Reds Jump Into Lead on Luque’s Fifth Inning Run
Cincinnati wins 4 8 over Brooklyn as Luque singles home a run in the fifth. Roush, Christensen and Hargrave contribute, while Ehrhardt holds Brooklyn to eight runs. Barnes takes the loss, Luque the win, with a late offensive burst by Cincinnati.
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Southern Association Scores and Schedule Fragment
In New Orleans Rock 4 leads Memphis 5 after six. Chattanooga 14 Anesis 8. The note mentions players catching trains and others not scheduled.
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Rock
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Chattanooga
Scores from Busy Midwestern Hockey Night
In a set of late night matchups to cap a busy week the events featured St. Paul defeating Louisville 4 to 1 and Minneapolis edging Indianapolis 9 to 6. Milwaukee matched up with Columbus 16 to 5 while Toledo clashed with Kansas City 17 to 10.
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National League Results Highlight Varied Scores
Yesterday's NL results show Tork and Stous each at 3 runs, with games featuring Cincinnati against Brooklyn and Boston facing Chicago. Other matchups include New York and Philadelphia, plus Pittsburg against Philadelphia, reflecting a crowded standings snapshot.
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Sturgiss Throws No Hit Game In Local Match
Sturgiss delivered a no hitter as the Live Wires defeated the Office 10 to 0 at the fairgrounds. The Live Wires built an early lead and held steady behind Sturgiss wide breaking curve as Office sluggers struggled all day. The same clubs meet again this afternoon at the fairgrounds.
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Pirates Held to Top But One Day
Philadelphia tops Pittsburgh 9 to 13 in game two of the series. Meadows built a nine run lead in the early innings but departed in the fifth as Philadelphia erupted for seven runs. Babe Adams allowed two runs in the seventh while Oldham yielded the tying run in the sixth.
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Atte Ewe
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Dyan
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Klem Hart
Record Time Set in Mercer County Tennis Tournament
In a record pace match at Princeton Lawn Tennis Club Miss Gypsie Pine defeated Miss Lagar 6-1 6-0 and also beat Miss Caffee 6-0 6-0. Miss Grimm beat Miss Lasser 6-1 6-1 as Pine Sugar set a Mercer county record.
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Glenwood Juniors defeat Pumpkin Center in Glenwood game
The Glenwood Juniors beat the Pumpkin Center Juniors 7 to 3 at Glenwood on Wednesday. The lineup lists Bieri, Bratton, Larue, Bivens, Young, Bailey, Smith, Martin, Neal, and Driscoll among others. score by innings shows Glenwood 008 200 9 and Pumpkin Center 6 00 0.
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C. H. Martin
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Bivens
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International League scores from Toledo Newark and Reading
Readable score tidbits show Toledo defeating Newark 8 to 2 and Rochester routing Reading 10 to 2 with Reading 2, Syracuse 6, and Syracuse 8 in uncertain second periods amid partial stats and garbled team names.
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Newark
Rochester
Reading
Pute
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Syrac
Gyracuse
American League matchups listed for today
The schedule shows Boston at St. Louis and Washington at Cleveland with Philadelphia at Detroit. St. Louis hosts Boston in a key AL pairing while Detroit receives Philadelphia and Cleveland hosts Washington.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Nut Busters Win Seventh Victory
Nut Busters secure their seventh win in a game noted for a late pinch hit by Akers who fouled out to center. The box score shows Petal and teammates trading runs, with Sturgill Snead and Buckhan Smith collecting key hits as Dyer and Noel pitched, and the Nut Busters leaving on six outs with runners on base.
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Snead
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Stergill
Bishop
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Buc
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Ditcher
National Collegiate A A Track Meet Preliminaries Prep
Chicago prepares for the National Collegiate A A track and field preliminaries with two representatives from five colleges entered. Finals are scheduled for Saturday after tomorrow’s preliminaries.
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Cream of America
Ki Salares's Brooklyn background noted in June report
A June dispatch from New York references Ki Salares of Brooklyn as a former worker, indicating a background detail within a larger unspecified story.
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York
Caretta to Play Yukon Jos at Reh Dal Sunday
Caretta will face Yukon Jos in a Dry Fork league game Sunday. The match is scheduled as the season’s marquee event and will start at 2:30 p m. The report mentions a warning tone and notes about Fitzsimmons’ freckles.
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Caretta
Yukon Jos
Mehlhorn Ties for Second in Open Round Totals
Mehlhorn shares second place after 72 holes with a total around 209 as American players vie for top honors. Al Watrous and Walter Hagen post strong rounds though several rivals falter with disqualifications for late tees and withdrawals.
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Seeson
E. A. Whitcombe
D. Santee
Walker
Tommy Armour
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
Gadd
Bill Mehrhorn
Cyril Walker
Emmet French
Joe Stein
Senators Rally in Ninth to Beat Indians
A four run rally in the ninth gave Washington a 5 to 3 victory over Cleveland ending the Indians winning streak. Bruegen and Peck singled, Ruel doubled, Ruether doubled for Coveleskie, Judge sacrificed, Harris singled then Marberry held Cleveland in the final frame.
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Coveleskie
Judge
Harris
Marberry
Myatt
Brown pitchers fail to puzzle Red Sox
St Louis Brown pitchers struggle as the Red Sox win with eleven hits and ten bases on balls. Sister doubles twice and hits safely in his thirteenth consecutive game.
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Flint Rhem Extends Win Streak With Victory Over Giants
New York June 10 Flint Rhem pitched the tenth win of the season allowing five hits as the Cardinals defeated the Giants for their second straight win.
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Filnt Rhem
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Fragmentary sports box score note from St. Louis and New York
A partial OCR fragment lists players and scoring marks for a game involving St. Louis and New York. Names such as Sager Dione R. HE and O'Farrell appear among scattered digits and team references, with unclear context and incomplete line data.
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New York
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O'Farrell
McQuillan
Florence
Braves Bunch Hits to Win Eighth Straight
The Braves extended their winning streak to eight with timely hits in the first and fourth innings. Chicago scored two runs in the third but Boston answered with runs in the remaining frames to seal a 4 2 victory. Bush, Blake, Hartnett, Benton, and J. Taylor contributed at the plate.
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Hartnett
Benton
J. Taylor
George McQuillan Named Manager of Columbus Club
Milwaukee June 4 George McQuillan former major league pitcher was appointed manager of the Columbus club of the American Association, succeeding Hank Gowdy who had taken charge at the season's start.
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George McQuillan
Naeer
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Hank Gowdy
Rogers Hornsby Cites Spine Injury Affecting Batting Pace
New York June 10. Rogers Hornsby blames a spine injury for falling short of his prior batting pace. He says the back was hurt in a collision six weeks ago during a game at Cincinnati.
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Rogers Hornsby
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Uniontown and Jeanette Faceoff in Middle Atlantic League
Uniontown defeats Jeanette 6 to 5 in the first game while Jeanette wins 56 to 0 in the second. Cumberland loses to Wheeling 7-? The schedule lists Clarksburg 3 Scottdale 6 Johnstown 7 and Fairmont 2. In Philadelphia on June 10 Joe Stecher, light heavyweight champion, battles Jim Londos in a one hour 50 minute 10 second submission match.
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Cumberland
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Scottdale
Johnstown
Fairmont
Philadelphia
Joe Stecher
Jim Londos
Grapper
Control and brain power in pitching, Crover Alexander
The article quotes Crover Alexander on pitching control as the key to success. He argues control means placing pitches where batters struggle, not merely throwing over the plate, distinguishing brain control from mechanical accuracy. He warns against overpitching and emphasizes relying on a batter’s weaknesses.
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Bateman
Browne Aims To Best Lenglen In Paris Final
Miss Mary Browne, captain of the Wightman Cup team, meets Suzanne Lenglen in the Paris finals of the wo singles. Browne, with Baron Von Kehrting, also played mixed doubles but lost the first set before winning the next two. Vincent Richards lost to Henri Cochet in straight sets, a surprise to fans.
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Anne Lenglen
Dion
Miss Browne
Baron von Kehrting
Suzanne
Jacques
Mies
Vincent Richards
Henri Cochet
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Federal fostered toy industry flourishes
Tokyo reports tremendous gains in toy manufacturing for foreign trade with export figures near 58 million dollars for the year, surpassing wartime boom records. Toys exported include celluloid, rubber and wood products, reflecting government aims to position Japan as the world’s premier toymaker.
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