Braves win final with Reds in tense 4-3 finish
In a close summer clash on a Saturday in June 1974, the Braves defeat the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 to clinch the series. Key plays include a crucial rally in the eighth inning and defense turning two double plays. Winning pitcher Genewich, with May and Benton handling bullpen duties. Umpires Sweaney, Hart and Quigley officiated the game lasting 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Belmont Stakes to Be Run Today at Belmont Park
The Belmont stakes for three year olds, worth fifty thousand dollars, is scheduled at Belmont Park with ten entrants. Notable horses include Mad Play and Sheridan from Rancocas, Mr Stutt of Bud Fisher, Beau Butler from FE Bradley, plus Sun Pal Modest Thorndiste Klondyke Aga Khan and Samaritan. The Belmont, first run in 1867, is one of America's oldest turf races with past winners including Colin Friar Rock Hour Yess and Man O War.
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Athletics maul Indian hurlers and win by 11 7
In Philadelphia, the Athletics overwhelmed the Indians with an 11 to 7 victory. Cleveland figures prominently in the matchup, showcasing a strong offensive showing and a decisive win.
Sewell and Burns deliver in rough baseball score
Two bane hits by Sewell and Burns lead Sewell, Clarkes, Meek, and Gallaway in a pitched game. Meeker Baumgartner and Morton combine on the mound with errors and wild pitches shaping a 2 0 tally as Smith provides offense. A rough, era-era box score notes Smith, Perkins, and Denke with time at 2:22.
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Browns Top Sox as Red Sox Fall to Second Place
June 6 report from Louis says the Browns defeated the Boston Red Sox 11 to 4 to push Boston into second place while New York also won. Browns scored in the first inning after Ferguson was hit freely and tallied six runs, with contributing players listed including Howe, Murray, Ferguson, Puhr, ONeill, Pleinich, Lyons, and P. Collins among others.
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Baltimore Youth Wins National Marble Championship in Atlantic City
George Lennox of Baltimore defeated Tammy Wright of Cilcones Mass to capture the national marble title in Atlantic City. Lennox won the first three games, Wright took three, then Lennox clinched the final game. The event included sightseeing and a tour around Philadelphia en route home.
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Breakfast Foot and Strange Tales of Far Lands
Fragmented OCR item with spoof tales and verse about Beggs Foy Yung, Wing Chow Mein’s daughter, and a wizard Yenhak. Includes jumbled dialogue, ancient king scenes, references to Muh jones Chow Mein, and a satirical riff on historical figures. Ends with a quip about owning ostriches and diet.
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Timely Hitting Helps Yankees Defeat Chicago
New York Yankees beat Chicago 5 to 3 as Ruth hit his fourteenth home run of the season in the fifth inning into the right field bleachers. Jones was retired by Pennock in the eighth as Chicago threatened. Pitching by Mewes and Winnins held the Cubs, with Pennock suffering a tough line. Umpires were Din and ODay. time of game 1 hour 47 minutes.
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American Girl Scores in England in Tennis Exhibitions
Harpenden England June report from the American women’s tennis championship holder Miss Wills who impressed British fans in two exhibition sets. She beat J Jarvis 8 6 in the first set and pressured Greeley before losing 9 7 as the Californian showcased bold attack and varied strokes against top local players.
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Johnson holds to shut out record in Detroit game
Washington pitcher Walter Johnson outpitched Marl Whitehill to shut out Detroit 2 to 0. It was Johnson's 10th shutout victory of his career. Whitehill pitched well but was relieved in the eighth. Score by innings shows Washington with a late rally and Detroit none despite early chances.
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National League Scores and Postponements Report
Yesterday in the National League Cincinnati defeated Boston 4 to 3 while Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 7 to 6. Pittsburgh Brooklyn game postponed by rain. Chicago New York postponed. Remaining schedule shows Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at Boston.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Yesterday's games saw New York defeat Chicago 3 runs, Philadelphia beat Cleveland 11 to 7, Washington 2 over Detroit 0, and Boston routed St. Louis 11 to 4.
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Will D K Greb To Assist In Benefit
New York reporters state promoters of a milk show announced receipt from the Massachusetts boxing commission that it would reinstate Harry Greb, the world middleweight champion, for a benefit event.
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Champion to defend title at Milk Fund Showdown
On a single day, June 20 or 27, the champion must defend his title against Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn, at the milk fund show at Yankee Stadium. In baseball scores, Jeresy City beat Newark 9 4, Toronto 8 beat Buffalo 4, Rochester 11 beat Syracuse 1, Reading 0 beat Baltimore 6. Southern Association results: Nashville 4 New Orleans 4, Chattanooga 4 Mobile 2, Memphis Birmingham rain, Atlanta Little Rock rain.
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Cardinals Drop Game to Phils
Philadelphia won 6 to 2 over St. Louis in a listless game that was briefly sparked by a fifth inning fight between Clarence Mueller and Heinie Sand after a slide at second base. The Phillies jumped to a 3-1 lead, then pulled away with three runs in the fifth and a scoreless final innings to seal the victory.
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Renalix Indianapolia and rivals scoreline reports
Yesterday's results show Renalix Indianapolia beating Columbus 8 to 5 while Louisville fell to Toledo 7 to 0. Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 11 to 2 with St. Paul edging Kansas City and Indianapolis meeting Columbus in mixed matchups. Today Louisville hosts Toledo and Indianapolis plays Columbus, Minneapolis faces Milwaukee, and St. Paul meets Kansas City.
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