Detroit Climbs From the Sump with 10-Inning Win
Detroit rallied from eighth place to beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 10 innings as Perry and Perkins faced Ehmke and Ainsmith. Chicago crushed Washington 89 to 3 after late-inning hits by Courtney Shaw Picinich Williams and Schalk. New York routed Cleveland 14 to 0 highlighted by Ruths 17th homer and Lewis injuring knee out two weeks. St Louis extended hitting streak beating Boston 11 to 5 with strong relief by Shocker and Severeld.
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Standing of the 2018 Coast League
Portland and Oakland hold even records as Vernon shows mixed results. Sacramento posts a modest grid, Salt Lake struggles with heavy losses, while the league standings reflect a tight race beginning to take shape.
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Butte Mines to get full time athletic coach boosts college sports
Local sport notes praise the school of mines plan for a full time athletic coach under Pittser. The move signals a shift to serious football basketball and track. It cites facilities issues and upcoming schedules with Gonzaga Montana State College and potential home games in Butte.
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Cincinnati Tops Plage Again in National League Leaders
Cincinnati ousted Brooklyn from the National League lead as New York Americans overwhelmed Cleveland to create a tie in the American League. St. Louis and Chicago show mixed fortunes while trades and shifts spark life in New York and Philadelphia. New York pitchers were hammered by a 14 run attack as the Yankees gain momentum. Detroit traps Philadelphia to seize last place.
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Hornsby Peak Price Sets Baseball Record
St Louis club president Samuel Breedon rejected a 200000 dollar bid plus two players from New York for Roger Hornsby, Hornsby’s sale would have broken baseball transfer records by 75000 dollars over Babe Ruth’s price. News from London reports Davis cup tennis ties set for July Eastbourne.
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American Association Scores Reported
The text lists game results with teams Paul Toledo Yankee Columbus Louisville Minneapolis and Indianapolis along with respective scores and dates.
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Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn 1 0 to Open Series Pitchers Battle
Brooklyn drops to second place as Cincinnati overwhelms Ring and Marquard in a tight six hit duel with a sixth inning run from a Marquard wild pitch and two Red hits. Also St Louis tops New York 6 3 as Clemons retired with a foul tip and Gonzales homered.
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American golf team not in the Olympics
Philadelphia report states the American golf team will not compete at Antwerp. Captain Mattson said reservations for eight players were made for June 25 but only two of 11 invitees accepted, with two others already abroad. The U S Golf Association wanted at least eight players for the Olympic team.
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Golby as Spokesman for President Wilson
Washington reports Colby secretary of state is discussed as a possible spokesman for President Wilson at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Official returns from the city wide primary show Colby’s ticket winning by a wide margin over the opposition with 2868 to 356 votes. Opponents protest Colby’s short Washington residence and seek to block his candidacy while district delegates plan to push a platform plank for D C suffrage.
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