Ruth Homers as Yankees Top Washington in Second Game
Washington loses the second game 9 to 1 after New York wins the first 7 to 1. Babe Ruth hits a homer over the right field wall with one on, part of a doubleheader setback for Washington in a sensational showing by the visiting Yankees.
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Colline Reuther
Ferguson
Marberry
Ruel
NEW
AB. R
Koenig
Gehrig
Rath
Paschal
Meusel
Rasseri
Dugan
Gazelia
Collins
Ngough
Lyons Earns Twelfth Victory as Sox Tie for Second
Ted Arons pitched to secure his twelfth win of the season after Eddie Collins' double broke a ten inning tie in Chicago. Collins collected four hits in five at bats to pace the White Sox, who beat Cleveland and left Chicago, Cleveland, and Philadelphia tied for second while the Athletics rested due to rain.
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Tigers win fourth straight in St Louis series clincher
Detroit defeats St Louis 9 to 4 to complete the two game set. St Louis tied it in the eighth but Detroit answered with six hits off Vangilder and Ballou, scoring five runs. Tavener delivered four singles driving in three runs as Detroit collects 14 hits.
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Gaston
Wingard
Schang
Dixon
Dauss
Woodall
Jenkinjones Triumph Over Brush Fork in Slugging Game
Jenkinjones defeated Brush Fork in a slugging match. The game was slow and uninteresting.
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Jenkiniones
Brush Fork
Alexander Released by Waiver Route to St Louis
Grover Cleveland Alexander, longtime Chicago Nationals pitcher, was released to the St Louis Cardinals via waivers after violating training rules. Cardinals will pay the waiver price. Bill Veeck said he would have been fired if St. Louis had not claimed him. Fans held an Alexander Day and gifted him a car. Bill Killefer will join Alexander again with the move.
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Grover Cleveland
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Chicago Nationals
Ft Lou
Cardinals
Cabs
Joe McCarthy
Bill Veeck
Cub
St. Louis
Bille Killefer
Philadelphia
Dempsey barred in New York State
New York June 22 Tex Rickard’s bid for a Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium on September 16 was rejected by the state athletic commission by a two to one vote. The panel ruled Dempsey must first defend or earn eligibility by facing Harry Wills, while Rickard warned he would relocate the combat if barred. Commissioner Muldoon said both fighters are out of form and should undergo tests before a bout, and he favored a Tunney training test for Dempsey.
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Tunney
Yankees Stadium
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James Farley
George A. Brower
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Muldoon
Commission
Boyle
Jersey City
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Fort Worth
Texas
Harry Willis
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
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Parney
Willa
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Glenwood Park
Nat Buster
Shell
Dick Nebinger
Nebinger
Grimes Pitches Well as Robins Defeat Braves
Boston loses 4 to 2 in the third game of the series. Grimes limited the Braves to eleven hits and Brooklyn built a three run second inning support. Genevich allowed four runs while Grimes and Hargreaves teamed on the mound for Brooklyn.
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J. Taylor
Scores from American Association games
The standings show Columbus 7 St. Paul 8 in ten innings while Toledo 0 Minneapolis 4. Louisville 10 Kansas City 9 and Indianapolis 6 Milwaukee 17.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Reds Trim Cubs To Hold The Lead In Chicago
Cincinnati beat the Cubs 3 to 2 as Jakey May fanned Hartnett and Osborne with bases loaded in the eighth. The Reds moved into first place behind two-base hits by Christensen and Frezau and a double by Emmer to Pipp Tolson. May earned the win, Osborne the loss, with Bush pitching 1 1/3 innings. Time 1 55. Umpires Iman McCormick Day.
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Schreiber
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Es Bressler
Pipp
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Hargrave
Emmer
Kew
Chicago
Will Christensen
Freizau
Tolson
Bush
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Day
Schorr Wing Pro Match At Hinton
Ky Schorr local pro defeated R A Vaughn of Hinton five up in an eighteen hole match at Hinton Country Club. Schorr shot 74, 37 each nine, while Vaughn posted 80 with 39 and 41. In a later foursome Mercer won one up. Schorr leads to White Sulphur Springs state tourney week of July 4 with exhibitions planned around southern West Virginia.
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Carlson Fools Giants And Phils Win Game
Philadelphia ends a five game slide with a 6 to 2 victory over New York as a rain delay cancels the second game. Carlson limits the Giants to seven innings while Mohan homers with two on in the ninth.
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Davies
R.H.E
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Florence
McMallen
Uniontown Franchise to Move to Altoona or Charleroi
Johnstown Pa June 92 The Uniontown franchise in the Middle Atlantic baseball league will move within ten days to Altoona or Charleroi James McGuire manager announced Here today. McGuire said the cricket field at Altoona could be used for the club and if not it will be taken to Charleroi. Uniontown games to be played on the road pending the shift.
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Uniontown
Middle Atlantic Baseball League
Altoona
Charleroi
James McGuire
McGuire
Bluefield Baseball Gossip and Roster Rumors
The Nut Busters face a shakeup after three straight losses with Coalwood Radford Pulaski and Bluestone. Manager George Smiley plans changes adding Greene Jones and Thomas while moving Candler and Snead to new roles as Nebinger and Shell may umpire regularly boosting local railroad league play.
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Bluestone
George Smiley
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George
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Candler
Bob
Nut Busters
Groseclose
Snead
Jones
Richmond Coliece
Hobby Snead
Rosy Thomas
Virginia Tech
Thomas
Gary
Coawood
Poor Sportsmanship Marred Local Ball Games
In Glenwood Park and at the fairgrounds fellow fans booed visiting Nut Busters players during games against Radford Pulaski and Live Wires. Hartley of the visitors sustained a painful finger injury but stayed in play, while manager Smiley lost a nail. both incidents drew jeers from the stands.
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Johnny
Glenwood Park
Nut Busters
Radford Pulaski
Fairgrounds
Hartley
Smiley
George
Umpiring Criticism Reaches Boiling Point in Local Circuit
Readers condemn season umpiring across the section with railroads and Nut Busters home games singled out for particularly poor officiating. Fans express disgust at repeated blown calls and uneven treatment.
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Nut Busters
Richards Loses to Cochet at Wimbledon
In Wimbledon June 22 Vincent Richards and Mary Browne were defeated as America’s Wimbledon chances slimmed. Cochet beat Richards 6-4 3-6 4-6 2-6 while Lenglen toppled Browne 6-2 6-3. Kinsey won his men’s singles match 6-1 6-1 6-4. Elizabeth Ryan defeated Mrs Cole.
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Vincent Richards
Mary Browne
America
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Henri Cochet
Miss Browne
Mile
Lenglen
Cochet
Richards Cochet
Suzanne
Howard Kinsey
J. B. Gilbert
Elizabeth Ryan
Mrs. Cole
National League results and today’s schedule
Last night Cincinnati tied Chicago 3 with Chicago in a 3 3 draw. Philadelphia defeated New York 6 2 and Brooklyn beat Boston 4 3 while Pittsburgh won over St Louis 3 1. Tonight Pittsburgh visits St Louis and Chicago goes to Cincinnati. Philadelphia hosts New York and Brooklyn travels to Boston.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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St Louis
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Yadelphia
Tennis results include wins for Mal lory and Z in singles
Gate defeats MaCune 6 1 6 2 while Mrs Molla Mallory beats L C MaCune 6 1 6 2 Marion Z Jessup also wins over Mabel Squire Navrogeradoto 6 3 6 4 Play in the women's doubles begins tomorrow with Miss Ryan and Mie Browne facing Miles Lenglen and Viasto
Middle Atlantic League Scores and Notes
Baseball results from the Middle Atlantic League include Johnstown routing Uniontown 16 to 0 and Jeanette Clarksburg game marked wet. Fairmont defeating Cumberland 7 to 5 with Scottdale 7 Wheeling 1 noted.
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Uniontown
Scottdale
Wheeling
Jeanette-Clarksburg
Fairmont
Cumberland
Cardinals Drop Game to Pirates
In St Louis on June 22 the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 3 to 1. Meadows outpitched Keen as Pittsburgh stayed one game behind the Reds while the Cardinals fell to two and a half games behind. Wright hit two home runs, Carey tripled and Waner hit a single, and Douthit doubled with Bottomley driving in the lone Cardinal run.
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Meadows
Keen
Pittsburg Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Reds
Wright
Carey
Waner
Douthit
Bottomley
R.H.O
Cuyler
Moore
Grantham
Smith
Louis AB
R.H.O.A 'Bledes
Ehene
Pouserer
Bell
Ce O'Farrell
Southworth Ane
Reardon
Quisey
Moran
Sweetser to Return to Links at Newport Title
Jess Sweetser, after illness following the British Amateur title, plans comeback on the Gold Mashie Tour at Newport and the National Amateur Championship. The Evening Telegram quotes Sweetser saying he is recovering and will vacation in the mountains.
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New York
Jess Sweetser
Newport
R. I
Southern Association scores and notes from Mobile and New Orleans
In Mobile Memphis defeated New York 9 0 in twelve innings while New York beat Little Rock 7 to 6. New Orleans won 3 2 over Little Rock in the second game. Birmingham Atlanta match canceled due to wet conditions. no other games scheduled.
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Memphis
New York
Littleweet
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham-Atlanta
Postponed World Junior Lightweight Title Fight Tonight
The bout between Ted Morgan the world jnr lightweight champion and California’s Rebe Herman has been rescheduled to Thursday night due to unsettled weather in Nevere Massachusetts.
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Mass
Ted Morgan
Rebe Herman
California
Latzo Harmon Title Bout Postponed by Rain
Rain in Newark forces postponement of the world welterweight title bout between Pete Latzo and Willie Harmon, moving the fight to tomorrow night. Latzo defends his crown in a scheduled showdown at a city arena as protesters and fans await new arrival times.
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N. J
Pete Latzo
Willie Harmon
Baseball scores from a slippery clash and weird ledger
In the American League Chicago beat Cleveland 4 to 3 in ten innings. Washington defeated New York 7 to ? in the first game, second game Washington 1 New York 5. Detroit 9 St Louis 4. Cleveland at Chicago. Washington at Philadelphia. Other games not scheduled.
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Cleveland
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New York
Deroit
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Philadelphia
Pet
Detroit
Boston
Dobby Jones II Favored 10 Win
Staines England reports buoyant American golf teams eyeing the Open Championship with Bobby Jones among amateurs and Jim Barnes Walter Hagen and others among professionals in the field. Three rounds over Thursday Friday test sixteen entrants as Americans seek the trophy.
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America
Golf Army
Orrow
Bobby Jones
George von Film
Roland MacKenzie
Watts Gunns
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
al Watrous
Joe Kirkwood
Emmett French
Fred McLeod
Bill Mehrhorn
Tommy Armour
Cyril Walker
Chiumius
Obie
Open Golf Championship at Columbus Draws 155 Entrants
New York report notes 155 entries for the Columbus Ohio open golf championship next month. Four members of the American Walker Cup team and four foreign pros are among the entrants including Bobby Jones Watts Gunn George Von Elm and Roland M Zie. Others listed include Archie Compson R Cunningham from Canada Pete O Hara and Thomas E Howard from Australia. First round starts July 18 with a second round on July 19 and the 36 hole final on July 10.
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New York
Columbus
Hio
Bobby Jones
Watts Gunn
George von Elm
Roland M Zie
Archie Compson
R. Cunningham
Canada
Pete O'Hara
Thomas E. Howard
Granville No Hit Star City In City Baseball League
Granville defeats Star City 6 to 1 as regular Star City pitcher fails to appear. JJne 22 in Morgantown. Regular Granville first baseman erome pitched a no hit no run game for Granville.
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W. Va
Jjne
Erome
Granville
Star City
Kabler Wins Narrow Semifinal in Ladies Round Robin
In a Round Robin semifinal at Bluefield County Club Mrs. J H Kabler edged Mrs Mellhaney one up after eighteen holes. Kabler advances to a deciding match Thursday and shares first place with Mrs B N Huffard.
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Bluefield Count
J. H. Kabler
McIlhaney
Kabler
N. Huffard
Sherwood Defaults. Leitch and De La Chaume Advance
Rosamond Sherwood of Boston faulted to Mrs. J R Long leaving the United States without a representative in the women's golf championship. Cecil Leitch and Milo Simone De La Chaume won easy third and fourth round victories and appear set to meet in the semi finals tomorrow.
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Wales
United States
Rosamond Sherwood
Boston
J. R. Long
Cecil Leitch
Milo
Simone de la Chaume
Virginia motorcade heads to Washington from Bristol
A 150 strong group of southwestern Virginia businessmen traveled by car from Bristol to Washington with former Governor Trinkie of Virginia on board. They paused in Charles Town W V before continuing to Frederick Maryland as the journey progressed.
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Bristol
Washington, D. C
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Frederick
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