Senators Stop Boosters 2-0 in Kanawha Park Matinee
The Charleston Senators defeated Huntington Boosters 2-0 at Kanawha Park as Fayl Folliard pitched a masterful game for the visitors. Lanning and Swain helped by fending off a late scare as rain ended the second game before completion. Barker drove in a run and Whitlock and Waldon played key defensive and hitting roles for Charleston.
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Charleston Senators
Johnny Stuart
Huntington Boosters
Kanawha Park
Powellmen
Fayl Folliard
Ret Swain
Boosters
Boostera
Polllard
Agate
Dandie
Paul
Mr. Fulard
Powell
Lanning
Tommy Lanning
Lanvying
Tommy
Johnny Watson
Watson
Stuart
Red Swain
Skort
Red
Rea
Charleston
Bwain
Senators
Honda
Helda
Huntington Fos
Horace Barker
Senatora
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Wes
Polliard
Farrell
Barker
Cobble
Swain
Folliard
Fawell and Company
Whitlock
Wilde
Dooley
William
Whart
Hardrock Waldon
Waldon
Chick Farrell
Parkersburg
Huntingtett
McMillan
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Peeere
Pamron
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Ceadie
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Parker
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Swale
Rookie Pitchers Win Double Header
Washington defeats Boston in both ends of a June doubleheader as Walter Johnson gives two rookie pitchers a chance. In the first game after 19 innings Gaston silences Boston with four hits. in the second, Washington bats Moris for four runs in the sixth. Leads include West Barrett Cronin and Tate with key RBIs. Burke and Morris suffer losses with Burke notching 3 walks and 2 strikeouts amid long innings.
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Walter Aohnson
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Reeves
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Scarritti
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Gosin
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Wass
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Reens
Berry
Reman
R. Barratt
Regan
Necles
Hoste Aington
Rothrock
Dudge
Jbsian Scarrtt
Willome
Goslin
Wsartt
Ageves
Bliege
Cronin
Tate
Hevine
Stewart
Houston
Burke
Morn
Barnes
Carroll
Morris
Haves
Bluse
Sames
Aegan
Staten
Regain
Tale
Rose
Mors
Strick
Heving
Hildebrand and
Guthrie
Beckley Beats Williamson 3 0 In Pitchers Battle
Beckley shut out Williamson 3 to 0 in a pitchers duel from the second through the eighth. Buckley plated two in the eighth after Williamson’s slow start, and Williamson finally threatened in the ninth before Bev Meynard struck out to end the game. Score by innings shows Beckley 012006 0 3 Williamson 000309 000 0 4. Batteries Sawyer McByerni Withrow Kirkendahl.
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Williamson
Beckley
Hiself
Buckley
Bev Meynard
Stelking
R. HE
Beesley
Willamson
Sawyer
McByerni Withrow
Kirkendahl
Crowley to Succeed Kipke at Michigan
James H. Crowley, assistant football coach at the University of Georgia, will assume head football duties at Michigan State College replacing Harry Kipke. Announcement made tonight by President R. By Shaw of Michigan State. Includes unrelated baseball scoring lines and game details mixed in the text.
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Lansing
Mich
James H. Crowley
University of Georgia
Harry Kipke
Michigan State College
R. By Shaw
Michigan State
Blue Main Factor In Browns Victory
In St Louis Blue led the Browns to an 11 to 5 win over the White Sox delivering an 18 hit attack over two days to clinch the series. He doubled and scored three times as Collins yielded ten hits and five walks but pitched the full game. Bleak details show Melillo Kerr and Shires among others contributing. Lyons, Dugan and McKuin also used on the mound for St Louis.
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Browns
White Sox
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Shires Tb
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Lylous
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Kress
O'Rourke
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Budgie
Shires
Ziue
Melillo
Wome Rune
UW Buertflues
Loring
Lyons
UN Pires
Princeton to Stage Night Football Games This Fall
Princeton announces night games for the fall season with floodlights at the field. Work on lighting, estimated to exceed 42,000 dollars, is already underway. Both Princeton High and Canarel College plan to host much of their home schedule under the lights.
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Princeton
Princeton High
Cancarel College
Plans Marathon Race to End at Wheeling
Wheeling on June 22 reports a marathon race planned by Tom Tweetle of Moundaville from Moundaville to Wheeling. The course follows state routes with a two hour time limit for entries, targeting early July.
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Wheeling
Moundaville
Tom Tweetle
Sayist Avimuer Two
Tose
Carroll High Cage Stars Get Letters
Hamlin June 22 nineteen athletic awards have been made to Carroll Wig team members and girls’ squad. Captain Taylor Cre means Dorsey Marlin Jennings Roberts Marxelk Woodal Kael Arkt Donald Gh dimingy Coffman Wham White. Certificates received by Gretchen Burie Maker Edward Eloise Fikins Naomi Gul Hunter Rose Stiles Gene A Childers Pastine Burns Louise Yates Mildred Gil.
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Hamlin
Carroll Wig Xrnool
O Hs
Vernon Lorn
Taylor Cremeans
Dorsey Marlin
Jennings Roberts
Marxelk Woodal
Kael Arkt
Donald Gh Dimingy
Coffman Wham White
Plsor Gretchen Burie
Edward Eloise Fikins
Naom
Gul Hunter
Rose Stiles
Gene’ A Childers
Pastine Burns
Louise Yates
Mildred Gil
Record Crowd Sees Athletics Beat Yankees in Opener
New York June 22. The Athletics defeated the Yankees 7 to 3 in the opening game of a doubleheader as a near record crowd watched. Walberg’s speed led the A’s to safety positions and Helmach was driven from the field. Babe Ruth sparked a late rally with a bunt that tied the game in the eighth before the Athletics pulled ahead in the ninth with a decisive finish.
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Yankees
Walberg
A's
Helmach
Sherki
Wuntberg
Berdall Lary
Celirio
Tore
Jack Quinn
Pipgras
Innring
Simmons
Aubietie Washet
Babe Ruth
Combs
Dykes Hurrige
Comus
Fenure Ruth
Tan
Chhad Ruth
Larvert
Wene
Pipaias
Quinn
Pitchers who win less than they lose in major league play
The piece surveys several pitchers from early baseball history, noting that many stars posted losing records. It highlights Faware Ehmke’s major league career with the Tigers and Red Sox, including a long stint with Detroit and a trade to Boston, after a 1926 move to the Athletics. It also mentions Tom Zeebury’s time with the Senators Browns and Yankees, with a record overview spanning multiple seasons and teams.
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Tizers
Detroit
Boston
Athletics
Tigers
Eamke
Wdt
Philadelphia
Red Box
Ehmke
L. Pet
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Tim Cates
Ssa
Son Tan
Tom Zeebury
Tom
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Browns
Yankees
EWS
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Cincinnati
John McGraw
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Cubs
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Dodgers
Stoner Ase
Senators
Twin Bill Highlights Whitewash as Brooklyn Falls and Boston Triumph
Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader with Brooklyn shut out 3 0 by The Robins while Boston won 5 0 behind Bos Smith. The day featured strong pitching, key hits, and defensive miscues as both teams chased the outcome in a brisk Boston game.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Major League Statistics Patchwork Update
Summary of late season baseball scores and standings across the National and American Leagues. Includes New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, and other teams with game results and upcoming matchups. Mentions league leaders and intercity contests, with scattered place names and dates.
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Phildelphina
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Schwabe
May
Charleston Boosters
Nation
Bruce Gray Transit
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