Pittsburgh Near Top After Split of Twin Program
Associated Press reports Pittsburgh stayed within two games of NL leader after splitting a double header with Cincinnati as Boston beat New York. Adams opposed Luque in game one with an 8 2 Pirates win, while Donohue shut down Pittsburgh in game two, Reds 6 2.
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Cleveland Wins 18 as Chicago Falls 9
Edna and Myatt, Robertson and Grabowski led the offense with two base hits each. Mostil, Sheely, Jamie gon and Barrett added two base hits. Speaker hit a three base tally. Kamm and Barrett drew walks. Kamm executed a sacrifice. Robertson pitched for Cleveland with two bases on balls and one strikeout. Edwards issued four walks.
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Athletics Tie Senators in Washington Victory at Shibe Park
The Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 3 to 1 at Shibe Park, tying the series. Harriss pitched five hits allowed, won the game with a sixth inning run, Cochrane scoring the winning run as Lamar drove in the first with a single. Buck Harris tallied Washington’s lone run in the sixth with a double and Goslin's single. Attendance reached 87,000.
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Yankees Win Double Header Over Red Sox
The Yankees swept Boston in a June 27 doubleheader, taking the opener 10 to 6 and the nightcap 6 to 1. Bob Meusel slugged two homers in the final game, driving in all New York runs. Gehrig also homered. Boston has dropped nine straight as Babe Ruth watched much of the action from the bench.
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The record lists Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with scoring details and player lineups. Notable names include Donohue Krueger Sheehan Morrison Aldridge E. Smith Carey Critz and Bressler with two base hits and stolen bases by E. Smith. Pitchers Alfridge Donohue issued walks and strikeouts are noted.
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Phillies Rally to Beat Robins 10 6 in June Baseball
Philadelphia over Brooklyn 10 to 6 after a six run sixth inning and five more in the seventh. Fonseca hit a four bagger driving in four runs as Ring and Wilson worked the mound for Brooklyn and Hubbell Grimes and Taylor pitched for Philadelphia.
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Cards Shut Cubs Out In Tight St. Louis Victory
St Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 0 as Cardinals, led by Blades two triples and Bottomley three base hits, tightened their hold on fifth place. Jones exited after five innings. Reinhart and Hartnett also pitched. Shinners made sacrifices as Bush, Jones, and Reinhart walked and struck out.
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SOX RELEASED TWO MEN LAST NIGHT
Chicago dispatch reports two Chicago Box players were released last night. Pitcher Stubby Mack was sent to the Milwaukee American Association Club and rookie infielder A B Speer to the Shreveport Texts club league.
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Boston Baseball Score Report With Names and Hits
Boston box score fragment lists players Dugan Heving Connolly Flagstead Gehrig Prothero and Ruth with two base hits and home runs by D Meusel Ruthine balls and Shocker listed for strikeouts. Indicates Ruffing Heving and others in pitching or fielding notes with partial line scores.
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Spudders Beat Buffaloes 7 to 2 in Houston
Bob Osborne pitched well as the Spudders defeated the Buffaloes 7 to 2 in the second game of the series. Turgeon hit a homer. Other notable contributions came from Goodwin Burns and McCurdy for the Spudders, with Osbourne and Query also prominent. Beaumont beat Fort Worth 11 to 4, then tied the second game 4 to 4 before a nine inning called finish.
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Bears Defeat Shreveport In Double Figures Rally
In San Antonio on June 27 the Bears beat Shreveport 12 to 11 after a wild, high scoring final game. Six pitchers appeared for the Bears with Collard Winters Watt Warwick Thompson McCall Row among the listed players.
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Steers fall to Waco in high-scoring game
Waco defeated Dallas 9 to 7 as Curley Brown and Jack Tesar could not stop the attack while Dewey Lyle bested Dallas. Bil Gould and Joe Gleason led Waco with strong batting as Gould, Gleason, Lyle and Morrow starred in the win. Brown, Tesar and Hungling struggled for the Steers.
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Sports Screen Flickers and Pitches in Nostalgic Notes
A ragtag survey of sports chatter from a bygone era covers Wellington’s rough day, Coon Cocke’s looming threat to the Legionnares, Farley’s conditional Fisher terms, and coaching shifts with Chief Bender behind Eddie Collins. The column pauses on boxing bouts, Dempsey talk, and a playful riff on dating, love, and a tail-ender beating the topnotcher.
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Nicklaus Versus Coon Cooke Set For 8 PM Game Today
The afternoon match reports a 8 o clock showdown between Nicklaus and Coon Cooke. The event is highlighted as a key local sports outing with fans urged to attend.
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Simmons and Sisler Reach 100 Hit Mark
Baseball roundup notes George Sisler of the St. Louis Americans and Al Simmons of the Athletics surpassing 100 hits for the 1925 season. Leaders include Red Wingo .419, Sammy Hale .421, and Rogers Hornsby .427 with 21 homers. Pirates’ Barnhart and Carey show rising averages as stolen bases and runs gain.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show St. Louis 6 Chicago 0 and Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 10 in the National, Detroit 6 St Louis 4 and New York 10 6 in the American, Texas area games Mt. Pleasant Longview 32 Marshall 8 Tyler 13 Texarkana 4, plus standings from American Association and Pacific Coast League with San Francisco 7 Salt Lake 12 and Portland 0 Vernon 2 Seattle 9 Okland 8 Los Angeles 10 Sacramento 46.
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Army Team Beaten By Four Awfuls In London Match
East met west at Alingham this afternoon as the United States Army team, defending champions, were defeated 13 goals to three by the Indian four led by the Maharaja of Jodhpur. Staleness after recent British matches contributed to the loss, with the Indians proving the stronger side in a neutral field contest.
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Demar wins long scratch marathon for Legion title
Clarence H. Demar of Post 80 American Legion won the 15 mile scratch marathon at Russell Field in Cambridge Massachusetts finishing in 1 hour 26 minutes 18.25 seconds He defeated Olympic marathon winner Albin Stenroos who retired near the end due to a stitch in his side.
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St Louis Golfer Wins Trans Mississippi Championship
Clarence Wolff of St Louis defeated Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa Iowa 2 and 1 at the Omaha Field Club to win the trans Mississippi golf title. Wolff set a course record 70 in the morning and trailed briefly after Bartlett shot 69 in the afternoon. The 86 hole match featured superb putting with few errors and pivotal sixes on the 432 yard fourth hole.
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Fort Worth Team Invades Amarillo For July Fourth Events
Amarillo selects the Rock Island Fort Worth team as the Fourth of July guest at Gasser Park through July 5. Haden, Amarillo’s first baseman, showcases their talent, with Kellus Turner, a former Amarillo youth, among the pitchers. The club is hailed as the best holiday attraction. The Legionnaires second string travels to Claude, with Hereford hosting on July 4.
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Southern Boy Wins Golf Cup of Colleges
George F. Lamprecht of Tulane, a Cleveland native, rose from first round exit to dominate at Montclair New Jersey. He defeated Steve Berrien of Wesleyan 11 up and 9 to play, then beat Jack Westland of Washington 9 to 7 in the final after 29 holes, delivering sensational finishes.
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Amateur swimmer sets Mobile Bay record in 6 hours 48 minutes
In Mobile on June 27 amateur swimmer W. G. Jackson established a new Mobile Bay crossing record by swimming from Mobile to Daphne on the eastern shore in six hours and 48 minutes. The prior mark of eight hours was held by Miss Aileen Evans. The voyage covers about 11 miles.
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Visitors Fall to Bats as Legionnaires Light Up Gas Ser Park
Aartilo collected thirteen hits guiding Wellington to a 12 to 6 win over the visitors at Gas Ser Park. Fuller, Brooks, and Curtis homered while Lupher yielded ten hits. The rematch with Coon Cocke starting promises a different battle as Teddy Nicklaus prepares to pitch.
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Farley to Meet Fisher in July 3 at City Auditorium
Cal Farley will wrestle Jack Fisher at 145 pounds with ringside weigh in. The bout is set for July 3 at the city auditorium, promoter Henry Reed announced after Farley agreed to the weight. Fisher seeks revenge for a prior defeat as Panhandle fans anticipate a prominent match.
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Broadway Jones Wins Latonia Derby in Stylish Finish
Broadway Jones of Idle Hour stables edged out King Nadi to win the Latonia Derby in Latonia Kentucky. The mile and a half race finished in 2:31 with Broadway Jones earning a neck victory amid a packed crowd. Progress and Caractus followed for show money while Flying Ebony failed to claim the $5,000 bonus for winning both local and Kentucky derbies. Wagers paid Broadway Jones 12.10 to win, 4.90 to place, and 3.50 to show.
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Landis approves trade between Senators and Browns
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner, telegraphed approval from Corinth, Mississippi, for the deal sending George Mogridge and Bill Hargrave to the Browns and Hank Severeid to the Washington Senators. Browns manager Bill Friel said the arrangement occurred before the June 16 deadline but was not finalized until after.
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Western League Splits as Two Presidents Emerge
Des Moines June 27 two rival factions in the Western League force a split after a meeting over a motion to move headquarters to Wichita. Frank Isbel authorized to run league affairs while A R Tearney claims ouster. Both sides vow support for their president and collect dues.
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