Phils Taken Into Camp by Pirates
Pirates beat Philadelphia 7 to 5 as Yde and Kremer duel. Huber homers for Phils, multiple two base hits by Hen line Sand Wright Gooch and Cuysre. left on base Pittsburg 10 Philadelphia 12. winning pitcher Pine, losing Knight. time not fully listed.
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Mercer County Championship Tennis Draws Strong Interest
The Princeton Lawn Tennis Club hosts the Mercer County championship with close matches and notable results. Boys' singles Brammer beat Hutchenson 6-0 6-3. doubles Brammer and Dix on defeated Bruce and Deits 6-0. junior doubles Hutchenson and Hylton beat Bruce and Deits 8-4 6-2. men's singles Carr beat Gott 6-4 6-5. Women’s singles Sasser defeated Simpson 6-2 6-3 and Caffee beat Riner 6-3 9-6 6-0. Remaining men's doubles and women's events set for Thursday at 8 a.m.
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Cardinals Bunch Hits To Beat Giants 4 2
Timely hitting and solid pitching by Bill Sherdel lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 2 win over the New York Giants in game one of the series. Three Cardinal hits produced two runs in the third inning while Tyson homered for New York in the second.
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White Sox beat Athletics to take second straight
Chicago gained a second win over Philadelphia’s Athletics by bunching hits off errors and scoring 4 to 1. Thomas spun a solid game as Morehart Dunnefield and a Yarrett Kamm double steal highlighted the contest.
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Detroit Picks Up Promising Pitcher in Lefty Johns
Detroit clubs eye strong pitching staff as manager Cobb adds Lefty Johns from Fort Worth. Johns delivered a shutout against the Nationals, allowing only one safety, and joins veterans Dause Whitehill Holloway and Stoner to form a capable Tiger rotation.
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Local Shop Team Improves At Bat In Nut Buster League
Nut Buster scorebook shows the Local Shop team up to a .294 team average and rising. Chandler leads with a .455 average over six games, Gamage at .??? after thirteen games, and Chick Smith reaching .366 for fourteen games as several players push past .300 while the team chalks up six straight wins and strengthens defense.
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Browns Beat Red Sox 6 4 as Russell Is Chased From Mound
In St Louis on June 9 the Browns toppled the Red Sox 6 to 4. Russell left the mound in the fifth as Sisler's Browns won their second straight over Boston and their tenth home victory in fourteen games. Giard, Davis and Schang batted for Boston. Foreman and Ruffing also played.
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National League results yesterday and today’s schedule
Last night Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 9 to 7 in ten innings. St Louis defeated New York 4 to 2. Boston won 6 to 3 over Chicago. Brooklyn topped Cincinnati 4 to 3 in ten innings. Today St Louis visits New York, Chicago plays Boston, Pittsburg travels to Philadelphia, and Cincinnati faces Brooklyn.
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Berlenbach Stribling Set For Yankee Stadium Title Bout
Paul Berlenbach and William Stribling arrive in top form for a fifteen round world light heavyweight title match at Yankee Stadium watched by close to 6 000 fans with anticipated gate receipts around 200 000. Sentiment favors Berlenbach as Stribling’s speed and boxing oppose his power and aggression. Also Pete Pato defends his welterweight title against Willie Harmon in Newark on June 22 in a twelve round no-decision bout.
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Vance tops Reds with 14 strikeouts in nine innings
Vance sets a season high with 14 strikeouts and leaves with a 4-3 lead after nine. McGraw gets the win in the 10th after Vance is pulled for a pinch hitter. Cincinnati and Brooklyn total the Scoring remains tight as Kes and Wheat add two base hits and Critz hits a homer.
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Boston Graves Win Seventh Straight Game
Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 3 to extend its winning streak to seven games. Blake started for Chicago and took the loss. Milstead relieved and held the visitors scoreless after the fourth. The scoring sequence shows Boston erasing an early Chicago lead and sealing the win in the late innings.
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Senators Lose Second Straight to Indians in Cleveland
Cleveland pounded Washington 11 to 5 to take a second consecutive win. Jamieson collected a single two doubles and a triple in four trips while Burns contributed two singles and two doubles to reach twenty six two-base hits. The scoring shows Cleveland leading 1 4 2 0 6 1 1 and Washington trailing throughout.
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Walker Dundee Bout Postponed Indefinitely at Madison Square Garden
An injury to Mickey Walker’s hand from a workout forces the Walker Dundee welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden on June 17 to be postponed indefinitely. Matchmaker Jess McMahon says Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh is being considered as a substitute.
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Corner Lot Scrub Meets Nut Busters In Local League
The Nut Busters battle the Bluestone Live Wires for control of the Norfolk and Western League as Smiley leads from the bench. Boxings and coaching notes mix with a call for sharper base ball against Epworth League foes and a probe of manager criticisml.
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Baseball scores and matchups listed for AL games
The American League results show Chicago defeating Philadelphia 4 to 1, Cleveland beating Washington 11 to 5, St. Louis over Boston 6 to 4, and New York besting Detroit 4 to 3. Upcoming games include Boston at St. Louis, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, and New York at Detroit.
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Browne Reaches Final To Meet Lenglen In Paris
Miss Mary Browne, captain of the American Wrightman Cup team, defeated Mile Bouman 8-6 6-2 to secure a final against Suzanne Lenglen. Helen Wills sent congratulations from a hospital bed as Howard Kinsey lost in five sets and play was halted by a thunderstorm while Vincent Richards led Baron Von Kehrting.
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Helen Wills to Leave Hospital for Wimbledon Tour
Helen Wills will leave the American Hospital at Neuilly next Sunday after a fortnight’s rest. She plans to travel to England to witness the Wimbledon Tournament and expects to play at Forest Hills in August, per her mother.
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Cobb benched by his own order in Detroit loss
Detroit, June 9. New York defeated Detroit 4 to 3 as Koenig's eighth inning homer and Meusel’s ninth inning RBI capped a late rally. Cobb benched himself amid a batting slump with Manush in center. Braxton earned the win for New York while Whitehill struggled in relief.
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