Bill Pierson Pitches Two Games in Mobile Doubleheader
Mobile Bears and Atlanta Crackers split a Sunday doubleheader with Pierson winning the second game for Mobile after Sigman won the first. Wingo homered in both games, Ducote and Stow starred in fielding, and Brontie and Mullen delivered key plays as Mobile edged Atlanta 2 to 1 in the opener and won the second 2 to 1.
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National League St Louis Beats Phillies Resting Again
National League game notes report St Louis defeated Philadelphia with rest days noted. News wire indicates New York had a day off, with Pittsburg and New York marked as off day activities in the June 5 report.
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Eller Likely to Quit Baseball for Hip Treatment
Cincinnati pitcher Speciallod Eller may be forced to quit the game for a period and undergo treatment for rheumatism in his left hip. He debuted on Memorial Day and, due to severe hip pain, cannot grip the ball, risking removal from active play.
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Pilot Gibson 18 Taking No Chance With Adams
Pittsburg June 5. Manager George Gibson of the Pittsburg Pirates will take no chances with Babe Adams and will not permit the veteran to risk a ruined pitching arm. Gibson watches Adams whenever he returns to the bench and keeps after him until he dons a sweater.
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Benny Kauff Attracts Interest From Major Teams
New York, June 5. If John McGraw wants Benny Kauff back after reinstatement he may auction him off. Managers Evers and Rickey are eager to acquire the outfielder. McGraw says Kauff would not return to the Giants. Some patrons oppose his reentry despite a jury exoneration in the automobile theft case. Kauff also wishes to depart McGraw's club.
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Pitching Staff in Better Shape on Road Trip
Charlie Fulton slated to start today as Cracker pitchers regain form after a double bill in Mobile. Bill Pierson impressed with nine hits allowed over two games, boosting confidence for upcoming raids on New Orleans and Mobile. Stribling headlines tomorrow night in Macon after steady training and rest between bouts, signaling a serious push toward contender status.
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Carpentier in Action In Manhasset June Showdown Preview
In Manhasset on June 6 Georges Carpentier trains with Frank Erne, showing gym built strength and acrobatics as Carl Dempsey readies for a four week countdown. Tex Rickard projects a potential million dollar gate with Eugene Corri and a crowd of English supporters set to travel to America.
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Giants Set Awful Pace In Major League Race
New York Nationals lead the charts on the western trip as pitching and batting improve for the city’s team. Cleveland and New York start a four game series Tuesday with the Yankees aiming to overtake the Indians. Boston and Washington gain ground, while St. Louis and Chicago teams show pitching balance. Detroit keeps pace with Cleveland and New York in the American League, as hitting struggles persist across the circuit.
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Washington Wins 9 to 2 as 18 Hits Off White Sox
In Washington on June 5 the Senators piled up 18 hits, scoring nine runs to beat the White Sox 9 to 2. Hodge collected three doubles and a triple in the fourth before leaving for McWeeney, while Walter Johnson limited the Sox to five safeties and posted four hits himself.
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Full Week of Golf Starts Today
Glen Eagle Scotland June 5 The Associated Press reports a full week of United States versus Great Britain professional golf begins tomorrow with match play rounds. American team includes Hutchinson, Hagen, McLean, Hoffner and Reid. British lineup features Duncan, Mitchell, Taylor and Braid among others. Competition runs through Saturday with 1000 pounds in prize money, plus consolation and amateur events. The Glen Eagles course near Perthshire hosts the events amid favorable weather and challenging links.
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Newark Defeats St. Louis In See-Saw Contest 5 4
New York June 5 Newark won a see-saw game from St. Louis today 5 to 4. Mays was batted hard but held after the fifth inning. Tobin of the Browns opened the contest with a home run. Bodie's triple in the seventh scored Pipp with the winning run. The Par Lane More Rest. Detroit, Tins & Cleveland Detroit off day.
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Plans for Great Lakewood Race Meet This Summer
Plans for a midsummer Lakewood Park race meet are announced with strong entries from southern horses. Secretary R. M. Striplin expects a large field of running, trotting and pacing events over two days in July, with motor exhibitions and a daredevil program. Entries are due June 25.
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Brennan Dodges Real Opponents in Dempsey Era Talks
St Paul, June 56 Special. Bill Brennan, the heavyweight famed for his long fight with Jack Dempsey, is dodging offers. An Ohio club proposed Brennan vs Tom Gibbons in July for 12 rounds, but Brennan seeks a 6000 guarantee. Gibbons meanwhile lures Morris Moran Ian in pursuit of Dempsey aims. capt Roper and Soldier Bob Martin did not respond.
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Stribling to Defend Featherweight Title in Atlanta Show
Young Stribling and father arrive in Atlanta to fine tune training for Tuesday night clash with Dick Leonard of Savannah for ten rounds at Business Men's Athletic Club. Burns vows he cannot beat Stribling as Georgia feather champ Leonard comes with manager N Marcus and 75 Macon Savannah fans expected. Tickets limited 900 seats. advance buys urged at Chess Place Rex Majestic billiard halls or club box office. Burns and Burns party. main undercard features Denham versus Wilson and N ow d versus Ryan. Referee Jake Abel with Cliff Wheatley and Guy Butler judging.
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Lenglen Defeats Mallory For World Tennis Title
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Champion Willing To Take On Mat Stars In June Tour
New York June 5 Special. Stanislaus Zbyszko, champion wrestler, will stand on no ceremony when booking matches. The giant Pole is booked for 21 matches this month and will book more if arranged. He will jump town to town to give every aspirant a chance at his crown while earning money.
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