Baseball fans push to ban glass bottles at parks
The piece argues that pop bottles hurled at Umpire Ormsby in Cleveland and other parks endanger players and officials. It condemns fans who throw bottles, urges clubs to stop serving drinks in glassware, and favors safer paper cups or other containers. It notes the home city of the American League chief and a club executive as a catalyst for league action.
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Cleveland
Ormsby
Ity
Ormaby
National League
Fevente
Trinka
Mid-Atlantic League Scores Highlight Uneven Card
Clarkeburg defeated Jeannette 6 to 4. Clarksburg beat Jeannette 9 to 1 in seven innings. Charleroi topped Cumberland 9 to 4. The Can was delayed by darkness after 18 innings with Fairmont tied 7 to 7 and a long night game.
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Clarkeburg
Jeannette
Clarksburg
Charleroi
Cumbérland
Fairmont
Schasoun
Feottéale
Scotty Hale Wins Annual Spring Golf Tournament
Scotty Hale wins the spring golf tournament after a rough regatta where four boats linked before the finish. The regatta faced its roughest water in history and multiple false starts marred the intercollegiate championships. All New York winners were noted in the big race that did not start until after eight.
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Scotty Hale
New York
President Smiley Lifts Suspension Of Players
President George Smiley lifts suspensions on Thomas Egbert Dave Long and Hill Freeborn from Mercer County Armature league action after ejections last Saturday. He also postpones the Woodmen versus Princeton game to July 4 morning and notes Princeton meets McComas in the afternoon. Dr Kell's Bluefield Juniors face Modern Woodmen at Glenwood Park at 4 30 this afternoon.
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Thomas Egbert
Dave Long
McComas Bugdusters
Hill Freeborn
Bluefield National Armature
Mercer County League
George Smiley
Armature
McComas
Sexton
Smiley
Woodmen
Princeton
Kell
Bluefield
Glenwood Park
RailroaderG to Play for Title in Wel lerfield Double
Frank Forrest announces a double header in Wel lerfield to finish the Norfolk and Western league second half. The Offices face the Carmen in game one and the Round House in game two with fate of the first half title at stake. Sturales and Storaiss noted for key roles as pitching and hitting alignments are hinted. The first game of the second half moves to Thursday.
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Frank Forrest
Norfolk and Western Railway
Wellerfield
Carmen
Round House Crew
John Thomas
Round House
Kitchen
Oak Hare
Curbstone
Bill Storaiss
Iron Man
Herl
Sturales
Forrest
Vanderbilt Boy Wins Net Match
Donald Cram of Vanderbilt University defeated Bradshaw Harrison of Oregon in the intercollegiate tennis championships in Haverford Pennsylvania. Seligson of Lehigh, the defending champion, advanced to the third round after sweeping two opponents.
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Haverford
Donald Cram
Vanderbilt University
Korea
Bradshaw Harrison
University of Oregon
Julius Seligson
Lehigh University
Hale defeats Frank Houston in one up final
In a tight 36 hole spring handicap golf final at Bluefield Country Club E S Hale edged Frank Houston one up after a dramatic finish. Hale earlier beat S N Bangley and James O Keefe to reach the final while Houston eliminated Leckie and Dr J B Compton. Hale’s medal score was 78 7y and Houston 81 3 81.
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E.S. Hale
Frank Houston
Bluefield Country Club
Houston
Scotty Frank
Hale
Walter Hagen
Haile
N. Bangley
James O'Keefe
Leckie
Dr. J
Comrton
St Louis Wins Wild Victory Over Columbus In Nine Innings
In Columbus on June 24 the St Louis team beat Columbus 6 to 2 after a late barrage. Johnson Sherdel Hollin and Jonmard led the attack while Wykoff Miller and Shinault Devine contributed for the Columbus side in a game with errors and a back-and-forth finish.
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Columbus
RWXK
St. Louis
Combus
Johnson
Sherdel
Hollin
Jonmard
Wykoff
Miller
Shinault
Devine
Milwaukee and St Paul Triumphs Highlight Weekend Scores
American Association results show Milwaukee 12 over Toledo 2 and St Paul 14 over Louisville 6. Minneapolis 4 lost to Indianapolis 2 while Hagerstown 4 edged Frederick 6 as other games were rained out.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Macks Tigers And Yanks Win Games In Americn
The Athletics beat the Red Sox 5 to 4 to widen their AL lead as Rommell broke a 4-4 tie with a double in the eighth. Boston’s lineup included Reeves and Beeseve, while Philadelphia’s Rommell starred with the decisive eighth inning hit and Shores closed it out. In the Yankee case, they moved into sole runner-up in the American League after Cleveland crushed the Browns 19 to 4 in St. Louis on June 24.
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Columbia
Washington
Syracuse
California
Cornell
Philadelphia
Athletics
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Rommell
Boley
Shores
Boston Ab Rho
A. E. Reeves
we-Bb
Beeseve Scarritt
W. Barrett
R. Barrett
Willems
Gerber
Todt
A. Gaston
Russell
Bishop
Baas
Ciscsceseres
Cochrane
Sesessssee
Simmons
Maley
Severicvesees
Rommel
P Coissesdson
N. Poston
Cscveces Cecees
Miller
Regan
Scarritt
Guthrie and
Hildebrand
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Browns
New York
Crowder
Ogden
Vass and Turpin Win Matches in June Trophy Play
In the June trophy at Bluefield Country Club Dr. T. FE. Vass defeated his younger opponent one up on the last hole while Dick Turpin birdied the final eighteenth to beat Faust one up. Next round features Turpin vs Doug Leckie and Vass vs Compton with other matchups set before July 4.
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W. C. Turley
E. 8. Hale
W. H. Melihany
Frank Houston
Gehringer and Shires Key Offense as Detroit Falls to Chicago
Gehringer and Shires combined for notable hits including a double by Gehringer in a 8 to 7 loss to Chicago. Detroit batters collected 11 hits off Faber in seven innings while Dugan contributed two hits in one inning. Faber was charged with the loss as Geisel and Owens umpire the game lasting 1 hour 55 minutes.
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Tive
Averill
J. Sewell
Walk
Cleveland Ab
Rh. H.O.A.R
Louis B E. Blue
Manueh
Omden
Sinth
Cleveland
J. Louis
Fonseca
Falk
Myatt
Burnett Manus
Blue
Manion
Melillo
Manush
J Sewell
Seca
Burnett
Lind
Kress Cleveland
St. Laouis
Crowder
Oden
Hita
Miller
Ogden
Teher
Nallin
Dineen
Faber
Detroit
Epitballer
Tigers
Bengals
White Sox
Chicago
Tiger
Yde
Sox
Favor
Reynolds
If Shires
Kamm
Aitt
Rf Kerr
Faber Werg
Dogan
P Vet
A. A
AE Johnson
Ae Fotherstifcone & Gehringer
Eves
Hellmann
McManus
Alexander
Shea
Westling
Schuble
Rune
Watwood
Gehringer
Schubie
Berg
Gehrier
Fotergil! Hometun
Pea Shires
Westlingtonhan
Dugan
Geisel
Owens
Results Yesterday and Schedule for Today in Baseball League
Yesterday's outcomes show Cleveland 10 over St Louis 4, Philadelphia 5 over Boston 4, Detroit 13 over Chicago 4 with others not scheduled. Today matches Cleveland at St Louis, Chicago at Detroit, New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Clevelandé
New York
Washington
Brooklyn 5 New York 2 in Only Games Played
Summary of results lists Brooklyn defeating New York 5 to 2. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Remaining matchups show Philadelphia visiting Boston, Brooklyn traveling to New York, and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Princeton Golfer Leads Intercollegiate Qualifying Round
George T. Dunlap Jr of Pinehurst with a 72 led 95 contenders at Hollywood Golf Club in Princeton N J as the intercollegiate qualifying began. Princeton led Georgetown 310 314 after 18 holes with 36 hole totals to decide the team and individual qualifiers.
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Deal
N. J
George T. Dunlap Jr
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Princeton
United States
Hollywood Golf Club
Georgetown
Maurice McCarthy Jr
McCarthy
William R. Pond
Charles D. Hunter
University of Washington
Bob Goldwater
University of Ilinois
Dick Wilson
F. FE. Wilson
Ohio State
Charles F. Sheldon
Lehigh
Yale
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Darthmouth
Penn State
Union
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