Chicago Meeks Braves Boston 7 to 5 in opener
Chicago won the first game of the Boston series 7 to 5 on a sixth own scoring rally with Hess and Rudolph on the mound. Leach and Goode hit later triples. batteries listed for both sides. In the National League pennant race New York lost 3 to 2 to Pittsburgh in a pitchers’ duel. Weather delays caused other games to be postponed. Newport News and Roanoke games noted with innings and batters. A Portsmouth prize event awarded shirts and accessories for base running feats.
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Detroit Wins 4-1 Over New York to Rise in Standings
In Detroit today, the Tigers beat the New York club 4 to 1, moving into second place. Toehler yielded four hits after the first inning but was effective. Another American League game saw Cleveland rally past Washington 7 to 6, with Williams and Turner delivering key moments. Joe Jackson doubled for the Naps in the ninth as Graney beat out a bunt, and Shaw earned the win in relief. Boston defeated St. Louis 2 to 0 behind Joe Wood’s strong pitching, while Philadelphia toppled Chicago 6 to 4. Standings note Philadelphia 32-18, Washington 29-22, Chicago 29-22, Detroit 29-22.
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Federals Rally To Edge Bears In Low-Scoring Tilt
In Baltimore today the Gboicheo Federals defeated the Chicago Bears 3 to 2 after a tight game. Timely hits in the seventh eighth and ninth innings produced the decisive runs as McAuire and Wilson Smith starred on the battery.
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Bluefield Edges Pocahontas in Opening Triangle League Contest
Bluefield defeated Pocahontas 5 to 2 in the Triangle League opener at Pocahontas. Hess pitched well through eight innings before giving way to Bluefield’s late offense as Prince, Carter, and Kee contributed key hits and runs.
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Northfork defeats Roanoke on Powhatan grounds
Northfork beats Roanoke in a close Sunday game at Powhatan. Both teams showcase strong pitching and aggressive hitting with Elam collecting a double, two singles and a walk for Northfork. Batteries were Bingham and Conway for Roanoke and Stone and Pendleton for Northfork. umpire Hatfield. Attendance 500.
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Princeton Adds Four New Players to Baseball Club
Manager Ridgley and recruits Fred Bailey Jimmie Laverder and Joe Lawrence arrived by auto to join Princeton. Ridgley returns as manager and will play short. Bailey a noted first baseman. Lawerder and Lawrence are pitchers. Wilfong from last season will catch and play outfield. The club aims for a stronger season.
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Baseball Chatter and Signings Stir Narrow Pennant Fight
New York Yankees discard Itcher Hoff courts Rochester Hustlers for John Ganzel as Joe Tinker leads Chifeds toward a contest with the Baltimore Terrapins in the Federal League pennant race. Philadelphia fans hail the early return to action amid flurry of league chatter.
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Baseball notes from 1911 mix of players and leagues
The column surveys 1911 baseball happenings including Jack Coombs and Clark's pitching, Detroit’s race in the AL, Eppa Rixey joining Philadelphia, Gus Williams dropping from 300 batting club, Doe Ayers winning six straight in double headers, Fritz Von Kolnitz becoming a lawyer, Pat Ragan’s tobacco habit claim, St Louis fans enjoying three teams, Outfielder Burns’s timely hits, Joe Jackson contesting AL batting honors, George Stallings signing Brooks Ellison, Gavvy Cravath’s long homers, Vic Sater’s Chicago fan favorite status, Jim Delehanty praising the Federal League, and Harry Lord planning Portland ownership after Worcester exploits.
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Gavvy" Cravath
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Parisian Sage Promises Hair Health and Shine
If your hair is not soft and full follow daily care and use Parisian Sage to refresh the scalp. The product claimed to stop itching cleanse the hair remove dryness and brittleness and make hair appear abundant and lustrous. Sold at local drug stores with a money back guarantee.
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Progressive mass convention to be held at Princeton West Virginia
A Progressive mass convention is set for Princeton West Virginia on Thursday June 18 1914 at 2 pm. Delegates will be chosen for the congressional convention in Huntington on June 20 and for the seventh senatorial district convention. Nominations will be made for all county and district offices to be filled in November. All Progressives are invited to attend. by order of the Progressive county committee Rh D Finnegan Chairman L G Scott Secretary.
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Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Mrs F A Hood of Burrows Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a positive cure for cramps and summer complaint. For sale by all dealers and at Farm min 16 Federal Street.
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