White Sox Single Counter Beats Indians in Pitchers Duel
Chicago wins 1 0 over Cleveland as Danforth allows three hits in first full game in a year. John Collings fields Eddie Collins home with an eighth inning single. Graney and Ollelbold hit safely for Cleveland. Boehling solid in defeat.
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Chicago Seeks Split as Cleveland Tops 1-0
In by gone action yesterday the White Sox lost to Cleveland 1-0 while Detroit beat St Louis 4-3. Standings show Chicago 39 wins 26 losses, Boston 44-21, New York 32-24, Detroit leading with 98-27. Today Washington visits Boston, Philadelphia plays New York, Detroit hosts Chicago, St Louis travels to ???.
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Tigers Defeat Browns 4 2 In Final Detroit Game
Detroit wins last game of the series 4 to 2 over St Louis in front of home fans. Cobb hits a second inning homer after Buah TM on base. Johnson is repeatedly hit by pitches, while Covelskie and Plank work on the mound for the visitors.
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Three Umpires Work In Cincinnati St Louis Doubleheader
St Louis hosts Cincinnati with three umpires to calm a raucous crowd. In game one Cincinnati wins 4 2 with rally in seventh, Hornsby key at short. Game two Cincinnati dominates 15 4 behind 25 hits as Groh Kopf Roush Chase pace offense.
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Altrock Stages Vaudeville Show At North Grosvenor Dale
Nick Altrock headlines a semipro ball game between the Nationals and the Trojans at North Grosvenor Dale, delivering rope walking, shadow boxing, and songs on the coaching lines. He later enters at first, hits a two bagger, and steals first base, while the Nationals win 8 to 0.
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Wagner Gets Bouquet but Cubs Take Game
Chicago celebrated Hans Wagner day by defeating Pittsburgh 2 to 1. Wagner was presented with a bouquet and scored the Cubs only run, singling in the fifth and coming home on Hinchman single. Pitchers Mamaux Vaughn and others.
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Pithoes No Hit For Dallas In 4 0 Victory Over Fort Worth
Dallas Texas Leagues star Jack Conley former Baltimore Federal Leaguer pitched a no hit game guiding Dallas to a 4 0 win over Fort Worth. Only one Fort Worth runner reached base while Conley struck out multiple batters in his seventeenth consecutive victory. Col Ruppert Yankees president says war won t affect baseball next year and the sport should not be abandoned. American Association scores Indianapolis 11 Minneapolis 3 Milwaukee 4 8 Columbus 0 5 St Paul 0 Toledo 1 1 Louisville 7 Kansas City 5 9.
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Cobb Keeps Safe-Hitting Streak In 20 Straight Games
Ty Cobb adds to his hitting streak by going 38-for-78 in 20 straight games with at least one hit per game while maintaining a .487 average in the run. He trails only the all time mark of 45 straight games and the major league record of 8 hits in 40 games. Henry Polk and Industrial Home School meet today at Gallinger playground in the District Play graded school baseball championship starts at 10.
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Leaders Mark Time In Big League Races
Leading teams in both leagues were held in check as schedules produced only one postponement. New York and Chicago remained atop their circuits while Philadelphia narrowed the gap in the National League and Boston did the same in the American League. The Phillies gained ground with a split vs Philadelphia, while New York dropped a pair to Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Braves Blank Yankees in Jersey City Game
In Jersey City New Jersey June 44 the Boston Nationals defeated the New York Americans 8 to 0 in an exhibition. Hughes held the Yankees cafe throughout. Totals show Boston with 30 hits 11 left on base and New York 20 hits. Monro made four hits in four innings while the Boston bullpen limited New York to nil through six innings. Time of game one hour and 85 minutes.
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Three Races to Oldfield at State Fair Park
Milwaukee June 24 Barney Oldfield defeated Ralph de Palma in three special auto races at State Fair park dirt track. Oldfield won the 15 mile event in a record 13 15 2 5, the 20 mile in 22 42, and the 10 mile in 9 02 4 5. Southern Association scores show Chattanooga 5 Nashville 7 Mobile 5 4 New Orleans 2 Little Rock Memphis 4.
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GOOD DRIVING MAIN FACTOR IN SUCCESS ON GOLF LINKS
Francis Ouimet argues that driving is essential in golf and often determines success. He notes wood club efficiency, accuracy, and the confidence a strong drive provides, citing Ted Ray on the drive setting up mashie and putt opportunities. He emphasizes consistent accuracy on the tee as critical to keeping shots on the fairway.
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The Drive in Golf Believed Key, Gouimet Speaks
Francis Gouimet, famed former holder of the Amateur and Open championships, argues distance matters but must be gained with control. He insists golfers should drive with consistency, play within limits, and place balls on fairways rather than force powerful but crooked shots.
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Mixed Hat Cord Colors Reflect Ivy League Rivalry
The Harvard Crimson notes Harvard now sports a blue hat cord after joining the infantry, recalling past defeats by Mahan and Brickley under Black. Yale, aligning with the artillery, wears a red hat cord once a Yale battle sign, while both seek black and gold as a shared aspiration, echoing Princeton hues.
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Braid Stars In Sidcup Exhibition Golf Match
James Braid and J H Taylor faced Harry Vardon and Edward Ray in a foursome at Sidcup Golf Club to aid Lord Kitcheners memorial fund for disabled officers and men. Braid toured the 5829 yard course in 69 strokes, 19 under par, delivering the day’s standout round.
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Washington Golfers Ahead in Match With Baltimore
Washington Town and Country Club won five of eight singles and halved another to take 11 points in today's 84 hole Neusat tournament final at home, edging Baltimore Suburban Club 22 to 20 to claim the series. Sydney Kaufman and Mortimer King led the locals with decisive wins, while Suburban stars Theodora Strauss and M Hanlein also scored for their side.
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Mahan Enlists in Marine Corps Amid Harvard Football Fame
Edward W. Mahan of Natick captain of Harvard's 1915 football champions was accepted for enlistment in the marine corps. He will join fellow recruits at a training station next week. Since 2016 he coached at the University of California and has worked for the New York Central Railroad at Buffalo.
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Pair Tennis Pairings Set For District Junior Event
Pairings have been drawn for twelve matches in the District juniors and boys tennis tournament at the Princeton Club. Eight boys entered the competition with more entries welcome this morning until the first round is completed. Doubles entries close tonight. Matches start at a stated hour with junior singles first round including Robbies ve, Kelsher, Bentonva Lerch and others.
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O Loughlin Reaches 1000 Decisions In Umpiring Career
Silk O Loughlin, veteran American League umpire, recalls a lengthy career with estimated decisions totaling 433 660 over 12 years under the current system and 312 000 in 13 years under the old single umpire setup. He asserts no mistakes and notes fan and player disagreements as part of the job. The weekly Major League stats are then listed.
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Bride Gains A Laughing Lesson At A Big League Game
A newlywed baseball fan took his bride to a Georgia Avenue park game. The innings passed as she learned strikeouts and walks. A bench-clearing incident arose when a batter claimed a bean ball was intentional, prompting questions to the pitcher and umpire.
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East May Stage Meet May Move From St Louis
The traditional amateur track and field championships may be held in the East instead of St Louis as Pennsylvania stadium use is sought. If Pennsylvania consents, the meet could relocate. the Western AAU president warned St Louis needs Red Cross financing to proceed, estimating Eastern athletes would avoid the long trip, risking failure.
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