Baseball Standings Snapshot From The National League
National League leaders show Cincinnati 25 23 Pittsburgh 23 St Louis 28 Brooklyn 28 Brooklyn 29 Chicago 31 New York 32 WBastin otte aes 35 Philadelphia 37 American League table lists New York 44 19 Cleveland 29 Philadelphia 29 Chicago 29 Detroit 32 Washington 32 St Louis 25 Boston 44. International League standings note Baltimore 21 Toronto 24 Buffalo 26 Newark 30 Rochester 36.
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Baseball Roundup From Chicago to New York June 23
Major league action across cities Chicago Cleveland Washington Detroit Cincinnati Boston St Louis Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia and more produced varied results. Ted Lyons earned his 12th win for Chicago aided by Eddie Collins as Cleveland fall in ten innings. Babe Ruth belted his 28th homer for New York in the second game. Detroit swept St Louis with four straight wins, while Cincinnati beat Chicago 3-2 to hold first place. Brooklyn defeated Boston 4-2 as Grimes pitched well. Pittsburgh beat St Louis 3-1 and Philadelphia extended its winning streak to six by beating New York 6-2.
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Abegweit Triumph Over Summerside In Ninth Inning Thriller
Abegweit batsman McGuigan and Lynds spark a late rally as Abbies beat Summerside 9 to 5 in a fiercely contested game. Doyle, Diamond, and Cronin excel for the visitors. McFarlane and Lynds key for Abbies with critical hits and aggressive baserunning. A near-capacity crowd watched from water‑front vantage points as the game extended into darkness.
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West Kent to Meet Summerside In Baseball Showdown
West Kent School players Lloyd Ward F Carbonell FE Murley H McDonald H Lawton D Grant W Owen F Acorn and A McMillan travel to Summerside to face Summerside High at four after a noon departure. Lineups list Co-operatives catcher L Doiron A Doucette pitchers BE Robin Crowell B McInnis infielders J A McMillan H Halloran D Gillis McInnis Crowell and others.
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Co-operatives Defeat Sweden Connaughts 11 to 4 in Showdown
The undefeated Co-operatives toppled the Connaughts 11 to 4 on June 20 as hitting support surpassed early 4-0 lead. Big Ben and teammates delivered timely hits while Crowell and McInnis faced strong batting as Ranaghan and Gillis relieved Happeny after an early finger break. In New York Sweden’s champion hurdler Sten Petterson arrived to join track stars preparing for the A A U championships in Philadelphia and Yankee Stadium events.
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Interscholastic Championships Meet in Moncton Saturday
West Kent School sails by car Friday noon to Moncton for Saturday events with manager Louis Campbell and athletes Percy Cameron Don Finlayson Fred Hall Clarence Ranahan Arthur Fraser John Edgett. Queen Square group travels by train with Morrissey Arthur Gormley Edward Hornby L Doyle and others, aiming for strong track and field showings.
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Micky Heath Impresses as Leafs Sacker in IL Debut
Micky Heath stands out for the Toronto Leafs as a strong sacker in the International League. Few errors are charged to him, highlighting his solid fielding and reliability at first base.
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Swedish hurdler Petterson to compete in two meets
Petterson, a 6 foot 3 inch 165 pound 23 year old Swedish hurdler, will run in the two meets during his stay in the country. Charley Paddock hailed him as the world’s next great timber prodigy when the Coast sprinter returned from his world tour a year ago.
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