A. C. M defeats Powers as O'Connell shines in slugfest
Duffy's Powers suffer sixth straight loss as A. C. M, led by Denny O'Connell, rallies from early deficit. Tremblay and Rolfe drive early offense, Coleman steady in relief, with O'Connell earning win and McIvor taking loss in a 7 inning-plus game at Clark Park.
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Cardinals Make Sweep of Series on Batting Rampage
In Philadelphia on June 16 the Phillies rout Cleveland 12 to 7 as 10 first inning runs set the pace. Groves struggled then was tagged in late innings while Shaute Edwards Roy and Rommel split mound duties for the win. Includes later note on Washington 3 St Louis 0 behind Johnson.
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Cardinals sweep Phillies in final game amid umpire clash
In St Louis on June 16 the Cardinals beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 to close the series. Manager Rogers Hornsby exchanged blows with Art Fletcher, drawing umpires’ intervention as the game heated up.
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Baseball game summary New York vs Pittsburg
Two base hits by Carey Mousel and Barnhart provide scoring. Home runs by Cuy ler Kelly Terry Southworth and Wright. Stolen bases by Young Kelly Bigbee and Yde. Pitching notes: Aldridge 3 2 3 0 2 10 in 7 innings, Nehf 4 in 1 none out in tenth. Final score Pittsburg 4 New York 2.
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Pacific Coast League Action at Salt Lake and Seattle
In Salt Lake the QRBIBRG team faced a heavy defeat with Delaney Pruett Byler Mulcahy and Cook offering batteries. In Seattle the Seattle and Los Angeles game was idle with no action reported.
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Creisler Named Next Minnesota Football Coach
Rumor says Fritz Creisler, long time Chicago assistant to Alongomaar, will accept a contract to coach at the University of Minnesota. The St. Paul Pioneer Press cites a highly dependable source for the report amid a June story.
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MacFarlane Wins U S Open By Teaching Golf
Norman E. Brown portrays Willie MacFarlane as an open champion who entered the Worcester Mass course as a teacher first. He relied on his teaching philosophy, matched against Bobby Jones, and secured the title after a tie in the initial 18 holes and a disciplined second round.
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Genaro Defeats Marks In Flyweight Bout
New York June 16 Frank Genaro world flyweight champion won a judges decision over Georgie Marks bantamweight of California in a 10 round bout Genaro weighed 111 pounds and Marks 117 pounds.
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Simonich and Latzo Aim for Butte Fourth of July Card
Butte welter Joe Simonich and Pennsylvania coal miner Pete Latzo appear ready as likely fighters for the holiday boxing program in Butte. Latzo is described as one of the toughest battlers in the business while Simonich hails from Butte as a mauling fighter in the scene.
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Baseball scores from national and association leagues
Results list from Pittsburg, New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston and others across both national and American leagues plus Association play. Three games reported with scores such as Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5 and New York 2 Detroit 5.
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Club Tanding Pa Mines League Night Game at Clark's Park
Tonight's game features Anodes and Clarks at 6:30 at Clark's Park in the Pa Mines League. The match plays under local club standings.
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Taylor Wins Technical Knockout in Seventh Round
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Ind defeated Jnie Gooseman of San Diego by technical knockout in the seventh round of a scheduled 10 round bantam bout in Vernon California. Gooseman’s corner stopped the fight by throwing in the towel after a sustained mauling.
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Fastest Collegian Debuts with Giants in NYC
Central Press reports Eddie Farrell of the University of Pennsylvania made his first big league start for the New York Giants. The shortstop impressed with sharp fielding and smart batting after already touring with the team last season and during vacation. He started at third base Monday and was spiked out.
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