Veterans Shine as Vets Hit in Major League Action
Veteran stars like Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Eddie Collins Zach Wheat Jacques Fournier and Ken Williams delivered key hits as major league squads posted victories. Babe Ruth homered after Speaker sparked Cleveland to a 4 1 victory, Cobb led Detroit in a 7 4 loss for Washington, and Fournier clouted a four bagger to seal St Louis Chicago Giants and Pittsburgh wins with standout multi hit efforts.
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Pirates Rally To Take Final Of Four Game Set
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 11 to 4 in the final game of a four game series. Emil Yde drove in three runs with a single a double and a triple and scored three runs himself. Ryan pitched well until the eighth inning when Pittsburgh rallied for six runs.
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Cardials Fall to Brooklyn in Final Game 7 to 5
Vournier boosted Brooklyn with a seventh inning homer as the Dodgers defeated St Louis 7 to 5 in the final of four games. Petty and Taylor worked for the win while Vetty saved in pinch situations.
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SLED ALLEN TO VISIT LUBBOCK SUNDAY IN BASEBALL SHOW
Sled Allen the grand old man of Panhandle baseball will be in Lubbock Sunday to play Amarillo American Legion at Gasser Park. The longtime star and manager is famed for sandlot origins, St Louis Nationals, and a 1922 Panhandle Pecos Valley league title. He remains a popular figure and keen competitor everywhere.
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Reds win fourth straight in series as Cincinnati blanks Philadelphia
The Cincinnati Reds defeated Philadelphia with a 8 to 4 score after scoring early and late runs. Couch Betts Kenline Wilson Doniine and Wingo led the Reds offensive output in a game marking Cincinnati's seventh straight victory and a continuation of their series dominance.
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Williams Hitting Lifts Browns To Victory In Boston
Kenneth Williams provided the key blow as St Louis won 9 to 7 in Boston. His seventh inning homer sent the ball to the right field bleachers, and his eighth inning double with two out and two on broke the tie. Williams also contributed a sharp shoe-string catch, with teammates Sr and Louia making catches in the field. The Browns, through strong hitting and defense, clinched the second straight win in Boston.
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White Sox even series with 6 5 win over A's in Philadelphia
The White Sox beat the Athletics 6 to 5 in Philadelphia to tie the series. Rommel and Robertson were removed in the third inning but Mike Cvengross and Arthur Stokes shut down the hitters with strong relief. Sheely doubled and Falk singled in the fourth to drive in the winning run.
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Senators Fall to Detroit 7 4 After Championship Ceremony
Washington suffered a 7 4 defeat to Detroit after raising their world championship banner. Walter Johnson took his third loss of the season as Whitehill pitched steadily for the Tigers through nine innings. Detroit 7 Washington 4. Box score notes Whitehill, Woodall, Johnson, Ogden, Marberry and Ruel are listed.
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Ruth Hits First Homer But Yankees Lose To Indians
Babe Ruth hit his first homer of the season but the Yankees were defeated by Cleveland 4 to 1. A two run rally in the third inning gave the Indians their margin as Ruth added two singles. Miller started for Cleveland with J. Sewell and others also appearing for both clubs.
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Yesterday's Baseball and League Scores Across Zones
Results show penal league games Dallas 4 Houston 6 and others including San Antonio 14 Fort Worth 1 and Wichita Falls 10 Waco 4. National League tallies Chicago 7 New York 4 Cincinnati Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh Li Boston 3 St Louis 5 Brooklyn 7. American League Boston Ty St Louis 9 Washington 4 Detroit 7 New York 1 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 6. Southern Association Nashville 6 Atlanta 0 Birmingham 14 Memphis 4 Mobile 2. Pacific Coast Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 3 Portland 14 Seattle 2 Sacramento Salt Lake City 23 Oakland 2 Vernon 5. East Texas League Mount Pleasant Longview 4 Texarkana 6 Greenville 9 Tyler 1 Paris 7 Marshall 16.
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Cromer Wins Oklahoma Amateur Checkers Championship
Ivan V. Cromer of Stratford claims the Oklahoma amateur title after a 26 game match with Judge J W Culwell at the U Driver garage office. Cromer wins 15 games to 7 with 4 draws, many battles finishing in under twenty moves.
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Houston Beats Dallas as Bears wallop Cats in baseball
In a midseason baseball slate, Houston rallied past Dallas 6 to 4 after Dallas took a first-inning lead. Also Worth beat San Antonio 14 to 2 with Buck Winters steering the Bruins to a decisive win. Beaumont edged Sports 1 to 0 on an error, and Wichita Falls toppled Waco 19 to 4 as Dick Morgan starred on the mound.
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Miami Women Fail on Uninhabited Island Wager
Hazel Carr and Minnie Edmondson of Miami attempted a seven day stay on an uninhabited island with only tropical fruits. They lasted two days before abandoning the plan, claiming they forgot their vanity cases and could not be without them.
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Gorman and Farley Ready for Armory Grapple Showdown
Plainview wrestling idol Cal Farley and rival Jack Gorman arrive in training form for a pivotal event at the Armory. A crowd of 200 plus from the section plus a parade and band will greet them as preliminaries begin at 8 30 and the main bout at 9 o'clock. Proceeds benefit Mrs Mattie Richards in Mayo Bros hospital Rochester Minnesota. Slim Langston out. Litts Val and negro exhibitions to open.
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Dundee and Terris 10 Round Clash Opens Coney Island Stadium
New York June 12. The postponed fifteen round bout between Johnny Dundee and Sid Terris, both New York lightweights, is set to start tonight at the new Coney Island stadium after rain forced a delay from Tuesday. Terris previously won the decision in their first meeting at Madison Square Garden.
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