Cardinals Rout Reds 7-3 as Hallahan Wins
St. Louis pitcher Hallahan held Cincinnati to seven hits while the Cardinals built a four-run third inning to defeat the Reds 7 to 3. Gilberts and Johnson contributed RBI hits, and the win moved Hallahan's season total upward in a meeting cited by UP from June 4.
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs in Early Season Tilt
Pittsburgh battled Chicago with a four run burst in the fourth inning and added seven more in the later frames. Grimes matched Homerun power, while Meine held the Pirates to seven hits as Pittsburgh pulled away 18 to 3.
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Giants rout Phillies in doubleheader to rise in standings
New York Giants under their new manager Memphis Bill Lerry defeat Philadelphia Phillies twice in a doubleheader advancing to seventh place while dropping Philadelphia to the NL cellar. Fredd ie Fitzsimmons struggled late as Ott Jackson and Sandstrom homered for the Giants.
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Braves and Dodgers split as Quinn saves the second game
In the nightcap veteran Jack Quinn relieved in the eighth inning to stop the Braves and seal a 6 to 4 win for Brooklyn after Boston won the opener 9 to 4. Huck Betts earned his sixth straight victory in the first game.
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Red Sox Split Twin Bill With Senators In Doubleheader
Boston tops Washington 4 2 in game one then wins 9 8 in the nightcap as the Red Sox hammer 35 hits. Kline limits Senators to five hits in game one while Boston rips through the lineup with runs in eight frames. Washington’s late surge falls short after six runs in the final three innings.
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Indians Split Doubleheader with Tigers in Detroit
Cleveland and Detroit split a twin bill as the Indians won 3 to 1 in the opener and lost 10 to 4 in the nightcap. Clot Brown pitched six strong innings for Cleveland while Sorrell and Hogsett held Detroit to six hits. Hudlin started for Detroit and was relieved by Hildebrand after seven runs. Chased and Kamm misplayed in the eighth inning. The Indians travel to League Park to host Detroit with Mel Harder likely facing George Uhle.
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Fonseca Delivers as White Sox Top Browns in Chicago Thriller
Ken Banseca of the Chicago White Sox pinch hits in the tenth to score Kress and lift Chicago to a 6 to 5 win over the St Louis Browns. Both clubs used two pinch hitters, Jones and Thomas for Chicago and Hadley and Coffman for St Louis, with Fred Schulte leading the Browns with five hits.
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Harbor plan for small boats at Gallipolis foot of State St
Plans progress for a boat and canoe harbor at the foot of State Street led by Tim Lewis. A float below the ice pier will serve boats of all types with a custodian on duty and waterside access for pleasure seekers. Kent University of Virginia baseball team posted a 12 and 4 record matching 1891’s mark.
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Birds Suffer First Defeat On New Field
Indianapolis Indians defeat Columbus Red Birds 12 to 3 in the first game at the new Red Bird stadium. Wingard homered twice and drove in three runs, with Rosenberg also homering, as Indianapolis piled up 14 hits to Columbus 28.
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Miss Rogers Wins Women’s Tourney at Athens Country Club
Harnett Rogers captured the women’s title at the Vormans Alumni event in Athens with a net 74 after rounds of 57 and 58 plus a 36 handicap. Josephine Ingram was second with 148 and Miss Way third with 12795. George Mills led the men’s division with a net 65 on rounds of 47 and 43. Jack Preston earned low gross with 60.
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Dempsey and Basquette Deny Romance In LA Visit
Jack Dempsey and Lina Basquette arriving in Los Angeles from Reno deny a romance. Dempsey says he is not in favor of anything hasty while Basquette remains silent on the matter.
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Derby day victory for brawn colt at Bainbridge
The brawn colt finished second in Kentucky’s Derby and won the oho Derby at the eighth annual renewal. He paid 360 on a winning contribution with a 1 51 3 5 mile and a eighth time that tied the track record set by Thistle Fyrm in 1929.
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Merchants defeat Longstreth in inter city clash
Nelsonville Merchants burst to a 9 2 Inter City League win over Longstreth at Longstreth Field. Garner held Longstreth to five hits in the first appearance on the mound for Nelsonville. Galvin Ray and Graham each had two hits to pace the Merchants offense. Denny Longstreth catcher doubled twice to spark his team's effort. Schedule next week lists Buchtel at Carbon Hill Monday Logan at Nelsonville Wednesday and Longstreth at Carbon Hill Friday.
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Blosser Prepares for Final Olympic Trials in Columbus
Kermit Blosser, Ohio University wrestler and 181-pound national champion, trains for the Olympic trials in Columbus next month. Arch Keller, a 154-pound grappler, is also named a contender among Ohio State and college wrestlers with several top performances noted.
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Giants Hire Terry as Manager After McGraw Resigns
Terry takes over the New York Giants after John McGraw steps down as manager. The move reshapes the club with Terry promising aggressive play as the team, then in eighth, aims to climb out of last place under his leadership.
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Belmont Stakes winner Faireno captures 64th Belmont
Belaire Stud's Faireno won the 64th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park on a fast track, covering 1 1/2 miles in 2 24 5. William Woodward earned $51 20 for the victory as Flag Pole faded to third with Brookmeade Stable the favorite placing second in a close finish.
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Plains Downs Athens Defeat Juniors In Close Duel
Plains Downs Athens won 10 to 9 in a morning junior high baseball clash. Plains outfielder D Enturstle drove in 17 runs while Athens stars Nelson Harrison and Coley led with multiple hits. A return game is set for next Saturday in Athens.
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National political notes and sports mix in a chaotic prewar day
The text blends Civil War era politics with baseball scores and election chatter. It mentions Washington Philadelphia and Chicago areas, party clashes between Republicans and Democrats, and references to congressional activity and possible candidates. The passage hints at national mood, campaign promises, and voter enthusiasm ahead of November elections.
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Bethany Nine Leads League After Forfeit Protest
Firemen gall team forfeited a Blue Diamond game amid a protest over a decision. League officials ruled the contest. Bethany Nine now ties for second with Thomas Church as standings wrap.
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Sayres Lose In Flawed Show Against Rivals
Misrable fielding and misplays cost Sayres a 19 7 defeat to rivals Trilay and Hart. Colin and Phillips managed only a single hit for the Sast es while Chesser and Go Chesser each had two hits for the winners.
Floodwood Victorious Over Stratton Nine in Close Contest
Floodwood defeats Stratton 9 to 8 in a nine inning baseball game at the Flood Road Wild Cats playground Friday night. Key plays include Delong and De feng driving in two, Canibe and Motora contributing offensively, while pitching by Smath, Lanning, Bliley, and Coakley held the visitors to a late surge.
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Bancroft resigns as New York Giants manager
Bancroft resigns from the New York Giants amid a season transition. Terry, named manager after John McGraw’s departure, accepts Bancroft’s resignation. Charles Cabot from New Haven reportedly drove 444 miles per hour in a board race from Quintes-Albans to New York this year.
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