Malcolmson Wins Game for Hornets on Home Run Power
Malcolmson drove in four runs with two home runs to lift the Hornets past the Twins. Sceesley pitched superbly, allowing seven scattered hits and keeping the Twins off balance with his control. The game featured Malcolmson’s early two-run blast and a late homer to seal the victory as center fielder McMillan made a notable catch.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Malcolmson
Hornets
Sceesley
Howard
Coutts
Wofford
Seigfried
Cout
McMillan
Stewart
Pitcher Van Pelt Barred From Further Games
Sporting editor notes Van Pelt cannot play more games this season citing eligibility rules. Alumni page questions public justification and asks why the pitcher with proven ability should be restricted while fans seek to see his goods in action.
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Sporting Editor
the News
van Pelt
Williams Loses Game With Five Errors for Red Sox
In Spartanburg on June 24 Williams’ five errors doomed the Red Sox in an uphill loss to the Patriots. Lowman batted four for five and powered Greenville to the win while Eldridge struggled yet held firm when runs counted. Kipp and Williams were the game’s notable misfits, and Lowman’s hitting anchored the Patriots’ performance.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Willams
Eldridge
Red Sox
Patriots
Kipp
Williams
Lowman
Greensboro
Rickard
Doyle
I Fuller
Doak
Clapp Corwin
Stewart
Ol Anderson
Kelly
Taylor
Brannon
Io Kelly
Eae Spartanburg AB
Kirby
Laval Rf
Wagnon
Hayes Fogarty
Ef Totman
McCarthy
Wideman
McCoy
Westlake
Reese
Greenville
Smith
Hill
Sharp
Blackstone
Hoey
R Jenkins
Kite
Ochs
Ridgeway
Andersen
McCarthy Pitches Anderson to Victory in Low-Scoring Tilt
Andy McCarthy pitched for Anderson, S C, and won 6 to 5 in the second start of the season. Ridgeway yielded wild moments, Kelly collected three hits, and Buck Flowers was signed to strengthen the locals. Four unearned runs aided the visitors.
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Kelly
Little Andy
Smith
Buck Flowers
Buck
Baseball Box Score Summary for Charlotte vs Winston
Two base hits by Sheesley and homers by Malcolmson and Gates highlight the game. Malcolmson and Dai ley contribute RBIs while Stewart and Wofford add stolen bases. Pitchers Sheesley Howard and Stewart combine for nine, eight, and three strikeouts respectively. Attendance 600, umpire Mr O'Brien.
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Kipp
Lowman
Westlake
Totman
Doyle
Eldridge
Smith
Laval
Rickard
Doak
Clapp
McCoy
Greensboro
Spartanburg
Mr. Liebrich
Sheesley
Malcolmson
Gates
Seigfried
Dailey
Wofford
Cross
Howard
Stewart
Spencer
O'Halloran
Clancy
Agnew
Garman
Charlotte
Winston
Hita
Mr. O'Brien
Detroit Adds Six College Stars to American League Roster
The Detroit club announced signings with six college stars including Bowdoin catcher Wilson Syracuse infielder Kling and University of Vermont outfielder McDonald along with Idaho infielder Lundstrum Washington and Lee pitcher Moran and an Eastern pitcher Wood. Most join after the college year ends with Wood to Minneapolis and Kling to Buffalo for further seasoning.
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Detroit
Mich
Wilson
Bowdoin
Lundstrum
University of Idaho
McDonald
University of Vermont
Wood
Eastern University
Kling
Syracuse
Moran
Washington and Lee University
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Wagner May Play First Pittsburg Protest Over 8-7 Boston Win
Pittsburg club protests Boston 8 to 7 victory last Thursday arguing the decision should have been made by the umpire in chief behind the bat. It also signals waivers may be asked on First Baseman Hunter as Wagner at first base is discussed.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Hunter
Wagner
Pittsburg Club Secures Waivers on Fred Hunter
The Pittsburg Club announces waivers on first baseman Fred Hunter. It is believed this clears the way for Hans Wagner to move to the initial sack and for either Electnie or Alex McCarthy, a South Send recruit, to play short.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburoh
Fred Hunter
Itley
Hans Wagner
Tial
Electnie
Alex McCarthy
Carolina Association Scores From Yesterday
Charlotte defeated Winston-Salem 6 to 2 while Greenville edged Anderson 6 to 5. Greensboro beat Spartanburg 9 to 6 in touted baseball action.
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Winston
Greensboro
Greenville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Anderson
Carolina Association
Winston-Salem
South Atlantic League Scores Report
Macon 4 Jacksonville 5. Columbia 11 Savannah 2. Charleston 3 Augusta 4. Columbus 7 Albany 0.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC _ LEAGUE
Columbia
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Columbus
Albany
Macon
Jacksonville
Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities
The report lists postponements with no games scheduled in several cities due to rain. It notes Birmingham 6 Memphis 5 and Montgomery 1 Nashville 7 as completed results.
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Chattanooga
New Orleans
Mobile-Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Nashville
Baseball scores across cities show varied results
Brooklyn led New York 1 0 while Philadelphia edged Boston 1 0. Chicago beat Pittsburg 3 4 with St. Louis and Cincinnati posting 7 and 8 respectively in separate showdowns.
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores and Wet Grounds Reported
Scores show Washington 2 New York 3 and Philadelphia 3 Boston 7 with a second game Philadelphia 4 Boston 6 and Cleveland 2 Detroit 4. A St. Louis Chicago matchup noted on wet grounds.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Wet Grounds
Eastern League scores with four games
Montreal defeated Baltimore 4 to 3 Toronto beat Newark 7 to 2 Rochester topped Jersey City 7 to 6 and Buffalo lost 0 to 2 at Providence.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Baseball Schedules Across Leagues Noticeable Matchups
Carolina Association games feature Charlotte at Winston and Greensboro at Spartanburg. Southern League includes Atlanta at Mobile and New Orleans at Chattanooga. National League has New York at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Cincinnati. American League games list Washington at New York and Detroit at Chicago.
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Charlotte
McMillan
Arne
Armnan tHross
Wofford
Seigfad
Malcolmson
Winston
Clemens
Hailoran
Spencer
Humater
Clancy
Rales
Vewart
Peller
Carolina Association
Howard
P. Boyle
P.C
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Greenville
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Spartanburg
Charlotte Pene
Anderson
P.C. Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Washington Ee
St. Louis
South Atlantic
Columbia
Columbus
Savannah
Macon
Abany
Augusta
Charleston
Ee Pees
Jacksonville
P.C. Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Southern
New Orleans
Cs A
Montgomery
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Atlanta
Virginia League
Norfolker
Roanoke
Richmond
Torref
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Danville
Tidewater League
Elizabeth City
Portsmouth Cares
Norfolk
Suffolk
Newport News
Old Point
Southern League
Tidewater League Scores Report
Norfolk defeated by Elizabeth City 2 to 3 while Portsmouth 1 Newport News 5 Old Point 5 and Suffolk 2 all resulted in losses or draws in a compact regional league summary.
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Tidewater League
Norfolk
Elizabeth City
Portsmouth
Newport News
Old Point
Suffolk
Hard to Get Good Ken, Have to Make Sacrifices
Pelican owner Charles Frank details the bargaining pressures of minor league clubs when securing players from major league clubs. He recalls nearly opening the season short on positions, securing second baseman Kirke through a costly deal, with options and potential sales to Detroit or Cleveland suspected as the drafting season nears.
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Charley Frank
Pelican
Frank
Detroit
Kirke
Tigers
Cleveland
Mr. Somers
Larry Lejoie
Bo Th
Low
Pelican Park
Johnston
Lowe
Mike Kahoe
Kahoe
Pelicans
Atlanta
Memphis
Birdville
micAleer
New Orleans
Leaf Turning Quip Sparks Quizzical Debate
A wry quip about strength to change habits circulates, prompting readers to ponder resolve and self improvement as a social motif. The remark hints at personal effort and habit reform in a light, reflective tone.
Man and wife cope with scarcity by making do
A reflective note on households adjusting to shortages, emphasizing practical resilience and mutual support as essentials in tough times. The piece hints at enduring partnership and resourceful living.
Harvard Wins Championship Series Over Yale in Cambridge
Harvard defeated Yale 4 to 1 in Cambridge to claim the annual college championship series. This marks Harvard’s first consecutive wins in eight years, following a Tuesday victory at New Haven. Harvard seized an early lead and Yale’s lone run came on an error.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
New Haven
Jim Delahanty a Dangerous Batter
Opposing pitchers in the Detroit Tigers keep passing Cobb and Crawford to face Jim Delahanty and fail. Delahanty is one of the best hitters in the country in pressure situations, delivering base hits with men on. His average may not top the leaders, but he is a far more dangerous man in clutch hitting.
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Detroit Tigers
Cobb
Crawford
Jim Delahanty
Delahanty
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Quick Lasting Kidney Relief
Middle aged and elderly people are urged to use Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles. The pills contain the ingredients necessary to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder action. They are claimed to be tense in action and quick in results.
Scores from American Association and Virginia League games
Baseball scores show Minneapolis 2 Indianapolis 5. Kansas City 5 Toledo 2. Milwaukee 2 Louisville 0. St Paul 3 Columbus 2. Appalachian Knoxville 4 Morristown 3. Cleveland 6 Asheville 4. Johnson City 7 Bristol 6. Roanoke 4 Danville 1. Harvard 4 Yale 1.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Appalachian
Knoxville
Morristown
Cleveland
Asheville
Johnson City
Bristol
Brown to Be Referee for U S Olympic Trials
Everett C Brown president of the National Athletic Union has been selected as referee for the national amateur athletic union championship games at Pittsburg on June 30 and July 1 The winners and place men are expected to be chosen to represent the United States in the Stockholm Sweden Olympic games in July 1912
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pittsburg
Everett C. Brown
National Athletic Union
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Open Golf Tourney at Chicago Club Sees Fast Greens
In Chicago on June 24 the national open golf tournament began at the Chicago golf club. Alexander Ross and Alexander Taylor were first to tee off amid extreme heat and a large crowd. Greens ran very fast, causing high scores and many misdirected puts as players sought accuracy on the slick surfaces.
Hayes Returns to Pitch No Hit Versus Winston
Pitcher Jimmie Hayes, released by Charlotte and linked to Asheville for health, was sent to Anderson and pitched a no hit game against Winston. He has previously accomplished the feat in the association and, if fully recovered, could be a sensation.
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Jimmie Hayes
Charlote
Asheville
Anderson
Winston
Sporting News
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