Live Wire triumph over Nut Busters in tight baseball clash
The Live Wires edged the Nut Busters 4 to 1 as Dobbins struck out eight and drove in both the early and late runs. Candler, Grissom, and Moore provided key hits, while Dyer held the visitors to five hits and Smiley left injured in the eighth.
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Richards and Kinsey reach second round in Wimbledon
Vincent Richards defeated AF Wencken 6 0 6 0 6 1 to reach the second round and Kinsey beat PB Dison 6 5 -1 6 1. The French pair strong, Haron Vonnenurense of Hungary upset Ferrer, while Henry Cocket beat A W Dudley to face George. Queen Mary attended the event with Congren and Miss Elizabeth Ryan, and exhibition matches included Miss Mary Browne.
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Elizabeth Ryan
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Braves and Robins Split Double Header
Boston and Brooklyn split a tiresome twi night doubleheader with Brooklyn winning the second game 6 to 4 after an 8 to 7 opener misplay by Marriott. The Braves outhit Brooklyn but errors and late scoring shaped the two results in Boston.
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Marriott
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Lege Hawley Heads to Marshall College After Town Outpouring
In a story mixing sports notes and local lore, West Virginia’s Lege Hawley, popular athletic director and former Mountaineer star, departs Morgantown for Marshall College. The piece links boxing, baseball, and Jewish representation in early American sports, ending with Hawley’s return to Hunts to begin duties and the town’s warm farewell.
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West Virginia
Marshall College
Roy Hawley
Virginia University
Lege
Hunts
Bounda
Boundary
Slugging clash as Pirates top Cardinals 13 to 11
Pittsburg and St. Louis met in a slugfest en route to St. Louis with the Pirates prevailing 13 to 11. Flint Rhem saw his eight game win streak end in the third as Chicago? error. Cuyler and Waner sparked the Pirates offense.
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Cardinals
Puretes
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Cuyler
Athletics Beat Red Sox In Eleven Inning Battle
Philadelphia Athletics win 7 to 6 over Boston after an error with the bases loaded in the eleventh. Rommel and Ruffing dueled well, Ehmke faltered early, and Ehret, traded to Philadelphia, was knocked out in the fourth.
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Ehmet
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Gaston
Ehmke
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Cochrane
Indians Take Second Place in Series Win at Chicago
Cleveland moved into sole possession of second place by defeating the Chicago club in the first game of a series. Shaute pitched well in the key moments as Cleveland hit in timely bursts. The White Sox were unable to string hits together. A separate note states that the typhoid germ cannot be killed by freezing per recent experiments.
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Speaker
Chicago
Cleveland
Shaute
Indians
Sixteen Innings of Thrilling Baseball in Chicago-Cincinnati
Cincinnati and Chicago staged a sixteen inning thriller on June 21. The game featured dramatic late scoring as Cincinnati tied the score in the ninth and again later, with two runs in the final frames. Crita sustained an injury after being hit by a pitch and left the lineup. Car ays and Val Picinich were ejected for disputing a call.
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Japee Bis
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Fede
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Crita
Carays
Val Picinich
Warner's bat features victory of the Tigers
Detroit edged St Louis 4 to 2 in ten innings. Warner delivered a key triple in the fourth and a pair of singles driving in runs, while Hellmann scored on two hits and a late RBI. Achary also contributed with three at bats including a double.
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Tigers
Detroit
Mich
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Hellmann
Achary
R. Hu. E
Loula Oo
Ceee
Canes
Bryonary and
Hargraves
An Manion
Wroodall
Giants Pound Phillies In Opening Game Of Series
New York dominates Philadelphia with 18 hits in a 10 to 3 victory. Young and Terry lead the offense with four singles and a homer apiece, while Jack Scott works through late innings to secure the win for the Giants.
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Giants
Phillies
Oung
Terry
Jack Scott
Philadelphia
Mitchel
Henline
Jonnard
Scott
Florence
McMullen
Middle Atlantic League Scores Show Mixed Results
Scottdale defeated Wheeling 7 to 4 while Jeanette lost 0 to 15 at Clarksburg. Fairmont won 4 to 0 against Cumberland Johnstown, and Uniontown blanked 0 to 6.
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Wheeling
Jeanette
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Cumber Johnstown
Uniontown
Rickard faces board over heavyweight plans Tuesday
New York June 21 AP The long awaited clash between Tex Rickard and the state athletic commission is set for tomorrow as Rickard and promoter Harry Wills weigh an opponent for the heavyweight title. Rickard says Dempsey will start his bout in August at Saratoga and hints Tunney may be Dempsey's foe.
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Tex Rickard
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Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Ae Seeksings
Saratoga
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Tunney
California
Somere
Ropolitan
Richard
Harry Wills
Jack Speey
Will
Commission
Farley
Miss Cecil Leitch wins first and second rows at Harlech
Harlech Wales June 21 AP Miss Cecil Leitch England holder of many titles today won the first and second rows of the British women's golf ship by Mrs Brit ones six and out to play and Mine Mary Mann seven and five Ian Collett American star who was even this tourney was scratched Rosamond Sherwood Boston the third round without the necessity of playing Mile Simone De La Chaume seventeen year old French star also captured two rounds
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Wales
Cecil Leitch
England
Britones
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Ian Collett
Rosamond Sherwood
Boston
Mile Simmone de la Chaume
Southern Association scores show Piven top Atlanta then Orleans
Piven defeated Atlanta 5 to 2 and Orleans 4 to 2 while Little Rock also won 2 to 0 over Memphis 1. No further games are on the schedule.
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Atlanta
Orleans
Little Rock
Tenante M
Memphis
Williamson Colts Deliver 9-0 Win Over Stone Ky
Williamson Colts blank Stone Ky 9 to 0 in a Sunday game at Williamson. Key moments included McMillan starting the late rally with a sharp hit, then bases on balls fueling a seventh inning surge as Williamson pulled away.
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Charleston Senators
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Page Five
Mayne Wins Union Claiming Stakes at Aqueduct
Mayne, a fifteen to two shot, captured the Union Claiming Stakes at Aqueduct over seven furlongs in 1:27. Serapion ran second and Centrifugal third. Latonia's Feature Handicap went to Pa Wing II with Arcady just a head back and Senator Norris third behind Prince of Wales.
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Mayne
Union
Aqueduct
F. B. Brown
Serapion
Centrifugal
Latonia
Pa Wing II
Arcady
Prince of Wales
Senator Norris
American Association on. St. Paul dunes inavanse 5
Fragmentary note mentions St Paul and dunes and a 5 on 2 or 5 to 2. No clear event or identifiable entities to report with confidence.
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St. Paul, Dunes
Clark Retains Title in Albert Hall Championship Fight
In a tense bout at Albert Hall the French champion Shaseee Demoracchini was defeated by Jvwevier Clark, sealing Clark's victory to retain his championship. The match referenced international league scores Syracuse Newark Toronto Baltimore and other unclear lines indicating boxing results.
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Albert Hall
Clark
Nidiffer Leads Robins Past Coal Diggers 7 2 Win
Jess Nidiffer pitched in strong form for the Robins and was backed by heavy hitting as Consolidation Coal Company’s Coalwood team fell 7 to 2. The win improves the Robins to four and two in the standings while Gary’s pitcher endured a rough afternoon. The Coal Diggers struggled defensively as Nidiffer’s team pulled away and moved toward the next series.
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Robins
Coalwood Pilot
Consolidation Coal Company
Gary
Gary Tossere
Coalwood
Stere
Jess
Coal Diggers
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