Braves sweep Cards as Crippled lineup still prevails
The Braves won 5 to 2 over the St Louis Cardinals in a midweek game despite a crippled lineup missing Southworth Powell and Cruise. Frank Miller pitched well after a rough inning, while Hank Gowdy Christenbury Nixon and Gowdy led the offense with timely hits and three Gowdy grand slams highlighted the scoring. The win extends the Braves’ current six game winning streak as they contend with Giants and Mound City teams.
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Senators Nip Indians In 11th
Washington won 9 to 8 in 11 innings in Cleveland. Johnson pitched the win with Morton pages from the Indians bullpen. Judge drove in the decisive run on a single and Brower added a double in the 11th inning.
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Collins Saves Red Sox in Tight Win Over Browns
Rip Collins pitched brilliantly as the Red Sox defeated the Browns 8 to 7 in St. Louis. Ray Kolp contributed with a triple and homer while John Collins made a spectacular centrefield catch off Pat Collins’ pinch hit to prevent Brown runs. Davis sparked Boston’s offense and the defense was staunch behind Collins.
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Eastern League to award silver trophy for league batting leader
President Dan O Neill of the Eastern League and club presidents were informed by the Winchester Company that a large silver trophy will honor the league’s batting leader in 1922. The trophy is being crafted and will be exhibited within the next 1 days.
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Pirates Win 1-0 Over Phillies On Three Homers
Philadelphia June 7 Three of Pitts burghs six hits off Lee Meadows were home runs by Bighbee Tierney and Gooch, providing a 1 0 victory. Morrison allowed six hits, Meadows 2. Final line includes details on hits, errors, and pitchers.
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Yanks' Sport Decides Game In Late Rally
Falk drives in the decisive run in the ninth as the Yankees edge the opponent. Ruth Meusel Laker and Mol Ngan contribute two-base hits with a Falk homer. Scoring errors and double plays feature a tense finish. Schupp, Bush and McCabe toil on the mound through 12 innings.
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Giants Win and Raise Pennant in Early-Run Tilt
New York clinched the 1921 pennant and then defeated the Chicago club in a high scoring game. The Giants opened with a burst including Kelly’s bases clearing double and heavy action from reserves. Pitching by Bhen and Liyan limited Chicago as New York piled up runs and cruised to the win.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Major League Games
Highlights cover Braves Tribe and Cardinals wins, with Frank Miller earning the Tribe victory over St Louis 5 to 2. Sox top Browns 7 to 3 behind Rip Collins, while Indians beat Washington 9 to 8 in 11 innings and Tigers win 6 to 2 over A’s. Giants get 18 hits in a 9 to 7 loss to White Sox, and Pirates blank Phillies 5 to 0 as Snyder homered for New York.
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Cardinals Frustrations Grow After Losses
Tense mood in the Cardinals camp as losses mount. Rogers Hornsby scolded Smith for not attempting a sacrifice fly, hampering Hornsby’s average, while minor errors yesterday unsettled Branch Rickey’s group.
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Harvard Runners to Host First Triangular Cross Country Meet
Harvard Yale and Princeton will compete in a triangular six mile cross country race at Belmont on November 11 ahead of the Harvard Princeton football clash. It marks the first three way cross country meet among the schools, with MIT and Dartmouth also involved in a triangular format.
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Sox Dominate Muddy Showdown Against Browns
In drizzling rain the Sox outplayed the Browns amid sloppy fielding. John Collins showcased strong pitching with a triple and two RBIs, while Menosky and Dugan contributed key hits. Sox tallied seven runs as Collins and Davis led Boston to victory.
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Dorchestertwilight Team Edges Reading 2–0
Dorchester B. B. C. defeated Reading Town 2 to 0 in a Boston Twilight League game. Dorchester pitcher Andrews limited Reading to seven hits and struck out four. Dorchester turned two double plays to foil Reading scoring chances.
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East Boston Club to Meet Newburyport Next Sunday
The East Boston Catholic Literary Association, noted for large Wood Island Park crowds, will face Newburyport next Sunday in a local game.
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