Detroit Fall Short In Extra In Chicago Win
In Chicago on June 6 Chicago edged Detroit 7 to 6 in eleven innings as Felsch drove in the winning run after a late rally including a steal and a hit by Collins. Tyrus left the game with a twisted leg after a collision in the tenth.
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Americans name trapshooting Olympic team selection
The United States announces a trapshooting Olympic squad after careful screening to ensure amateurs only. Members include Mark Arie, Horace Bonser, Jay Clark Jr., B. S. Donnelly, Fred Plum, Chauncey M. Powers, Frank M. Troeh, and Frank S. Wright, with Clark and Bonser as reserves. The team sails June 26, aims to defend titles in England and Scotland, and will be tested in July English championships.
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Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati In Extra Inning Spark
Pittsburg wins at Cincinnati 3 to 2 in ten innings as Ruether, Caton, Southworth, and Whitted deliver key hits. Cooper pitched nine strong innings but Pittsburg breaks through in the tenth for the decisive rally.
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Batting Surges Mark Tight MLB and NL Race
The close race for leadership in the two major leagues mirrors heavy hitting. In the American League 309 runs and 1,? hits were tallied across 28 games last week, while the National League posted 250 and 532 hits in 27 games. Babe Ruth lifted his season total to 15 homers in New York as 18 NL home runs occurred. Brooklyn and Cincinnati, world champions with steady pitching, contend for NL first place as the East leads by two games. The New York Americans, riding 14 wins in 16 games, catch Cleveland at the top as Indians break even while Yankees rattle Philadelphia pitchers. The top two teams in each league will meet in a key series beginning next Saturday.
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Cleveland former manager to coach St Louis club
June 6 report states Lee Fob, former manager of the Cleveland baseball team, will join and coach the St Louis club, a move described as part of ongoing roster reshaping. The brief notes prior affiliations with Cleveland and his new role. Eland, Sacramento, Salt Lake, and Seattle are referenced in scattered context.
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No-Hit Game feats Linked Across Baseball History
International News Sporting waiter Jack Velock details the scarcity and significance of no-hit games in major league history. He traces early pioneers like Richmond Corcoran and Cy Young, notes the evolution of pitching rules, and lists pitchers with multiple no-hit performances, ending with a game in Billings where the local team defeated rel 7 to 0.
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Harvard Voota Practice Ends as Horewren Scores Two TDs
Arnold Horewren starred in Harvard football drills, scoring two of the three touchdowns by the regulars against the subs. The session marked the final practice before team reporting in September, signaling a pause before the season.
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Outraged bean grower dumps crop in Bay
A Bay area producer trucker dumped a cargo of snap beans into Mobile Bay rather than sell to local produce dealers. Inquiry at wholesale houses shows snap beans selling for $1,604 a bushel in carload lots, sparking controversy over disposal and pricing in the trade.
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