Leonard Pitches Hitless Shutout
Dutch Leonard no hits Detroit in a 5 to 0 victory over the Tigers. Babe Ruth homered in the first inning to spark Boston while Scott and Hooper delivered timely hits to back Leonard. Davis pitched well but Ruth’s blast and defense preserved the no hitter.
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The C C A cigar proves its genuine satisfaction
The writer claims men enjoy a truly good cigar and urges readers to observe a man smoking a C C A to confirm its authenticity and complete satisfaction.
Athletics Defeat the Browns 2 to 1 in St Louis
Philadelphia edges St Louis 2 to 1 behind Gregg masterful pitching and timely hitting. Sisler steals third and home for the Browns but the visitors rally in the eighth with four straight hits to score twice and take the lead.
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Bender Restored to Good Standing by Baseball Commission
Chief Ben der, pitcher for the Philadelphia National League club, was restored to good standing by the National Baseball Commission. His application stated his decision to return to baseball and that he had violated no rules, leading to no penalty.
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Friday Night Card Features Gula and West Bout
Three 10 round bouts and a six rounder staged by Commercial A C head the Friday show. Main event pairs Young Goula of Woonsocket against Kid West of Holyoke with Banama Joe Gane of New York versus Hayward Briggs of Brockton in the semi final. Another 10 rounder matches Billy Woods of Manchester with Dan McCormick of East Boston while Young Fallon of Lawrence faces Young Penahue of Woonsocket in the preliminaries.
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White SoxTop Highlanders 9 to 2 in decisive win
Chicago built a big third inning behind three hits including a double by E Collins and four walks plus an error by Hannah to beat the Highlanders 9 to 2. Russell faltered in the third as the Sox added more runs off Finneran with timely hitting.
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Protest Confirms 12-Inning Card Win Over Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on June 38, the St. Louis Cardinals protested a 12 inning 15 to 12 loss. A sixth inning forced run after Baird circled home on a ruling about retouching third base. Olson was ejected, and manager Robinson ordered a protest. The game details include runs, hits, and errors with Packard credited the win and Cheney the loss.
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Cubs Triumph 5 3 Over Braves In Chicago
Cubs beat the Braves 5 to 3 as Arthur Nehf outpitched Lefty Tyler. Key plays featured Zeider and Wickland on base, Deal stealing home, and a late Cubs rally in the eighth to seal the win. Attendance listed as 2000.
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Hartford Beats Worcester 6–0 in Baseball Faceoff
Hartford pounded 12 hits for 17 bases and a 6–0 victory over Worcester as Cook stifled six Worcester hits. Meeks Gardella Low Grimes Werre and Cook scored for Hartford, with Meeks doubling and Gardella homering tied to strong fielding and timely hitting.
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Memphis Topples Aulsata in Ten Inning Win
Memphis defeats Aulsata 6 to 0 in a ten inning game. Mobile rallies to beat Chattanooga 6 to 3 while Nashville edges New Orleans 3 to 2. Little Rock falls to Birmingham 1 to 0 in a late score.
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Pirates Defeat Giants 3 to 2 in New York Home Opener
Pittsburg beats New York 3 to 2 as Fletcher’s wild throw on a double play ends the eighth inning. Mil ler drives in two New York runs in the first, but Tesreau allows no more baserunners as he retires 26 in a row before the decisive error.
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Navy Day on the Charles River Featured by Arthur Duffey
George Brown announces June 22 Navy Day on the Charles River with a sports program including rowing swimming hydroplane races and other events. The piece notes the strong line of past records and compares modern sprinters like Frank Shea to Ted Meredith Maxey and Monxey Long. It mentions Ollie Helder filling in for Fred Mitchell and potential boxing matchups as local matchmakers seek suitable bouts.
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Baseball theater questions and umpire calls raise debate
The discussion cites a base runner hit by a batted ball and an umpire ruling a foul. It confirms the umpire’s decision to send the runner back to third as correct. The question about Cy Young’s Boston years (1901 to 1908) is answered, and the claim of NL and AL double headers starting from season start to May 25 is disputed, with the stance that such double headers did not occur.
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Senators Rally to Beat Indians 3 2 on June 3
Cleveland dropped a 3 2 decision to Washington as Coveleskie kept the score tight until the eighth when Miller misplayed a ball to tie it. The decisive run came in the ninth on Wambsganss error and Ainsmith’s single with two out. Johnson pitched the final two innings after another 11 inning outing yesterday.
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Midwest baseball scores from latest league games
Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 6 to 5 while Columbus beat Toledo 5 to 2 and Indianapolis routed Louisville 6 to 3 in midweek matchups. Minneapolis-St Paul-Wet grounds noted for weather affecting play.
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