Baseball scores from yesterday in American League and Associated leagues
Weather wet ground as Bowen at Cleveland and two AL games reported. Philadelphia beat Detroit 7 to 2. Chicago tied Washington 6. In the National League Boston tied St. Louis, New York lost to Pittsburg 8 to 5, Brooklyn won 6 to 1, Philadelphia triumphed over Cincinnati 8 to 3. American Association results noted.
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American League
Cleveland
New York O.oo
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Owe
Boston Ore
Philadelphia
TED
National League
Burgesvemvees
Ork
Chicago
City Weve
Paul Wreeeeeneee
Ebuac
National Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Association
Watchful Sunday Baseball Scores and Highlights
Yesterday's action saw Frank Gibson deliver a clutch pinch hit for Boston as they topped St Louis 7 to 3. Babe Adams struggled while Nehf pitched well for the Giants in a win over the Pirates 6 to 4. Ty Cobb erred again and Detroit fell to Philadelphia 6 to 6. Lebourneau and Meusel drove in three runs as Philadelphia climbed out of last place with a 3 to 2 win over Cincinnati. Sherry Smith silenced the Robins and homered as the Cubs fell 6 to 1.
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Frank Gibson
Boston
St. Louis
Powell
Babe Adams
Nehf
Giants
Pirates
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Athletics
Phila
Leboreau
Meusel
Reds
Mays
Schang
Chill
Vargan
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Washington
Sherry Smith
Robins
Cubs
Athens High Triumphs 5 4 Over Hancock in Dramatic Start
Athens High won the second game 5 to 4 at Ohio Field. Sweeney pitched a standout game for Athens with ten strikeouts and four hits allowed. Hancock led 4 2 until an eighth inning rally, three Athens hits and two errors changing the score to 6 4 before Hancock pushed a final ninth inning rally. Mulligan starred defensively for Hancock with three key catches.
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Athens High
John Hancock High
Ohio Field
Sweeney
Hancock
Harris
R. Jones
Crow Sharp
Wise
Mulligan
Collegians
Lenhart
Steele
Ohio University Baseball Faces Tough Five Days Schedule
Ohio University baseball nine will play four of the season’s hardest games in five days. Jacksonville visits Thursday at 3 30, Wooster comes for a two game series Friday and Saturday, and Ohio clashes with Ohio State on Decoration Day. Ohio already beat Cincinnati twice and aims to strengthen its conference standing amid Cincinnati’s strong squad.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Jacksonville
Wooster
Ohio State University
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati
Local Family Visits Highlight Sunday Gatherings
Graham Chapel Wade Love and family of South Canaan spent Sunday with Orestus Fulton. Emory McGrath and spouse from Athens visited Henry Lauer and family. Peter Clester of Sugar Creek visited Elizabeth Poston with relatives. William Clayton of Rocky Point spent time with Orestus Fulton. Charles Roker and family visited Thomas and Mrs Phillips in Anthony. Elmer Bobo of Lysander saw her mother ill at Downey home. Mable Hawk and daughter from Rocky Point visited Frederick Bobo. Wilde Phillips of Anthony stayed with Annie Roker. Milton Chapel and family visited John Lambert and family in Gloucester. Marvie Shaw and son Orland from Rockland, W. Va., visited Mrs. Post on Sunday.
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Thomas Phillips
Anthony
Elmer Bobo
Lysander
Wilbur Downey
Herbert Hawk
Mable
Rocky Point
Frederick Bobo
Wilde Phillips
Annie Roker
Milton Chapel
John Lambern
Glouster
Marvie Shaw
Orland
Rockland
W. Va
Post
Circle Hill and area social notes from West Virginia visit
Circle Hill residents report visits with Mrs. Charles McBride and Bettie in West Virginia. Haydenville guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brickley dined with Mrs. Charles Stewart. Ill child of Derrel Hartley noted. Chauncey hosts and Chauncey Sunday school teachers Miss Saylor and Miss Pedigo held a picnic for scholars. Mrs. Clarence Hall in Nel sonville. Cottage prayer meeting at James Carr home. Pearl McBride Ethel Coots Thelma Shea attended Chauncey last day of school. Agnes Cunningham and son Edward visited The Plains. Miss King of Athens accompanied Sunday School pupils here last week.
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Charles McBride
Bettie
West Virginia
Ed Brickley
Haydenville
Charles Stewart
Derrel Hartley
Clarence Hall
Mead Stanley
Fred Garlinger
Chauncey
Miss Saylor
Pedigo
Nelsonville
James Carr
Pearl McBride
Ethel Coots
Thelma Shea
Agnes Cunningham
Edward
the Plains
Miss King
Athens
Elks Ethic Reflected in a Writer’s, and Their Own, View
A writer extols Elks moral code and cheerful tolerance, praising faith in others and self, mercy toward stricken souls, and a life of moderation. He sketches a humorous portrait of the fraternity, noting its age range and emphasis on kindness, humor, and practical values over strict dogma.
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Elks
Ali Baba
Seltzer
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