Braves Fall to Cardinals 4-3 in Monday Showdown
In a tight contest the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 3. Key moments included a disputed seventh inning call on a two-bagger and late scoring bursts by the Cards with multiple players contributing.
Federal recruit enjoined from playing with St. Louis Federals
Armando Marsans the Cuban baseball player is barred from playing with the St. Louis Federals until the case involving Marsans move to the Federals and the Cincinnati Nationals is resolved. Judge Sanborn granted the injunction in federal court in St. Paul on June 22 1922. Marsans must remain off the field until the St. Louis court can hear the case.
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Braves Lose Faulted Fielding In Narrow St. Louis Setback
Brave run in final time up led by Dugey who batted for Tyler. Dugey reached third on a sacrifice and an infield out but Murray’s shot to Huggins was mishandled for a late out. Seven errors marked the game as St Louis secured an eight to four win over Boston with Cather and Gowdy among substitutes.
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Hummel Stars As Brooklyn Triumphs 5-1
Hummel subbing for Wheat dominates with three hits including two doubles in the first and third innings driving in four Brooklyn runs. Pfeffer scattered hits as Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 5-1 with Kelly scoring the lone visitor run on Hyatt’s pinch hit double. Three Brooklyn pitchers saw action as Kantlehner limited the visitors while Harmon and Conzelman were hit hard.
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Proctor Chosen Cambridge Latin Nine Captain
John Proctor was elected captain of the Cambridge Latin School baseball team for next year to succeed Paul Siebert. He has played left field on the Cambridge High and Latin nine for two years and has a strong record.
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Hartford Triumphs Over New Britain in Doubleheader
In Hartford Hartford 9 New Britain 1 after earlier Hartford 1 New Britain 0 in the twinbill. Hartford Coastal League results show a decisive 9 to 1 win in the second game following a 1 to 0 score in the opener.
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Baseball schedules across Federal and Colonial Leagues
Federal League matchups include Pittsburg at Kansas City Baltimore at St Louis Buffalo at Chicago Brooklyn at Indianapolis. Colonial League games feature Fall River at Brockton Pawtucket at Taunton and Woonsocket at New Bedford.
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Baseball schedule highlights for weekend card
National League matchups include St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburg at Brooklyn. New England League games feature Fitchburg at Lawrence, Portland at Lewiston, Worcester at Lynn, and Haverhill at Lowell.
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Lynn Players Near Strike Shakeup Briefly Rocks Lynn Team
A Lynn New England league game featured near a players strike over management changes. Rumors said Manager Flaherty would be deposed for Arlie Latham, yet the team played and won 7 to 3 over Worcester with Orcutt homering.
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Barron's pitching stumbles as Haverhill tops Lowell 5 to 1
Lowell falls 5 to 1 to Haverhill as Barron struggles on the mound. Umpire O'Brien collapses from heat in the seventh, with Wacob and Flaherty officiating thereafter and Lohman replaced by Wacob in the ninth.
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Portland Tops Lewiston 15 to 3 in One-Sided Game
Lewiston's errors fueled a 15 to 3 Portland victory. Burns and Clemens led with multiple hits while Dowell and McCloskey added power. Pitching shifted after early innings as Williams held Lewiston to few runs.
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Third League Postponed By Ban Johnson
President Ban Johnson of the American League said no third major league will operate this season. He noted the third league idea was only a suggestion to the national commission and no definite action was taken at the New York meeting.
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Giants Again Land on Reds In 1918 Style Recount
One out when the winning run scored as Cincinnati fell to the Giants. Meyers doubled, Herrell tripled, Ames and Groh executed sacrifices, Herzog and Burns stole bases, and double plays featured Fletcher, Doyle, Merkle, Hoblitzel, Herzog, and Hoblitzel. Ames walked once and struck out three. Clarke and timekeeper Umpires were Klem and Emslie.
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Athletics Shut Out St Louis Browns 3-0
St Louis was held to two hits as Philadelphia pitcher Plank shut down the Browns in the final game of the series. Murphy homered for the Phillies, while Oldring and Collins contributed in the decisive fourth inning. Rumler collided with the fence and was knocked unconscious after Murphy’s hit.
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Butcher May Sue Ty Cobb
Detroit report states Ty Cobb may face civil damages after a Saturday night incident at W. D. Carpenter butcher shop. Cobb allegedly menaced owner Carpenter with a loaded revolver and assaulted employee Harold Harding when interference occurred. Cobb claims he sought an apology for an insult to his wife and carried the revolver for protection.
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Shamrock IV Refitted Centerboard to Be Tested Again
London June 22 Shamrock IV has had its centreboard refitted and will undergo another slooping trial before heading to Torquay for official trials under New York Yacht Club rules. Since the first trials against the old Shamrock the keel gained weight loss of several tons of lead and a test Saturday showed improvement after further alterations.
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White Sox Beat Red Sox To Close Chicago Series
The White Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 4 to 0 to cap the Chicago series and end Boston’s Western swing with a fourth straight loss. Henry Henriksen hit a three-base shot, while Lewis Janvrin Bodle Hoop t Benz contributed multiple hits as J Scott and Benz held Boston scoreless.
White Sox edge Red Sox 5 4 in seventh inning rally
The White Sox defeated the Red Sox 5 to 4 as Bedient faltered after an early lead given by Benz. Benz drove in the decisive run with a two base hit and later scored, while Henriksen Hooper and Fournier provided Boston’s late offense but could not overcome Chicago’s seventh inning surge.
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Senators Take Final Game of Series with Tigers
Washington won the last game 4 to 3 in Detroit to take two of five. Foster drove in two runs in the first inning on Moeller's walk and a squeeze play with Gandil. Milan and Stanage contributed two base hits, and Moriarty and Veach had three base hits. Dubue pitched 5 innings, Main 3 2/3, Ayres 4 2/3, with Gandil, Milan, and Burns among the batters, and Hall and Boehling also appearing in the mound.”
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Jersey City-Rochester 6 Jersey City 1
Jersey City beats Rochester 6 to 1 in a decisive game. Providence over Buffalo 6 to 3. Rain affected games in Baltimore and Newark.
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