Standing of the clubs with Pha Sw and standings
New York leads with 30 13 698 and .467. Brooklyn 21 24 .467 lag behind, Chicago 24 21 .583, Philadelphia 18 28 .381, Boston 14 28 .333. Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Long 2 0 in rain while New York beat Chicago 4 3 in 10 innings. Today Boston plays Cincinnati while Brooklyn faces New York and Philadelphia meets Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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Boston
Long
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Standings and results in the American League
The American League standings show Chicago 23 wins 15 losses, New York 26 14, Cleveland 27 18, St Louis 22 21, Detroit 21 22, Boston 18 41, Philadelphia 9 31, and Washington 15 27. Notable scores include Washington 1 over St Louis 3 in 11 innings, and games Chicago 0 Philadelphia 1, with upcoming matchups Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis among others.
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W. L. Pet
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Detroi
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Cleveland
Washington
St. Lows
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Rott
St. Louis
GAB
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Cobetraites Ao
Bisler
At. Louis
Johnston
Rice
National League Cravath
Fhigdelphin
Oune
Roush
Gixenaatt
Willieme
Southworth
Pittsburgh
Nationals Batting Line Shows Patchy Run Support
Baseball statistics fragment hints at a Nationals lineup with mixed at bats and unclear performance. Mentions Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Petersburg in a GENIA LEAGUE context with incomplete numbers and team references.
Pitchers Battle: Tigers Triumph 3 to 1 Over Nationals
The Tigers defeated the Nationals 3 to 1 as Ty Cobb and Vern Harper faced strong pitching. Mike Menosky belted a second fence-shot for the Nationals and Eddie Foster clashed with umpire Hildebrand over a safe call at third, adding to the day's controversy.
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Nationals
Mike Menosky
Eddie Foster
Hildebrand
Ty Cobb
Griffs
Tigers
Menaskey
Florida Avenue
Mike
Harry Harper
Bernie Boland
Foster
Billy Sunday
Eddie
Cobb
Harper
Stanage
Boland
Rice
Young
Botana
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Heilmann
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Ellison
Shank
Gharrity
Shanks
Veach
Horner
Flagstead
Dyer
Trever
Leoland
Tigera
Hibson
Hilldebrand
Vwench
Grover
Milan
Stanaze
Murphy
Henisen
Ted
Menosky
Robertson
Lj Ellison
White Sox win over Athletics with home run power
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 as Felach and Jackson belted home runs into the bleachers. Williams held the Athletics in check while Beibold struggled through six innings allowing ten hits. The game featured strong hitting from the White Sox and solid defense, with Jackson stealing a base and Roth among the standout contributors for Chicago.
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Athletics
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Padme
Chi‘gago
Belbold
Philadelphia Today
Felach
Jackson
Williams
Valesgo
Pieabert Faia
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Thomas
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Damrosch Easily Wins Garden City Stakes at Jamaica
J K L Rose Damrosch won the Garden City selling stakes at Jamaica in New York on June 14. Kilts I was second and Rose d Or third, with Damrosch finishing three lengths ahead of Kilts I who beat Rose d Or by a head. Loftus set a steady pace as Frederick the Great led early, Damrosch moving up to seize the lead late and hold it to the wire. The program featured six races with results for five furlongs to one mile and a half, including notable finishes by Alphee, Queen of the Sea, Jack Stuart, Ira Wilson, and Dede among others.
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Stanage
Cobb
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Garden City
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Davies
My Friend
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Queen of the Sea
Fator
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Kelsay
King John
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Illrace
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Zinnia
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Qawa
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Kiltell
Atwell
Hoke d’Or
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Mecount
War Zone
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War Mask
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Weasler
King Plaudit
Lyke
Valor
Callaban
Camonsieur
Orestes
Henry Gaiso
Ira Wilson
Schuttinger
Romany
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Race telegraphic notes from a chaotic track and field card
Racing and field results listing multiple horses with odds and weights across five furlongs and one mile events. Also includes baseball box scores and player lines with team names and positions, plus weather and track notes.
Favorites Easily Win Early Matches in Women's Tennis
The big four in American women's tennis led the opening day at the Philadelphia Cricket Club for the 32nd annual national tournament. Mlle Bjurstedt won two matches to reach the third round, while Nightman, Zinderstein, and Goss advanced or won by default to move into next-day play. In the national girls singles, Katherine Porter won her first round as Emma Norris fell, and the Bayard sisters advanced in singles. London reports note an Australian team heading to the United States for Wimbledon and later U S championships. Central hosts high school baseball action on Catholic University diamond with Tech and Central in a potential title decider. Krupp and Hutchinson slated to pitch.
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Mise
Molla Bijurstedt
George Wightman
Longwood Cricket Club
Mise Eleanor Goss
Westside Tennis Club
Marion Zinderstein
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Bjurstedt
Robert Herold
Belfield Country Club
Belfield
Marion Murray
Nightman
Ersking Smith
Philadelphia Country Club
Zinderstein
Miss Goss
N. W. Files
Longwood
Helen Zwell
Huntington Valley
Katherine Porter
Misa Emma B. Norris
Bayard
New York
Martha
Margaret Sharpless
Alice
Susan Goodman
London
Paris
United States
Norman Brookes
Central
Catholic University
Tech
Manuel
Western
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Hutchinson
Kelliher Leads Three I League Hitting Streak
Mickey Kelliher of Washington, playing with Peoria in the Three I League, tops the circuit with 24 straight games hit. Peoria leads by five games as Washington Athletics beat Ahoes 4 to 2, with Taylor fanning 12 in a complete win.
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Mickey Kelliher
Washington
Peoria
Washington Athletics
Ahoes
Athletics
Taylor
Minnis Play Is Flawless in Red Sox Fielding Record
Staty Melnnis, a Red Sox flat baseman, has compiled an outstanding fielding record. In 39 games this season he has handled 433 chances with 414 put outs and 20 assists, an impressive fielding average.
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Minnis
Staty Melnnis
Red Sox
Willard Trains Hard With Helped Opponents
In Toledo on June 16 Jens Willard brutalized sparring partners, rotating rounds and forcing rest breaks after his vow to remove burlesque from training. Jack Heinen and others endured hard blows, while Dempsey did light work. Officials weighed in on referees for the Independence Day title fight as Boecksl was traded to Atlanta. Smith drove in two Cards runs as Giants fell in extras in a separate baseball summary.
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Toledo
Jens Willard
Jack Heinen
Willard
Heinen
Jack Hempel
Walter Monahan
Dempsey
Kearns
Army, Navy and
Civilian Board of Boxing Control Today
Tex’ Ricard
Rickard
Latonia Entries Flood the Card Across Racing Meets
Weather clear at Latonia as track lists entrants for six races with names such as Orenzo Archie Alexander Hidden Jewel Springside Stiles Kaub Enos Star Baby Rhemer Pulfux and Bula Rose in the first division. Multiple races feature numerous horse names and weights, with entries including Anna Sweep Great Hawk May Hose Dinty Avis Doyle and Belinda across five furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth events.
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Orenzo
Archie
Alexander
Hopeful
Hoigneur
Hidden Jewel
Springside
Stiles Kaub
Enos
Star Baby
Rhemer
Pulfux
W. WW. Hastings
Bularose
Bullion
Tint McGee
Bon Tremp
Pageaini
Anna
Finn Cuba
William S. Culbertson
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Rifle
Torsboro
Harvest
Sewell Coombs
Ryder
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Major Parke
Jaybird
Topcoat
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High Cost
Leophores
Annette Tier
Vieja Park
Ping Grove
Plain Raw
Ray Atkin
Warlike
Breadman
Black Prince
Pop Eyes
Friz
Bobby Allen
Horacen
Burgoyne
Nellie Witmer
Masa Pmctor
Antoinette
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Honnie Tess
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Keziah
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Carrie Moore
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Thiatic Green
Butcher Hoy
Pautime
Civics in Mens Clothes Build Rugged New Style
The new Civics line emphasizes broad shoulders, deep chests, and upright carriage reflecting soldiers returning from the war. Designed by Society Brand and The Hecht Co Quality Clothes, these summer models blend military effect with smart pattern, fabric, and color. Ready for viewing anytime.
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