Charleston Net Players Ready for State Tennis Meet
Charleston high school net team led by Captain Andrew Alexander faces New River State this morning at Edgewood Country Club in a final regular season match. If victorious, Charleston will enter the state tourney at Athens, WV held June 8 to 10 under Concord State Colleges.
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Loose Fielding Defeats Tigers in DetroitTilt Game
Detroit hosted Chicago in a 12 to 7 loss as misplayed fielding cost the Tigers. Chicago outhit Detroit and built a late surge after a quiet start, with Lyons and Schalk leading pitching support alongside Collins Holloway Cole and Woodall for the White Sox.
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Meusel's homer in twelfth wins for Yankees 6 4
In the twelfth with two out, Meusel hit his fifteenth homer off Zachary, lifting New York to a 6 4 victory over Washington. Howard Shanks tied the game with a ninth inning homer as Babe Ruth went hitless in six trips. Washington had 9 hits to New York's 15, with two-run scoring plays and strategic substitutions noted throughout the tense late inning.
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Thomas Weakens and Diamond Wins on Wilson Field
In a thrill-filled game Diamond defeated league-leading Kaufman 4 to 2 at Wilson field after scoreless first five innings. Diamond scored in sixth, Kaufman tied in seventh, Diamond plated three in the eighth to seal it. J Young led offense with a two-run double as Thomas hurled until the eighth. Brown and Beaver made key plays in the field. Other games: Southern Association Atlanta beat Chattanooga 8-2 and New Orleans routed Memphis 14-0. Cumberland defeated Wheeling 6-2 and Clarksburg beat Fairmont 5-4 in the Middle Atlantic League.
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Emmanuel Boyd Win On West Side In League Clash
Emmanuel Baptiste side beat Schwamb 10 to 1 on a day of miscues as Hartley held Schwamb to three hits while Emmanuel plated ten runs in early frames. Calvary church fell 10-2 to Boyd church teasers on Florida street diamond with Kiser exiting early for Hoyd and Weaver sending a double for Calvary. Also Jersey City lost to Baltimore 0-4 and Reading topped Providence 8-3 as Toronto crushed Syracuse 14-0 in the International League.
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Red Sox Top Athletics 4-2 Behind Ehmke Home Victory
Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Red Sox manage only four hits off three pitchers. Howard Ehmke earns his first home win, despite nine hits allowed. Boone and Wache drive in all three early Sox runs with a third inning rally.
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