Logan Countians Excel in 14th Inning Victory
Logan Countians edge Gay Monitor 5 4 in the 14th inning after a tense Texas-style duel. Speed Martin and Kirk Heatwole pitched for Logan and Charleston respectively, with Dude Martin scoring in the 14th on a wild throw to seal the win. Chick Farrell homered twice for Charleston, while Jess Echols added a triple and Dearien an RBI single. A three hundred fan crowd watched a dramatic late-innings comeback and standout fielding by Boas Watt Powell.
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Emt Orcutt
Gemarleston
Dehue Beats Ramage 19-8 in Logan Showdown
Special to The Gazette Dehue, one of Logan’s fastest industrial clubs, defeated Ramage 19 to 8. Roy White pitched for Ramage, giving up 25 hits as Dehue’s Guyan champs struck early and often. M. Davis and Cannon rapped four hits each. Haier homered for Ramage, while Dehue’s White and four-base counters highlighted the rally. Dehue to face St Albans in a July 4-5 twin bill near Charleston.
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Eenterfere
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Hull
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Browns Break in Tigers Streak
Detroit saw a nine game winning streak ended as St Louis dominated the finale of the series. Hargrave hit a homer with two on, while costly errors allowed the visitors to build the lead. La Motte and McManus collided at second on a fumble play that produced an out.
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Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Senators Defeat Athletics 6 to 1 in opening series edge
Washington defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Reuther shut down the visitors. McNeely drove in three runs and scored twice while Lamar collected four hits in a key performance that stretched his game string to 28. The three game set now favors the Senators after two teams’ first clash.
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Haines Holds Cubs Hitters in Doubleheader Opener
Saint Louis defeats Chicago 3 to 2 as Haines allows only three hits. Cubs lead 1-0 until the sixth when St Louis ties and goes ahead with two runs, behind a crowd of 22,000 at Chicago. Blake and Hartnett vs Haines and O’Farrell.
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Cadinals
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Haines
O'Farrell
Chicago Completes Series Sweep Over Cleveland 8-4
Chicago won the final game against Cleveland by 8 to 4 to complete a sweep and extend their winning streak to eleven. Thurston pitched well in relief, shutting down the visitors in key innings as Chicago built a late cushion.
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Ton
Schalk
Everett Scott Long Run of Luck Spans Ten Years
New York June 8 1926 Everett Scott famed major leaguer noted for an endurance streak covering 1 807 consecutive games from June 24 1916 to May 7 this year his move from the Yankees to the Senators and lingering fame in baseball history are discussed with focus on his lengthy stretch and solid defensive play rather than headline hitting or sensational feats.
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Uben
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Miller Huggins
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Doen
Stramcer
Red Sox
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Sox
Giants Rally To Edge Red Sox On Meusel Triple
Younts drive with two on base sparks a five run seventh as Meusel belts a decisive triple in the eighth, lifting the Giants to a 6 5 victory over Boston to stay atop the league standings.
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Giants
Orat Place
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Younk
Baseball standings and traded players linked to pennant chase
The fragment lists teams and scores from multiple games including Chicago and St Louis, mentions trades such as Scott to the Yankees, and notes career decline factors. It suggests the Senators face likely no better than third place this year amid pennant contention.
La Reine Lumiere Wins Classic of French Turf
La Reine Lumiere, owned by Baron James De Rotheaud, captured the Prix de Paris at Longchamp before 80 000 spectators including President Doumergue. It marked the first female winner since 1902 and paid 120 francs per franc. Terreneuvien finished second and Dark Diamond third amid crowding at the first turn. Donoghus suffered injuries but non life threatening.
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Associated Press
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Shea
Iast Iitty
Mme
Edmond Blaje
Terreneuvien Wan
Baron Bayen
Dark Diamond
Aron Robert de Rothschild
Paul Wertheimer
Steven Lonashue
Frank Hulock
Donoghus
Bullock
League Leaders Stagger Through Upset Week In 1926
Major league pennant races saw Giants drop from first then reclaim top spot as Braves, Pirates, Reds and Athletics posted upsets. Boston crushed champions 8 to 3, Pirates beat Reds 3 to 2, Reds rebounded 6-2 while Giants and Senators faltered then recovered. A bad spell for leaders amid tight standings.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia ‘Crew
Senators
Giants
Boston Braves
Athletics
Washington
Macklan
Three Cincinnati Pitchers Fail To Stop Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati pitchers could not contain Pittsburgh as the Pirates won 6 to 2. Reds were held to scattered hits except for a two run inning by Cincinnati. Careys home run to left field in the seventh was one of the longest drives seen here.
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Vt Barnhart
St . Traynor
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Sweeney, O'Day
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Baseball scores from Midwest league games reported
Indianapolis defeated Columbus 5 to 3 in extra innings while Milwaukee edged Minneapolis 4 to 3 and Louisville topped Toledo 7 to 4 in another fray. A second match saw Louisville win 10 to 6 over Toledo in the same series.
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Indianapolis
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