Mackmen Win Second Game of Series Over Nationals
Athletics beat the Nationals 5 to 3 at Shibe Park as Harris struggles early but tightens to close the Mack attack. Welch Brazil and Salloway spearhead the A’s offense. Schacht and Acosta work on the mound for Nationals in a tight nine inning contes t with late three run rally by the A’s in the seventh and eighth frames.
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Phillies Drop Third Straight to Robins
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 in a hitless ninth inning thriller. Griff ith and Johnston homer, Meusel and Wheatstone contribute, while Causey and Miller are noted for key hits as Brooklyn takes a three game lead. Philadelphia errors and base on balls add to the Robins’ edge amid a busy scorecard of baseball action across leagues.
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Crews Regarded as Lacking High Class in New York Series
New York rivals George McBride's Nationals and Miller Huggins' Yankees open a four game Polo Grounds series with the runner up position in the league at stake. The Yankees hold a slight edge on the Nationals with the Huggins team leading by two games. If the Nationals win three of four, the standings would tighten to a deadlock with only two games separating the clubs.
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Regatta Day on Thames Sees Harvard Yale Varsity Rivalry
The fifty third annual Harvard Yale varsity eight race on the Thames at New London is set for tomorrow afternoon with crowds in town as regatta week draws out enthusiasts. Both crews aim to rebound from spring setbacks. a win would tilt the longstanding series in a close, half century old rivalry. Meanwhile the Hygienic Laboratory nine crushed Brookmont A C with a 12 to 8 score.
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Notes of the Game Philadelphia June 22 Umpire Chill lenient on Harris
Umpire Chill will not suspend Harris for throwing the ball into the stands after Dykes hit a home run. The act would normally trigger automatic suspension and fine, but Chill judged it impulsive and noted Harris is not a trouble-maker. Galloway is shaping into a strong shortstop with sensational plays in the infield. Brower’s arm aided Schacht. Dykes made key outs including a drive to right and a misplay at third base. O'Rourke delivered his usual difficult paced outing retiring Galloway in the second.
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Browns and Tigers Stage Long Contest
Detroit and St. Louis split a protracted game in which McManus Lee Vangilder and Tobin delivered twelfth inning hits for a 6 to 4 St. Louis win over Detroit. Vangilder allowed seven free passes while Dausse struck out four as the game stretched into extra innings with key hits from Williams Jacobson Hellmann and Collins.
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Kerr Shuts Out Indians on Scattered Cleveland Hits
Dick Kerr blanks the Cleveland Indians with five hits allowed as Chicago tops Cleveland 6 to 0. Coveleskie shelled for 12 hits while Kerr earns his fourth straight win. Chicago offense gathers eight runs in late innings to seal the shutout.
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Miss Molly Thayer Reaches Net Final
Molly Thayer of Philadelphia defeated Eleanor Cottman of Baltimore 6 1 6 1 in the Delaware State championship final round and will meet Mrs Marion Zinders stein Jessup of Wilmington in the challenge round. The Yankee A C team seeks fans and open dates in August, with L Zamelotti handling replies at 407 14th Street NW.
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Spectators barred at Georges' camp
Georges Carpentier reports strict privacy ahead of Dempsey title fight. He notes friends from France, support from Jersey City, and adds French bantam Charlie Ledoux has joined his stable. A recent sparring session produced a knockdown on Chris Armeld, as Carpentier details workouts and opponents including Ross Rastberg Arnold and Joe Jeannette.
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Dempsey Training Camp Suspends Activities
Atlantic City June 23 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion had a light session as manager Kearns ordered all camp activities suspended. About 1 000 people gathered to see Dempsey punch bags in the camp yard while public access was barred. Dempsey showed his shift and blows in short rounds then practiced with a heavy bag and felt the soreness of a birthday layoff.
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Dempsey Plans Rest Before Next Title Fight
Atlantic City June 23 Dempsey to celebrate his twenty six birthday with rest. He will box Saturday only, then light workouts on Monday and Tuesday. Final glove work Thursday. No training Friday. Kearns said trip to Jersey City Friday night to face the Frenchman Saturday. Norfolk and other sparring partners not needed.
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Giants Turn Tables Defeat Braves In Last Series Game
New York Nationals overturns Boston in the final game of the series winning 10 to 4 in New York. Gibson Frisch and Watson led the offense as the Giants hit Scott and Braxton freely. Pillars of the Boston lineup included Patterson and Bancroft, while Frisch and O Young featured in the New York attack.
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Reds Loose Fielding Loses Game to Chicago
Cincinnati and Chicago tangled with timely hits and costly Reds errors as the White Sox defeated the Reds 6 to 3 in a June game. Chicago tallied seven runs bunched around Cincinnati misplays, with Marquard taking the loss and Freeman the win as New Orleans and other Southern Association results noted.
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Cards Take Two From Pittsburgh
St Louis swept a doubleheader with Pittsburgh, winning 3 to 2 in 12 innings and 3 to 2. Lavan had a key single and Clemons doubled as St Louis broke the first game in the 12th. Mann and McHenry provided power, with Hornsby, Tierney, and Clemons contributing in the field and at bat. Pittsburgh’s errors aided the comeback, while Zinn and Morrison matched zeroes until late-inning dramatics.
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Two new players to report to Pirates
Pittsburgh on June 23 reports say two new Pirates will join the club in St. Louis. Pitcher Johnny Morrison, recently loaned to the Birmingham club in the Southern Association, arrives with Leo Barrett, a collegian and semi pro player from Saginaw Michigan.
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Agriculture Team Forfeits Contested Government League Alert
The Agriculture Department baseball team forfeited yesterday after failing to resume play due to rain, losing 9 to 4 to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing team. The defeat practically ends Agriculture's chances in the Government league pennant race.
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