Phillies Rally Past Indians After Eleven-Run Deficit
In a dramatic June 16 game in Philadelphia, the Phillies erased an eleven-run eighth inning deficit to beat Cleveland 15 to 11. Simmons homered to cap the attack, umpire Owens was badly hurt in a collision and replaced by Dinneen. Gene Rommel earned the win for Philadelphia, with Cleveland’s pitcher Baumgartner taking the loss after a lengthy 4 hour 35 minute contest.
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National League scores mix as pennant race tightens
Score roundup shows Pittsburgh 7 New York 5 and Chicago 5 four other NL games with Cincinnati 7 Brecksign 2 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4 while American League notices Boston 18 Chinara Philadelphia 17 Cleveland 15 and no other games scheduled noted.
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Donohue Pitches Reds To Win Over Dodgers
Cincinnati notes Donohue scattered six hits as the Reds defeated the Dodgers five to two. The game, halted for half an hour by rain in the later innings, featured Donohue’s effective pitching for Cincinnati in a mid June contest.
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Phillies drop ninth straight in St Louis loss
Philadelphia, backed by weak offense, fell to St Louis as the Cardinals secured their fourth straight win. Bottomley and Sanden homered, Sanden driving in a run with one aboard. The Phillies extended their losing streak to nine games in a pitching rich battle.
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Lindberg Sent to Norfolk from Giants System
Walter Lindberg left handed pitcher recently recruited by the Giants under an optional agreement has been released to the Norfolk club in the Virginia league. Wayland Dan remains injured from batting practice and returns to New York to recuperate. Mid-Atlantic League scores include Johnstown 12 Clarksburg 5 Cumberland 6 Wheeling 4.
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Rival Eds By Feg Murray Yale Harvard Crew Race Preview
Weather hopes for a clear day on May fifth set the scene for two major spectacles in New York and Connecticut. The Yale Harvard crew race headlines a long rivalry, with sixteen rowers per team aiming for glory for their schools and coaches Leader and Ed Tavens. Yale leads the series with thirty wins to Harvard’s twenty-seven, having taken the last four meetings, while Harvard seeks a stadium delight by upsetting Yale.
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Will Macfarlane Leads Scots in Aberdeen－The Lad From
A lively Sporting Light column sketches boxing and golf talk centered on Will Macfarlane of Aberdeen, with praise for Hagen and Walker, plus reflections on Walter Johnson and Gibbons in late open play. It notes Burns praise and the crowd’s cheers as part of a broad sports panorama.
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Big Innings Mark Victories of Elk and Marine Teams
Thundering Herd delays scoring until the fifth frame to rally past Lumbermen 13 to 1. Marines launch a fifth inning barrage to defeat Hillmen 7 to 2 as Elles drives in 13, Lumber 1. Gazette League standings note a recent win, with state home results and scattered figures.
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Pirates Defeat Giants In Lurid 7-6 Game
Pirates beat the Giants 7 to 6 in a rough contest. Snyder hit a homer in the ninth, Eddie Farrell exited after being spiked in the fifth, and Grantham was ejected for throwing at Scott after being hit by a pitch. Adams earned the win. Scott took the loss.
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Mad Play Dominates Aqueduct Opener
New York June 11 Mad Play Lem Hildreth's four year old won the seventh Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct opening day. Sting and Catalan followed in a tight finish while Mad Play led from the first quarter and held off rivals. Time for the mile was 1 58.0. Barney Wilder of the Chicago Nationals was released to the Philadelphia club via waivers.
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Dehue Nine Defeats Williamson in Thrilling Finish
Dehue edged Williamson 14 to 13 in baseball at Uakeball yesterday. White struck out ten for Dehue while Bishop fanned many Williamson bats. A key ninth inning rally started by Foutz who doubled with bases loaded, driving in three, then scoring on his own double to give Dehue a three run lead before Williamson added one more in the ninth. Chambers doubled in Dehue’s fourth inning run. White added a two run hit.
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Goodrich to Fight for Leonard's Title in New York
In New York on June 11, Goodrich of Buffalo defeated Banny Valger of New York in a 12 round final bout of the lightweight championship tournament. He advances to face Stanislaus Loayza of Chile for Benny Leonard's vacated title, with Loayza emerging as a top challenger after stopping Jim Olona of Cuba.
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Cubs Take Fifth In Row From Braves
Chicago short summary of a high scoring baseball game where the Cubs won their fifth straight by eight to three, with homers powering a nine inning rally. Brooks had a two on homer, Hartnett drove in runs, Tones pitched effectively until late, and Griffith also homered as Chicago outhit their opponents 12 to 3.
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Four European Davis Cup Semifinals Set Amid Wimbledon Finals
Paris reports four European net teams left with France facing England and India meeting Holland in semifinals after the English championship at Wimbledon begins June 22. Matches likely at Eastbourne with Deauville hosting final ties in late July or early August if France advances.
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Yale over Harvard in Yale field two mile dual meet
Yale defeated Harvard 78 1 2 to 55 1 2 at New Haven in the first meet between the rivals this afternoon. Yale swept the track events with notable wins by Watters and others, tying and setting dual meet records, while Harvard’s Wienecka and Schick figures are noted in field events and sprints. The day closed with a complete Yale sweep of the final 220 yard dash. International Shaghah results and a Buffalo 12, Providence 6 score are listed.
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