Ninth Inning Rally Beats Yankees In St. Cloud Game
Washington tops New York 8 to 7 in a nine inning showdown. Miller’s two base hit and Harris’s aggressive base running sparked the late rally, with O Rourke, Milan, La Motte, Pipp and Johnson contributing key plays as the Nationals overcome a late Yankee surge. Johnson shone on the mound, fending off Ruth and Pipp and fanning hitters when needed. Florida State League results follow with Lakeland, Orlando, St. Petersburg, and Tampa games noted.
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Philadelphia Beats Red Sox in Second Game 4 to 2
In Philadelphia June 1 the Athletics split with the Red Sox, winning 4 to 2. Perry lasted four innings for Boston, while Hommel and Jed Buell contributed key hits. Galloway led Boston with a late rally, but Philadelphia pitchers held firm. Leibold and Welchs added offense as the Phillies secured the win.
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British ladies open sees all four American golfers eliminated
Turnberry third round of the British ladies open ends American hopes as Edith Cummings and three other Americans fall, with Jay Winn defeating Mildred Cummings in a tight match. Ada MacKenzie also eliminated as Canadian hopes fade. Wethered and Scroggie dominate in later rounds. Pittsburgh’s Sara Fewned and Philadelphia’s Mrs Barlow among others noted for struggles on difficult greens.
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Mrs Mallory Wins In Straight Set In World Hard Court Tennis
St Cloud June 1 Mrs Mallory defeats Mme Veussard in straight sets to reach the world hard court championship semifinals. The American is heavily favored to meet Mile Lenglen, with Lenglen claiming she would beat Mallory 6 0. Tilden advances to the semifinals after a 6 3 6 0 6 1 win over Rodzianko.
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Major League Scores and Standings Update
Yesterday in the American League Washington beat New York 8 to 7 and Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3. Today Chicago visits Washington. Cleveland meets Boston. Detroit hosts Philadelphia. St Louis at New York. National League results include Pittsburgh and New York games with standings noted for New York, Philadelphia, and St Louis. Tomorrow’s schedule features New York at Pittsburgh and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Cardinals Hit Hard to Defeat Reds 10-4
Cincinnati, O. Fung L St Louis drove Rixey off the slab in the sixth inning and hammered Napier in the ninth to win 10 to 4. Hargrave, Haines, and Kopf supplied timely hits as St Louis outhit Cincinnati and detailed the scoring with four runs in the sixth.
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Mountaineers Rally to Win Overtime Victory over Collegiants
Morgantown West Virginia on June 1 West Virginia defeated the Pittsburgh Collegians in the tenth inning after the visitors rallied late. Final score 7 to 6 in favor of West Virginia. Lemley held the Collegiants to no hit until the eighth inning as Sweeney and Lemley contributed in the pitching duel with Martin and Rhorbaugh behind them.
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Kelly and Bancroft Star as Giants Win
New York defeats Philadelphia in both games of a doubleheader 9 to 2 and 8 to 3. Kelly hit his ninth homer, tying for league lead, as Bancroft and Frisch standout in support. Meusel, Young, and Burns contribute key hits. Kelly drives in runs and Bancroft hits a homer.
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Landis vows curb on baseball pools in gambling drive
New York June 1 Judge K M Landis commissioner of baseball declares abolition of the baseball pool a chief aim of organized baseballs crusade against gambling He says this form tied to total scores rather than game results is not as dangerous as wagering by individuals but will be stamped out to prevent youths becoming betters and to keep gambling from the game
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Giants Sign Hurler From Amherst College Nine
Amherst Mass June 1 The New York Giants have signed pitcher Walter Zink of Amherst College nine. He is to report June 23.
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Referee Choice for Dempsey Carpentier Bout Discussed
New York June 1 Promoter Tex Rickard and principals plan a conference on appointing the referee for the Dempsey Carpentier bout and the possible film rights. Rickard says the decision rests with the principals with a competent official and a ready substitute, while the New Jersey boxing commission retains final say if needed.
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Dempsey Demonstrates Marksmanship In Pistol Shootout
Atlantic City report says Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion won a pistol shooting contest with Chicago detective sergeant Mike Trant to relieve his layoff. Armed with .44 revolvers they fired near breakfast, shocking Mother Hutchinson and sparring partners as Dempsey hit a distant earthen bowl on the third shot.
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