Cubs Stretch Winning Streak To Twelve Straight By Flogging Philly
Brooklyn, June 16. Pirates open road trip with a 9 to 2 victory over the Dodgers. Mungo lasted six innings before a five run seventh doomed him as Pittsburgh pulled away. Jeffcoat and Vaughan contributed for the Bucs while Brooklyn bats were held in check.
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John Henry Lewis Back in Ring for St Louis Bout Tonight
John Henry Lewis aims to defend his light heavyweight title in St Louis this evening against Tony Bhicco, continuing the role of Lew Raymond as promoter and matchmaker. Raymond has built a reputation for finding and pairing fighters, drawing fans by staging frequent shows with Greenberg and Raymond, Inc. in a bustling boxing scene.
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McClintic on drugs and probation in grand jury remarks
Judge McClintic spoke at length about drug addiction, probation, and parole, warning that felons cannot pass on others' guilt. He cited liquor and interstate offenses, noted few cases concluded, and led a grand jury in Bluefield to complete its opening-day work with one sentence imposed.
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International League recap obscure score note
Fragmentary text describes an International League item with scattered names and numbers. Key entities are unclear, but Montreal, Hab, and Baltimore appear amid a garbled recap of scores and participants. The readable segments hint at a game or event, with mixed team references and partial byline details.
Dressen Questions Sullivan and Puerto Rico Camp
New York June 16 Billy Sullivan may lead the American league batting column but Charley Dressen says he cut Sullivan after stints with the Reds. Dressen defends attempting Sullivan at catcher and notes Sullivan’s throwing issues. He also talks about the Reds’ pennant chance, uniform fabric, the Puerto Rican camp, and Van Mungo bids from clubs.
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Bluefield Tennis Team Defeated at Huntington
Bluefield travels to Huntington and loses 12-8 in a team tennis match. Singles results feature Huntington players Clarence Huffman Deacon Parsons and J D Feuchtenberger among others, with Bluefield standouts Rives Jones Fred Alexander and J D Feuchtenberger Jr. each contesting key sets. Doubles also favor Huntington as Bluefield’s efforts fall short in a lengthy day of matches.
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Brining-Traineds Nags Take Three Wins at Charles Town
Everett Brining trained horses swept three races at Charles Town track in West Virginia. Flosilda won the feature with Sammy Palumbo up, time 1:17, price 6.40. White Sweet and Aelia also won, Brining completing a win in every Brining entry. about 4,000 spectators attended.
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Reynolds Homer In Tenth To Win
Detroit loss to Washington 9 8 after Carl Reynolds hit a tenth inning homer with two on. Billy Rogell homered for Detroit, Stone also went deep for Washington. Reynolds had 3 RBIs, Stone 1, Bolton 2, Rogell 2 in a high scoring clash.
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Indians Defeat Yankees 8-4 Behind Campbell Three Hits
Cleveland grabs an 8-4 victory over New York as Bruce Campbell returns from meningitis with three singles. Lefty Gomez takes the loss after another short start, while Galehouse earns the win for the Indians. Gehrig hits two homers for the Yankees in a high-scoring game.
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Son of 22 Aims to Back Roosevelt at National Democratic Meet
A 22 year old son plans to vote for the renomination of President Roosevelt at the upcoming national Democratic convention. This aligns with the party's push for continuity and change in the administration.
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American League Results Yesterday and Schedule for Ames Today
Cleveland beat New York 8 to 4 and Philadelphia defeated Boston 9 to 2. St Louis tied Chicago 4 to 4 and Washington won 9 to 4 over Detroit. Detroit led 10 at some point. Ames today features Philadelphia at St Louis and Washington at Detroit with New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago.
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Probable Pitchers Across Major Leagues June Sixteen
In New York on June 16 the probable pitchers include Henshaw or Waller for Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston features P Dean and Parmeley as starters. Benge and MacFayden oppose Blanton and Brandt in Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York presents Derringer and Smith for the Reds, with Boston at Chicago starring Farrell and Lyons. Philadelphia at St. Louis lists Fink and Caldwell, and Detroit hosts DeShong against One, while New York visits Cleveland with Ruffing and Pearson facing Hildebrand and Harger.
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Max Schmeling Louis Fight Sparks Size of Gate Unclear
New York June 16 Ring plans shift as Schmeling and Louis near 16 round bout in Yankee Stadium. The boxing commission will consider bandaging hands in ring, Louis manager opposes, and promoter Jacobs moves to boost late ticket sales. Both fighters train at Lakewood and Napanoch with final weigh in set for Hippodrome.
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Baseball's Big Six in hitting tightens across leagues
The major league Big Six in batting tightened as leaders fell, with Billy Sullivan of the Indians dropping to .334 after four at bats in a hitless day and Stu Martin of the Cardinals slipping to .378 with one hit in four. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees gained two hits in three chances, while Baxter Jordan of the Bees went two for five.
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Suhr 1st error of year for Pirates
June 16 Pittsburgh reports Captain Gus Suhr, veteran first baseman, made his first error of the current season by dropping Red Lucas' throw while attempting to trap a runner at first in the game against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Buler had 667 chances in 58 games without an error. last year Suhr had nine errors.
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