Pittsburg Beats Philadelphians in Opening Victory
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0 as Woodward left the mound in the first inning after four Pirates runs. Three relief pitchers saw action for the visitors while Roeckel was released to Boston. Batteries show Woodward Smith Rixey and Cady for Philadelphia and Adamé Cooper and Schmidt for Pittsburg.
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Indians win second straight as Cleveland tops Boston 1 0
Cleveland edged Boston 1 0 as Graney singled and scored on Smiths hit after a sacrifice advance. Shawkey earned his seventh consecutive win for New York in an 11 inning 3 1 victory over St Louis.
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Sparring Partners Receive Unannounced Lessons in Willard Camp
Toledo June 18 Sparring partners in Jess Willards camp faced unexpected punishment during a workout. Jack Heinen was knocked down twice in the first round and a right cross to the chin sent him to the canvas. Jack Hempel and Walter Iso also took heavy work as Willard shadow boxed and used light throws with a training staff noting Dempsey avoided boxing today and may be limited until weekend. A board will submit referee names for selection.
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Rightarm Pitcher Jess Barnes Journeys to Cubs
Five years prior Jess Barnes emerged as a top right-handed pitcher in the National League. Once with Davenport and later eyed by Cubs management, he pursued a major league path under Hank O Day. Baseball memories recount his windup and the promise of a significant league future.
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Giant sparring partner Tate looms in Dempsey camp
Bill Tate, a giant sparring partner for Jack Dempsey, draws much attention in the Dempsey camp. The tall rangy fighter mimics Willard, aids Dempsey with footwork and mitt work, and helps practice the inside attack aimed at the guard and stomach. The photo shows Tate feinting Tackhead with Dempsey’s fighting face visible.
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Memories of a bittersweet baseball career in the talks
A veteran recounts career twists with O Day and Davenport, the Cubs and Braves, and a near no hit game. He recalls contract tensions, teammate banter, and a pivotal moment when Morris Rattons’s late out and a grounder ended the dream of a no hitter.
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