Senators Triumph In Extra Innings Over Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 7 the Senators won 9 to 8 in eleven innings. Morton held Washington to few hits until the eighth, then he was hit hard. The Nationals led in the ninth, Cleveland tied it, and Washington won in the eleventh on a single by Judge and a double by Browert ore.
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Cleveland
Washington
Morton
Naonals
Jeveland
Ashington
Udge
Browertore
Owen Ice
Aeeeeens
Rower
Mith
Harrity
Motter
Bluege
Phillips
Eeceeu
Turk
Johnson
Milan
P A Aeemene
Nace Ee
Cleveland Weeeewr
Smith
Brower
L. Sewell
J. Sewell
Judge
Moron
Mails
Alsh
Owen
New York Wins Second Straight As Schupp Faced Early Trouble
New York battles back after losing the lead at Chicago to win 7 11 7. Schupp’s wildness and weak support behind McCabe cost Chicago, despite Chicago out hitting New York. Falk hits his seventh one run and Mullin collects four hits in four appearances. Falk is ejected after a Ninth inning dispute with umpire Wilson.
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Chicago
New York
Schupp
McCabe
Chigo
Falk
Kite Sox
Mullian
Wilson
Bush
Schang
Hodge
Schalk
Detroit Tigers Top Philadelphia Athletics 6-2
Detroit won its second straight over Philadelphia, 6 to 2, pushing the Athletics from the second division lead. Detroit outhit but benefited from Philadelphia errors, with scoring by innings showing a 4-0 and 2-0 late rally after a 0-2 start. Pitchers included Naylor Sullivan Heimach Perkins Ehmke Bassler.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Athletics
Tigers
Naylor
Sullivan
Heimach
Perkins
Ehmke
Bassler
Red Sox Triumph in Rain Marred Boston Win Over Browns
In St Louis on June 7 the Red Sox beat the Browns 7 to 5 amid a drenching rain. McManus and Monkey homered for Boston while Dixie Davis struggled on the mound. Rip Collins contributed strong fielding in late use as W. Collins, Ruel, Davis, and Kolp pitched for the Browns.
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St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Browns
McManus
Monkey
Dixie
Davis
Rip” Collins
R. H. BE. OE
Cbeweis
Louis
W. Collins
Ruel
Kolpfina
Baseball Scores From Yesterday In American League
Boston defeated St Louis 7 to 3 while Philadelphia edged Detroit 6 2. New York won 9 to 7 against Chicago. Washington outslugged Cleveland 9 to 8 in eleven innings.
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Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnatii
Brooklyn
Asker Wins Chess Game Played by Wireless
New York June 7 Edward Lasker American amateur chess champ now in Chicago today won a match from E T Gundlach a singer on the President Taft cast for Plymouth England The game was played by wireless and won on Laskers twenty four move It was umpired by a desksett in the offices of the United States here where the moves of the two players were received
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New York
Edward Lasker
Chicago
E. T. Gundlach
Plymouth
England
Lasker
United States
Unclear fragment reports scores and names
Fragmentary sports lines show scattered scores for Toledo Indianapolis and St Paul Milwaukee with odd phrases and stray names including Zu and diamond beetle. lacks coherent event and context.
Unusual double plays recounted by a major leaguer
A veteran recounts extraordinary double plays seen in 17 seasons. He recalls Derrill Pratt’s kick-started double play with New York and Roger Peckinpaugh, then details a Philadelphia game where Detroit’s Cobb hit and a pivoting pitcher Moore turned a first-to-third double play, aided by Lu Blue and Pep Young.
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Derrill Pratt
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lu Blue
Cobb
Blue
Young
Moore
Jimmy Dykes
Kiwanis to Open Season With Friday Game
W S Anderson manager announces Kiwanis will open the season Friday afternoon at Bluefield fair grounds against the U C T s. Regular Kiwanis practice is today at 4 30 o clock at the fair grounds and all hopeful players are urged to attend.
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W. S. Anderson
Kiwanis
Kiwanians
Bluefield Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Pirates hit three homers in 5 0 win over Phillies
Philadelphia June 7 three of Pittsburgs six hits off Lee Meadows were home runs by Big Bee Tierney and Morrison driving the Pirates to a 5 0 victory over the locals who managed six scattered hits.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Lee Meadows
Bigbee
Tierney
Pirates
Morrison
AE Maranville
Carey
Enne Tierney
Idacmos
Traynor
Mueller
Rf Grimm
Gooch
Cee
Phila Penn
Ale Walker
Williams
Wrightstone
Parkinson
Fletcher
Eee
Leslie OW
Bennce Henleip
xLebourveau
Weinert
M--dows
Pittsburg -Nansee
Kierney
Maranvile
Grimm
Leslie
Maranvill
Pittsburgh
Meadows
Morrison Weinert
Itcher
Kiem
Emslie
New York Pennant Clinched with 9 4 Win Over Chicago
New York Giants slugged their way to a 9 4 victory over Chicago in a game notable for early scoring and an umpire ejection of Chicago players. Kelly sparked a five run first with a bases clearing double as New York built a commanding lead. Brooklyn also lost, Cincinnati topping Brooklyn 6 2 as Reds chase the series opener behind four hits two steals and two sacrifices in the fourth.
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New York
Chicago
Giants
Kelly
Moran
R. H. E. Chicago
Cheeves
Osborne
Jones
Kaufman
O'Farrell
Douglas, Shea
Ryan
Snyder
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Vance
Reds
Smith
A. E Burns
Daubert Ib Woseee
Duncan
Oneenwe Harper
Wingo
C — Bohne
Cavene
Pinnelli
Luque
Brooklyn Ll
Myers
Janvrin
Ward
Schmandt
Amg Siseum
Duncan Bohne
Burns
Daubert
Caveney
Johnston
Community Baseball Schedule for Saturday
Saturday games list West End faces Appalachian Power N and W Office plays Telephone ee against Bland Street W Sec meets Telegraph featuring local teams at home venues.
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West End
Appalachian Power
N. & W. Office
Telephone Ee
Bland Street. & W. Sec
Telegraph
Filipino Midget Seeks A Fight With Pancho Villa
Pancho Villa of Manila arrives in the United States under Frank Churchill to chase a bout with Latin American featherweight hopefuls. Villa, 18, 106 pounds, has claimed wins over bantam and flyweight foes in two years, with Churchill reporting strong local interest.
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Luis Firpo
Argentina
Pancho Villa
Manila
Pancho
Villa
Orient
Frank Churchill
Churchill
Johhny Buff
Europe
America
Not specified due to fragmented source text
Not enough readable data to determine a complete event, teams, or exact names and places. The fragment notes pitching by Vance and Smith with runs, hits, and innings but lacks context to form a full newspaper card.
Braves win sixth straight beating Cards 5 to 2
Boston won its sixth straight game and beat St. Louis 5 to 2. Gowdy led at bat while Nixon and Ford's fielding aided the victory. Miller had no bases on balls in his last two games.
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Boston
St. Louis
Gowdy
Nixon
Ford
Miller
Lapaute
Pertica
Barfoot
Ainsmirth
Owls Defeat Caddock in Boston Wrestling Title Bout
Boston June 7 Ed Strangler Lewis, heavyweight champion, defeated Earl Caddock former champion, two falls to one. The deciding fall came in ten minutes thirty three seconds by a headlock. John Pezak of Nebraska beat Dick Daviscourt of Texas in the semifinal, throwing his man in twenty eight minutes fifty seven seconds.
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Owls
Caddock
Boston
Strangler) Lewis
Earl Caddock
John Pezak
Nebraska
Dick Daviscourt
Texas
Professionalism in College Athletics Debate Reaches Policy Core
University of Michigan coach Fielding H. Yost argues against allowing college players to earn money during vacations, warning it would turn teams into professionals, undermine amateur ideals, and reduce athletics to spectacles while harming long term discipline and education.
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Michigan Chimes
University of Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Yost
A P Co Beats Bland Street Methodist At Fairgrounds
At the local fairgrounds the A P Co defeated Bland Street Methodist 19 to 1 after five innings due to darkness. Williams pitched a five hit, seven strikeout, one walk complete effort. Belcher led the offense with two singles and a triple in four trips. Cummings debuted for A P and made a remarkable running catch to rob Anderson of a likely bases loaded homer. Stump and Anderson starred for the Methodists.
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A. P. Co
Bland Street Methodist
A. P. Boys
Settle
Henderson
Methodists
Williams
A. P
Belcher
Cummings
Anderson
Stump
Memphis 4 New Orleans leads latest scoreboard note
Second game results show Memphis 2 New Orleans 1. Other scores include Nashville 2 Atlanta 4 and Mobile 9 Little Rock 1 with Chattanooga 1 Birmingham 1.
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Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Bethany Bulldogs Dominate Waynesburg In 18 1 Victory
Bethany College overwhelmed Waynesburg College in Wellsburg, West Virginia, winning 18 to 1. Pitcher Prichard earned his third victory in five days as Bethany pounded the Waynesburg pitching staff with 16 hits. Bethany led 8 0 after two innings and coasted to the lopsided win behind standout hitting and efficient relief.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Bethany
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg
Are Prichard
R. H.E Bethany
Richard
Shoemaker
O'Malley
Ryer
Miner
Henderson
Clark
300 Miles in a 16 Foot Gafling Yacht
Captain C. D. Hilton embarks from Tampa Bay bound for Long Island Sound in a 16 foot gafling yacht with no motor and only a paddle as a fallback. He faces Gulf of Mexico swells, Florida straits, and Atlantic seas in a 3900 mile voyage aiming to become the first sailor to complete such a crossing. he began May 21 and expects about a ninety day journey. Hilton, a World War veteran, remains confident of success.
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C. D. Hilton
Tampa Bay
Long Island Sound
Mexican Gulf
Florida Straits
Atlantic
Hilton
Anb
Indian Railway Strike Ends After Two Months of Walkout
Indian workers on the East Indian railway have accepted a recent offer and begun returning to work at most points. Conciliation was aided by mediator F C Andrews, an Englishman formerly in missionary work now aligned with Indian home rule efforts. The end to the strike brings relief from ongoing disruptions.
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Associated Press
Calcutta
East Indian Railway
F C. Andrews
Andrews
Ihs
Prizes From Queen Madrid Announced For District Schools
Queen Victoria will award prizes at three district schools this year in Providence Rhode Island. An arrest in Providence for stealing seventy five dollars from Louis Kane a bookkeeper is reported alongside a stroke of paralysis. Local fire station addresses list scattered locations across multiple avenues and streets including Bluefield Avenue and Chestnut Street.
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Queen Madrid
Queen Victoria
Providence
R. I
Louis Kane
Mrs Campbell Leads Golf Field At Bluefield Club
Mrs M G Campbell led a field of twenty eight players in the qualifying round for a spring tournament at Bluefield Country Club on Tuesday. Lillian Shott was second with sixty one strokes. top eight scores form Class A, next eight form Class B. The event ends by June 20. an average maple yields five to ten pounds of sugar.
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M. G. Campbell
Bluefield Country Club
Lillian Shott
Campbell
W. H. McKhaney
Lee Anderson
Ted Devant
R. C. Blackstock
C. W. Taylor
S. N. Hufford
Misa Harriett Peery
Fred Fox
Anaieindietee
Mae
Lillian Short
Dia Claeah Ibaa
Resers
Theo Hundley
Lally
Babler
Herbert Markie
Ceetl Lilly
Glass A
Cecil Lilly
J. H. Kabler
Herbert Markle
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