Donohue Bests Doak in Close Tilt on Mound
Donohue defeats Doak in a close pitching duel noted by a single and double, ending Cindy Scoring.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
10
Athletics Lose Stilt To Browns at St Louis
In St Louis on June 14 the Browns completed a clean sweep of the Philadelphia Athletics by shutting them out 0 to 0. Ken William led the Athletics with a scoring surge, while Philadelphia’s pitching stalled as the Browns dominated the game with strong innings.
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Cubs Triumph Over Phillies 9 to 2
In Philadelphia on June 18, the Cubs routed the Phillies 9 to 2. Chicago’s batting overpowering early, with strong pitching by Hetty and late support from Moore, Aldridge, Olfarrall, Batts, Weinedar, Hubbel, and Wikson. The Phillies could not respond as the Cubs pulled away after a tight first inning.
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Batts Weinedar
Hubbel
Wikson
Indians Annex Third Victory From Yankees Bland
Cleveland takes the third win in four against New York by a 3 to 1 tally. Speaker scores on Sewell’s single after two were out to plate the winning run in the ninth. New York fielding stifled Cleveland with sharp defense and orderly pitching, as most players managed only one hit.
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New York Americans
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Cleveland
New York
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The Spotlight on Beating and Baseball Echoes
A reflective column discusses how teams must learn to absorb defeats and keep fighting, noting the Alabama university connection and legendary players such as Cobb Speaker Hornsby Boone as examples of Southern resilience. It also previews boxing and golf in a packed sporting year with references to Stribling Berlenbach and a fund drive for care.
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Alabama
Alabamg Universitty
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Cleveland
Joe Sewell
Riggs Stevenson
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Speaker
Hornsby
Mik Fund
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Fund Promuters
National League results and upcoming games
Yesterday's Baseball scores include Pittsburgh 4 over Boston 1 and New York 3 over St. Louis 1. Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 1. Chicago 15 over Philadelphia 8. Today Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, New York at Boston.
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Detroit
Washington
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Lou Perce
Chicago Wisneeees
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Cincinnwth
Brooklyn
Goenies Today Cincinnat
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White Sox Fall to Washington in Narrow Loss
June 18 reports Washington halted the White Sox 4 to 1 in a frenzied hitting contest. Early offense by Washington helped build a lead as Chicago chased runs after Goslin’s pop out and a Peekinpaush single.
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Feldera Choter
Peekinpaush
Dundee Accepts Kaplan's Defi for 128-Pound Crown
New York June 15 Johnny Dundes world featherweight champion accepted the challenge from Tieula Kid Kaplan Meriden Connecticut for the 128 pound crown. Frank Moody Singligh middleweight was named and a suspended boxer was at issue for engaging in a bout with Harry Gren. Waterbury Caron June 16. Greb under suspension in Massachusetts and New York rules bar licensed boxers from fighting a titleholder while under the ban.
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Johnny Dundes
Cham Wion
Kid’ Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Frank Moody
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Harry Gren
Waterbury
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Massachusetts
Neare
Dean Allows Four Hits Then Giants Win 3 1
New York pitcher Dean limited St Boule tafay to four hits as the Giants beat the Cardinals 3 to 1. Hornsby collected two of the four hits allowed by Dean while also homering. Jona 1k,-warland Den pitched brilliantly in York.
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New York
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American women tennis stars lose at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon on June 15 the U S women were swept in all three singles matches by Britons. Helen Wills fell to Phyllis Covell in straight sets while Kathleen McKane defeated Mullery, and the doubles saw Covell and Sherard-Baran beat Jessup and Goss. In London an operation on Shella McCarthy left leg nearly severed after a street accident.
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Former American Open Champion Weds In Atlanta
Miss Mary Malone and Robert T. Jones, both famed for American open golf titles, wed in Atlanta. The ceremony followed Jones's unsuccessful bid to defend his open title in Detroit. Malone, part of Atlanta’s social circle, had long been admired.
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
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Robert T. Jones
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Detroit
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Ateia ‘Lech Ang Trarvard
New River State Net Star Beaten at West Virginia
Barentlow Stevens of Potomac State College defeated Grant of Keween State College in a five set Intercollegiate Lennis singles championship at West Virginia. The match drew a large crowd as Stevens, junior champion of Ohio, pushed the pace with brilliant form before prevailing 3-6 6-2 5-7 6-2.
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Potomac State School
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Barentlow Stevens
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Kew River State College
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Ohio
Detroit Dominates Boston in Five Game Series
Detroit won the five game set in Boston, completing the series with a 3 to 2 score in game five. The Tigers gain ground on the American League standings as Boston’s pitcher Bill Piercy exited after a bat to the head, replaced by Murray in the first inning.
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Detreit
Boston
Toslas
Tigers
Yanks
Cleveland
Bill Piercy
Red Sox
Murray
Seora
Piercy
Ross
O'Nell
W. Collins
Bassler
Woodall
Ambiguous baseball results amid mixed standings brief
The clipping lists multiple city matchups with unclear scores and pairings, including Minneapolis versus Toledo 4 0 and St Paul versus Columbus 4 4, along with others like Kansas City versus Louisville 1 2 and a Nashville versus Atlanta 3 13. The fragmentary data references several teams and leagues without cohesive context.
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Toledo
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Columbus
Kansas City
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Pirates Beat Boston Crew 4-3 in Final Game
Pirates tally 12 hits to edge Boston 4 to 3 in a tight finish. Pittsburgh gains late momentum and secures the win as the series wraps.
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Boston Crew
Pirates
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