Browns Rout Morton to Take Indians. Yankees Win Third In Row
In Cleveland on June 25 St. Louis knocked Guy Morton from the box in the sixth and beat Cleveland 9 to 4. Morton had allowed no runs for 21 innings until then while Danforth was touched for home runs by Cleveland. Manager Speaker was ejected for arguing ball doctoring.
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American League Results and Sunday Scores
Yesterday Washington lost to Philadelphia 0 to 8. New York defeated Chicago 14 to 7. Detroit beat St Louis 1 to 9. Cleveland won 4 to 8. Sunday scores include Washington 8 Philadelphia 0 Detroit 8 Chicago 9 Cleveland 8 St Louis 2. Losing pitcher Morton. Umpires Rowland Nallin Evang. Time 2 30.
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Heilmann Homer Gives Tigers Only Run In 7 1 Loss
Detroit falls 7 to 1 as Red Faber dominates with strong pitching for Chicago. Heilmann delivers Detroit's lone run with a four base hit in the ninth. Chicago bats rally in the sixth and ninth as Falk, Faber and Schalk combine on offense while Holloway, Johnson and Bassler handle defense.
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New York Beats Boston 14 6 in High-Scoring Tilt
New York hitters slugged seventeen hits and scored in each inning except the second, defeating Boston 14 to 6. Ruth made a sensational one hand catch near the foul line in the fourth. Pitching by Jones Shawkey and Hoffman supported by Murray Fullerton and Devormer yielded the Boston scoring.
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Rommel Shuts Out Washington as Athletics Win
Rommel held Washington to five hits as Philadelphia outscored them 3 to 0. Connie Mack shuffled the lineup with Rhonda moved to third and Heimach to first. Bruggy contributed two of the seven Philadelphia hits in a low scoring game.
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Carnival Wrestlers Seek Matches at Fairgrounds
Miller Bros Shows feature two lightweight stars at the Athletic Stadium Kids Ernest the Flying Dutchman 135 pounds and Joe Hollander 130 pounds claim two year undefeated run and World lightweight belt holder The Syrian Kid George Nahas manages them and invites local wrestlers or boxers under 145 pounds for a match at carnival grounds or with the paper's sport editor.
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Willard in Fine Shape for Firpo Heavyweight Bout
Willard passed a fitness exam in Jersey City confirming readiness for the July 12 title match with Luis Angel Firpo. The former champion weighed 246 pounds and was praised as a remarkable physical specimen by Dr. T H Lemmert. Firpo begins training in Long Branch under trainer Jimmy DeForest at about 218 pounds.
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Coalwood Defeats Bramwell 9 to 3 at Coalwood Park
Coalwood defeated Bramwell 9 to 3 Sunday afternoon at Coalwood park. The game featured batting by Jennings Hicks Duncan and Weaver for Coalwood and Chandler Pillow for Bramwell. Pitcher Nugent and Weaver held Bramwell to limited scoring as Coalwood takes the win.
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Pocahontas Beats Gary In 6-2 Matchup
Pocahontas defeated Gary under cloudy skies 6 to 2 as Lefty Dye spun a strong nine innings with seven strikeouts and four scattered hits. Pocahontas bundled six hits, four coming in two innings aided by errors, in the first of a four game series.
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Graham Red Sox Rally To Top Princeton In Rain Delayed Contest
The Graham Red Sox came from behind to beat Princeton on Graham grounds seven inning rally after trailing 5 1. Goff led Graham with three two base hits and two singles while Littrell held Princeton to four or more strikeouts until the seventh. Weather rain halted play after Graham tied the score and secured the win as Rabitt Philpott drew a walk to force in the decisive run.
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Reds Top Cubs in Six to Five Slugfest
Hargrave and Duncan homered to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 6 5 victory over Chicago. Chicago briefly led on Statz’s homer, but Hargrave’s two run shot and Duncan’s solo blast in the seventh sealed the win as nine runs were produced in a high scoring inning sequence.
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Princeton to Play at Pocahontas Tuesday
Princeton will again cross bate with Pocahontas at Pocahontas Tuesday. The series standings read Pocahontas four, Princeton one, with Princeton adjusting its lineup to form a stronger ball club.
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National League Scores From Yesterday
Results show Philadelphia 10 New York 7 and Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 6 among NL games. Another slate features Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 0 New York 6 Boston 3 St Louis 4 Pittsburg 6 with teams listed and standings partially shown.
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Boston Beats Brooklyn 7 to 4 Behind Barnes Pitching
Dusty Vance struck out six but Boston batters accounted for twelve hits. Fournier homered for the third straight day in the first inning. Jess Barnes held Brooklyn to ten hits as Boston toppled the Braves 7 to 4. O'Neill appeared on the coaching lines for Brooklyn. Score by innings shows Boston taking a lead early and holding on.
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Giants Rally To Beat Phillies In Ninth 11–10
New York Giants score seven runs in the ninth to overcome Philadelphia 11 to 10. Tierney homered to start Phillies seventh and drove in three. New York bunches five hits off Hubbel and Glazner to seal win. Final line: Philadelphia 10 runs on 16 hits. New York 11 runs on 14 hits.
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Wimbledon Golf Opening A Washed Out
Wimbledon opening day was rain washed with drizzle delaying play. U S contenders largely avoided dampening conditions while two Argentines started, Villegas losing to Hillyard and Robison defeated by Jacob. Godfree edged Mishu in a lengthy five set thriller.
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Four Man Chicago Team Wins Harding Trophy
The four man Chicago team won the Warren G. Harding trophy with an aggregate 311 points at the East Potomac Park course, securing possession for a year as a prelude to the National Public Links Tournament. The Chicago scores were Bob White 76, E. B. Lloyd 76, John Dawson 78, Matt Jans 81.
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International League Scores and Schedule Update
In a baseball night slate Toronto beat Jersey City 12 to 5 and Syracuse defeated Reading 6 to 3 in ten innings. Rochester fell 3 to 10 to Baltimore. Newark had no game this day and will host a doubleheader Tuesday.
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