Giants Rally in Ninth Beats Reds in Major Victory
New York Nationals rallied in the ninth inning to defeat Cincinnati 5 to 2 at Polo Grounds. George Burns celebrated by receiving a diamond watch and other gifts from Giants officers and local writers. Judge Landis attended the presentations and paraded with the team. Eck held the champions to four hits in eight innings.
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Pittsburgh Defeats Boston 9 to 1 on Errors
Boston pitchers were hit hard as Pittsburg routed Boston 9 to 1. Glazner yielded five hits while Boston errors aided the visitors in this June 10 game from Boston.
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McHenry's two homers propel St Louis past Philadelphia
Philadelphia fell 5 to 0 as McHenry delivered two home runs contributing to St. Louis' second straight victory. Haines, Ainsmith, Winters, Weinert and Henline appeared for the teams in a game noted for St. Louis offense and Philadelphia struggles.
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Virginia
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 13 to 0 in One-Sided Tilt
Brooklyn racked up twenty four hits and thirty runs off three Chicago pitchers as Vance and Decatur held Chicago scoreless. Final score Brooklyn 13 Chicago 0 with notable contributions from Osborne Freeberg O'Farrell and teammates.
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Frank Baker Hit by Ball In Hospital
Stars, June 10. Frank Baker veteran third baseman of the New York Americans was taken to a hospital after being struck in the right back by a ball hit by Urban Shocker in the third inning of today’s game. Condition not yet determined but not believed to be serious. x ray suggested no rib fracture. Baker was removed to the hospital for observation.
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Pillory Wins Belmont Stakes In Front Of 35000 At Belmont Park
Pillory ridden by H. Miller, carrying 126 pounds, wins the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park in 2 16 4 5. Snob II finishes second ahead of Ray Jay with Pillory’s victory following his Preakness win at Pimlico on May 13. Breeder R. T. Wilson earns extra with Pillory in the winning colors as Morvich runs an exhibition mile afterward.
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Railroaders Lose To Telephone Outfit 4-1
Norfolk and Western office team fell 4 to 1 to the Telephone squad in a well played game Friday. Roach pitched strongly for N and W, allowing only scattered hits, with Hawley delivering a key two run single for the Hello boys. Gawley and C Hallman led the hitting for the Railroaders, while Lawson and Beatty were productive on defense and base running.
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Methodists Defeat Baptists in Seven Inning Park Game
Saturday at Glenwood Park the Methodists topped the Baptists 4 4 after seven innings in a Community League affair. Frye pitched for the Baptists and Smith batted, while Henderson, Anderson, and Puckett stood out for the Methodists in a tightly played contest. The Baptists, a new club, showed effort but fell short as a late-inning squeeze play decided the outcome.
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Live by the laws or you can't deliver Baseballan interview with Babe Adams
Babe Adams discusses discipline, natural ability, and modern pitching methods. He argues youth must be seasoned, the head matters more than the arm, and that pitchers today learn quickly with coaches and new tricks. He warns against relying on strength over thinking.
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Babe Adams
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Thousands of Quarts of Liquor Seized on Naval Transport Sirius
Navy guards at Norfolk, June 10, seized about 1000 quarts of liquor valued over 10000 on the transport Sirius amid a search prompted by whiskey odor. The commanding officer was detached and a board of investigation convened, with crewmen confined aboard pending report. Commanding officer Commander W J Kelton and paymaster Ensign Harry Mechtold were among those confined but later allowed to depart.
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Kansas Mine Workers Name Scale Committee
In Girard Kansas on June 10 the United Mine Workers district 14 convention selected a conference committee to negotiate a new wage scale for the district. Resolutions were approved to withdraw permits for mining during the current strike except for utilities and those in unions who violate organizational law. Frank Farrington, president of Illinois miners, was attacked by John Wilkinson, Arkansas-Oklahoma district president, who called him a defector. Van A. Bitner, John L. Lewis special representative, criticized coal price standards and Herbert Hoover was said to misread the market with a 100 percent price rise expected for the public.
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Well Known Steamboat Engineer Captain J. L. Pettit Dies
Parkersburg W V June 10 Captain J L Pettit a familiar steamboat engineer on the Ohio river died in a local hospital after several operations to combat tuberculosis of the bone in his leg His last trips included the Kanawha which was sunk near Belleville during a flood with twenty eight lives lost and he barely escaped after saving several others
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Chippewa County Storm Spoils Farms Across the County
Eau Claire Wisconsin June 10 Chippewa County suffered a severe storm with hall wind and rain tearing through the region. More than a score of barns were raised and extensive crop damage was reported across the county.
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Babe Adams Apple Reminder Slogan Clip
Publication shows a playful note urging readers to avoid late nights and chasing flappers as a lighthearted guideline for good habits.
Telegraph Team Defeated by Norfolk and Western Nine to Six
The Daily Telegraph lost yesterday afternoon to Norfolk and Western by nine to six. Cox pitched well but the Telegraph failed to hit in the early innings. Clark, Telegraph second baseman, made fourteen chances without an error as the fielding star.
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Bluefield Athletics to Meet Shops Team at Lenwood Park
The Bluefield Athletic Club faces the Norfolk and Western team at Lenwood Park Diamond today at 3:30. No admission will be charged. The battery for Norfolk and Western is Lindsay and Fleener, while Smith and Smith will handle the Athletic Club battery.
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International League scores update
Rochester fell to Baltimore 1 to 6 in game one and 2 to 4 in game two while Buffalo lost 4 to 6 at Newark. Syracuse outscored Reading 10 to 4 and Toronto beat Jersey City 8 to 4.
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Scores from Midwest League games
A string of results shows Milwaukee 3 over Indianapolis 2, Kansas City 5 over Louisville 3, Minneapolis 13 over Columbus 9, and St. Paul 6 over Toledo 2 with several other matchups listed. The report compiles the day’s outcomes across multiple teams in the region.
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Eddie Rickards Arrives with Harding Message to Shriners
Eddie Rickards returns to Omaha from Dexter Iowa aboard a hospital airplane carrying a message from President Harding to the Shriners convention in San Francisco. He lands after a flight noted for its unusual mission and long travel.
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Morris Harvey College President Resigns After Two Years
Barbousville West Virginia June 10 Dr R T Webb announced his resignation as Morris Harvey College president after two years effective with the naming of his successor He will return to the pastorate and depart the institution apenas k?
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Popular feeling runs high over cabinet pick in Tokyo
In Tokyo on June 10 the Associated Press reports intense public sentiment as calls grow to name Admiral Baron Kato to form a new cabinet succeeding Viscount Takashashi. Barricaded residence and strong reactions reflect the political climate.
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West Virginia State Golf Tourney Set for Hot Springs
H C Hazlett announces the annual West Virginia state golf tournament will be held in Hot Springs Virginia the week of July 10. Don Clark Huntington president of the Association and other officials chose the Hot Springs course due to scheduling conflicts at White Sulphur.
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Appalachians Defeat West End Athletics 13-2
The Appalachian Power Company defeated West End Athletic Club 13 to 2 at Graham Tower Ball Park on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Moore pitched well for the Appalachians allowing five hits as about 300 fans watched the one sided game. West End finished with 2 runs on 4 hits while the Appalachians scored 13 on 7 hits.
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Carpentier Not To Meet Greb Soon
Georges Carpentier will not defend his lightweight title against Harry Greb in the near future promoter Tex Rickard offered Greb bouts in summer or fall but manager Descamps said Carpentier is already signed to meet Milles in Paris in September and Beckett in London in October.
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Recreation Chief Appeals to Rockefeller Over Ground_Use
Wheeling West Virginia June 10 Recreation Commissioner A O Anderson battles Standard Oil West Virginia over a local playground. He appeals to John D Rockefeller Jr for help and residents south end petition council to deny the building permit for a storage plant.
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Phillies quiet Indians as Walker homers and Joln D triples
Philadelphia opened the Cleveland series with a 3 to 0 win in Cleveland. Rommel and Covelerkie dueled in a pitchers battle, with the decisive blows coming on a Walker home run and a Joln D triple.
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Chicago Beats Boston 10 to 5 in Opening Game
Chicago took the first game of the series from Boston 10 to 5 as Faber won the mound battle despite a tough midgame spell. Early runs gave Chicago a comfortable lead, with consistent scoring in the initial innings and a late rally sealed the victory. Russell Karr Pennock Piercy Walters Faber Schalk credited in the box score.
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Yankees Dominate Browns as Ruth Hits Sixth Homer
In St Louis on June 10 the Yankees crushed the Browns 14 to 6. Babe Ruth belted his sixth homer of the season and Joe Pipp hit a circuit drive. A near clash occurred when pitchers Carl Maya and Urban Shocker confronted Ruth and Mays. Shocker delivered three tight pitches toward Mays’s head.
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Mays Erupts as Umpires Intervene in Mets-Shockers Tilt
In yesterday's American League action Mays taunted a Shocker and charged the mound prompting umpires to separate both sides. Witt tried to bat but dodged a close pitch as officials stepped in. New York beat St. Louis 14 to 6 with strong hitting and key errors.
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Tigers Beat Senators In Ten Inning Game
Detroit defeated Washington 6-4 in ten innings as LaMotte mishap and fielder’s choice followed by Cobb and Veach singles secured the win. Hellman belted his ninth homer in the seventh, lifting Detroit to fourth place, passing Cleveland.
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Huntington agers writers announce match in New York
Huntington readers learned that A. F. champion Bob Wartin was matched to meet Bill Brennan on July 4 at Cliffside Park in Ashland Kentucky. Joe Stender of Stuntington will promote the bout.
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