian Harbor Yacht Club five mile entree. Ran crossed finish line two seconds ahead of Moc, owned by Ralph Sliven. Whittlesay's Salome won second race. Weather favorable, yachts made strong reversals.
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Larchmont Regatta Set For Fourth Of July
The Larchmont yacht club will host its annual regatta Friday July 4 open to all enrolled yacht classes. The event features a series of races within the recognized yacht clubs competition.
Dodgers Triumph Over Phillies In Home Win 4-0
Robbie's Men held off the Phillies 4 to 0 at Brooklyn as Sherrod Smith pitched well for the Dodgers while Gene Packard took the loss. Wheat doubled and scored in Brooklyn's half, Packard singled for Philadelphia, and Laborious seventh inning surge gave Brooklyn a three run lead, followed by two more in the eighth. The crowd was about 15 000 as Brooklyn moved closer to the league leaders.
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Upsets Highlight North Side Tennis Championship Rounds
The North Side championship at University Heights Lawn Tennis Club featured major upsets. George Gerbe of Staten Island defeated Harrison Hathaway in three sets 8-6 6-4 7-5, while Stephen Brabans of Castle Point Club Hoboken won a three setter over William Mincer 6-4 6-4 6- F. Mesereau then beat Herbert Manchester in three, before losing to Alfred De Hammett in straight sets 6-9 6-6. Additional results include Brabans defeating Paul J. Martin in straight sets and several other close matches as contenders advance in the tournament.
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Cardinals Slaughter The Cincinnati Reds
In Cincinnati St Louis starter used six pitchers as 22 hits and 29 bases powered a 14 to 9 victory over the Reds. The game featured heavy contact and multiple players contributing, with St Louis piling up run production through solid hitting and a dominant offensive display.
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Boxing revival eyed as governors sign bills and boards take charge
In Cleve land Ohio on June 28 professional boxing faces revival in Michigan Illinois and possibly New York after legislative action. Army Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control seeks twelve round decisions, licensing and a boycott of troops to cleanse the sport. Promoters and managers blamed for crookedness, while Nelson hails Joe Gans as the greatest lightweight and recalls boxing’s storied rivalries and brutal history.
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Middle States tennis crowns go to Kumagae Throckmorton in singles and doubles
Kumagae and Throckmorton clinched the Middle States doubles title after defeating the Van Derventer brothers, while Pollak and Mer rill Hall claimed the women's singles. Kumagae also retained the men's singles title, earning permanent possession of the silver cup.
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Lincoln Giants Sweep Royal Giants at Olympic Field
The Lincoln Giants won both games of a double header against the Royal Giants at Olympic Field yesterday afternoon. Final scores were 4 to 100 in the first game and 10 to 38 in the second, securing the sweep.
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Voshell Captures Long Island Championship in Brooklyn
S Howard Voshell, metropolitan and Bronx County champion, defeated Fred Anderson Jr in straight sets 6 1 6 4 6 0 to win the Long Island title at Kings County Lawn Tennis Club Brooklyn He then partnered Fred Anderson Sr to win the doubles 6 0 6 0 The match showed Voshell’s strong serves and big game despite inconsistency in other rounds
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Western Golf Tourney Open to Whole World
Western Golf Tourney opens to competitors worldwide with events staged by the Country Club chain. The title holder is pro Tarnes, with Westmoreland Club named as host. no local competition featured in this excerpt.
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Two Matches Play in Nassau County Tennis Tourney
Limited entries due to players in multiple events left only two matches at the Nassau County Country Club Glen Cove Tang Island. Charles Chambers won the singles over FW Gwynne 6 8 6 4. In doubles, C Pell and Jh Carleton beat C Martine and CML Bull 6 1 6 2.
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