Pirates Win From Cubs In Play-off Action
In a two game playoff dated June 22, the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 8 to 6 at Pittsburg. Barnhart opened with a homer, Osborn relieved with four runs allowed, and Cooper sparked a late Pirate rally with four ninth inning runs. Box score notes list Miller, Bigbee, and O’Farrell with key hits for Pittsburgh while Krug and Friberg starred for Chicago.
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Tray Sacrifices
Grimm
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Traynor
Lefton
What alls the New York Giants in 1922
Billy Evans notes the New York Giants lead the National League but miss George Burns in center field. He recalls Groh’s addition boosting infield strength and suggests Burns’s absence cost times against rivals, with discussions among NL players and umpires on the club’s form.
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Pitcher Alexander Loses as Cooper Wins in 1 47
Wild pitch by Osborne fuels loss. Losing pitcher Alexander. Winning pitcher Cooper. Um pires Kiem and Wilson. Time 1 47.
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Traynor
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Cooper
Kiem
Wilson
Ruether Tops New York For Twelfth Victory Of Season
Brooklyn lefty Ruether earned his 12th win this season in a 6 to 2 victory over New York. A diving catch by outfielder Myers highlighted the game. Line score shows Brooklyn 010 101 000 and New York 000 100 100. Pitchers were Ruether Deberry Ryan Barnes and Smith. Walker doubles later in the day drove in Parkinson and Wil.
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Philadelphia Tops Boston in Series Opener
Philadelphia achieved a 6 to 4 win over Boston in the opening game of the series. Ring pitched effectively aside from a rough first inning as Philadelphia struck for five runs later, while Gowdy and Henline backed Miller.
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Southern Association Scores and Standings Noted
In Birmingham the game between Southern Association teams resulted in a 7 to 7 draw between Atlanta and Birmingham after fourteen innings called due to darkness. Other scores include Mobile 4 over New Orleans 2, Memphis 10 over Chattanooga 7, and Little Rock 3 over Nashville 6.
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Rochester Beats Newark 5 2 and Syracuse Edges Jersey City 5 4
Rochester defeats Newark 5 to 2 in a late season game while Syracuse tops Jersey City 5 to 4. Buffalo powers past Reading 14 to 10 in another matchup. Baltimore and Loronto 5 are noted but details are unclear.
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Reading
Scores From Regional Baseball Matchups
The report lists game scores: Milwaukee 4 Toledo 6, Kansas City 2 Columbus 6, Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 4, St Paul 2 Loutaville 4.
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Columbus
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Loutaville
Possibility Dempsey Willard Bout Discussed
New York June 22 a two hour conference among Tex Rickard Frank Flournoy and Jack Kearns discussed a bout between world champion Jack Dempsey and heavyweight Harry Wills. No financial agreement was reached but the outlook was hopeful and a venue could be selected.
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Jack Dempsey
Herry Wills
Tex Rickard
Frank Flournoy
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Rickard
Giants Sign Thomas Davies From Pittsburg University
New York Nationals announce the 1923 signing of Thomas Davies a Pittsburg University star in baseball and football He is slated to be an assistant football catcher at Pennsylvania this fall in a bid to strengthen the roster for the season.
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New York Nationals Today
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White and Hammer Matched in Chicago Bout
Chicago lightweights Charlie White and Ever Hammer were matched to box ten rounds in Aurora Illinois on June 30.
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Charlie
Ever Hammer
Aurora
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Keeley issues boxing challenge to European champion
New York June 22 Mrs. Carrie Keeley claiming the United States women’s boxing title has challenged Mile Yvonne La Mar the French holder of the European championship It is noted Keeley has a record of twenty five knockouts.
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Carrie Keeley
United States
Mile
Yvonne la Mar
Keeley
Pimlico Futurity Set For November 4 Feature Race
Pimlico’s $40,000 Futurity, the autumn feature, will be run on November 4. Secretary Riggs of the Maryland Jockey Club announced the date from Baltimore.
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Riggs
Maryland Jockey Club
Hagen Leads British Open Second Round At Sandwich
Walter Hagen tops the field at the end of the second round in the British Open at Sandwich England with a two round total of 149. He carded 76 in the morning and 73 in the afternoon to lead the field.
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Associated Press
Sandwich
England
State Convention of Gideons Opens in Huntington
The annual state convention of the Gideons of West Virginia opens in Huntington with about fifty delegates expected. National president J Harry Humphries of Huntington will be a principal speaker. The convention closes Sunday with services in a Huntington church.
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Paints With Teeth: Paralyzed Artist Albert Russell Exhibition
Brighton, England showcased Albert Russell who paints by gripping brushes with his teeth. Several pictures drew high prices at the local exhibition, highlighting his remarkable technique and public interest.
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Albert Russell
Committee named to improve American movies nationwide
A committee chosen from fifty major philanthropic welfare education and labor groups was named by Will Hays to draft a nationwide program for improving American films. Members include Lee Hammer Oliver Harrison and James West. The group will mobilize resources of the film industry to set higher moral artistic standards and expand access to better cinema for millions of children.
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Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Lee Hamner
Rea
Russell Sage Foundar
Oliver Harrian
Somianh
Irls
James B. West
Boy Scouts of America
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Rex Beach
Sydney Cohen
National Organization of Theatre Owners
Fairmont Named Next Convention Site for Merchants
Huntington West Virginia June 22 The 1923 convention of the West Virginia Retail Merchants Association will be held in Fairmont as voted in the closing session. Officers elected for the year include N Anderson president W Rownd Allen R Emmert L P Sanders Samuel M Dill H C Hadden KH L Walker George L Coyle secretary treasurer R F Moist and A A Angrist chosen a director. A resolution opposed the Fordney tariff bill American valuation plan citing higher living costs.
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W. Va
West Virginia Retail Merchants’ Association
Fairmont
Cutshaw Delivers Early Triple To Spark Tigers Win
Detroit beat St Louis 3 to 2 after Cutshaw's pivotal triple in the eleventh inning. Ebinke and Pruett dueled in a tight bullpen game as the Tigers pulled ahead in the four game series opener. New York and Cleveland also posted results with the Red Sox topping the Yankees 6 to 4 and Chicago downing Cleveland 3 to 0.
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Pruett
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Red Sox Beat Yanks Between Showers
Boston defeated New York 6 to 2 today as the game was interrupted three times by heavy showers hail and lightning. John Quinn again beat his former mates as he limited the league champions to five hits in a windy tense contest. Score by innings shows Boston offense rising in later frames.
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Ruel
Kiwanis to Face Appalachian Power Company At Bluefield
The Kiwanians play Appalachian Power Company today at the Bluefield Fair Grounds at 4pm. Doc Vass expected to pitch for the Kiwanians. Roy Hawley, formerly of the state university, will bat and field for APP with a 380 average this season. A close contest is anticipated.
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Appalachian Power Company
Bluefield Fair Grounds
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Six Women and Four Boys Arrested in Mount Clare Mine
Six women and four juvenile boys were arrested by Sheriff Lace Young and deputies at the Marshall mine near Mount Clare West Virginia on warrants from H. V. Stout. They were accused of hurling sticks and stones at Stout and attempting to stop his coal truck on a public highway. They were arraigned before Magistrate R Edward Kiddall and held on $500 bail each for a hearing next Monday afternoon. Knight of The Thistle London. June 22 King George appoints the Prince of Wales a Knight of the Thistle.
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Marshall Mine
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H. V. Stout
R. Edward Kiddall
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