Powers Beat A C M 4 2 In Fast Game On Muddy Field
Powers defeated A C M 4 to 2 in a brisk game as Bonner and O Connell matched tempo. Tremblay delivered key hits and Duffy's squad used a seventh inning push to seal the win despite late A C M rallies.
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Morton Pulls Season's Best Catch in Right Center
Louie Morton made a spectacular one handed grab on McGeehan's Texas leaguer, boosting his perfect fielding after 10 games. M Anderson slammed two drives to left, Ryan snagged another near scoreboard, and Allen, Collins contributed key plays as the Powers and Angles brace for a rain risk postposed May 20 game.
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Hornsby Is Given Great Reception In St Louis Debut
Rogers Hornsby, leader of the Cardinals, was greeted by about 12 000 fans in St Louis as he made his debut at the helm. Mayor Victor J. Miller led him to the plate, delivered a brief speech, and Hornsby received a dozen floral pieces amid standing cheers.
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Lewis Gets Many Flattering Offers After Big Match
Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Wayne Big Mann on Saturday and has received several offers. He weighs a European tour a 15 week vaudeville engagement or personal appearances with moving pictures of yesterday's match. Billy Sandow says Lewis will meet any legitimate challengers for the lightweight title.
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Angdes Fall Short in Muddy Anaconda Tilt
The Angdes drop their second straight game to 8–6 Clarks after a rough first inning in rain soaked conditions. Errors and a key misplay allow Clark to score four runs, tying the standings with the Montana Powers as Clarks stay atop the league.
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Babe Ruth to return to Yankee lineup tomorrow
Manager Huggins announced Babe Ruth, the home run king, will return to the Yankees lineup in tomorrow's game against the world champion Senators. He has been out since illness sidelined him for about six weeks, including a month and a half in hospital.
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Zbyszko Uninjured After Stecher Match in St Louis
Stanislaus Zbyszko former world title claimant defeated by Joe Stecher in a heavyweight bout in St Louis. He reported good health after rumors of injury or death and said his injuries were a twisted rib from Stecher's scissors hold.
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Pirates Climb to Threatening Place in NationaI League Race
The Pirates, Braves and Tigers surged from low spots after a tumultuous seventh week. Pittsburgh won seven straight vs St Louis and Chicago to threaten the Giants, while Detroit posted six wins in seven starts and toppled Washington Cleveland and Chicago. Boston slowed the champs with a late series win.
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Novak Will Play In Open Tourney
Worcester Mass May 31 Bill Mehlhorn who led the mid western qualifying section for the open golf championship arrives with Willie Hunter of Los Angeles and Joe Novak of San Francisco for a four ball qualifier match. Willie Ogg Worcester pro and Cyril Walker open champion defeat Mehlhorn and Novak.
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Home-Run Leaderboard As Week Ends
Chicago may eighty one reports Mouse of the New York Americans with four homers boosting his season total to 12. Hartnett of the Chicago Cubs hits a homer against Pittsburg to reach 14 and lead the majors. Hornsby in St. Louis trails with 11 in the National League.
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Englewoods Win Over Centerville Juniors 9 to 3
Englewood defeats Centerville Juniors 9 to 3 featuring heavy hitting. Jerry Sullivan shortstop key player with strong fielding and base running. Pitchers Kellett and Ricker combine for eight strikeouts and six walks while events include double plays and a wild pitch.
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Harris Drives in Winning Run as Washington Edges Athletics
Washington defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 with Bucky Harris driving in the decisive run in the ninth after bases loaded with none out. Simmons shines for the Athletics with a home run and a triple, while Marberry notches the win for the Senators.
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Yeste Results and American Association baseball recap
National league scores shown with Brooklyn New York Chicago Pittsburg St Louis Cincinnati results. American schedule includes Chicago St Louis New York Boston Detroit Cleveland Washington Philadelphia. Association totals Milwaukee Kansas City Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis St Paul Toledo Columbus. Pitchers Robertson Thurston Blenkenship Capen. Box scores note Robertson hit totals and key plays with home runs by Jacobson Sisler McManus Rice. Losing pitcher Thurston.
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Chicago Tops Pirates 11 to 2 with Hartnett Big Hit Day
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 11 to 2 as Hartnett powered the offense with his 14th homer of the season in the sixth, adding a double and a triple. Moore also homered with runners aboard. The game featured strong hitting from Chicago and pitchers scuffling Pittsburgh.
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Cardinals Trim Reds Sharply in Hornsby's First Game
The St Louis Cardinals, under new manager Rogers Hornsby, beat the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2 in the opening game of the series. The report notes Hornsby's debut as skipper and the team’s strong performance on May 31 in St Louis.
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