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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

10

Reds topple Giants as Bentley suffers early shelling

Reds win 6 to 5 over the Giants in Cincinnati, marking their seventh straight victory and moving into third place. Bentley struggles in the first five innings, and Rixey yields two runs until late. Roush drives in the decisive run with a ninth inning single and Pinnelli doubles.

Cincinnati Reds Giants Bentley Rixey Hargrave Young Nehf Roush Pinnelli New York H Bancroft E. Groh Frisch Meneel Kelly Cunningham Snyder McGuire Blume xRan Duncan Minnelli Dunsan Rixe Bohne Daubert Blume Jonnard

Phillies Defeat Pirates In Listless 2 to 1 Game

Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 2 to 1 in a listless contest. Meadows struggles with control aiding the Phillies while the Pirates fail to sustain their league leadership bid. Key hits include Traynor and Maranville for Pittsburg and Holke for Philadelphia.

Pirates Phils Phillies Pittsburg Philadelphia Meadows New York Ab.r, A Nadlamas Waler Meismace Wrightstone Nammctece AB. R. H. Ola Maranville Russell Noes Traynor CIA Rawlings Holke Sacrifice Carey Walker Ring Wright Stone Kunz Quigley Pfirman

Four Cubs Hit Four Home Runs To Down Dodgers

Chicago defeats Brooklyn 9 to 6 as O Farrel l leads with two homers a double and a single in five appearances. Statz Friberg and Aldridge contribute, while Vance and Henry give up three hits until the ninth inning. Brooklyn stalls with six runs after a late burst.

CUBS Dodgers Chicago Brooklyn O'Farrell Dazzy Vance Statz Henry Friberg Aldridge RK. Hob Vance Dickerman Deberry Kaufmann

Pitcher shuttle in scoreless relief frames noted

The lines indicate innings pitched by Jennard Blume and Nehf with no runs allowed. Bentley is credited with a hit by pitch against Rixey, Hargrave made a passed ball, and umpires were McCormick and Hart. Nehf is the losing pitcher with a 2:05 duration.

Ings Jennard Blume Nehf Bentley Rixey Hargrave McCormick and Hart

Rickey Uses Eighteen Players in Braves Win at St Louis

The Braves defeated the Cardinals 6 to 4 in St Louis as Hornsby and Mann hit home runs. Manager Rickey used eighteen players in the game amid a benefit program for St Louis tuberculosis.

Rickey Braves Cardinals Hornsby Mann St. Louis Boston

Blind Sprinters Guided by Wires at Colorado School for the Deaf

Blind runners sprint the 100 yard dash guided by a wire and rope system. Each athlete runs alone along a marked track with a guide wire, tape and handle. their times are compared after completion. The event, begun by Superintendent T. B. McAloney, brings moments of sunshine to their lives.

Colorado Springs Colo Colorado School For the Deaf and Blind T. 8. McAloney

Baseball score recap from tense state of the contest

In a tight game Boston and St. Louis traded runs through the early innings. The final line shows Boston nine scoring 9 and St. Louis 4 after innings and errors, with pitchers Marquard Fillingim Genewich E Smith Pfeffer North Barfoot Sherdel and McCurdy Ainsmith on the mound for the teams.

R. H. E. Boston St. Louis Marquard Fillingim Genewich E. Smith Pfeffer North Barfoot Sherdel McCurdy Ainsmith

Brooklyn Handicap Opens Aqueduct Season With Notable Field

The Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct opens tomorrow as a premier metropolitan race. Notable entrants include Harry Payne Whitney's Bunting, the 1921 Futurity winner, and Chickvale with Martingale Little Chief Knobbie Hephaistos Overtake and Exodus among the 3 year olds and older set competing over a mile and an eighth.

New York Brooklyn Aqueduct Harry Payne Whitney Bunting Chickvale Martingale Little Chief Knobbie Hephaistos Overtake Exodus Gravesend Belmont

American Association Scores and Rain Delays Report

Indianapolis Columbus game schedule changes due to rain with Kansas City not scheduled. St Paul 3, Milwaukee 4, Louisville 8, Toledo 2 results noted.

Indianapolis Columbus Enantie Kansas City Schedul St. Paul Milwaukee Louisville Toledo

National League Results From Yesterday

Three NL games produced the following results New York 5 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburg 1 Brooklyn 6 Chicago 9.

New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago St Brooklyn Louis O «Sme Chicago One Boston M

Governor Pinchot Signs Pennsylvania Boxing Commission

Harrisburg Pa June 14 Governor Pinchot signed a bill creating a state athletic commission to regulate boxing and wrestling. The new law allows ten round bouts to a decision by two judges and a referee if the judges disagree.

Harrisburg Pinchot State Athletic Commission

British thrift drives Berlin mailback profits

Hundreds of British firms send circulars to Berlin to be mailed back to England as the favorable exchange rate makes the process profitable.

Berlin England

Yankees Punch Their Way to Western Trip Success

By Billy Evans the New York Yankees won twelve of thirteen on a western swing, then swept a four game series with the Browns. The column credits punch and breaks, notes Van Gilder’s near shutout in a 4 to 1 defeat, and recounts a misplayed grounder that kept the inning alive.

Billy Evans New York St. Louis Browns Yanks Yankees Huggins York Pipp Witt Meusel Schang Foster

Yankees Strive on Breaks and Team Play in 1923

The 1923 New York Yankees display a shift from individual heroics to cohesive team effort aided by strong pitching. They seize opportunities, convert breaks into runs, and build a momentum that rivals claim is hard to counter. King of Norway is mentioned as a top oarsman.

New York Yankees Yankees

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