Semi-Pro Outfit From Smoky City Arrives In Chartenton
Semi pro contingent from Smoky City led by Son Miller and Jack Pitta arrives in Chartenton for an afternoon matchup with the Powellmen. The visitors feature Penn State’s Snte and other regional semi pro players, aiming to test the local club amid high expectations and notable pitching depth.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across The League
Yesterday in the American League results included Washington at Philadelphia 2 to 0, Cleveland 6 over Detroit 6 to 3, St. Louis 5 in late game, Chicago 6 beating St. Louis 7 in the second game, New York 5 over Boston 3 in a late game halted by rain, New York 3 Boston 2 in a second game suspended in the fifth, with matchups listed as Chicago at St. Louis and Cleveland at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, Benton at New York.
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Ruth Hits Homer as Yankees Win in Doubleheader
New York defeats Boston in the first game of a doubleheader while Babe Ruth hits his 1st homer of the day. Rain and darkness end the second game early with New York leading and Boston stranded at 2-3 in the top of the sixth.
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Dodgers Rally in Ninth Wins Hard Fought Game
Brooklyn gains a 4 to 0 win over Philadelphia in a pitching duel as Grimes vs Mitchell. Grimes was ejected in the eighth for kicking at a baserunner. Final score shows Brooklyn scoring late while Philadelphia failed to respond. In Reading, Outfielder Tommy Connely sold to Baltimore. Clarence Pitt and Josh Pier also noted among players in a separate league report.
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Pirates top Cincinnati again in tense fielding duel
Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati to claim a second straight win. Meadni v and Sheehan pitched a tight game while sensational fielding played a key role. The Pirates scored in the fifth when Marangillo doubled, advanced on Schmidt and Meadows' bunt for the lone run.
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Rain Halts Tenants Tennis Matches at Edgewood Club
Rain halted the tenants matches between the Edgewood Country Club Mayers and the Huntington Y Team yesterday afternoon. Six singles and three doubles were postponed as rain began just before play. Arrangements will reschedule the Cabellites later in the season.
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New York Players Win Doubles Title in Lakes Championship
In Buffalo on June 21 R Lind sey Murray of Niagara Falls and Sam Hardy of New York defeated Gerald Emmerson of Summit New Jersey and A H Chapman Jr of Springfield Massachusetts in the finals of the Great Lakes doubles tennis championship. The score was 6 2 7 5 1 6 11 2. The annual tournament concluded with Willam T Tiden Mr. of Philadelphia retaining the Great Lakes singles title yesterday.
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Senators Triumph In Double Bill Over Cubs And Cards
Washington swept Philadelphia and Chicago in a double header, routing Phillies 11 to 3 behind solid hitting from every man on the lineup including Walter Johnson and homers by Frau ser and Simmons. In Chicago, the Cubs defeated St Louis twice 4-3 and 1-0 with Rogers Hornsby homering twice in the opening game and sharp relief from Sherdel and Kaufman in the second, while Sothoron’s errant pitch cost St Louis.
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A Wild Tale of Horses Rockets and a Freight Train
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Standings and schedule from American Association
Yesterday's results show St. Paul 9 over Columbus 7 and Minneapolis 6 over Toledo 4 with Louisville 6 and Milwaukee 1 and Indianapolis 2. Current standings list St. Paul ahead of Indianapolis and Columbus, with games today: St. Paul at Toledo, Minneapolis at Columbus, Kansas City at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Louisville.
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National League West Results Report
National League results show Philadelphia 3 at Brooklyn 4, New York 2 at Boston 1, Cincinnati 0 at Pittsburgh 1, St Louis 3 at Chicago 4. First game and second game details indicate Chicago and St Louis split, with St Louis winning one game and Chicago another.
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Bucknell Adopts First Year Residence Rule
Bucknell University athletic council unanimously approves a one year resident rule. Athletes cannot participate in any sport until they have lived on campus for a full year, effective 1925. Ben W. Creger of Center College is named assistant football coach for 1924-25 to assist Head Coach Charles B. Moran.
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