Brower's Hit Wins In Extra Inning National-Tigers Tilt
In a tense overtime battle at Georgia avenue Cobb's Tigers edge Nationals 3 2 with a tenth inning run by Frank Brewer after a tight game notable for Heilmann's late homer into center field stands and Jones' sprint scoring the tying run in the ninth. Brower and Sidge delivered the decisive play as Zachary limited both offenses until the finish.
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Marquard and Cincinnati Defeat New York 6-0 in Parallel Shutout
Cincinnati pitchers Marquard and support shut out New York 6 to 0. Benton and Nehf taxed early, Marquard’s clever pitching and goon defense shut down the Giants as Young exited after an infield mishap. Roush, Daubert, and Foresca provided key hits while fielding errors aided Cincinnati.
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Notes of the Game and Lineup Changes
Detroit Spark fielded well as Shanks robbed a hit with a one handed stab and Milan left the mound with a charley horse. Flagstead miscued a high fly as Milan strained in the fourth and Karl Smith remained unseen as Miller and Brower dominated the batting. Lou Blue showed patience at the plate despite going hitless.
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Meusel Homers As Phillies Fall 8 6 To Chicago
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 8 to 6 in a free hitting game led by Meusels and Lees home runs. Hubbell exits early after Chicago bats surge in the first and Baumgartner holds late. Meusel, Lee homerun leaders. Terry and Williams add important hits for Chicago.
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Boston Tops Pirates 10-7 in Open of Series
Boston defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 7 in the first game as Oeschger relieved in the third and broke a tie with an eighth inning hit. Yellowhorse started for Pittsburgh and was touched for a late comeback. Morriss on relief could not stem the visitors’ several hits. Powell, Barbare, Cruise and Ford featured Boston's offense with multiple runs, while O’Neil and Maranville led Pittsburgh.
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Cardinals Hang 14 on Brooklyn as Hornsby Powers Win
St Louis defeats Brooklyn 14 to 6 after pounding 19 hits and five homers led by Hornsby two blasts. Cadore allowed five hits and six runs in the first inning before a batter was retired as the Cardinals racked 35 bases. North earned the win for St Louis while Cadore took the loss.
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Red Sox Turn Back Pitcher Sotheren
Boston officials announced that Aan Sotheren, recently acquired from St. Louis, was returned today amid incomplete contract details. The pitcher had two unsuccessful starts in the Red Sox uniform.
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Golf Practice Diary Reflects Pro Skill and Etiquette
The writer discusses practice as a path to professional quality in golf, noting wind, swing, and arm-body coordination. He recalls lessons from past matches, plans for Britain’s title bid, and stresses respecting others on the course while seeking self-improvement through solitary practice and thoughtful consultation.
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Yanks Hand Fourth Defeat Indians in First Game
The New York Americans beat Cleveland 5 to 2 in the opener of the series, tallying three runs in the first and five more in the fourth. Coveleskie started for Cleveland, Odenwald relieved, and Shawkey pitched for New York with Morton finishing.
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Vanderbeck Defends Women's Eastern Golf Title
Brookline Massachusetts June 7 The probable winner in the women's Eastern golf championship is Mrs Clarence H Vanderbeck of Philadelphia after a 178 for 36 holes. Miss Glenna Collett and Miss Elizabeth Gordon trailed as Providence entrants. Gavin of New York improved over yesterday. Jim Barnes retires from the British Open due to neuritis.
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California Crew Takes Two Hard Practice Spins
California varsity eight completes two training sessions on the Hudson under coach Ben Wallis arrival from Princeton. Columbia crews also train with Jim Rice fielding four combinations. Cornell squad to arrive next Monday for three extra days on the Hudson. In Atlantic City Jack Dempsey spends idle time at his training camp playing cards and relaxing with games like pinochle and cribbage.
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American Poloists Defeat English Team in England Match
Ranelagh, England June 7 A polo team of Louis Stoddard Thomas Hitchcock Jr J Watson Wabb and Deveraux Milburn defeated the Woodpeckers led by Lieut Col Melville Lieut Col Ashton Lord Dalmeny Maj Harrison by 9 goals to 3. Hitchcock rode Royal Diamond which injured its shoulder in a collision with Stoddard’s horse.
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Gibbons Wins Bout From Silent Martin in Ten Rounds
Mike Gibbons of St Paul scored a technical knockout over Silent Martin of Brooklyn in a 15 round match halted in the tenth. Martin showed resilience but was groggy in the second and eighth rounds as Gibbons weighed 156% pounds to Martins 162%. Other scores note Florida State League results and various minor league games across multiple cities.
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Major League Statistics AMERICAN LEAGUE
Fragmented table notes show league standings and game summaries with weather delays. Mentions Chicago and Washington games, rain interruptions, and team abbreviations amid unclear scores and dates.
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Tickets Fast for Boys Club Game at Memorial Park
Ty Cobb inspired fundraising for the Boys' Club as Washington faces Detroit tomorrow with ads and raffles. A gas range donation and a reserved box highlight support, while autographs from Bengal leaders and a hall signature by Harding Sims and Bitdle are auctioned. Navy band and large attendance are anticipated. boxes sold by business and society leaders amid generous competition. Harvard eight rowed four miles upstream, varsity finishes four lengths ahead in 25 minutes 21.12 seconds.
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Boston Takes Opener From St. Louis 7 to 6
The Nationals level a June opener with a 7 to 6 win over St. Louis. Greenwood and Jackson feature prominently with key runs while Clarksdale and Meridian contribute scoring, highlighting Mississippi league play.
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Hutchison Bests Yanks in Opening 2 000 Guineas Qualifier
Edward Ray and James McKenden led the field with 104s on 27 holes in the first day of the 2 000 guineas qualifying. Jock Hutchison and James Braid shot 107 to share second, while the American group totaled 111 to 123 as play continued. Connolly named Georgetown track captain. Shreveport and Pelham players noted.
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Bryn Mawr to Face Ramblers for Wootton Trophy
Bryn Mawr earned a place in the cup final by defeating the Philadelphia country club team in the semi final. They will meet the Meadowbrook Ramblers of New York on Thursday for the Wootton Trophy. Dedham and United States Army squad posted a 30 to 11 exhibition win in the same program.
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