Giants Rally Past Robins In 12th For 9 6 Victory
In New York on June 26 AP reports the Giants beat the Robins 9 to 6 in 12 innings after George Kelly cleared the bases with a two on home run in the twelfth. The win kept New York in first place as Pirates defeated the Reds. Thirty-five players took part, with 18 Giants. Four pitchers pitched for each side.
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Walter Johnson
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Bill Lamar
Faber wins as White Sox defeat Indians
Chicago's Red Faber claimed his fifth straight win in an 8 to 1 decision over Cleveland. The White Sox were held to five hits but exploited timely defense, including three double plays, with Kamm homering and infield support boosting the victory.
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Regional Trees Association Music Event Results
A garbled local listing shows scores or placements for multiple clubs or teams including Little Rock, Chattanooga, Birmingham, and Memphis with uncertain numbers. The fragment references a venue or event in Arkansas and multiple cities, but details are illegible.
Western League scores from recent games
Omebe 3 Oklahoma City 4 Les Moines 1 Bt Joseph S Denver 4 Wichita ESTEMAATIONAL LEAGUE results show soreey City 11 4 Meading 4 7 Hulieio 1 Rochester 6 Prevadence 2 Baltimore 2 Tosonto Syracuse not scheduled Coast League results include Lee Amgetics 4 Sagraneste 3 Beattie 2 Oskland 1 Sem Frencieve 5 Salt Lake 6 Pesthen 4 Vernon 2
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Unclear OCR Finds Little Readable Narrative
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and numbers including Boston and Philadelphia references. Core details, dates, or clear events are not discernible, leaving only disjointed player names and scores. The piece lacks coherent structure to determine a newsworthy item.
Brooks Delivers Home Run Power for Cubs
The Chicago Cubs paid Columbus A. A. about 25000 for Jonathan Mandy Brooks and he has shown he can hit. He slugged five homers in one week and batted .341 last season with seven homers in a full year. His bat and outfield play buoy hopes for the Cubs to climb from second division toward the NL race.
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8 A T Triumphs Over Indians In Twilight League Thriller
The 8 A T squad rallied to beat the Indians 10 to 3 after an early deficit. Madrid earned the win with ten strikeouts as Mares, Aceves, Martinez and others drove in runs. In the Colts' division the Tigers defeated the Pioneers 13 to 3 with Sanches Orosko Paez and Otero homering for the Tigers. Pangborn Wilkerson and Triplett pitched for the Pioneers. Standings noted in the Senior Division.
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Lobo Track Athlete Returns to Albuquerque
Herry Hoskins from Indiana rejoined the New Mexico Lobos track squad in Albuquerque as the university prepares to open in the fall. He will stay through the start of the season.
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Texas League Scores Fragment
A fragment shows Wace 8 Dallas 4 Beaumont Fort Worth postpen SS 2 Wichita Falls 4 San Antonio Shreveport with unclear context and missing dates or full team names.
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American Association results show Columbus 3 Indianapolis 6
Only two games on the schedule. Toledo 1 Louisville 0 indicates a scoreline. details unclear beyond the two matchups with Columbus and Indianapolis and Toledo against Louisville.
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Griephan to Start for Santa Fe on July 4 in Santa Fe
Emil Griephan Las Vegas hurler signs with Santa Fe and will pitch his first game for the Saints against the Albuquerque Apprentices in Santa Fe on July 4. White to start Sunday if Griephan is unavailable. Berardinelli poised for captaincy and bench directing. Griego signed to replace Agnew. Sweeney shifts to infield to bolster the lineup.
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Pete Berardinelli
Herschel McGee
Berardinelli
Pablo Griego
Doc Agnew
Sweeney
Territorial fair bicycle champs recall 1894 Albuquerque races
The article notes Russell Brook and T. Vann competing in September 1894. Brook won the mile with a new amateur state record of 1 minute 28.15 seconds and claimed the interterritorial cup and three mile handicap, plus two second places. In the two mile handicap Tom Insley placed second to Brook, with Vann close behind.
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Roswell sprinter and football man visits Albuquerque
Walden Bassett former Roswell high school and Military Institute star visited Albuquerque on business. He held a 224 yard state high school record. later improved to 233 5 for the institute. Bassett helped the institute track team beat the Arizona Wildcats at Tucson in 1919 and played halfback in 1919. He was a broad jumper and low hurdler, credited with a key tackle in the 1919 institute game ending 6 to ?.
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Ten Years Ago In Sport El Paso Beats Dukes 8 to 7
El Paso edged the Dukes 8 to 7 in a game delayed by gate receipts seized by officers to settle a uniform debt. Huelsman led hitters at .413 with 74 chances no errors, while Murphy and French posted .847 and .341 averages. Company L of the National Guard lost 5 to 1 at Bernalillo.
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Stockholm ends housing shortage with military downsizing
Stockholm reports a government move to cut army corps from six to four and reduce armed forces spending. Left parties unite to back the plan despite right wing opposition. Officers’ rooms in a former Stockholm barracks become emergency family housing. The city operates a real estate bureau offering free housing information. About 3,000 new Stockholm apartments are under construction with suburban communities expanding.
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Hervey Heads State Bar Association in New Mexico
James M. Hervey of Albuquerque was elected president of the State Bar Association at the state bar commission meeting in Santa Fe. A. H. Hudspeth, Carrizozo, became first vice president with C. A. Gilbert Santa Fe as second vice president and Jose D. Sena Santa Fe as secretary treasurer. The commission drew lots for terms, listing one year two year and three year appointments. The outgoing bar examiners Wright Lucas and Simms filed their final report as the commission plans to recommend new members to the supreme court.
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John F Simms
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Business Similar To Last Year With Modest Gains In June
New York June 26 Dan's to morrow reports general business is without essential changes with uneven conditions lingering from weeks past. More strong points and fewer unfavorable aspects than a year ago accompany improved grain crop prospects. Buyers avoid excesses though purchases recur, keeping aggregate volume large as hot weather boosts retail demand and dampens summer stocks. Weekly bank clearings reach 8,302,195,000.
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Bourbon bandits electrocuted after fatal bank raid
Three Newport youths George Farewell Richard Newhouse and Elmer Hall were executed at the State Penitentiary in Eddyville Kentucky for the 193 just year old bank robbery killing of Frank Buchanan in Oltonville. The trio entered the death house calmly and were put to death by electric chair.
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