Mullens favored as Bluefield lacks pitchers
Mullens expected to win as Bluefield may struggle with unavailable pitchers Brawley Dobbins Sturgiss and Kircher forced to carry mound duties. Ray Hayworth, former Bluefield catcher now with Shreveport, posted a strong week in Texas with five hits in twelve at bats including two homers. Vic Sorrell remains a standout for Bluefield fans.
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Stubby
Mullens
Wyoming
Bluefield
Brawley
Dobins
Bill Sturgiss
Kircher
Dobbins
Sturgiss
Ray Hayworth
Shreveport
Texas
Texas Loop
Lone Star State
Hayworth
Baseball scores and today’s AL matchups listed
American League results from yesterday show Boston 3 Chicago 1 New York 4 St Louis 6 Waeh 1 5 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 5. Today’s games include New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland and Washington at unknown venue.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Cardinals top Robins as Bottomley belts thirteenth homer
Jim Bottomley hit his 13th homer to break a 2-2 tie in the 14th inning and lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-2 victory over the Brooklyn Robins in Brooklyn. Hafey drove in two with a fourth inning single, overcoming an early Brooklyn lead. Johnson earned the win over Clark in a 2:55 game.
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N. Y
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Holm
Fried
Hafey
Bissonnette
Bancroft
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Rogera Hornsby
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Harris
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Henline
Flowers
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Bissonette
Frisch
Mendrick
Bressler
Meranville
Me-Weeny
Hite
MacFayden Flirts With No Hit Bid In Sox 3 Sox 1 Win
Danny MacFayden, Boston pitcher, held Chicago hitless into the eighth inning as the Red Sox beat the White Sox 3 to 1 in the second game of the series. Regan hit a fourth inning homer driving in Todt. McCurdy produced Chicago's lone eighth inning single. Alphonse Thomas allowed seven Boston hits.
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Danny MacFayden
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White Sox
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Todt
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Thomas
Clesell Chaney
Seerden
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Guthrie
Ildebrand
International League Scores Report
Rochester defeated Jersey City 6 to 1 while Montreal topped Newark 8 to 2. Buffalo routed Reading 8 to 0 in seven innings by agreement. Toronto beat Baltimore 9 to 1 in the first game and Baltimore won 3 to 1 in another seven inning game.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Reading
Toronto
Baltimore
Brannon Key Hit Highlights In St Louis Victory
Otis Brannon, part of the Kress Brannon rookie duo, delivered a fifth inning double with the bases loaded in a St. Louis win over the New York Yankees. Brannon and Kress each homered, driving in three runs as Brannon carried much of the offensive load.
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Kress - Brannon
St. Louis Browne
Brannon
Kress
Otis
Howley
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Krees
Krese
Phillies Rally Past Reds 8 7 After Early Lead Loss
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated Cincinnati 8 to 7 after blowing a 6 0 advantage by the fifth inning. Don Hurst hit his fourth homer in five games, while Thompson contributed with a home run and solid hitting as Philadelphia held on for the win.
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Phillies
Cincinnati
Thompson
Reds
Don Hurst
BD Callaghan
Kelly
Walker
Kressen
Picinich
Edwards
Purdy
Srangsconseses
Ay Rhore
Southern
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Leach
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Williams
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Zitemann
Sacrt
Walsh
Lerian
Sand
Peon
Pruett
Mohue
Donohue
Wards
Fan Walsh
Donohue Umcoe Orda
Rigler
British Players Edge Americans in Wightman Cup Play
On Wimbledon center court British challengers won two singles and the doubles to topple the American team. Helen Wills won 6 1 2 against M Holcroft Watson while Molla Mallory fell 6 1 6 3 to Eileen Bennett. Harvey and Saunders defeated Goss and Jacoba 6 4 6 1 to give Britain a lead.
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England
Wimbledon Center Court
Helen Wills
M. Holcroft Watson
Molla Mallory
Eileen Bennett
Eleanor Goss
Helen Jacoba
Ermyntrude Harvey
Peggy Saunders
Harvey
Harvey and Miss Saunders Won By Scores of 6-4, 6-1, To Give Pugland
Wheeling tops Jeannette in two games amid scores
In the Middle Atlantic section Wheeling defeated Jeannette 8 to 5 in the first game and 1 to 4 in the second. Cumberland beat Fairmont 9 to 3. Charleroi edged Johnstown 11 to unknown. Scotsdale defeated Clarksburg 2 to 1.
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Middle Atlantic
Wheeling
Jeannette
Cumberland
Fairmont
Charleroi
Johnstown
Scotsdale
Clarksburg
Round House Wins N W League First Half Playoff Race
The Round House clinched the first half pennant in the Nor folk and Western league after defeating the Machine Shop 8-2 at Weller field. Protests by Floyd and Kitchen loom as league officials prepare to rule on an infield play and balk call. Second-half action begins next Wednesday with Car Shop vs Transportation, aiming to challenge for a top-two tie.
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Car Shop Nine
Machine Shop
Machine Shop Nine
Round House Crew
Floyd
Round House
Kitchen
Zimmerman
Car Shop
Brawley
Stump
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Younguck
Larry Brawley
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Bluefield Gun Club to Hold Registered Shoot
The Bluefield Gun Club stages its third of five registered shoots at Cumberland Heights Trap Grounds South Bluefield this afternoon at 2 o clock. About 100 targets will test shooters from Wyoming Algoma Powhatan Crozer and possibly Tazewell clubs with E L Moss of Western Cartridge among the visiting notables.
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Cumberland Heights
South Bluefield
Wyoming
Algoma-Powhatan- Crozer
Tazewell
E. L. Moss
Western Cartridge Company
A. L. Smith
Bucknell Dedication Picture Shows NL President Laying Wreath
Genies attend the Christy Mathewson memorial gateway dedication at Bucknell University Lewisburg Pa. National League president John A Heydler lays a wreath on Mathewson's grave beside Mrs Mathewson. Bucknell president Emory Hunt introduces Judge K M Landis as principal speaker.
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Christy Mathewson
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
John A. Heydler
National League
Mathewson
Emory Hunt
Bucknerl
K. M. Landis
Braves Trade Genewich to Giants for Four Players
The Boston Braves acquire three right hand pitchers Virgil Barnes Ben Cantwell and W H Clarkson and catcher Alfred Spohrer from the New York Giants in a swap for Genewich. The deal was announced by Braves president Emil E Fuchs in New York and the new players are expected to report tomorrow. Manager Rogers Hornsby said they fit into plans to rebuild the club. The article lists game stats including three base hits Hale two and a home run by Miller with various other noted plays.
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Boston
Joe Genewich
Boston Braves
New York Giants
New York
Braves
Virgil Barnes
Big Ben Cantwell
W. H. Clarkson
Alfred Spohrer
Emil E. Fuchs
Rogers Horns
Aldridge Accused of Cruelty to Former Mates
A historical notice reports accusations against Aldridge for cruelty to former mates. It notes the heart beating around 60 times per minute and blood flowing at an estimated rate, framing the claim within medical-like observations.
National League Scores From Yesterday
New York defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 1 while Chicago beat Boston 5 to 4 Cincinnati won 7 to 8 against Philadelphia St Louis 5 Brooklyn 2 St Louis visits Brooklyn and Pittsburgh visits New York with Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia in two games.
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Chicago Beats Hornsbyless Boston In Openers 5-4
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 4 in the opening game of the series. Grimm drives in two runs and homers with Wilson in the second inning. Farrell shines at short in Rogers Hornsby’s absence amid onfield clashes with umpire Pfirman.
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Wilson
Farrell
Rogers Hornsby
Pfirman
James Cooney
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Cee
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Porrel
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Petaney
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Wartnett
Enelieh
Crimm
English
McMillen
Basle
Jones
Delaney
Ores
Detingey
Bigley
Pitman
Browns Rally to Top Yankees 8 4 as Crowder Wins
Otis Brannon and Kress homer for St Louis in a 8 4 victory over New York. Babe Ruth belts his 24th homer but goes hitless after the third, Crowder earns his fourth straight win. series second game in St Louis.
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Durocher
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Hite
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Hone Uth
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Hese
Balle
Crowder
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