Saints Cop Berkshire and Acmes Triumph in Seaside Junior Cable Bout
The St Marys won their fifth straight, routing Independents 14 100 at Seaside in a junior cable game. Feo allowed two hits, struck out 13, while Berkshires surprised St Charles 5 2 with Kelman and Flanagan starring. Johnny August paced Armes with ten Ks in a separate wing jockey stakes context.
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Americans Leading in Olympic Shooting
At Chi-Jons, France on June 15 the United States led the first day of Olympic 300 meter standing shooting with 1 712 points. Switzerland and Argentina followed, Denmark France Italy Holland Belgium and Czechoslovakia trailing. The American team comprised Pusher Coulter Stokes Boles and Osborn amid cloudy, calm conditions.
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Browns Break Out Of Slump Defeat Macks In Ten Inning Rally
The St. Louis Browns ended a skid by beating Philadelphia in ten innings. Heavy hitting from both sides with ten doubles and five home runs kept it tight until Lister’s single scored the winning run in the tenth. Williams hit his eleventh homer as Van Gilder and Welch went deep for Philadelphia. Williams, Simmons, and several others starred as St Louis and Philadelphia traded blows amid a crowded box score.
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Brasscos Split Twin Bill With Pittsfield Club
Waterbury June 13 The Brasscos split a doubleheader with Pittsfield, losing the opener 2 to 1 and winning the second 2 to 1. Close scores hid a lack of standout plays as Waterbury pitchers limited Pittsfield to few threats while miscues and hits decided the two games.
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Emmets Tie With New Haven at Seaside Park
The New Haven Gaele Club and the Young Lum mers of Bridgeport played a hard fought tie at Seaside Park oval yesterday. The reported score was eight all with a dispute over a possibly awarded ninth point resolved by the referee. Over 1,500 spectators witnessed McCarthy score for the locals while Kehoe Fitzpatrick Savage and McMahon added points. Elm City’s 3 Flynn and C Flynn along with Dempsey accounted for points for New Haven.
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Linane Fans 15 as Cardinals Score in Big Junior Rec Game
The Cardinals beat the Bronx All Stars 15 to 2 in a Junior Recreation contest. The Reds are noted as the league’s top team and push toward the season’s finish with a strong showing.
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Reuther Shuts Down Cardinals As Dodgers Win
Reuther allowed only four hits and the Dodgers edged the Cardinals 4 to 3 in game two of the series. Errors and a costly pass in the sixth helped Dodgers score, while Prokairn’s twelve hits included a double. Jaunston injured sliding, leaving the game.
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Leaders in Home Runs and Sacrifice Hits
E L Batting and Pitching records list leaders with homer totals from Flaser Worcester to Hart ford and Springfield figures. Sacrifice hits leaders show Emmerich Worcester and Gardella Pitsfield tied with seven. multiple players from New Haven Albany Worcester Springfield Waterbury and other cities reach seven.
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Graham
New Haven
Webb
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Sunpsven
Springfield
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Obure
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Gardella
Pitsfield
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Dirnham
Roser
Bhay
Long
Albany
Wight
Genin
King
Waterbury
Gallagher
Bernard
Eampond
Pitesfield
Dulty
Springeld
White Sox Rally Past Washington Club After Slow Start
The White Sox defeated Washington 6 to 4 in Chicago on June 15. Washington jumped to a three run lead in the fiery first inning, then Chicago plated four runs in the fourth to seize the game. Zahviser relieved by Russell in the fourth, Lyons exited in the fourth, Cooper bat for him. Connally pitched effectively.
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Leaders in Doubles and Triples Featured
Leader listings show doubles rankings with teams from Worcester Bridgeport Albany and Springfield and triples leaders including Worcester Bridgeport Wakeburs Hastford Newhaven and Waterbury. High scorers include Soloman and Dowd with multiple appearances across cities.
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Pitieficia
Albany
Soloman
Schinkle
Post
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Ceheig
Hastford
Dowd
Newhaven
Goff
New Haven
Donahue
Waterbury
Solomon
Laughing Rhymes and Boxing Tangles in Pugilism Talk
The piece ribs boxing rhetoric and shows Dempsey, Firpo, and Wills amid a tangle of rivals. It notes heavyweights spar, light heavies clash, and promoters balk at pay, while American fighters’ training routines contrast with visiting contenders.
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Combs Injured as Yankees Fall to Indians in Cleveland
June 15 Cleveland beat New York 10 to 9 in the first of a series. Jeff Combs of the Yankees dislocated his right ankle in the first inning and left the field. Myatt belted a two run homer in the seventh as Cleveland chased Shawkey. Home runs by Hyatt and several players highlighted a wild scoring game.
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Pelicans Beat Royals 27 to 22 in Wield Game
Bridgeport Pelicans defeat Royals 27 22 at Jennings Field in a quirky contest. Sisco triples Edie Jablonski drives two doubles and three singles in seven at bats. Royals star Toth shines. Pelicans challenge 14 15 year old city team. Manager Joe Jackson.
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Crowd Fills Ann Arbor For Boxing Card And Muhr Rumors
Open air bout at Brassar park features middleweight champion Harry Greb against Frank Moody with 4000 spectators needed to cover an $11000 overhead. Moody, Lou Bogash foe, previously outpointed by Moody in a recent clash. Other bouts include Rocky Smith vs Sheik Leonard and Carson vs Fergus in a stacked program.
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Mill River and Westport Golf Tie With Wins by Loughlin
Mill River and Westport clubs battled to a tie in yesterday’s match on Mill River. Loughlin led scoring with 104 260 738 in the ball sweepstakes. Mill River results show Matt and Dial defeating Cochran and Fie willing 190. E. dapp and B. E. Collina of Mill River split with Fraser and Payne. Westport’s Bailey and McDermott beat Mill River’s Richardson and MacLennan 3 to 0. Mill River also defeated Abistrous and Hunter, while Scanion and Selim edged Be Foland and W. Richardson 1 to 0.
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Mikita Shines as Iroquois Defeat Red Sox 8 1
Mikita in top form after signing with the Iroquois to pitch for the City League team. He held the Red Sox to four hits and one run as Indiana piled eight runs on a string of hits. Uretella brothers Mike and Dom starred in the field with Mike collecting three of five at bats.
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