Sunday Baseball Faces Gambling Scandal and Boycott
A long critique of open gambling and lottery ticket peddling at Pacific coast ball parks. The writer urges clubs to act, cites incidents of spectators betting and harassment, and warns such a scene could ruin Sunday baseball in the section. The piece calls for decisive action by officials and teams to cleanse the sport.
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Gehrig lifts Yankees in ninth after Athletics rally ends in loss
New York defeats Philadelphia 9 8 in final game of six game set as Lou Gehrig belts his 23rd homer of the year. Athletics mount an eight run ninth inning but fall short, dropping the series split and keeping the Yankees within ten games of first.
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New York
Yankees
Athletics
Almon
Shocker
Moore
Pennock
Thomas
Simmons
Lamar
Bimmons
Perkine
Johnson
Rommel
Morebart
Paschal
Duret
Gelrig
Meweel
F Lagserl
Dugan
P. Collins
Ol Moore
Philadelphia
Steins
Durst
Meusel
Combs
Ebri
Morehart
Bishop
Crafton
Walberg
van Wurafian
Connolly
Rowland
A Stitch In Time Warns Of United Commonwealth Haste
A saying about timely action echoes as officials insist on prompt attention to a matter affecting the commonwealth with emphasis on decisive action to prevent bigger issues.
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Commonwealth of Ours
Mid-Atlantic League Scores Roll Up Big Nights
Cumberland defeated Wheeling 7 to 3 while Clarksburg beat Johnstown 4 to 3 Scottdale topped Jeanette 8 to 3 in the first game Jeanette then beat Scottdale 1 to 0 Fairmont defeated Charleroi 7 to 0.
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Clarksburg
Johnstown
Scottdale
Jeanette
Fairmont
Charleroi
Pinch Hitter's Single Gives White Sox Win
Lena Blackburne delivered a ninth inning heroics as the White Sox defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 in Chicago. He singled driving Peck home to tie the game, then Sheely and Kamm contributed key hits as Hudlin closed the inning for the comeback win. Cleveland pitching Shaute Hudlin L Sewell Jacobs Cole Connally Crouse.
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Lena Blackburne
Cleveland
Blackburne
Tigers Rout Browns in Doubleheader Sweep
Detroit started strong to beat St. Louis 9 to 3 in game one and won 6 to 3 in game two. Zachary Falk and Schang fueled the first win while Wingard yielded the decisive eighth inning in the second. Collins, Woodall, and Gleu contributed on the mound for Detroit.
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St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Zachary
Falk
Wingard
Hill
RK. H. E
St. Louis
Vox
Baseball scores from the American Association games
Columbus defeated Louisville 5 to 4 while Kansas City beat St. Paul 6 to 4. Indianapolis edged Toledo 6 to 5 as Milwaukee topped Minneapolis 13 to 11. Birmingham defeated Nashville 3 to 1 and Chattanooga won 11 to 7 over Atlanta. Memphis beat Mobile 4 to 2.
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Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Detroit topped St Louis 9 to 3 after an earlier 6 to 3 win. Chicago and Cleveland split their results with Chicago losing and Cleveland also failing to post a decisive win. Washington defeated Boston 4 to 0.
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Cleveland
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St. Louia
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Washington
Boston
Pirates Triumph Over Cardinals in Narrow 9 8 Win
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 8 to extend their league lead to one and a half games. Glenn Wright was knocked unconscious by a pitch in the seventh but expected to return soon. Two spectators fainted and Card pitcher Keen was removed due to nerves.
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McLaughlin
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Schulte
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Douthit
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Pescveese
Bell
Heimhart
Tholm
Crowder Shuts Out Red Sox In Washington Victory
Alvin Crowder pitched a gem as Washington blanked Boston 4 to 0 to complete a five game series sweep. He allowed only two singles, drove in two runs with a third inning double, and kept Boston winless for a tenth straight game. Crowder and teammates Ruel Lundgren Wingfield Weizer Russell Hofmann contributed to the win.
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Alvin Crowder
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Crowder
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HB. E
Ruel
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Weizer
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Hofmann
Baseball scores and today’s National League matchups
National League results show Pittsburgh 9 St. Louis 7 and Philadelphia 7 New York 3. Cincinnati 8 Chicago 1. Brooklyn Boston not scheduled. Games today feature Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
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New York
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Brooklyn
St. Louia
West Virginia Best Nines Recall Golden College Teams
Morgantown remembers WVU baseball glory from 1908 to 1911 when the varsity won 68 of 90 games. Rival schools included Carnegie Tech, Cincinnati, Pitt, Navy, Penn State, Princeton and others as stars like McCarthy and Grigg led the era.
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Wild Life Invasions Hit Minnesota Farms
Wild deer and prairie wildlife have become numerous in northern Minnesota, using farmyards for feeding. Five farmers seek damages from the state for crop injuries. A nearby farmer reported fifty deer in a single backyard. The piece notes Canada’s 18 14 million horsepower at minimum flow and a value over $2 million for extended six month periods.
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Twin Cities
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Nutbusters Top Tazewell 9 5 In Extra Base Rally
Bluefield Nutbusters beat Tazewell 9 to 5 on their lot in a hard fought game. Lefty Miller wins with 14 strikeouts as Johnny Bishop and Catcher Miller collect four hits each. Seven runs in the sixth inning key the rally and Coalwood is next on the schedule at the fair grounds.
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Smiley
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Elmore
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Miler
Speague
Pena
Dodge
Mitchell Pitches Well as Phillies Top Giants 7–3
Clarence Mitchell held the New York Giants to three runs as the Philadelphia Phillies won 7 to 3. Timely hitting backed him in the early innings giving a four run edge, while Henry Sanger Fay Thomas and Boney worked for New York. Roush homered for the Giants in the eighth.
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Clarence MitChell
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Giants
Henry
Sanger
Fay Thomas
Henry Boney
New York
Boney
University of Florida
Rogers Hornsby
Roush
R. Hi
Henry, Songer
F. Thomas
Taylor
Mitchell
Wilson
College Crews Compete Today on the Hudson
Poughkeepsie New York June 28 The pick of the country college crews race on the Hudson tomorrow as eastern oarsmen face a strong western challenge. Washington Huskies defend their title with a high rated crew while California Golden Bears bring a top pairing. Naval Academy admirals and Tom Eddy key the field as Columbia freshmen and Cornell speeding shells loom possible breakthrough stories.
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N. Y
Hudson
University of Washington
Huskies
California
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Bears
Huckies
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Ballors
Tom Eddy
America
Columbia
Cornell
American Women Triumph in Tennis at Wimbledon
Elizabeth Ryan defeats Kitty McKane Godfree to become the first American woman to reach Wimbledon singles semi finals. Helen Wills wins her match, while Francis Hunter falls to Henri Cochet after a strong start in a five set battle.
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England
Elizabeth Ryan
Kitty McKane Godfree
Helen Wills
Francis T. Hunter
Henri Cochet
Godfree
Mise Ryan
International League Scores Update
Jersey City tops Reading 6 to 5 while Newark defeats Baltimore 6 to 5 and Buffalo beats Syracuse 12 to 7. Only clubs on the schedule remain listed with final scores.
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Newark
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Buffalo
Syracuse
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