Cincinnati Ball Club Defeats Robins 8-3 in Strong Win
Cincinnati offense powers past Brooklyn 8-3 as Kelly and Cuccinello drive in runs, Swanson hits a homer, and Campbell claims the win in a 2:02 game. May, Campbell, and Slade among the pitchers, with 6 walks issued.
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Cubs edge Phillies in see-saw 7 to 5 to even series
Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 7 to 5 in a back and forth four game set. Gabby Hartnett slugged two homers, while O'Doul hit his season second long ball for the Phillies. Local details list players and pitching changes.
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Indians Hand Athletics Big 15 to 2 Defeat
Cleveland pounded Philadelphia starter George Walberg and five substitutes as they toppled the Athletics 15 to 2. Wesley Ferrell earned his tenth win, and Dick Porter homered in the seventh for three RBIs, lifting Cleveland into first in the American League.
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Hall of Fame hope Hal Carlson dies at early age
The passing of Hal Carlson, former Cubs pitcher, draws tributes from Warren Brown praising his skill and character. Joe McCarthy valued him as a leader and friend, saying Carlson’s influence surpassed his pitching, and the Vikings in Valhalla welcome him.
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Wesleyans Defeat Junior Mechanics To Lead League
Ralph Millar's Wesleyans beat the Junior Mechanics 14 to 10 at Weiler field to move one game up in the first half standings. The win gives Wesleyans a 5 2 record and forces a playoff with Motive Power Transportation for the half title next Tuesday at Weller field.
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National League results from yesterday
Scores show New York 7 over Pittsburgh 2 and Boston 9 over St. Louis in 10 innings. Chicago 7 defeated Philadelphia 5 while Cincinnati 8 beat Brooklyn 5. Schedule lists Cincinnati at Boston and Pittsburgh at New York with Chicago at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Brooklyn in double headers.
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Baseball Scores And Schedules Across Leagues Today
Scores show New York 10 Detroit 9 and Cleveland 15 Philadelphia 2 in 11 innings with Washington at Chicago and New York at Detroit on tap. Southern Association games include Memphis 2 Birmingham 4 and Nashville 15 New Orleans 6. American Association reports St Paul 7 Columbus 9 and Toledo 13 Kansas City 4. Mid Atlantic Wheeling 6 Jeannette 7 and Scottdale 10 Cumberland 5. Reading 2.
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Race Track Officials Robbed Before American Derby
Chicago June 13 Charles Hanhauser manager of the Washington Park ticket division and O W Kunkle ticket salesman were held up and robbed of 1694 dollars and 6600 tickets to the American derby. They were forced to the curb by two men in a small coupe and police will watch the gates for the tickets tomorrow.
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Writers Refuse to Concede Schmeling World Champion
After Schmeling's controversial win over Sharkey, boxing officials and writers shift to viewing him as not the rightful champion. Garden plans a return bout while Schmeling may not fight again until next year. Gross receipts hit 749934 with 711668 net from 79222 attendees. Both fighters earned 177917 each. profits near 144550 for sponsors.
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Mononghela West Penn Cops Baseball Crown in Morgantown
The Monongahela West Penn American Legion junior baseball team, state champions last year, beat Elk 16 to 3 in the deciding game to earn Morgantown’s sectional eliminations berth. Eddie Vacheresse of Wheeling, Mountaineer boxing coach, will train the squad for the next round.
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Home Run Standings from Yesterday
Yesterday's list shows Hartnett of the Cubs and Mancusco of the Cardinals among leading homer hitters. Cuccinello of the Reds and Swanson of the Reds also figure in the top group with Spohrer of the Braves O Doul of the Phillies Porter of the Indians Byrd and Ruth of the Yankees Wilson of the Cubs Berger of the Braves Klein of the Phillies Gehrig and Ott appear for the Yankees and Giants respectively Herman and Foxx with Athletics. Grand totals listed for league totals.
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Queen Helen First American Win In Wightman Cup Tilt
June 13 Wimbledon reports Queen Helen Moody defeated Joan Fry 6-1 6-1 as the U.S. team trails after day one. Helen Jacobs lost to Phoebe Watson 2-6 6-2 6-4 and Sarah Palfrey plus Edith Cross fell 6-4 6-2 to Fry and Harvey. Americans must win three of four tomorrow, with Moody likely to contribute one win and doubles a potential path.
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Pictures Prove Blow Was Foul in Schmeling Sharkey Film
The Schmeling Sharkey bout seen at a Seventh Avenue theater sparked debate over a foul in the fourth round. Audiences, watching closeups and sound, largely agreed Schmeling was fouled, despite public doubt and mixed reactions from figures in the ring.
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N. and W. Nine to Play Princeton Gang Today
The Bluefield Bluestone N and W baseball club meets Princeton at Weller field this afternoon at 4. Bosse Smiley will start his hirelings. Charley Moore returns for Nut Busters against county seaters. Likely mound duties: Bill Sturgiss for N and W and Clarence Wheley for Princeton.
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Fator Captures Age From Earl In Aqueduct Race Duel
In New York on June 13 La verne Fator rode Patroness to victory over Earl Sande aboard Flying Gal in a ten year turf rivalry renewed at Aqueduct. Patroness won by a half length as Flying Gal placed second, with War Saint third. The seven furlongs finished in 1:27 2 5. The Nut won Washington Park's White City handicap at 1 3/4 miles with Jockey Willie Frank.
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Lil Stoner Tosses No Hit Game for Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas June 13 Lil Stoner veteran right handed pitcher hurled a no hit no run game for the Fort Worth Texas league club here today shutting out San Antonio 2 to 0 Only 27 batters faced Stoner and but one of them who got a base on balls reached first base Stoner fanned seven.
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Fourteen Hossed Named to Start in American Derby
Fourteen three year olds named to start in the $50,000 American Derby at Washington Park. Gallant Knight is seen as the likely favorite if the track is fast. Western hopefuls include Tannery Michigan Boy Alcibiades and Snow Flake among others. Weather and weights listed, with entries from East and West. A last line notes a Toledo Hartford league transfer with a stiff arm.
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