Mackss Lose to White Sox in Philadelphia 4-0
Chicago White Sox defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4-0 as Sergeant George Connally allowed eight hits in his first start of weeks. Hunnefield and Hhimke each homered, with Metzler reaching for Humefield. Connally earned the win with Ehmke suffering the loss as Philadelphia struggled at the plate.
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Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
George Connally
Mack
Chicago
Rhoas Metzler
Humefield
Boley
Ehmke
Fate
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Hunnefield
Hhimke
Barrett
Kamm
Clancy
Connally
Letsom
Philedelphia
Eamke
Pate
Gray
Pitoner
Metzler
Nallin
Dineen
Tiraa
Cubs Extend Winning Streak to Twelve in 1907
The Chicago Cubs won their twelfth straight game by defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 2. Pitcher Carlson held the Phillies while Chicago tied and set season records for consecutive NL victories.
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Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Carlson
Cubs
Philadelphia
AB Rao AE
Wasser
Wrestling Trust Scrutiny and Editorial Backlash Revealed
The Charleston Gazette discusses alleged sensational corruption in wrestling trusts, citing sheriffs and editors as driving reform. It notes Curley and Sandow facing persecution claims, a Chicago legislative probe alleging falsified matches, and widespread accusations of rigged events across cities. The column highlights pressure amid rapid progress in 1927.
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Charleston Gazette
Curley
Sandow
Chicago Legislative Committee
Sendon
Noah
His Ark
Chicago
Wnter
Jence
Mullins
Pum
Araeed Pany
Biullins
Jeems
Trust
Jack Curley
Long
Lewis, Munn
Zbyske Brothers
Europe
Stecher, Lewis
Atunn Ar Mms
Phillies Beat Cubs In Low-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2. Two-base hits by Cooney and F. Scott. Three-base hit by Stephenson. Hits off Pruett 21-3 in innings. Sacrifice hits by Leach and H Wilson. Bases on balls 0 4.
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Mokan
Wrightstone Ib VV
Leach
J. Wilson
Thompson
Veenee
Land
Pructr
J. Scott Plass
Chicago
Adams
F. Scott
Wilson
Stephenson
Grimm
Hartnett
Beck
Carlson
Philadelphia
Cooney
Phenson
Pruett
Innnings
H. Wlson
J. Beott
Baseball game recap with outs and double play
Struck out by Carleon for zero, Fruety for one, and J Scott for three. A double play turned by Band to Wrightstone. Losing pitcher Pruett. Umpires Jords Hart and Rigler. Time 1 36. The WSJ quips that girls expect clocks in stockings to strike one.
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Fruety
J. Scott
Wrightstone
Pruett
Jords
Hart
Rigler
Wall Street Journal
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