Braves and Browns Show Strong Week in Major Leagues
Boston Braves surged with five wins in six games topping the National League standings led by Dave Bancroft and a 72-hit, 49-run week. St. Louis Browns rebuilt with four wins, three losses in the American League as Sisler’s club improved at home and Daazzy Vance revived the Robins.
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Cardinals Beat York in Exhibition Game 6 to 2
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Yorkite Roses 6 to 2 in an exhibition game in York Pennsylvania. Batteries were Sherdel Holohan and Warwick for the Cardinals with Bearint and McBride catching for York.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday In Major Leagues And American Association
Yesterday results show Brooklyn 3 Pittsburg 0 New York 15 Chicago 3 New York 6 Cleveland 5 in 7 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 0 Boston 4 Chicago 3 Washington at Detroit postponed due to rain American Association St Paul 10 Kansas City 5 Louisville 15 Columbus 14 Toledo 3 2 Indianapolis 1 3 Milwaukee 5 Minneapolis 4 10 innings.
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Baseball Schedule Featured Matchups Across National League
National League teams play in doubleheader style pairings including Cincinnati versus Boston and St Louis against Philadelphia. Other games pit Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with additional city matchups across the circuit.
Miss Eleanor Goss Named US Wightman Cup Substitute
Paris June 6 The American tennis team selects Eleanor Goss to replace Helen Wills on the US squad for the Wightman Cup in England as Wills recovers from an appendicitis operation. Mary Browne remains captain and Goss delays return to America to join the team.
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Eleanor Goss
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Mrs. Wills
Reading Eagles Edge U S Feds In Close Norton Match
In a tight Tristate League game at nam O Reading Eagles No 1095 edged the U S Feds 3 to 2. Meyers relieved Hannal in the second inning and held the Feds scoreless while damage was done early.
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Reds Handle Manchester in Exhibition at Shamrock Park
Montreal June 6 The Reds routed the Manchester club of the New England League 8 to 2 in a showcase game at Shamrock Park. Red Lucas limited the visitors to one unearned run in eight innings, while Fisher was tagged for most of the Reds hits. Bubbles Hargrave led with two singles and a double as Dressen, Bressler, Bohne and Critz helped spark the attack. The crowd reached 3,500 and another Montreal exhibition may be set for August 1 if schedules permit.
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Giants Ready For Bout Here Tonight
Martin Burke heavyweight champion of the South versus George Cook Australian heavyweight champion in ten rounds headline the card. Also on the six round bouts are Young Palmo versus Jack Rains and Danny Dougherty versus Kia Ritchie. Four round clashes pit Bud Taylor against Ray Neal and Young Wilder against Phil Kennersman.
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Australia
Young Palmo
Jack Rains
Danny Dougherty
Kia” Ritchie
Bud Taylor
Ray Neal
Young Wilder
Phil Kennersman
Burke and Cook Set to Clash at Redland Field Ring Night
Ring fans expect a ten round heavyweight bout at Redland Field with Martin Burke Southern title holder and George Cook Australia’s top heavy. The Price Hill Club promotes the card featuring new names and a potential major match with top heavies from the East. Bauman opens at 8 30, both fighters near 200 pounds and Burke in strong form after a canceled Dempsey exhibition.
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Baltimore Drops Doubleheader To Newark In Loop
Baltimore relinquished the league lead after losing a doubleheader to Newark 6-4 and 5-1 in Baltimore Maryland on June 6. The defeats snapped Baltimore’s share of top position as Newark climbed in standings.
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Batteries Inconsistent Scoring From Multiple 19th Century Games
Milwaukee and St. Paul hosted doubleheaders with various batteries listed for each game. Teams included Minneapolis, Columbus, Louisville, and Toledo with players such as Wilson, Greene, Olson, Hargrave, Shinault, Pipgras, McNamara, Hartley, Wolfolk, Johnson, Canavan, Lyons, Urban, Sommers, Neuber, Harris, Die Miller, Koob, Holley, Wilkinson, and Devermor. Games ended with uneven innings and several called due to darkness or end of eighth.
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Todt lifts Red Sox past White Sox in eighth inning
Todt's eighth inning homer sparked Boston to a 4 3 win over Chicago. Zahniser struggled with six hits allowed but a clever triple play and baserunning kept the White Sox from overtaking. Falk lined a key hit, Herrera and Todt combined on a double play to end Chicago threats.
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Yankees tie series with 6 5 win over Indians in rain shortened game
New York defeated Cleveland 6 to 5 in seven innings as rain halted play. Ruth walked three times while Smith and Uhle saw unusual action and pinch hitting for Speaker marked a first in his major league career.
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Central League Athletics Sweep Dayton Millards in Doubleheader
Springfield Colorado June 6 F O E Athletics won the first game 8 to 6 and the second 7 to 0 against the Dayton Millards. The second game was halted by rain with one out in the eighth. The day produced 39 hits including thirteen two base hits a triple and a home run.
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Cheviot Falls to Ludlow in Park Bout
Cheviot suffered its first defeat of the season at Ludlow Park as Ludlow’s heavy hitters Kopf Gill Hinkle and Enzweiler overwhelmed Cheviot star pitcher Hurst. Hurst retired in the fifth, Hessler relieved but allowed four, Dawson lasted seven frames before Miller finished. Ludlow plated five runs in the eighth as Kennedy and Gilligan sparked the surge.
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