Errorsand Yankees Triumph Over Nationals in 4-1 Victory
In Washington on June 14, the New York Yankees defeated the hometown Senators 4 to 1. Spurgeon Chandler earned his seventh win against one defeat while wild pitching and four Washington errors aided New York’s offense. Etten scored on a long sacrifice fly and two runs scored on Pyle’s error in the crucial third inning, widening the gap atop the standings to three games.
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Golfers Prepare For 12th Annual City Wide Event
The Gazette’s 12th annual City Wide tournament nears with Meadow Brook hosting qualifiers. Four days of play welcome Meadow Brook members Saturday and Sunday and non members Monday and Tuesday. Entry is $2, with greens fees for non members on weekend qualifiers. Tournament chairman Jack Krueger expects perfect course conditions and defending champion Jimmy Lear aims to repeat.
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Club Bees
World Champions beat Dodgers as Braves win third game
Mort Cooper and Walker Cooper powered the Cardinals to a win with solid support as the World Champions defeated Chandler. Yankees beat the Senators 7th time this season with eight hits. Connie Ryan starred for the Braves in a strong assault on the Dodgers as the Braves took the third of a five game series.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings From Early Season Notes
Fragmented recap lists players and teams from the American and National Leagues with scattered stats and names such as Stephens Browns Walker Cardinain Markett Trollans McCormick and Vernon Pirates among others. It notes runs and home runs by various players in a journeyman style ledger style summary.
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National League clashes and score updates across venues
The scoreboard lists National League results with St. Louis defeating Cincinnati 5 to 2 and Brooklyn edging Boston 4 to 3. Games scheduled include Cincinnati at St. Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, and New York at Washington with night caps and doubleheaders noted. Individual pitcher matchups feature Riddle, Gumbert, Pollet, Sewell, McHan, Melton, Parrett, Fuchs, Gerheauser, Lednard, Detrait, Newhouser, Jabbo Smith, Niegeling, Mumphries, and Judd among others.
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Lou Nova to Fight Lee Savold in Chicago Bout
Chicago report confirms Lou Nova will fight Lee Savold on June 28 as part of Nova’s comeback. Nova knocked out Paul Hartnack in three rounds in his last bout. After Savold, Nova schedules matches with Jimmy Bivins in Cleveland and Tami Mauriello in New York.
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Lee Savold
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Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Tami Mauriella
New York
Bettina Wins by TKO Over Brooks in Philadelphia Bout
Melio Bettina defeats Lou Brooks by technical knockout in the first round of a ten round match at a Philadelphia stadium. Referee Irving Kutcher stops the action as Brooks staggers unable to see, Bettina shown in the center as the victor.
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Stammer Ace Colfer At Sheppard Field
At Sheppard Field Texas on a Saturday Johnny Sts from Oklahoma City claimed a spot on a team after winning the Oklahoma state amateur championship in 194? and the state football title in 19?? His toughest foe was Chuck Hyatt a lieutenant and trainer. Henry Picard, famed pro at Twin Hill Country Club in SRC City, also played with Johnny.
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Hatchet Man Knocks Out Gearre Brothers in Newark Bout
Curtis Sheppard earned his fourth win in five Newark starts by stopping Gearre Brothers at Meadow Brook. The bout, listed as ten rounds, ended in the third frame at 2:12, with the Pittsburgh fighter showing dominance in an era of fast-paced boxing.
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Athletics Buy Heffner From St. Louis Frown
Philadelphia June 14 1914 The Athletics purchased infielder Ben Heffner from St. Louis for an undisclosed cash sum. Manager Connie Mack announced the deal to add infield insurance and strengthen the squad as Heffner joins the A's lineup.
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Donald Beach Joins Brooklyn Front Office
Donald W. Berth, executive secretary of the Muttale Baseball Club, owners of the International League, announced today he has signed with the Brooks lyn Dodgers, effective July 1, to join the Brooklyn front office in Buffalo.
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Cards Win to Boost Loop Lead Over Dodgers
St Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 5 3 as Mort Cooper and Walker Cooper starred. Harry Walker extended hitting streak to 21 games. Musial was intentionally walked. In Brooklyn, Braves edged Dodgers 4 3, cutting Dodgers lead and widening Cards advantage in the pennant race.
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Great Lakes Suffer 8-2 Loss to Browns in St Louis
Great Lakes baseball fell 8 to 2 as St Louis Browns collected 10 hits off two former pitchers. Baker, Dean, McKain and Potter featured on the mound for the Browns, while Rabinson and others appeared for Great Lakes in a rough road game on June 14.
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A F of L Beats Sport Mart 6-0 for First Place Lead
ALF strengthened its hold on first in Charleston league action with a 6-0 win over Sport Mart. Lennard Papineau pitched a masterful one out to earn the shutout while fanning 14. Jones had the lone Sport Mart hit. Brevin contributed two hits for ALF in four at bats.
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Willie Pep to Take Army Physical Exam
New York reports featherweight champion Willie Pep will undergo his final army physical exam on Wednesday, with possible induction anticipated as early as July 1.
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Carbide and Stamper Clash Tonight at Kanawha Park
Carbide Chemists meet Stamper Motors in a War Industrial league clash at Kanawha Park at 7 p.m. Stamper, led by Lanky Bill Siders, aims to rebound after a setback to Ducos. Carbide veterans Grinstead and Dorsey pitched Sunday and may be used in relief as manager Tommy Turner weighs options.
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Ott Named Father Of Year In Sports
New York Giants outfielder Mel Ott was named the No 2 father of the year in sports by the National Father’s Day Committee. The NFDC lauded his exemplary home life and relationship with his two children alongside his leadership and sportsmanship.
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Giants Trade Barna to Boston Red Sox for Chase
New York Giants announce outfielder Babe Barna traded to the Boston Red Sox for pitcher Ken Chase. Giants also recall pitchers Hugh Fast and Rube Fischer from Jersey City for pitchers Jack Coombs and Ken Trinkle. Additional notes mention several minor league and league playoff references with matchups and standings.
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Heath Secrey to Share Tribe Left Field Berth
Cleveland press report announces 20 year old Pat Secrey will start in left field whenever a left hander pitches for the opposition. Heath will be used against right handers as Secrey, a Cedar Rapids alum with 32 homers and a .303 average last season, pushes for regular time. Secrey’s debut included four hits in 19 trips for a .303 mark.
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