Cardinal Boss Fined for Onfield Dispute in NL
St Louis manager Rogers Hornsby fined 100 by NL president John Haydler for a heated dispute with Art Fletcher of the Phillies. Fletcher fined 50 for provoking the outbreak. Heat of the day blamed, Hornsby praised for prior good conduct. no suspension. Also notes: Fairmont-Clarksburg forfeit in the Mid-Atlantic League and Ray Francis released by Boston. Yale over Harvard in college baseball.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Art Fletcher
Phillies
John A. Haydler
National League
Hornby
Heydler
Seball
Fletcher
Way Francis
Boston
Boston American League Baseball Club
Ray Francis
Fouta
Cincinnati
Southern Axct Trt on Mobile Nashville and Memphis Scores
Reported scores show Nashville defeating Mobile 3 to 1 in the first game and Nashville 7 to 2 over Mobile in the second. Memphis beat Atlanta 7 to 0, Birmingham 6, Little Rock 0, and New Orleans 7 to Chattanooga 4.
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Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Luque Shuts Out New York as Reds Win One Nothing
Cincinnati beat New York one to nothing with Crits drawing a walk and scoring on a first inning double by Roush. Roush delivered the decisive run as Luque received airtight support in a steady mound performance.
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Southworth
Awe Terry
Ayeee Kelly
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Groh
Reauier
Zitzman
Pinel
Niehaus
Sea Wingo
York
Gowdy
Critz
Wingo
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Sentley
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Sweenay
Piirman
Brooklin
Johnston
Fournier
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Hubbel
Pitteburgh
Carey
Moore
Grantham
Jonneton
Brock
Bane
Braoklyn
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Bawa
Balle
Geschrer
Grim
Oerciger
Hubbell
Pirates Defeat Dodgers for Sixth Straight Victory
The Pirates beat the Dodgers 8 to 3 in Pittsburgh as rain delayed play for 15 minutes in the seventh. Juns 17 The Pirates won their sixth straight, with Fde effective early before tiring in the final innings and allowing four hits. The visiting Robins gathered nine hits in the game.
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White Sox Split Bill With Boston
June 17 the Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox split a doubleheader before 20,000 fans. The White Sox won the first game 6 to 3 and carried an early lead into the second, but Boston rallied to win in the ninth as Carlyle doubled with three aboard.
Connie Mack Counts On Big Stars For Athletics Prowess
Connie Mack rallies around Gray Rommel and Harris as ace pitchers leading the Athletics. Sam Gray, 24, after eight wins before May 22 injury, plus Rommel with 27 wins in 1922, and 6 foot 6 inch Harris are cited as fueling a climb in American League standings.
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Letty” Groves
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Sam Gray
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Samuel Dad
Texas
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Athletics
Glim’ Warris
Tigers Run Wild in 19 1 Victory Over Yankees
Detroit crushed New York 19 to 1 as Gehrig homered for the Yankees. Tigers exploded for 18 hits and 6 in a sixth inning, tying a season record. Cobb hit a bases loaded homer. Ruth ended the inning with a fly out.
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Gehrig
Yanks Frogs
Tigers
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Yanks
Cobb
Hellemann
Ruth
Dauis
Bassler
Stan
Shawkey
Ferguson
Hell
Johnson
Jones
Schang
Leeme
Boston
Ieven
Slim Harries Hero of Athletic Win Over Indians
Slim Harries starred for Philadelphia with strong batting and pitching as they crushed Cleveland 19 to 3. Sherrod Smith faltered after a solid start, yielding sixteen hits in the last six innings. Tomorrow's game with Cleveland was moved to Cleveland due to a Rotarian convention in session.
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Philadelphia
Slim Harries
Cleveland
Sherrod Smith
Club Andin NAL League Standings Report
Fragmentary standings show teams Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Boston Philadelphia with mixed wins and losses. Source text incomplete but indicates a league table format and team labels.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Northern
Cleveland
Washington St. Louis
New Forkssensecen
Cincinnati Siecaean
St Louis
American League
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Washington Seweeise
St. Louis Aive Ag
Senators Edge Browns 2 1 on Pirates Pitch Duel
Washington won a 2 to 1 game at home extending their streak to three in a row over St. Louis. Zachary narrowly bested Bush in a pitchers battle while Harris collected a hit for his 23rd straight game. Washington batteries were Bush and Dixon, Zachary, Marberry and fuel.
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Bush
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Harris
Torn
Bt Tours
Dixon
Marberry
Fuel
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