Pirates overpower Braves with 11 to 4 rout
Brooklyn errors in the first inning help Chicago as Vaughn and Deal star in a 11-4 Pirates win. Cutshaw Mowrey and Cadore produce the only Brooklyn runs in a late ninth, while Doyle and Daubert are robbed of extra bases by sharp fielding.
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Giants Beat Reds 5 2 In Opening Game Of Series
New York hitters pound Toney for five runs as Perritt holds Cincinnati. Burns and Fletcher deliver key hits in sixth inning rally for a 5 2 win. Cincinnati strands runners and fails to solve Perritt after two early runs.
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Alexander Shuts Out Cardinals 1-0
Philadelphia edged St. Louis 1-0 in a pitching duel. Killifer drove in the only run with a second inning double, advancing on an out and Paskett’s single. Meadows pitched well for Philadelphia, while Alexander allowed one earned run and struck out seven. Time 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Pirates Triumph 11 4 Over Braves at Braves Field
The Pirates defeated the Braves 11 to 4 in a decisive game at Braves Field. The lopsided result marked a grim finish to a dark chapter described as the century’s most complete baseball horror.
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Pirates Rally Past Braves In High Scoring Tilt
In a wild game Pittsburgh beat Boston 11 to 4 as Nehf and Miller faltered. Grimes, Carey and Bigbee drove in key runs while Ward, Magee and Collins produced for the Pirates. Mamaux, Miller, Grimes and Barnes combined on the mound for the decisive win.
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Sears Draws Eddie Flynn In Tonight’s Ten Rounders
South Boston boxer Al Sears was slated to meet Eddie Flynn of Peabody after an eye injury sidelined Larry Burns in the main ten round bout at Commercial A C. Flynn’s rugged style promises a tough test for Sears. Also on the card Joe Stanton faces Mickey Brown while George Robinson takes on K O Jaffe of New York.
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Indians Beat Senators 4 to 3 in Opening Game
Cleveland takes the opener from Washington 4 to 3 behind all four runs in the first inning on three passes and two hits. Morgan, Chapman, Speaker, Roth, and Ayers produced for Cleveland as Washington stranded runners in key late innings.
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Gossip for Motorists
Luscious crates of oranges were received by George W. Houk's friends in California. J. H. Riley of Rubber Products Company in Barberton plans New England tire representation. M. E. Brackett of General Motors Truck Co. speeds up shipments at Pontiac factory. The Bay State Automobile Association run will be June 16 to 18 to Farragut House in Rye Beach New Hampshire. strong interest suggests record participation.
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Concord High School Nine Defeats Company I Sixth Regiment
The Concord High School second nine beat the ball club of Company I Sixth Regiment M. N. G. of Concord 9 to 4 in a six inning game at Concord yesterday afternoon.
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Red Sox Beat Tigers In Opening Game Of Series
Boston wins 3 1 as Coveleskie strong for Detroit and Leonard shuts down the Tigers. Barry, Gainer and Scott spark the offense with key hits and an eighth inning run seals the game before 6000 fans in Detroit.
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Risberg's Heave Edges Yankees in Chicago
Risberg's wild throw in the ninth inning allowed New York to win 1 to 0 over Chicago. Maisel started the decisive rally with a grounder to Risberg, who errantly threw to first, allowing Maisel to reach second. Baker's sacrifice fly scored the run as Shawkey and Russell matched zeroes in a pitching duel.
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St Louis Beats Philadelphia in Eight Inning Grudge Match
St Louis 5 Philadelphia 2 as Bodie hits a home run and Strunk adds two base hits. R Johnson earns win after 7 innings, Davenport finishes 9 with 1 run allowed. Errors and double plays noted. Witt charged with error. Time 2:25.
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International League results and weather update
Newark defeated Rochester 8 to 2 while Providence beat Toronto 8 to 3 and Buffalo edged Richmond 5 to 1. Baltimore Montreal Rain affected later games with unsettled conditions.
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American Association Scores and Team Standings
Fragmentary excerpt shows multiple team codes and city abbreviations. Readable parts mention Columbus, Indianapolis, Toledo, St. Louis, Kansas City, Louisville and rain effects on play. No clear outcomes or full games are given in the text.
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Southern Association score recap
Atlanta defeated Chattanooga by 8 to 6 while Mobile beat Birmingham 6 to 3. New Orleans prevailed over Nashville 5 to 3.
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Baseball Schedule Grid Returns Pairings Across Leagues
The schedule lists American League games including Boston at Detroit New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis and Washington at Cleveland. In the National League matchups feature Pittsburg at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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