Dodgers Bunch Tints To Beat Reds
Aligned by stock Griffin and Taylor punchers, Grimes beats Cincinnati 6 to 2. Brooklyn scored four eighth inning singles aided by two Reds errors to pull away. Hargrave debuted in Reds lineup after hand injury. Grimes allowed four hits, two walks, one strikeout, with Reed on base.
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Dodgers
REDS
Brooklyn
Stock
Griffith
Taylor
Grimes
Cincinnati
Hargrave
Walker
Pinelli
Olson
Brown
High
Fournier
Rixey
Morgan
Rigly
Alker
Rf AB
R. H. Roush
Nenee Comnes
Bressler
Mda - Pine
Uncan
Ae Pinelli
Caveney
Bohne
Aixey
R. H. O. A. E High
Griffth
Hawene
Penne
Nween Grimes
One Stroke Scully among Old Time Heroes and Oddities
An ornate portrait of One Stroke Scully as a famed oarsman and legend. The piece recalls his boastful slogan and European fame, notes a London prison key bestowed by Queen Elizabeth, and jokes about his antics and loyalty to Scranton. It links him to early aviation and other sports figures while claiming he stays active from Cuba to Florida.
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Scully
Mates
Europe
Elizabeth
London
Alma Tomate
Scranton
Double-Header Preview of Twin City Baseball Team
Composite portrait of the Twin City team with manager Dick Nebinger at the helm and a lineup featuring Ray, Tom Clark, Tommy Gibbons, Ray Hawworth, Elmer Honnneycut, Roy Hawley, Lefty Moss, Leval, Roger Noble, Tiny Phillips, George Parker, Cliff Ross, Hobson Snead, Cy Smith. The article praises their hard play, sportsmanship, and four wins in seven games.
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Dick Nebinger
Staute
Boston Red Sox
Izzard
Asina
Rma Prine
Fens
Twin City
Ray
Ben Culp
Thorugh
Pulaski
Tom Clark
Winding Gulf
Tom
Tommy” Gibbons
Raymond Hayworth
Old North State
Elmer Honneycut
South
Honey
Roy Hawley
Legs
Lefty Moss
Portside Itwirler
Tennessee
Lefty Leval
Virginia
Doyle
Detroit
Rodger Noble
Kessner
St. Louis
Connersville
Bramwell
Tiny Phillips
Hinton
Princeton
Phillips
George Parker
Lynchburg College
Graham
Cliff Ross
Hobson Snead
Richmond University
Bluefield College
CY Smith
North Carolina
Bluefield
W. Va.Va
Baseball Scores From June 16: Giants and Phillies Win
In Boston the Pirates beat Cooper 9 to 4 as MelInnis cleared the bases with a fifth inning triple and Tierney followed with a homer. The Giants defeated St Louis 7 to 2 in New York behind Nehl, with Lew Wilson collecting three hits. Philadelphia opened with an 8 to 3 win over Chicago, Harper homering and Wheeler allowing four hits in the last inning.
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Boston
Cooper
Stone
Pittsburg
MelInnis
Tierney
Cuyler
Jess Barnes
Giants
CARDS
New York
Bell
Dickerman
Nehl
St. Louis
Lew Wilson
PHILS
CUBS
Philadelphia
Chicago
Alexander
Wheeler
Blake
Harper
American rifle team poised as Olympic favorite in France
Rheims France June 16 American marksmen romped to victory in an international rifle tournament serving as a rehearsal for the Olympic shooting event. The U S team scored 5284 points while Switzerland was runner up. France held third and Argentina fourth. Moran to fight Zivic in New York June 23 card at Queensboro Stadium features Moran vs Zivic in a fifteen round lightweight bout with Garcia vs Brady on the undercard.
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Rheims
France
Switzerland
Bramwell Blue-Twins 70 Play Bluefield at Fair Ground
Bramwell meets Bluefield today in a 4 30 p m game at the Fair Ground as both teams promote a strong 20 game series return. Bramwell shows gains since a loss to the Blue-Gray outfit with new players Moss Noble Phillips Snead Clark and legs Hawley working to shape a winning lineup amid planned ground improvements and grandstand adjustments.
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Bramwell
Elkhorn
Gary
Pocahontas
Twin City
Noble
Rooters
Moss
Phillips
Snead
Clark
Set
Legs Hawley
Pulaski
Bluefield
West Va.va
League Scores Show Wide-Open Playoffs
In American League action the Philadelphia Phillies dropped to 2 while St Louis scored 10. Washington defeated Chicago 9 to 8, New York edged Cleveland 2 to 2, and Boston failed to score against Detroit 0 to 8.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Ruth is baseball’s top drawing card and value to New York
Billy Evans argues Ruth is the most valuable figure in the American League as a drawing card and financial asset, even if other stars Cobb Speaker Johnson and Ruth share greatness. He notes pitchers work less often, while Ruth’s appeal extends beyond batting to broader impact.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Walter Johnson
Washington
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Ruth
Cobb
Johnson
Speaker
City team praised as asset to the town
The speaker extols the team as a city asset and stresses fans’ support as key to a great upcoming baseball season. With over thirty home games, fans are promised ample action. See you tomorrow at the fair grounds.
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Fair Grounds
Fifteen Crews Ready for Intercollegiate Rowing Meet Start
Fifteen crews from six colleges gathered in Poughkeepsie for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta the twenty seventh renewal. Washington, 1923 winner, and Pennsylvania, sixth last year, top the field with Yale’s oarsmen a strong rival. Coaches predict a three mile varsity race with endurance likely deciding outcome as time trials last Saturday were hampered by weather. Washington shows six second edge over Penn from recent trials.
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Poughkeepsie
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Washington
Pennsylvania
Rusty Callow
Western Huskies
Don Irmiger
Yale
College Rowing Regatta Schedule and Times
In Pennsylvania, Columbia finished two seconds behind Pennsylvania and Syracuse three. Wisconsin rode a rainstorm delaying nearly two minutes versus Washington. Cornell’s time was not recorded. The program opens with the JV race at 4 15 P M EDT, freshmen at 5, and varsity at 6. Races span two miles for JV and freshmen and three miles for the varsity.
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Pennsylvania
Columbia
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Washington
Cornell
Eastern College
Baseball scores from a Sunday National League games
The National League results show Pittsburg 4 at Boston 9, Cincinnati 2 at Brooklyn 5, Chicago 3 at Philadelphia 8, and St. Louis 2 at New York 7. Strong offenses led to high scoring across all four contests.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Southern Association Scores Report Atlanta Nashville and Others
In a set of early games the Atlanta team defeated Nashville 12 to 10 and won 11 to 6 in a second meeting. Birmingham fell to Chattanooga 6 to 5 while Memphis beat Mobile 7 to 2.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Moble
Scores from A A St. Paul event list closest results
The American Association results show St Paul 4 Louisville 5 and Kansas City 4 Columbus 5 with Milwaukee 4 Toledo 16 and Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 3. The brief tabulates pairwise outcomes among teams.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians Defeat Yankees Twice in Cleveland Rally
Cleveland wins 2 1 after a ninth inning rally. J Sewell Myatt and Ellerbe drove in the run on Coveleskie grounder error as L Sewell scored from second. Bush held Cleveland to three hits until the ninth. Ruth walked three times.
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Cleveland
New York
J. Sewell
Myatt
Ellerbe
Johnston
Coveleskie
L. Sewell
Bush
Indians
Ruth
White Sox Narrowly Top Senators in Slugfest
Chicago defeats Washington 9 to 8 in a wild game. Hooper belted a grand slam and Goslin homered with runners aboard in the fourth. Score by innings shows a back and forth comeback as the White Sox grab a foothold in the standings.
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White Sox
Senators
Chicago
Washington
Hooper
Goslin
R. B. Cricked
Detroit Tigers Blank Red Sox In Sixth Straight Win
Lil Stoner pitched Detroit to a 3-0 shutout over Boston, scattering six hits as the Tigers scored in the first, fourth and seventh innings. Heiseman went hitless but two homers by others drove in runs. Todt grounded out with bases loaded in the eighth for Boston. Burns and Lyons starred for St. Louis in a 10-2 win over Philadelphia. The America sails with 320 American Olympians for international competition, led by Colonel Robert M. Thompson and coaches, amid farewell ceremonies in New York.
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Tigers
RED Sox
Detroit
Lil Stoner
Boston
Heisman
Todt
Browns
Burns
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Collins
Homer
Lyons
Naynor
Perkins
New York
United States
America
American Olympic Committee
The
American Today
Robert M. Thompson
Frederick W. Rubien
John T. McGovern
Lawson Robertson
Stars and Stripes
Henry Breckinridge
Majestic
Charles West
Washington and
Jefferson
Cochran
Olympic
San Francisco
Ethel McGary
Womens Swimming Association
Florence Chambers
San Diego
Cal
Ada McCleary
Baltimore
Bast Irwin
Newark A. C
Hockey Scores From Evening Matches
The night featured six results with teams including Byal, Newark, Toronto, Jersey City, Rochester, Reading, Syracuse and Buffalo in close contests. Final tallies saw Newark and Jersey City each win by narrow margins while Rochester and Reading produced a high scoring outcome.
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Byal
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Reading
Syracuse
Buffalo
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Walter Campus
Scranton School of Rowing
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Nehf
Snyder
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Wilson
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Padgett
O'Neil
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Wee
Mann
Felix
McInnis
Stengel
Bancroft
Pittsburgh
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Pfirman
O'Day
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Dartmouth
TWINS
Spiller
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
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Alter Johnson
Southern Association
American Association
Stars
Hendrick
McNulty
Witt
Moriarity
Hildebrand
H. OA
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Saeneesen
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Scott
Meen
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Ewe
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Fewster
Johnson, Russell
Martina and
Ruel
Thurston
Blankenship
Connalely
Crouse
R. H. B. Bogor
Ween
Ferguson
Murray
O'Neill
Stoner
Bassler
International League
House of Anheuser ~Busch J. Louis
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