Reds End Ruether Streak In Loss To Dodgers
Cincinnati halted Ruether’s eight game win streak as Brooklyn beat him 7 to 2 in the third inning. Rixey pitched well into the eighth, and a wild throw, a triple by Griffith, and Wheat’s infield hit fueled two Brooklyn runs. Daubert, Burns, Bohne, and Janvrin led Cincinnati’s offense in a rough road defeat at Ebbets Field.
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Zy Voklyn
Rixey
Ieney
Rifith
Wheat
Dodgers
Eurns
Schmandt
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Janvria
Ce & Fe Miller
Scancoans
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O'Day
Pirates Hammer Philly Pitchers for Sixteen Hits
Pirates pounded Philadelphia pitchers for sixteen hits in a decisive win. Doak starred for Boston as they built a big early lead and held off late rallies.
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Phil
Braves
Giants
Cubs
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West Virginia State Golf Tour to be Held at Hot Springs
Wheeling announces the West Virginia State Golf Association’s annual state tournament will be staged at Hot Springs Virginia during the week of July 10. H C Hazlett, executive committee member, confirms the dates and venue.
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Hot Springs
Wheeling
W. Va
H. C. Hazlett
West Virginia State Golf Association
West Virginia
Local Hockey and Baseball Scores From The Week
Buffalo defeats Syracuse 3 to 2 and Baltimore edges Jersey City 5 to 3. Rochester beats Toronto 12 to 4 while Reading overwhelms Newark 4 to 0.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Reading
Newark
Community Baseball Games Scheduled for Saturday
Saturday schedule lists West End versus Appalachian Wer, N. & W. Office against Telephone, Baptist against Bland Street, and N. & W. Sec. facing Telegraph in local league play.
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Appalachian Wer. N. & W. Office
Telephone Baptist
Bland Street N. & W. Sec
Telegraph
American League Scores From Yesterday
Boston defeats St Louis 7 to 5 and New York tops Chicago 7 to 3. Washington wins 6 to 1 over Cleveland while Philadelphia leads Detroit with a six run margin as the game ends.
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Chicago
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Connie Mack's Athletics Labeled Most Dangerous in American League
Steve ONeill, a leading catcher, calls Connie Mack's Athletics the most dangerous AL team due to their strong hitting and Murphy's pitching calls from third base. He notes their defense, Perkins as a great catcher, and predict tough opposition regardless of finish. Mack responds that other clubs should stop criticizing.
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Connie Mack
Steve O'Neill
Johnsonian
Athletics
Danny Murphy
Perkins
Pillory and Morvich to Run Latonia Special Race
June 8 report from Latonia manager Matt Inn says Pillory winner of the Preakness will race June 24 against Morvich winner of the Kentucky Derby and Snob II winner of the Withers stake. Local turf fans expect a classic event.
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Cincinnati
R. T. Wilson
Pillory
Latonia
Matt J.inn
Wilson
Monvich
American Association Scores Report
Toledo 1 Indianapolis 5 in a game with Columbus Louisville rain delay. Minneapolis 1 Kansas City 2 while St Paul 5 Milwaukee 4 documented in the league listing.
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American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus-Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Texas Youngster Promises for Detroit Tigers
The article profiles Detroit Tigers prospects led by Danny Clarke a Wichita Falls Tex product groomed for second base. It recalls past sluggers Sam Thompson Crawford Rossman and Bobby Veach and notes Clarke’s power including a pinch homer in Philadelphia and fifty two base hits and nineteen home runs in the Texas League last season.
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Billy Evans
Detroit
Tigers
Sam Thompson
Aby
Sam
Crawford
Wahoo Sam
Wahoo
Babe ‘Ruth
Claude Rossman
Rossman
Bushers
Bobby Veach
Tiger
Veach
Bob
Danny Clarke
Wichita Falls
Tex
Clark
George Cutshaw
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cobb
Clarke
Babe
Southern Association Scores and Quick Notes
Chattanooga edged Birmingham 8 to 11 in one game and lost 1 to 10 in another. Nashville defeated Atlanta 3 to 0, while Nashville beat Atlanta 2 to 3 in a second game. Memphis and Mobile tied 8 to 8. A dry goods quote hints at routine shop wear and a remark about footwear durability.
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Senators Win Third Straight Over Cleveland
Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as Zachary pitched effectively and Uhle faltered in the mid to late innings. Bright spot for Washington was rookie third baseman Bluege whose performance stood out.
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Cleveland
Zachary
Washington
Uhle
Bluege
Yankees Pound Chicago as Ruth Hits 4th Homer in Series
Chicago loses 7 to 2 as New York pitchers hold the Cubs to six hits. Babe Ruth drives in three runs including his fourth homer, while Bob Shawkey allows six hits and the Yankees collect a decisive win.
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Charley Robertson
Yankees
New York
Bob Shawkey
Babe Ruth
R.H.E
Shawkey
Schang
Robertson
Schalk
Red Sox Rally Beats Browns 7 to 5 in St Louis
Boston seizes the series with a 7 to 5 victory over the Browns in St Louis as Tobin belts a sixth inning homer and Elmer Smith clears the bases with a second inning grand slam off Van Gilder. Browns’ rallies arrive too late in a game opened by strong Red Sox batting.
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van Gilder
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Tobin
Elmer Smith
VanGilder
Ciacuenne
LAW Etacuak
Quinn
Karr
Ferguson
Ruel
Wright
Payne
Bevereid
Tigers Rally Past Athletics For Third Straight Win
Detroit edged Philadelphia 7 to 6 as errors by the Athletics aided the Tigers. Pep Young belted the first major league homer of his career in the first inning, and Walker followed with a solo shot in the seventh with one aboard.
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Philadelphia
Tigers
Athletics
Pep” Young
Walker
R. H.E
Rommell
Moore
Perkins
Braggy
Olson
Dauss
Bassler
West End Tigers Defeat Nemours 11 to 3 in Warm World Series
The West End Tigers beat Nemours 11 to 3 Thursday afternoon after a nine run first inning. Nemours pitcher battery was Davidson Thompson and Davidson while Buchanan and Farmer pitched for the Tigers.
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West End Tigers
Nemours
West Yard Tigers
Ten Thousand Feet of New Gas Mains Being Laid
J G Nichols manager of the Blue field Gas and Power Company said the firm is laying 10000 feet of new gas mains in city sections. The project costs about one dollar per foot and weather has slowed progress. Much work appears on streets slated for paving as lines extend to the curb line regardless of existing houses.
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J. G. Nichols
Bluefield Gas and Power Company
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Terms of Borderland Injunction Modified
The United States circuit court of appeals in Richmond modified a temporary injunction granted to Borderland Coal Corp and others against United Mine Workers activities in Mingo county West Virginia. The court said issues require a merits trial, and the modified order provides sufficient interim protection of property rights.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Borderland Coal Corporation
George W. MeacCiintic
Southern Assaid
West Virginia
Charleston
United Mine Workers of America
Mingo County
National Mobile Association to Launch in Chicago
A new National Automobile Association will be launched in Chicago on June 18 to combat car thefts fight discriminatory vehicle taxes and promote a transcontinental highway system. Twelve states are represented with auto clubs sending delegates to form the national body. George H Bird heads the preliminary committee with members from Illinois Kansas Texas Nebraska Kentucky Ohio and Missouri.
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National Automobile Association
St. Louis
Congress Hotel
George
Hi. Bird
South
Michigan Avenué
W. W. Wooden
Kansasee
Ewin S. Mosely
Dallas
Texas
Fred Lincoln
Neb
Richard H. Gillespie Lee
Eugene Stuart
Louisville
Charles
Janes
Columbus
Ohio
M. E. Noblet
Indianapolis
M. P. Lawler
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Nationwide unions back federal boards to end strikes
John Donnin of the AFL Building Trades urges national agencies to end strikes and approve an industrial court. The Metal Trades Union backs a federal wage board and cost finding agencies, warning against class divisions and high prices.
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Cincinnati
John Donnin
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Fts
Metal Trades Union
James Oconnells
Harding
Kansas Industrial Court
Presden. O'Connell
Naval Wage Board
Washington
Navy Yard
Metal Trades Department
J.A. Franklin
Builemakers’ Union
Leonard Britton bout in New York canceled
Tex Rickard announced there will be no Benny Leonard versus Jack Britton welterweight title bout scheduled for June 23 in New York. Rickard blamed the two champions for the cancellation saying purse demands were exorbitant.
Fire Alarm Stations and Cross Streets Listed
Fire alarm signals and station locations listed with cross streets across multiple avenues and streets such as Bluefield Ave Princeton Ave Cooma St Russell St and Raleigh Stewart Sta. Other streets include Giles St Lee Franklin St and Marshall St. The notice references alarm numbers and storm conditions affecting stations.
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Sty Hall
Princeton Ave
Russell St
Bluefield Ave
Mercer St
Sublett & Barnes
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Cooma St
Race St
Monroe
Giles St
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Franklin
Vire
Reese
Marshall
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Pulaski and
Park
Bland and Jones
Bland
Williams
Bland and Ellis
Ft South
Jefferson
Pen Mer
Frederick
Middie Adams
Roanoke
Clark Hardy
Orange Midway
Ae Henry
Greenbrier
Jury in Spinosa case discharged after deadlock
Parkersburg WV June. After twenty four hours deliberation the federal court jury in the Ramon Spinosa contempt case reported a hopeless disagreement and was discharged by Judge W E Baker. Spinosa bonds set at 2000 dollars and the case sent to Elkins with 24 co defendants in the West Virginia Pittsburg Co Co injunction case. Three miners in Wood county jail released on 2000 dollar bonds. Unemployment improving and baseball crowds smaller this season.
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W. Va
Ramon Spinosa
W .E. Baker
Elkins
West Virginia-Pittsburg
Coa’ Co
la Belle
Wellsburg
Ihe Rene
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Joe Woods
Charles Looman
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