Giants Shift From McGraw to Terry sparks late rise
Mitch notes the New York Giants under Bill Terry have climbed from a last place start to within four games of the top after John McGraw’s resignation. The crowd at the Polo Grounds is expected to return as harmony grows and the club shows improved infield play and early-season form. Opening day oars thousands away from work as the baseball season dawns.
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Giants Edge Cubs as Terry Notches Eighth Win in Ten
Manager Bill Terry guided the New York Giants to a 6 to 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs aided by a Cubs error in the eighth inning. The win, eight of ten under Terry, moved the Giants into fourth place behind Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Wally Gilbert
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John Piet
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Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Athletics
Senators
Detroit
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St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Indians
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Earl Averill
Lucas Shakes Losing Streak In Red Victory
Brooklyn June 16 Red Lucas snapped a four game skid with the Reds 5 1 win over the Dodgers in the series opener at Ebbets Field Babe Herman Ernie Lombardi homered each and Babe added a triple and double Dodgers lone run came on Stripp and Wilson hits Lucas shutout after the first frame
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Totais Pewee
Brooklyn
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Firemen Edge Odd Fellows In Pomeroy League Play
POMEROY June 16 The Firemen beat the Odd Fellows 6 to 4 to share a three way tie for first in the Pomeroy Recreational League first half. Bethany’s defeat by Simpson Churchmen altered standings and Friday Firemen face Blue Diamond in a replayed game due to a protest. Tonight B and B meets Clerks after Clerks’ first win of the season.
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Logan Takes Pair of Games Against Oroville and Marion Township
Logan defeated Oroville 14 to 2 at home as Pete English starred on the mound. Allen Kiwanis League graduate hit a bases clearing homer in his second at bat. Carl Johnson finished the final inning as Logan built a large lead. Earlier Logan edged Marion Township 6 to 5, breaking a tied ninth with a late run.
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Batting Leaders and Key Stats From United Press
Leading batters include Pepitone Foxx and Waner with high averages for the Pirates and Athletics, plus Lombardi and Hurst among the Reds and Phillies. Home run leaders include Foxx and Ruth with notable counts, while Klein and others appear in multiple stat lines. Pitching lines are incomplete but indicate top performers.
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Reds
Hurst
Phillies
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Yankees
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Klein
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Ruth
Association Matchups Prompt Regional Showdowns
St. Paul faces Columbus while Minneapolis plays Toledo and Kansas City meets Indianapolis. Milwaukee travels to Louisville for key league games with standings at stake.
Baseball scores and line scores from National and American leagues
Summary of multiple baseball games with team lineups and final scores including St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Washington New York Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Minneapolis and Kansas City Indianapolis contests. Key pitchers batters and relievers named per game lineups.
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Washington
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Cleveland
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O'Farrell
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Burke and Spencer
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Pennock
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Jones
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Cannes
Michaels
Lisenbee
Moore
Tate
Ferrell
Sewell
St. Louis
Freitas
Mahaffey
Cochrane
Hadley
Stewart
Gray
Ferrer
Misplays Doomed Lodgemen as Battery E Wins 9-1
Errors heavily influenced the Battery E victory over Odd Fellow nine last night. Final score 8 to 1 or 9 to 1 depending on line, with Battery E breaking through in the first, extending in the fourth, sixth, and eighth innings amid several misplays. Dilcher starred in the field, while Wolfe and Merchant each collected two hits for Battery E. Dilcher also contributed for the losers. Tomorrow Rauch's face the All Stars.
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Night Fight Results From New York Newark and Pittsburgh
Last night boxing cards at Queensboro Stadium Newark and Pittsburgh produced decisive results. Isadora Gastaraga of Spain defeated Hans Birkie of Oakland in a 191 pound bout. Lew Flowers of Jamaica stopped by Leavenworth in 199. Vince Dun dee of Newark defeated Abie Bain of Newark with Bucky Jones besting Lew Raymond of Morristown. Billy Petroile of Fargo beat Tommy Grogan of Omaha while Prince Saunders of Milwaukee drew Mickey Duris of Johnstown. Charlie Baxter of Pittsburgh stopped Len Sheppard of Cleveland.
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Morristown
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Omaha
Prince Saunders
Milwaukee
Drew
Mickey Duris
Johnstown
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Len Sheppard
Cleveland
Dizzy Dean Leaves Cardinals in Salary Row
Jerome Dean plans to return to St Louis to talk with Cardinal officials about leaving the club in Philadelphia. He cites underpay and mis treatment as motives and seeks a better offer, plus control over his salary. Manager Gabby Street says a quick return and reconciliation is expected.
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Paul
Dayton strengthens Central League lead with double win
Dayton topped Fort Wayne 19 to 4 in the opener and won the nightcap 2 to 1 to widen its hold on first place in the Central league. Akron beat Erie 1 to 0 in a separate game, while the Youngstown South Bend matchup was rained out.
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Ehe
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Erie
Mrs Dean Denies Quitting Husband Over Marital Troubles
The article notes Mrs Dean denying reports that she was leaving her husband due to marital problems. It presents her rebuttal and frames the situation as a denial of a breakup claim rather than new details about the relationship.
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Association results bring crowded standings in Columbus
In Columbus on June 16 the American Association saw three first division clubs fall to second division rivals. Toledo defeated league-leading Millers 5 to 2 while Indianapolis dropped both games of a doubleheader to Kansas City 6-2 and 5-4. Smith earned the first win and Fette and Tising the second. Milwaukee missed a chance at third by losing to Louisville 8-2. St Paul and Columbus were idle.
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