Stengels Homer Gives New York 2 1 Win Over Pirates
Stengels homer off Morrison in the tenth inning capped a pitchers' duel as New York defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in the final game of the series. Greg Stengel injured a leg early, leaving the game in the sixth. Stengel also hit a home run for New York and Bancroft, Frisch, Rawlings, and Meusel contributed in the scoring.
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Telephone Boys Take Doubleheader Against Shop Team
In a well played Norfolk and Western Shops game, Telephone Boys defeated Shop Team 6 to 6. Dorton allowed only three hits and fanned fourteen as Kitts notched ten strikeouts for N W, while poor defense produced two Hello Boys runs. Beatty and Davis contributed key steals and scoring plays.
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Cardinals overwhelm Dodgers 6 to 0 in ninth inning burst
In Brooklyn on June 17 the Cardinals rallied in the ninth as four hits off Smith and Mammaux produced four runs, sealing a 6 to 0 win over the Dodgers. Shriver took the loss after costly passes in the fourth and sixth innings. St. Louis batted 9 runs 6 hits 0 errors to Brooklyn 6 runs 6 hits 1 error.
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Baseball at Glenwood Park This Afternoon
The Bluefield shop team will play Williamson at Glenwood Park this afternoon at 3:30 if weather permits. Williamson is praised for a fast lineup and Bluefield has added two new outfielders and a new second baseman to replace injured Captain Ward Dick.
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National League Scores From Yesterday
Chicago fell to Boston 4 to 6 in yesterday’s game. In a ten inning second game Chicago edged Boston 3 to 2 while Pittsburgh defeated New York 1 to 2. St Louis shut out Brooklyn 6 to 0 and Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 8 to 4.
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Norfolk and Western Office Team Defeats West End 14 to 8
At Glenwood Park the Norfolk and Western Office Team beat West End Athletic Club 14 to 8. Lester pitched well, weathering two rough innings, and the N and W defense turned three double plays to aid the win.
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Portuguese Aviators Complete Long Flight
Captains Sacadura and Coutinho, Portuguese trans Atlantic aviators, completed the final leg to Rio de Janeiro from Victoria 260 miles away. They arrived this afternoon marking the completion of a long interrupted voyage from Portugal to Brazil.
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Lassier Wins Middle Atlantic Golf Title in Wilmington
Thomas Lassier of Baltimore defeated Don Woodward of the Columbia Club Washington to win the Middle Atlantic states golf championship at Wilmington Country Club on June 17.
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Washington Defeats Browns to Halt St. Louis Lead
Washington defeated the Browns 6 to 2 in St. Louis on June 17, breaking the locals five game win streak. The win kept Washington in the American League race as Detroit also won. Goebel Gharrity Shanks contributed two and three base hits, while Francis Danforth and Pruett split pitching duties.
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Chicago Stops Athletics To Take Series In June Rally
On June 17 Chicago rallied with three hits and two Philadelphia errors to win 7 3. Robertson pitched well as Philadelphia threatened early. Walker hit a triple and Joan muffed a pop fly for the A’s lone run. Score by innings shows Chicago with a late surge.
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Detroit Edges New York To Sweep Series
Detroit rallied to beat New York 9 to 8 in a free hitting game, completing a four game series sweep. Umpire Hildebrand denied a Ward triple claim by manager Huggins in the seventh as Cobb retrieved a drive from the crowd. Bush Shawkey and teammates pitched for New York, while Detroit pitchers included Oldham Ehmke and Bassler.
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Indians Win 14-Inning Thriller Over Red Sox 5-4
Cleveland defeats Boston 5-4 in fourteen innings as Joe Sewell homers with two on in the seventh and doubles with two on in the final frame. Jim Edwards pitched eight innings for Cleveland, holding the Red Sox to five hits. W Collins Fullerton Russell Ruel and Keefe Lindsay Edwards O'Neill played.
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Murphy Wins 225 Mile Universal Trophy at Uniontown Speedway
Jimmy Murphy won the 225 mile race at Uniontown Speedway with an average 102.2 mph finishing in 2 hours 12 minutes 15.13 seconds. Ralph Mulford finished second at 2:14:11.77 and Jerry Wonderlich third at 2:14:44.23 as the field saw multiple retirements including Tommy Milton after a wheel failure.
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Bluefield Athletics Travel to Welch in Rainout Rebound
The Bluefield Athletic Club will play the Welch town team at Welch today after a rainout. A new pitcher from Chat ham Military Institute, credited with sixteen strategic victories, is expected to start for the Athletics. The article notes 800 farms within New York City limits.
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Golf Star C C Scarff Leads Bluefield Club Play
About eighty five golfers competed at Bluefield Country Club under Art Longworth. In mixed foursomes M G Campbell’s team beat L A Hooper’s by nine. Mrs C C Scarff and Russell Ritz posted a 48 gross, the day’s best. Driving and approaching contests crowned several winners, with Mrs Fields topping in ladies and Mr Stacy winning the men’s barrel approach playoff.
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Geers Plans Ten More Years On Grand Circuit
Pop Geers arrives from Memphis to prepare for the 1922 Grand Circuit opening at North Randall on July 3. At 71 he is the circuit's oldest driver and will train most of his own horses this season. His new stable includes Lanardo Peter June and Utah with Peter June fastest at 2 04 1 4. The Randall stable count reaches 470 horses with more stables en route as the circuit season begins.
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First Baptist Defeats Appalachian Power in Five Inning Game
First Baptist topped Appalachian Power Company 7 to 3 in five innings Saturday afternoon at the fair. It was First Baptist’s first win of the season. Smith hit a home run and, with French Joyce and Buckett, provided key support in the victory.
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International League Scores Report
Toronto 3 Newark 6 Rochester 9 Reading 6 Buffalo 3 Jersey City 5 Baltimore 4 Syracuse 3 Second game Syracuse 3 Baltimore 10 standings and results noted.
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