Chants Increase Lead Beating Reds in National League
New York stretches its NL lead to four games by beating Cincinnati 7 to 5 as Pittsburg loses to Boston. Couch suffers hitters but shows control. both teams field well. Cincinnati and New York details follow with score by innings and notable plays. Brooklyn and Chicago split, Chicago winning 8 to Brooklyn 3 with six fifth inning runs aided by Chicago hits and errors.
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Jinx Kirby Keeps Trying to Beat Paddock’s 99-5 Record
Jinx Kirksey, three years at Stanford, presses to tie Charlie Paddock's 99 5 second 100 yard dash mark this season. He has trailed in all races by slim margins despite near finishes including a photo finish where Kirksey appeared ahead as Paddock touched the string. Despite strong practice and a 9.4 second pace, weak tendons in one leg hinder progress.
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Bases and lineup notes from a Boston game
Sacrifices by Tierney Christenbury Groway and Ford highlight a 12 to 7 Boston win. Leito bases and Hamilton led in scoring while Cooper Morison and Marquard split pitching duties as Meyers pitched innings. Umpires Quigley and Moran oversaw the game.
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Phillies pound four Cardinal pitchers to complete sweep
Philadelphia routed St. Louis 14 to 0 in the final game of the series. Doak North Bailey Iertica and Clemons faced hitters for the Cardinals while Fournier Singleton and Peters pitched for Philadelphia. Philadelphia piled up 16 hits to coast to the win.
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Scores from American Association games
Milwaukee 0 Indianapolis 1 Kansas City 7 Louisville 3 Minneapolis 9 Columbus 6. Wet grounds noted as the field condition at St Paul Toledo.
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Greb to Box Loughran in Philadelphia July showdown
Harry Greb the light heavyweight champion was signed to box Tommy Loughran the Philadelphia middleweight at the National League park in Philadelphia on July 10. The eight round bout headlines a boxing card in the city with both fighters matched for action.
Wills Manager Challenges Dempsey For Title Bout
Paddy Mullins manager of Harry Wills publicly challenged Jack Dempsey to a title fight in New York and posted a 2500 forfeit with the boxing commission. The commission's decision on permitting a mixed bout remained undecided.
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Browns Beat Yankees 13-4 in St Louis Series Finale
In St Louis on June 13 the Browns defeated the Yankees 13 to 4 helped by strong pitching from Danforth and powerful hitting by Sisler and teammates. Shawkey Murray and O'Doul faltered while catcher Severino was ejected by Umpire Evans.
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Charley Robertson Holds Red Sox To Two Hits
Chiecase June 13 reports Charley Robertson pitched a perfect game until the eighth as Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 0 in the final game of the series. O'Rourke notched the first hit in the eighth, and aside from the sixth inning no other batter reached second base. Joe Harris left the game after being spiked at first base by Mostil.
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Detroit Tops Washington 5 1 as Harris Homers
Detroit wins 5 1 over Washington to take three of four in the series. Harris hits a first inning homer to prevent a shutout for the Nationals while Cobb provides key hitting for Detroit. Four double plays by Detroit behind Old help seal the victory.
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Washington Beats Detroit In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Washington tallied 17 runs on 13 hits with support from Erckson Picinich Gharrity Oldham and Bassler as Detroit managed 9 runs. Detroit scored in six innings and added a final run to end the game 17 to 9.
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Miss Helen Hufford Leads In Match Play
Miss Helen Hufford led the field at the Country Club in match play, finishing nine up on Bogey the best card of the day. Second place went to Mrs. C. Scarff four up on Bogey. A one club tournament for the ladies is set for next Tuesday scheduled by Prof. Art Longworth.
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Johnny Wilson Ready to Meet Any Contender
Boston June 13 Marty Killilea manager of Johnny Wilson middle weight champion said he was ready and willing to sign a contract to box any legitimate contender for the title preferably Harry Greb. He warned the New Boxing Commission would act to strip the title if Wilson failed to meet Greb before June 20 and claimed the Tex Rickard contract was signed under duress and illegal.
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Babe Ruth Faces Prolonged Slump and Mockery in New York
Babe Ruth endures jeers and raspberries as his home run drought continues after suspension. He responds by smiling and coping with taunts while fans debate his form and resolve, aiming to regain bat pace and prove he remains a top player.
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May Indefinitely Prolong Trial of Rev J. E. Wilburn
Testimony in the Logan court recounts gunfire during a clash between miners and deputies. Eyewitnesses describe passwords and exchanges before the volley that wounded several, including deputy George Muncey who survived briefly. James Mason disrupted proceedings by announcing Elmo Gore was armed in court, prompting removal of the pistol.
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Kiwanis Ball Team Beats Daily Telegraph at Fairgrounds
The Kiwanis team defeated the Daily Telegraph in a seven inning game at the fairgrounds on Tuesday afternoon with a 9 to 8 score.
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