Managers of Cardinals and Phils Stage a Fist Fight
In St Louis, June 16, Cardinals manager Rogers Hornsby and Phillies manager Arthur Pletcher fought in the fifth inning of the Philadelphia at St. Louis game, separated by players and police. The Cardinals swept the series, winning 6 to 4 as umpire disputes marked the contest.
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Baseball Results and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
American Association scores include Kansas City 2 Toledo 0 and Louisville 10 Minneapolis 2. Columbus 4 Milwaukee 2. St Paul Indianapolis delay due to rain. Detroit 5 New York 3. Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 7. Boston 2 Chicago 1 Washington 3 St Louis 0. Today St Louis at Washington Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston two games. National League results Boston 7 Chicago 4 Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Boston 6 Philadelphia 4. St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4. Pittsburg 13 New York 11. Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5. In a thirteenthinning finale Boston edged Chicago 7 to 4. Griffith Pittenger Felix and Kibble starred. Mancroft started the late rally. Bush allowed three runs in the thirteenth after two out. Score by innings listed.
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Blue Grays at Bramwell: Indians Face Strong Attack
The Blue Grays led by Ray Prince invade Bramwell grounds to challenge McMillan’s Indians. Veterans Heisman Hunefeld bolster Bramwell infield and center field as new pitchers arrive. Manager Prince plans to start Sorrell or Johnson with Hayworth, and Thomas or Loyd on the mound for a 3 30 start.
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Pitchers Protest Over Lively Ball and Batting Rules
Major league pitchers unite against the livelier ball claiming it boosts home runs and hurts pitching. They point to last season’s rising homers and ongoing rule changes, noting stars like Dazzy Vance struggle this year. rumores of Leonard Walker bout delay over injuries and alibis.
Blue Grays Hold Oles by Showers in Coalfield League
Heavy rain yesterday prevented the Blue Grays from facing Roanoke steam and giving fans a first look at new battery Ross and Hawley. Hawley, WVU graduate, may join as catcher while Chick Smith moves on to Smiley's N. & W. Shop team. Cliff Ross pitched and played outfield last season and is with the railroaders. Vic Sorrell or Lefty Ross to start today at Bramwell. Blue Grays lead Coalfield League after beating Coalwood. one game ahead of Poca Bramwell and Gary.
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Jenkinjones Defeats Goodwill 6-0 in Rock Sunday
Jenkinjones defeated Goodwill 6 to 0 on Goodwill grounds in Rock Sunday. Treadway pitched a tight game with fourteen strikeouts while Pettitt of Gary struck out seven. Lunsford led Jenkinjones with a triple a double and a single in five trips. Mitchell led Goodwill with a double and two singles. The victory sealed seven scoreless seventh inning rally securing the final margin.
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Scores Report From Regional Baseball Showdowns
The telegram style scores show Atlanta defeating Little Rock 3 to 0 and Memphis beating Birmingham 8 to 4. Mobile topped Nashville 3 to 1 while Chattanooga defeated New Orleans 11 to 3 in another set of regional matchups.
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Baseball Rule on Relief Pitcher Substitutions
In a late game situation a relief pitcher retires the side by catching a runner napping at first after three balls. Umpires would allow a batter substitution if the pitcher has not yet faced a batter, noting the pitcher must pitch to one batter retired or reaches base. Common sense supports allowing the substitution to avoid misuse.
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Chicago Boy Abused as Stepfather Brandishes Acid
James Yule branded his stepson's back with acid after the boy stole a quarter. The incident was reported in Chicago with authorities investigating the abuse involving a parent figure.
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Pigeon's Larder Found Nutty Cache in City Crop
New York report describes a pigeon shot in Long Island City with twenty five hazel nuts found in its crop. The quirky note mentions farmers from the South African veldt as they head to a theatre in the evening.
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