Pock-Bramwell Reds meet Phils with early start
Poca-Bramwell Reds beat Phillies in an early start as both teams, 2-2 in wins, prepare for a tough schedule this week. Creyfus aside, most players are fit and expected to show well in a key fairgrounds clash. Jim Hurst to start again after victory against the visitors, Loyd and others in the lineup as Bramwell eyes a home stretch.
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Bluefield Beats Bramwell in Sunday Baseball
Bluefield defeated Bramwell 15 to 4 at Poca Hontas field as Karl Johnson of Bluefield allowed six safeties and sparked a strong defense. Roy Hall slugged two home runs and a single while Hayworth and Clark added runs. Manning pitched for Bramwell but faced tough support. Both teams have two wins. next game set at Bat Grounds with expected pitchers Hurst Hayworth for Bluefield and Loyd Thomas for Bramwell.
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Mullens Charaball Rout St Albans In Big Win
Mullens Charaball club crushed St Albans 28 to 6 on the batter's grounds in a one sided contest. Kirk led Mullens with two triples two doubles and two singles in seven at bats. Rezzonica added four singles and a double. Ballard and Jones topped St Albans with three hits each.
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Red Sox sign two college pitchers in June announcement
Boston June 8 two college pitchers signed with the Boston American baseball club today. The players are Tom Stanton from St. Laula University St. Laula and Laula Mekvey from St. Mary's College St. Mary's Kanana. Both are right handed.
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Tigers Rally Past Athletics In Tight Detroit Win
Detroit edged Philadelphia 8 to 7 in the third game of the series after the Athletics tied the score in the eighth. Holloway earned the win for Detroit as Baumgartner, Groves, and Rommell were touched for runs. Dauss pitched into the ninth. Batted totals show Detroit with 10 hits to Philadelphia’s 7.
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Tommy Milligan Wins European Middleweight Title
London June 8 Tommy Milligan a Scotchman tonight won the middleweight pugilistic championship of Europe from Bruno Frattini hallan title holder in a twenty round bout at Hind Park Milligan who also holds the welterweight championship of Europe won on points by skillful dexing The Italian fought with strength but lacked the Scot's cleverness and speed.
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Pittsburg names captain of 1926 track team
Howard Inn of Carnegie elected captain of the University of Pittsburg track team for 1926. He will be a junior next year and is among the university’s lettermen.
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Baseball scores and rain pause reshape AL games
American League results show Bt. Louis 6 over New York 2 and Chicago 4 over Washington 2. Other games listed include Detroit 7 Philadelphia 6, New York 6 St. Louis 5, Boston 3 Cleveland 1, Chicago 6 Washington 0. Play halted after end of the third inning due to rain with Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston noted.
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War-Berwind Beats Bluefield in Heavy Hitting Game
War-Berwind defeats Bluefield N. and W. Shop team after trailing early, piling up 22 hits led by McFarland and Sharitz. Claude pitched well for the winners with ten strikeouts, Page and Gammage starred in the field, Scott homered for Bluefield, and the game featured several two-base hits and stolen bases.
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International Association Scores From Early Games
In an early schedule update Syracuse defeated Jersey City 2 to 8 in ten innings while Rochester lost to Providance 3 to 2. Buffalo won over Baltimore 8 to 3. Toronto blanked Reading 6 to 0. In the second game Torton beat Reading 10 to 6 in seven innings.
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Greatest Player in Baseball: Meusel and Mousel Debate
The article weighs Babe Ruth era greatness against Cobb and spotlights Bob Meusel and Bob Mouser as contenders for the greatest natural player. It argues Mouser combines prime Cobb traits with Meusel’s power and speed, while noting Meusel’s temperamental calm and public reception.
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