Indians Defeat Yankees 4 3 in Tight New York Tilt
Cleveland beat New York 4 to 3 in a hotly contested game. Sherrod Smith, making his first start of the season, out pitched Pennock. Babe Ruth was intentionally walked after a first inning double. Pipp tied it in the seventh with a single, and Speaker doubled in the eighth before Connolly's sacrifice fly provided the winning run.
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American League results and Chicago and Boston details
Yesterday's AL results Cleveland beat New York 4 to 3 and Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 4. In Sunday action Washington toppled St. Louis 5 to 3 and New York defeated Cleveland 8 to 7.
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Boston Cubs Triumph in Nine Run Thriller
Boston edged Chicago five to four as Quinn allowed early runs then settled. Devermer and Shanks hit triples in the ninth inning, keeping Boston within reach and setting up a late push against Robertson.
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Powhatan Indians Open Season with 10 Run Victory
Powhatan opened the season by routing Majestic 10 to 3 at home. Surway ignited the offense with the first hit in the fifth inning, as Powhatan racked up 15 hits including three doubles and a triple. Chambers pitched eight strong innings, with Ellison finishing the last two.
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Roanoke Wins In Ninth Inning Rally
A crowd of over 1500 watched Roanoke defeat Pocahontas 4 to 1 in a ninth inning rally. Mahaffey spun strong through eight, then four hits and breaks doomed Pocahontas. The score tied the series at one all with a decisive next game expected.
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Gary Beats Marytown In One Sided Sunday Match
Gary defeated Marytown 13 to 2 after taking the lead in the first inning and holding it. Pitcher Pettit allowed three hits while Gary rapped seventeen safeties off Burch and Lawrence, with Brown Townsend Robertson Fisher Carris Shultz and Townsend delivering timely hits and fielding standout plays.
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Switchback News Notes from Switchback and Elkhorn
Miss Alma Perdue of Elkhorn and Miss Mary Morris of Kyle were hosted at Mrs. R. B. Whitehead’s home on Friday. Chas H. Payne of Welch visited on business. Miss Lucile Smith of Concord Normal visited her parents here. Elkhorn District high school held its final commencement Friday with talks by W. C. Cook and Mr. Barnes. Mrs. F. D. Padbury returned home after weekend with Rock parents.
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Zivic Takes Ten Round Decision Over White in Pittsburg
Pittsburg June 11 Jack Zivic of Pittsburg won a newspaper decision over Charlie White of Chicago in a ten round lightweight bout held tonight in Pittsburg.
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Age tops youth as Brit Open field begins at Troon
Troon Scotland June 11 old England stars led by Jim Braid posted seventy two to outpace American contenders led by Gene Sarazen and MacDonald Smith with many Americans and Britons in the seventies and eighties as the open championship qualification started.
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Durham Council Rejects Seaham Hall Gift for Hospital
Durham city council declined to accept Lord Londonderry’s Seaham Hall as a gift for a hospital, choosing to pursue alternative funding and site options. The decision ends long running negotiations and shifts the plan for hospital development in the area.
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Man Chases Ball Declares Fatal Street Tragedy
George Healy of Newark New Jersey collapsed and died after pursuing a ball his young son tossed into the street in Ampere authorities reported a sudden natural death.
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Deegans extends win streak with coastal victory
Deegans added another win Sunday by defeating Big Sandy 10 to 8. It marks her tenth game of the season with seven wins and three losses.
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Young Maureen Orcutt Wins Against Top NJ Women Golfer
Maureen Orcutt of White Beeches Club New Jersey at age fifteen defeats leading female golfers in the state. She carries clubs to school and practices during recess showing remarkable early talent.
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Chicago routs Boston as rain delays other games
In a National League report Chicago defeated Boston 10 to 3 while other games were postponed by rain. A separate Chicago 3 Boston 0 result and Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 are noted in brief game updates.
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College Baseball Brief From State College Pittsburgh
Penn State defeats State College in a college baseball game at Penn State. The report notes the score 6 and references a Pittsburgh area posting.
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Yankees Add Three College Stars In Bombshell Deal
The New York Yankees announce the acquisition of three college stars on June 11. Mike Gazella of La Fayette becomes captain and shortstop. Lou Gehrin from Columbia will play pitcher and first base. E Vanderbeck, from Fordham, is named catcher. Browns Sign Ulery As First Sacker For St. Louis.
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Cubs Chase Jess Barnes From Box
Chicago defeats Boston 10 to 3 as Jess Barnes debut ends in a five inning exit. McNamara survives late joins, Alexander shines for Chicago. Boston’s Barnes and McNamara both struggle with hits and walks in a rough affair.
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Southern Association score roundup notes nine runs
Memphis beats Atlanta and Nashville 10 to 1 while Mobile wins 7 in five innings. Nashville edges Mobile 3 to 2 in a second game. Little Rock defeats Birmingham 4 to 3 despite wet grounds.
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Martin Discharged From Hospital After Accident Disorder
Richmond June 11 Bob Martin holder of the A. E. F. heavy weight championship has been discharged from a local hospital where he was treated for several weeks for dizziness He left today for his West Virginia home Doctors said his trouble was not serious and likely resulted from an automobile accident Others report Syracuse Newark Toronto Reading results and Buffalo Baltimore rain and no other games scheduled
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