Pirates Rally to edge Giants 7 6 in ninth
Pirates mount late comeback in Pittsburgh to beat the New York Giants 7 to 6. Meine earned the win after Grimes faltered in the sixth as Pittsburgh ties the game driven by Traynor and Grantham. Malone adds his eighth victory on the hill in a tense finish.
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Sammy Mandell Signs To Defend His Title
Chicago June 2 Sammy Mandell world lightweight champion signed to defend his title against a suitable opponent Watore on August 10. He signed with Paddy Harmon president of the Chicago Stadium Corporation and received a signing bonus of 68000.
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Senators to Meet Beckley Knights in Weekend Series
The Senators defend their place in Lan Harringer's Tri-Btute Lengue as they face the Black Knights of Beckley in a two game set. Saturday location is Kanawha Park with Sunday at Beckley. Beckley adds Beers Sexton Myers Hodge Rhym er and Cohn to bolster roster.
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Biddy" Beers
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Powell Eyes Horace Barker Return Ahead of Saturday
Boss Powell awaits word from Horace Barker the previous season's first string catcher who was due back this week. While seeking new talent he considers Morgantown West Virginia where Paul Pervala a Legion Junior Baseball pitcher recently threw two no hit games in five days and went seven for seven at the plate.
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Funds Created by Kentucky Racing Commission for Injuries
The Kentucky State Racing Commission established a fund to cover medical expenses and hospital bills for trainers and jockeys injured at the racetrack.
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Home Run Hitters Wellnesday 1 and Baseball Totals
Fragmented OCR item lists players and teams across leagues with unclear scores and order. Key names include Gehrig, Ruth, Foxx, Foxx, Simmons, Wilton, and Yorkees with Athletics, Yankees, Giants, Browns, Cardinals, Phillies. Totals appear for National and American Leagues but exact figures are unreadable.
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Americans Dominate Dutch Net Tournament Highlights
In Noordwijk Holland on June 12 17 American players drew the most interest in the Dutch tennis championships. Frank Hunter Big Bill Tikten and Junior Corn won five matches. Hunter beat Daniel Nielsen 6-2 6-2 6-2 while Coen defeated Herre Keely 6-3 6-1 6-0. Big Bill teamed with Hunter and with Ken Bouman to win doubles and mixed doubles. Coen and Hens Timmer beat Patterson and Hroese Van Groenem 6-3 6-2 8-3.
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Yankee Club Reaches 25 Players' Limit
NEW YORK June 12 The Yankees reached the 26 man limit today by placing Floyd Van Pett a 21 year old right hander upon the voluntary retired list Van Pett won 26 games for Montgomery in the Southeastern league last year but an arm injury kept him out this season Meredith Hopkins University of Texas infielder has been signed by Jersey City, a club with a working agreement with the Yankees.
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Athletics Beat White Sox 7 3 for third straight win
Philadelphia June 12 The Athletics defeated the Chicago White Sox 7 to 3 extending their streak to three straight. Pitcher Walberg earned his seventh victory despite a rough seventh inning. Simmons drove in two runs with a fourth inning homer as Berg, Hoffman and Sikes added runs.
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Bobby Jones Considers Japan Golf Invitation
Atlanta reports Bobby Jones said he is seriously considering a cabled invitation to play golf in Japan this year. A final decision will come after a New York meeting with United States Golf Association officials. He noted Japanese golfers are eager to welcome him and plans to depart for Winged Foot and then California for the American amateur tournament.
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Chicago Pitcher Malone Leads 7-3 Win Over Phillies
Malone earned his eighth victory for Chicago as they defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 in the opener. He fanned 12 over seven innings, with Johnny Moore homering in the eighth. English injures leg in collision and may miss several days. Moore drove in multiple runs as Chicago jumped to a 6-1 lead then held on.
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Indians Subdue Senators 9 to 5 in nine inning rout
Cleveland beat Washington 9 to 5 as six Cleveland runs came in six innings off three Senators pitchers. Washington scored all its runs in the fourth, driving Hudlin from the mound before Bhaute closed strong. Key players included Fonseca Lind and Ruel with multiple hits, while Hayes and Gardner contributed defensively.
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Henderson Randolph Retained at Davis & Elkine College
Elkins June 12 Henderson and Jennings Randolph, coach and director of athletics at Davis & Elkine College, will return next year. Henderson starts his seventh year, Randolph his fourth. Both are Salem College graduates. The note contrasts four straight pennant chances among ten major league clubs, noting only the New York Giants achieved it.
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British Golfers Defeated In Amateur Meet at Sandwich
The British Amateur Championship produced surprising results with top British players eliminated. John Dawson defeated John D. MacCormack two and one while Guy Campbell edged his opponent one up. Dawson advances to face Edward P. Kyle as the field narrows to 32. The Prince of Wales watched, amid others, as Tolley and Grant staged strong showings.
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Malay States
Nekola Case Puts Baseball Circles In a Furor
Holy Cross pitcher Frank Nekola faced unprecedented bidding as three major clubs vied for his services. Reports say the New York Yankees claimed Nekola, while Ed Barrow denied knowledge of any contract. White Sox reportedly offered 20000, with Nekola preferring college, and speculation centers on his future as either a pro or remaining in college for two years.
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Braves Release Two Players to Baltimore IL
Boston announces the release of catcher Richard Smith and infielder Bernie James to the Baltimore club of the International League.
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Fielder Jones Revered in Old Time Chicago White Sox Lore
Portland visitors recall Fielder Jones and the 1908 World Series as the Hitless Wonders, praising his captaincy and outfield antics. The White Sox, behind Altrock and Walsh, toppled the Cubs four games to two in a storied fall classic, while Jones’ players were celebrated for pitching, defense, and smart basework.
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