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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1923
Page
15
The Reds defeated Philadelphia 12 to 2 in the first game of the series after knocking out Mitchell in the first inning. Roush Daubert and Hargrave led Cincinnati’s offense with multiple hits as Head and Bishop held the Phillies in check.
Bentley shone as New York defeated Pittsburg 6 to 0 before a massive Forbes Field crowd. It marked the first time this season a left handed starter beat the Pirates.
Baseball writer Billy Evans touts Osee Bluege as a standout young third baseman for the Washington club. Bluege seized the job from Bill Conroy and impressed with defense and improving hitting, predicted to become a top major leaguer within a couple of seasons.
New York scores six runs with a three run third and a late rally to beat Pittsburgh six to zero. Bancroft delivered two base hits while Frisch Snyder and Rawlings added three base blows apiece. Meadows allowed five walks and struck out three over 1 hour 4 minutes.
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 2 to 0 to snap the Cardinals six game winning streak. Vance held St Louis to four hits while Porc er recorded ten assists. Fourther Day greeted ex-Cardinal with a floral wreath and traveling bag before the game. Score by innings shows Brooklyn 2 runs in two outbursts. Vance and DeBerry did the pitching for Brooklyn with Doak North and McCurdy aiding St Louis.
Arnold Statz lined a hard smash to left driving Heathcote across the plate in the ninth to break a tie and give Chicago its second victory over Boston this day, 4 to 3, as Hartnett nearly repeated the Merkle base touching miscue at second.
Yellow is described as the most popular color in current fashion with extensive use in millinery lingerie gowns and wraps. The feature highlights its broad appeal across clothing accessories and decorative garments.
A wren nested in a pocket of an old army blouse left hanging by an ex-soldier in a saw-mill at Linslade Bucks.
With a runner on second, a ground ball to the shortstop ends in a collision as the shortstop steps back to throw. The runner from second is called out for interference, the side is retired, and the run does not count. Both sides agree the fielder was at fault for the collision.
Excellent pitching by Dye propelled Pocahontas to a 4 to 1 win at Princeton. Dye allowed two hits over seven innings while his teammates collected eight safeties. Princeton scored in the second when Turner, in his first appearance this season, homered to left for four bases.
Uhle pitches well as the Indians back him with solid defense and timely hitting. The Browns slip past the Senators 5 to 4 after a shaky eighth inning, with a hard struck hit by Zohin remaining just short of turning the game.
Three base it, Pipp. Home run, Speaker. Sacrifices, Lutzke, ONeill, Uhle. Double plays, Wambsganss, J Sewell and Brower, Brower and J Sewell, Scott, Ward and Pipp. Left on bases New York four Cleveland four. Base on balls off Bush five off Mays one off Pipgras two. Struck out by Bush two by Uhle two. Hits off Bush eight in five and two thirds innings off Mays one in one third off Pipgras three in three. Wild pitches Bush Pipgras Passed ball ONeill Losing pitcher Bush. Umpires Connolly Ormsby and Dineen Time one fifty.
Washington and St Louis clash as feeble fielding by Washington aids a 5 to 4 St Louis win. Three fourth inning runs come after two outs on a sequence of singles, a walk, and an error. Washington later adds two runs in the eighth against Shocker.
Detroit advances with an 8 to 6 win over Philadelphia as Heilmann and Cobb homer and Naylor suffers first 1923 defeat. Holloway and Bassler shared the Detroit hit effort while Heimach and Perkins worked for Philadelphia.
In Catlettsburg Kentucky on June 9 Abi jah Napier testifying for the defense in the Les lie Combs case said Ed Davis boasted of spending 15000 for the Clayhole precinct race and that Republicans would intervene the day of the election. The note adds that about 100 women serve as school directors in Pennsylvania now, up from 80 in 1921.
Pearl Street home with 6 rooms and bath, basement and hot water heat. Bargain at 7250 dollars with easy terms. College Avenue brick house offers 7 rooms with modern conveniences and beautiful grounds. Terms available.
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