Large Lead Not Big Enough In Final Battle
Chattanooga notes Johnny Suggs entered in the seventh with bases loaded and Shay’s long homer turned a 9-8 Cracker lead into an 11-10 Lookouts victory. Graff’s liner in the ninth failed to drive in the tying run as Atlanta and Chattanooga split the series in a wild nine inning finish.
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Carpentier Returns to Training Ahead of Dempsey Clash
Georges Carpentier resumes work after a two day layoff in Manhasset joining sessions with Italian Jon Gans and Paul Journee. He tests speed, footwork, and defensive notes, with Descamps noting the champion’s power and the need to dodge Dempsey’s sledge hammer while sharpening his own punches. Memphis edges New Orleans 7 to 5 as Griffin hits a homer with bases loaded in the third.
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Fifteenth for Bambino in wild 12 inning win
New York beats Washington 12 to 8 in 12 innings behind a lineup hitting three base hits by Shanks and Ruth and a home run by Shanks. Judge and Brower key the offense with multiple hits while McNally turns double plays. Palmero wins, Davenport loses, umpires Morarity and Evans. Time 2 hours 25 minutes.
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Chicago Cubs edge Pirates in 12 inning thriller
Chicago beat Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in 12 innings as Cooper allowed nine hits through nine before Ploch took over. Carlson pitched the 10th and Cubs plated three runs on four hits, while Pittsburgh tied it late, then Chicago won in extra innings. St. Louis and Cincinnati also played.
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Meusel's pinch homer fuels NL win over New Pee Nationals
National League party aided Adolphia in beating the New Pee Nationals in the third game of their series by a 1n go 5 score. Meusel's homer was his pinch of the season and helped take the home run lead from Keily of New York. Fore Cruise double plays turned. Grimes and Olson involved in key plays. Left on bases Brooklyn 11 Boston 5. Grimes struck out 4. Fillingim took the loss. Umpires Rigler and Moran. Time 77.
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Buford Wins Good Game Score 4 to 3
Buford Ga May 31 Special. The Buford baseball team defeated Ball Ground 4 to 3 on Ball Ground's diamond. Morris allowed only three hits and faced late trouble. Lefty Baker gave up six hits and two doubles. Brogdon Dowls Maurer added two-baggers for Buford. Score by innings shows Buford 000 093 100 and Ball Ground 000 200 000.
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Twelve year old girl drowns in river at Baltimore
In Baltimore May 81 Alice Forbes Shaw twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Forbes Shaw drowned in the river. The article notes the tragedy and identifies the family involved, with no further details on circumstances or rescue efforts.
Bo McMillin Loses Mother In Accident
Alvin Bo McMillin Centre College football star travels from Danville Kentucky to Fort Worth Texas after his mother Mrs Martin B McMillin was killed in an automobile accident yesterday. The report from New York notes more home runs in a business section, with the victim aged 57.
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