Phillies Gain Lead In N L With 3 0 Win Over Giants
Philadelphia defeated New York 3 to 0 to seize first place as lefty pitched a superb game allowing only two singles. No New York runner reached second base as the lone error and defensive plays limited the visitors to the shutout and a single, with Robertson’s baserunning contributing one infield hit.
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National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 34 wins and 20 losses, New York 33-20, Chicago 30-23, St Louis 23-5, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, and Pittsburgh trailing. Yesterday results: Philadelphia 2 New York 0. Brooklyn 3 Boston 4. Today schedule: Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia. Chicago at St. Louis.
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Dodgers edge Braves in twin bill two close wins
Brooklyn beats Boston in a doubleheader 4 to 2 and 4 to 2. Mounders Rudolph Mowrey Stengel and Magee lead the Dodgers while Boston errors help Brooklyn sweep. Pitchers Cheney and Marquart workGame details and line scores noted with multiple player names.
Baseball standings and today’s schedule in brief
Yesterday results show Washington 4 Boston 3 and Cleveland 9 St. Louis 1 New York 1 Philadelphia 0 5. Detroit at Chicago rained out. Today games include Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Detroit at Chicago St Louis at ?
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Former Griffmen Big Help to Orioles
Former Griffmen aid the Baltimore Orioles as hitters and pitchers perform well. Howard and Toy Henderson top league batting, Turney Barber hits .223 and Ala Williams bats .284. Herb Thormahlen leads Orioles pitchers with 19 wins in 128 innings. Mortimer, formerly of Bureau and Rex, impresses Detroit scout Sugden with arm speed and potential. Sugden buys Blue in Martinsburg for $500.
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Minos Defeat Pirates In Fort Wayne Exhibition
Fort Wayne Ind June 25 Fort Wayne Central League beat the Pittsburgh Nationals 3 to 1 in an exhibition game stopped due to rain. Three runs came in the second inning after Ken’s hits.Trigbee limited the Pirates to one hit. Batteries Allen and Fisher for Fort Wayne Higbee and Bonith for Pittsburgh.
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Palm Beach Suits Introduce New Dark Shade Exclusive
A new exclusive Palm Beach suit shade debuts with Nor folk model and Mode crafted styling. This darker tone aims for greater distinction, offered through our lineup.
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Linen Norfolk Model Exclusive Sale Notice
A local ad promotes a $10.00 linen Norfolk model offered exclusively through the seller. The brief listing highlights a limited price and exclusive availability to attract shoppers.
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Feather weight fabrics and costs from Palm Beach to Mohair
The list details prices for Feather weights in Palm Beach at nine dollars and up to thirteen fifty, Silk at eighty, Mohair cravenetted at fifteen and twenty, and two flannel trouser grades. Genuine White Flannel sells for five fifty and English Cricketing Cloth for seven fifty, all with Mode's workmanship.
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Nationals Lose Late To Red Sox In Tight Twinbill
In Boston, Washington unable to complete two wins, dropping 4 3 as Harper and Gallia shine for the Nationals while Du Mont proves costly. Ainsmith, Gharrity, Leonard and Milan spark late rallies but the Sox clinch a one run victory.
Yanks Defeat Athletics Twice In Pitchers' Duel Wins
New York defeats Philadelphia in two games by 11-9 and 7-6. Moeridge and Seibold duel in game one with a seventh inning run on Pipp and Peckinpaugh doubles. Baker drives in two in game two with a three-base hit and a later homer, lifting the Yankees over the Athletics.
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Record Jump by Clinton Larsen Declared Non-Record
Amateur Athletic Union officials report Clinton Larsen of Brigham Young University jumped 6 feet 8 1/2 inches in a Salt Lake City exhibition. After bar sag and technical adjustments the measurement stood at 6 feet 7 3/4 inches, 1/16 inch above Eddie Beeson’s 1914 Berkeley record, but not eligible since it was not achieved in competition under AAA rules.
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Cardinals Up to Date In Park Concession Change
Cardinal fans gain new policy as St Louis Nationals abandon park concessions to refreshment purveyors and adopt the free score card idea. Boston dates reference Mrs William J Brickley, Charley Brickley, and four sons in Uncle Sam service with one remaining.
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Ruth Suspended Pending Final AL Action
Chicago June 25 Babe Ruth the Red Sox pitcher faces suspension for assault on umpire Owens in Boston. American League President Johnson said final decision would be reserved until tomorrow. no ruling announced yet.
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Indians Beat Browns In Erratic Contest
Cleveland defeats St. Louis 9 to 6 in a loosely played, hard hitting game at Cleveland. Davenport and Coveleskie endured rough treatment as the Indians tally most of their runs, with key hits by Speaker, Chapman, Marsans, and Severeid ensuring the victory in a erratic showcase.
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Willard Circus Run Block Ordered by New York Court
A New York supreme court order requires Jess Willard to show cause why he should not be enjoined from presenting circus performances in the state. The action, brought by ex-promoter John Curley, claims Willard is bound by a three year contract to him through September 15 next. In a separate dispatch, the University of Minnesota football coach Henry I Williams says the Gopher eleven will return to football next fall.
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Minor league results across multiple leagues
International League Buffalo 2 Newark 1 Rochester 4 Providence 3 Baltimore 9 Toronto 7 Montreal 5 Richmond 4 American Association Kansas City 5 Louisville 3 South Atlantic League Columbia 2 Charleston 0 Jacksonville 7 Augusta 1 Texas League Fort Worth 2 Dallas 0 San Antonio 8 Shreveport 2 Waco 4 Houston ? Southern Association Chattanooga 9 Little Rock 2 Birmingham 4 Atlanta ?
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Harper Shines In Win But Loses Control In Seventh
Boston June 25 Harper displayed sharp stuff in the first game holding the Sox to two hits but walked three in the seventh, losing control. Gallia relieved with bases loaded and struck out Hendriksen. Judge had three hits in five, Gharrity substituted at first and drove in a run while fielding well. Shawn to pitch for Nationals tomorrow if Gallia not selected. Red Sox option may be Jones Bader or Mays.
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Lewis Defeats Britton To Claim Welter Crown In 20 Rounds
Dayton reports Ted Lewis won the welterweight title over Jack Britton by decision after 20 rounds with Britton knocking down Lewis in the final round. Referee Lou Bauman credited Lewis with seven rounds to Britton's five, though many felt Britton had the edge early. Lewis fought a long range, strong left jab affair, blending head and body work while Britton pressed with bodying tactics.
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Regret and Tegret Win Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct Long Island, Tegret the 1915 Kentucky Derby winner led a dramatic Brooklyn Handicap race setting a pace that produced a new world record time of 1 492 5 for a mile and an eighth. Borrow ridden by Knapp and Regret led early, finishing a head apart with Old Rosebud third as 20,000 fans cheered the turf stars and the field.
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See the extra value P B suit at price range shown
The notice highlights an extra value on a P B suit with a price range of eighteen to twenty five dollars. It emphasizes affordability and stock availability for shoppers seeking budget menswear. Sale details and exact dates are not provided in the readable text.
Industrial Home Triumphs Over Henry Polk In Baseball Victory
Industrial Home edged Henry Polk 7 to 6 in ten innings to seize a best of series contest for the district league title. Cherry scored the decisive run with Alber driving in the tying hit and Cavanaugh collecting eleven strikeouts and several timely hits.
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Rapid Advance In District Tennis Tourneys Opens At Princeton Club
Boys and juniors progress to semifinals as many matches finish in straight sets. Draws for doubles completed, with boys starting at 9 am and juniors at 5 pm. Semifinals set include Knapp vs Noré Unger and Conklin vs Burke in boys singles while juniors feature Delacy vs Stewart and Ballinger vs Kelcher in round three.
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West Virginia Plans to Continue Football
West Virginia University aims to carry on its football schedule next fall with games already arranged against Dartmouth Pittsburgh Washington and Jefferson Wesleyan and other strong teams. A season summary shows the state’s football title claimed by Morgantown. the rest of the text lists numerous racehorse entries and betting details with damaged, scattered data.
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Base Stealing Thrill Lingers From Baseball History
Manager Hughey Jennings lauds base stealing as deluxe baseball. He recalls bold dashs changing games, noting declines since earlier eras with Orioles, Red Sox, and Phillies. Chicago Nationals beat Bloomington Three I League 7 to 2 in an exhibition.
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