Bears Face Struggles in Eastern League Batting Standings
Joe Burns leads Bears with a .341 average in a 17 game streak halted by Hartford. Albany tops batting at .287, Worcester close behind. Heinnie Hatch and Jack Horan stand out as key performers in the Bears lineup and rotation.
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Senators Take Doubleheader From Brascos
Watderbury June 7 The Brascos played poorly and lost two games to Hertford by 6 1 and 4 0. In the first game five unearned runs in the fourth inning aided by poor support behind Fuller Pat Shea. Shea a former New York Giant and Pacific Coast hurler held the Brascos in check until the ninth inning of the second game when Owen relieved and preserved the win. Hartfords three run rally in the sixth frame backed by Toe Learys two sharp catches off Yordy sparked the win. The battery was Time of game 2 11.
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White Sox Sign Young Chicago Infield Prospect
Chicago June 7. The White Sox add a scholastic diamond star to their East tour. Johnny Denihan, third baseman from Te La Salle Academy in Chicago, is considered a strong future prospect though still underage for official play.
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Cincinnati Reds edge Boston club in 12 innings for third straight extra-inning win
Cincinnati defeats Boston 12 innings 9 to 2. Ten double plays halted rallies as Padgett Pinelli and Niehaus star. pitchers Cooney and Ryan, with Donahue Ryan in relief, combined in a tense extra innings win.
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Bridgeport High to Play Traders Nine Wednesday
Bridgeport High meets Trade School at Seaside Park on Wednesday for a second showdown this season. Hilltoppers won the first game 2 to 0. Expected mound matchup pitts Coleman against Linane with Kelman and Rummage roughed in by Wilby High.
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Syracuse Trainer Porter Leaves Syracuse for Meehan at NYU
Charles Porter longtime Syracuse University trainer and Olympic coach will leave the Orange staff to join John Meehan at New York University. Porter, Meehan’s trusted aide during 1924, began as Yale trainer and moved to Syracuse from New Haven, then accompanied Meehan as an Olympic trainer in 1924. He will head the Violet squads training as the 1924 football campaign ended.
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Major Leagues Weekly Record Summary
New York report shows the week's major league standings from June 7 listing teams, games won and lost, runs, hits, errors, opponents, and home runs for the period including Saturday games. Information highlights performances and comparative totals across clubs in the circuit.
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St Louis clubs show improved play in week
New York AP report notes St Louis Cardinals under Rogers Hornsby improve in form after a rough start. They won five of seven, piling up over 100 hits and 66 runs, with pitching from Hainea Dickerman Rhine Sherden and a strong offense led by Hornsby and Hottomley. Giants and Reds trailed while Giants led NL pack behind reserve power.
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The Spotlight on Boxing Prowess and Wrestling Gambits
A montage of boxing talk highlights young talents like Mickey Walker and Jimmy Slattery, weighing future champions and weight margins. Projections compare era contenders, discuss holdouts in baseball finance, and touch on tennis players representing the United States in international tests.
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Rival Managers Banned After Albany-Worcester Game
Albany defeated Worcester 6 to 4 as managers McCorry and Stengel were banished for onfield altercations. McCorry threw a hat at Pitsher Muich after the third out in the third inning, while Stengel hurled a bat into the grandstand from the stands. The game featured key hits by Herman Taylor and Schinkel, with Albany mounting a late rally to secure the win.
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Faber Pitches Sox To 4 2 Win Over Senators
Lilian Faber delivered strong late innings as Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 2 in the third game of the series. Four Chicago pitchers saw action as hits and scoring opportunities varied, with M. Harris and Judge among those contributing at the plate.
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Ken Williams Clouts 14th Homer As St Louis Tops Yankees
New York June 7 St Louis defeated the Yankees 5 to 2. Three hits and three walks off Beall in the first inning produced four runs. Ken Williams of the Browns hit his 14th homer of the season off Shocker in the eighth. McManus starred for St Louis in the win.
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Star St Paul player insured for $50,000
Star St Paul announces the insured value of a player from the team, set at 50000 dollars, with details indicating the insurance covers post season service. The American Association club confirms Hartford and Yankees involvement through President Tom Connery and manager Paul Iana, signaling the sum the Yankees may pay after the season.
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Odd Years Best Says Adolph Luque
The Cuban pitcher Adolph Luque believed odd years suit him best, pointing to 1921 and 1923 when he dominated the league. After a strong start in 1925, bad luck struck as two twelve inning losses followed, with a training tale of gum on the mound illustrating his quirky resilience.
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Plan double headers in collegiate polo plan double headers in collegiate polo
New York June 7 Officials in charge of the intercollegiate polo title event announce double headers due to high entry counts. Games start at 3 38 p m on both days with Yale facing Pennsylvania Military College and West Point meeting Virginia Military Institute in day one clashes.
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