Heps Fall to Cardinals 4 to 2 in St Louis
In St Louis on June 8 Bob Harmon pitched a genius game for the Cardinals earning a 4 to 2 win over the Heps. Harmon escaped jam after jam with runners aboard while the Heps failed to capitalize at critical moments.
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Buster Brown Shines as Cardinals Rally in Tight Loss
Harmon labored with nine hits and six walks as the Heps scoring only two runs. Curtis faltered early, then Brown big in relief, holding nine hits to one run. Ingerton and Bresnahan sported strong at bats while Goode and Sweeney contributed timely outs as Cardinals bunt pressure and late scoring frame the game.
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Worcester Shuts Lowell Out in Leaders' Battle
Worcester defeated Lowell in a leaders’ clash as New Bedford won 7 to 3. The Pa tons rolled with a patched lineup, while Boardman showcased strong hitting and K. Smith starred in the field.
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Fall River Triumphs In Tight 4-3 Victory Over Haverhill
Fall River edges Haverhill 4 to 3 in a fast game here as timely hitting offsets outbatted foes. Weaver, Hickman spark defense. McGamwell drives three base hits. pitching trio Jensen Dickinshire McCleary note solid relief.
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Cardinal-clad Climbers Fall to Tight Pitching
Lins made a sprinting catch but Smith's second hit drove in the tying run for the manager. Brown then locked down the final innings as the Cardinals held the line without further scoring.
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Phillies Get Busy With the Big Stick
In Cincinnati on June 8 Philadelphia beat Fromme and Smith 8 to 4. Moore was effective except in the sixth inning. Paskett was ordered off the field for disputing a decision and Downey retired after a spiking incident in the third inning.
Reulbach Dominates Dodgers in Chicago Victory
In Chicago on June 8 Reulbach shut down Brooklyn as the Cubs beat the Dodgers 4 to 1. Hofman was struck behind the ear by a ball from Myers during practice and was rendered unconscious.
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Baseball Scores From The American Association
Toledo 8 Milwaukee 2 St Paul 8 Columbus 6 Kansas City Indianapolis 7 Minneapolis 10 Louisville 8 game results listed from the American Association standings with multiple city teams shown.
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Lynn defeats Lawrence 3 to 0 in New England league game
Lynn shuts out Lawrence for the first time this season as Welch struggles early and Lynn scores two runs in the first inning. Cargo, Marshall and Wallace drive in runs. Hagan and Wallace collect two-base hits. Abbott vs Welch pitching duel with Lynn making 6 left on base and 2 errors by Lawrence. Time 36 minutes. Umpire Stafford.
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Giants Rally In Eleventh For 4 3 Win Over Pirates
New York topped Pittsburg 4 to 3 in 11 innings as Bridwell scored the deciding run on a Miller fumble. The game remained tight with New York tying in the ninth and benefiting from a Wilson error in the late stretch.
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Two Great Matches on Columbia Match Card Tonight
Tonight's wrestling card at Columbia features two top bouts. John Perelli faces Cyclone Burns in heavyweight action while Sam Anderson meets Jim Prokos in middleweight competition. Burn's rise follows his win over Willoughby, and Anderson eyes revenge for a past setback.
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Boston Police Baseball Team Readies at Columbus Ground
Boston police candidates report at Columbus avenue grounds for a department team to face the diamond. Timothy Donovan of Division 4 elected captain and Joe Battis of Division 1 named manager, with many semi pro and ex minor league players among the roster.
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Papke Defeats Sullivan in Nine Rounds in London
Billy Papke the American middleweight known as the Illinois Thunderbolt defeated Jim Sullivan England's middleweight champion in nine fast rounds. The fight pitted fighter against boxer and Papke won with apparent ease in London tonight.
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Papke Wins World Middleweight Title In London Bout
The middleweight world title fight at Palladium London drew crowds as Papke defeated Sullivan after a savage match. Papke landed a decisive late uppercut in round nine and, after Sullivan could not rise for the tenth round, referee Eugene Corri awarded Papke the victory amid cheers.
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Gossip of the Boxers at Armory A A Show Tonight
The Armory A A card promises at least 25 bouts with lively city and neighboring fighters. Eddie Carr of South Boston vs Paddy Callahan of Brooklyn headlines an eight round extra bout along with a high profile Wells Moore lightweight clash and other fast action. Charley White referees while Tex Rickard grills buyers in Buenos Aires seeking a Johnson double bout for the world title.
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Boston Women Lead in Intercity Golf Match
Boston and Philadelphia played for the Griscom cup at Brae Burn with 15 singles yesterday and six foursomes today. Boston led 8 of 15 in singles and the evening’s results left the match open as both sides prepared for the decisive play.
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Promise Fair Skies for the Polo Match
There is every indication tonight that the oft postponed second international polo match between England and America will take place at Meadowbrook tomorrow afternoon under deal conditions. The field is now in
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Yale Varsity Eight Trains 10 Miles On Thames
Yale's varsity eight completed a 10 mile trial on the Thames at Gales Ferry Connecticut amid slowdowns when a freighter passed. Kennedy emphasizes form over speed as freshmen trail the varsity. A new motor launch and eight oared shell debuted, with details on equipment and funding remaining unannounced.
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Clabby Edges Brown in Ten Rounds in Hammond
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