Braves Break Up Cards Win Streak
In St Louis on June 11 Art Nehf pitched the Braves to a 4 3 victory over the Cards ending St Louis winning run. Jim Thorpe collected three singles in four trips as Atlanta built a late lead before holding on. The Cardinals lineup suffered illness among several players and pitching fatigue as Nehf and a late Braves surge sealed the win.
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Reds Nail Giants In Pitchers Test
Cincinnati won a close pitchers battle 2 to 1 over New York today. The Giants scored in the second on Doyle’s single and Zim mer man’s hit. In the third Rath walked and went to third on Daubert’s single, a double steal produced Rath, and Daubert scored on Groh’s single to center.
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Boston College High Wins 5–2 In 18 Inning Baseball Clash
Jim Cassell of Boston College High School allowed only 5 hits and struck out 19 as his team outlasted Fuss of St Anselm’s Prep 5 to 2 in 18 innings at Alumni Field Newton. BC High pushed runs early and late while St Anselm’s rallied with errors but could not overtake the lead.
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Local sports chatter boosts Mike Brady and Willard fight buzz
Arthur Duffey praises Mike Brady as a strong hopeful for a major golf title matching Ouimet era nerve. The column notes Willard versus Dempsey boxing hype in Toledo, Boston runners like Connolly and Ray, and mentions Pat Moran and Connie Mack with Jim Connolly and Yale pitcher Talcott.
Cubs Take Fifth Straight In Batsmen Battle
Chicago tops Philadelphia 5 to 0 as Woodward allows six hits in three innings and Smith one hit in five, with Cra vath and Merkle adding three base hits. Pick steals, Barber and Kilduff turn key plays. Woodward takes the loss.
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Jersey City tops Newark in opener as scoring flows
Jersey City defeats Newark 8 2 in the first game, then wins 7 6 in the second. Teroato shines as the matchup shifts in New Jersey. Meanwhile Binghamton debuts against Buffalo with a 11 2 result and Rochester edges Reading 7 1. Newark is listed again in the final line.
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Baseball games today across leagues and cities
AMERICAN LEAGUE matchups include Chicago at Boston, Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE features Boston at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago. EASTERN LEAGUE games: Providence at Hartford, New Haven at Springfield, Bridgeport at Worcester, Waterbury at Pittsfield. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE pairings: Lewiston at Lowell, Portland at Haverhill, Lawrence at Fitchburg.
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Senators Rally As three Cleveland pitchers falter
Washington wins 6 to 3 to even the series while Cleveland uses four pitchers. Umpire suspension follows manager Griffith's challenge in the prior day game. Foster Murphy and Rice heighten offense with two base hits and stolen bases.
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Shocker's Skill Tops Athletics In St Lenig Pitching
Rogers pitches eight innings allowing no more than two earned runs as Shocker dominates Athletics. Three-base hits by Walker Gerber Roth. home runs by Austin and Sisler. Stolen base by Sisler. Left on bases St Louis seven Philadelphia four. Bases on balls Rogers two Shocker one Kinney three. Hit by pitched ball Severeid by Rogers. Struck out two by Rogers and one by Shocker. Losing pitcher Rogers.
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Malden High whitewashes Cambridge Latin 4 to 0
Malden High blanked Cambridge Latin 4 to 0 at the Malden field. O’Hare made the defensive highlight as he snared a liner with bases loaded in the sixth. Malden advances to host Brookline Saturday at Malden field.
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St. John's blanks Lynn English 5–0 at Danvers
St. John's defeated Lynn English High 5 to 0 at Columbus Oval Danvers. J Kemp and Morrissey starred for St. John's with Johnson shining for Lynn.
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Chicago Handed Some Soft Runs
Yesterday at Fenway Park a ball game unfolded with the Chicago White Sox benefitting from defensive lapses by the Red Sox champions. The action suggested a contest tilted by unusual errors rather than classic pitching and hitting.
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Williams Triumphs as Chicago Beats Boston 3-0
Lefty Williams outpitched Carl Mays in Chicago as the White Sox topped the Red Sox 3 to 0. Boston’s offense sputtered after the opening frame with few chances and a listless attack, while Mays mishandled a bunt and a grounder leading to two Chicago runs. Barry pitched poorly for Boston but faced unfair heat from trades rumors.
Boston fans witness tense Sox rally in late innings
In a tight game, fielding miscues let Gandil steal second and Risberg was fanned by Carl after Mays misplay. Schang drew a walk but was stranded as Vitt was robbed of a hit. In the eighth, Scott and Eddie Collins chased a score, Barry misplayed a ball that hit Schang, and Walters finished a late rally with two outs.
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