Tom Sheehan Holds Rovers To Five Hits In Sa Red Loss
Tom Sheehan allowed only five hits but took a 1 to 0 defeat as his team produced nine hits yet failed to score. Rabbit Maranville and Lee Meadows delivered the decisive run for Pittsburgh with a squeeze play and a fielding gem by Carey.
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Harding Trophy Opens Tourney at Dayton
The Harding Cup golf tournament begins June 23 at Hills and Dales Club Dayton for the national public links championship. Thirty five cities entered with five man teams. qualifying rounds run June 24 25 and match play follows.
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Cubs Defeat St Louis Twice In Baseball Doubleheader
The Cubs beat St Louis 4 3 in the first game and 1 0 in the second. Hornsby hit two home runs in the opener while Sotherl pitched for St Louis and Keen earned the win in relief for Chicago. Sherdel and Kaufman battled in the nightcap as timely Cubs hitting produced the decisive run.
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Change in Olympic O going will not work against U. S
The author argues the United States, with a deep pool of athletic talent, will still field a strong Olympic team in Paris despite France changing scoring. He notes U.S. strength in discus, high jump, broad jump, sprints, hurdles, and pentathlon, while acknowledging potential Finnish wins in distance events. The piece frames the modern Olympics as a world-wide arena and cites historic context from ancient to modern games.
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Olympic rifle matches to open in Rheims Monday
The Olympic rifle competitions begin in Rheims France on Monday with the miniature carbine event. Four series of ten shots at fifty meters will determine a maximum score of 400. Fourteen nations entered and the Swiss are viewed as likely winners. Americans and Argentines may be hurt by no telescopic sights.
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Walsh resigns as Jersey City Club manager and center fielder
Jimmy Walsh, longtime manager and center fielder of the Jersey City Club, resigns all connections with the International Baseball League team after a conference with owners John H. Morris and William Donnelly. Otto Freitag named acting manager.
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Dodgers Rally Past Quakers 4-3 in Tight Finish
Dodgers win 4-3 as Schultz hits a home run and Stock and Wheat contribute. Grimes allows seven hits through eight innings before Fournier and stock fail to close. Grimes takes the loss with 1 1/3 innings and an error behind him.
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Korner Club Forms Baseball Team in Wooster
The Korner Club of Wooster Ohio announces a baseball team for the season. The nucleus will come from Wooster College varsity, which won ten of thirteen games and claims the Ohio Conference championship.
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Thirteen Chicago Golfers Leave for Public Links
Thirteen Chicago golfers set to represent the city next week in the national public links tournament at Dayton, Ohio, departing last night for the event.
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Browns Split Twin Bill in St Louis After On-Field Riot
Chicago wins first game 8 to 5 in a contest punctuated by a near riot after umpire Holmes ejected Browns manager George Sisler and Pat Collins for arguing balls and strikes. In the second game the Browns beat the White Sox 7 to 6 as Ken Williams hits his 14th homer. Police constrained fans who charged the field and a gate was damaged, with Holmes planning to file a report to AL president Johnson.
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Tigers rally past Indians in late final frame
Detroit overcame a two out rally in the ninth to score three runs to steal a 6 to 5 victory over Cleveland. Ronan reached on an error and Haney contributed a late defensive gamble as Detroit clinched the win.
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Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League games included Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 0 Chicago 4 to 1 St Louis 3 0 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3 New York 2 Boston 1. American Association Louisville 6 Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 7 Milwaukee 1 St Paul 9 Columbus 7 Minneapolis 6 Toledo 4. American League New York 5 3 Boston 3 3 Washington 11 3 Ohio 8 6 St Louis 5 7 Detroit 6 Cleveland 5. International League Jersey City 9 Buffalo 3 Toronto 7 Newark 4 Reading 4 Syracuse 1 Rochester 4 Baltimore 2.
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Schedule of today’s baseball games across leagues
Today’s games include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Brooklyn Milwaukee at Louisville Kansas City at Indianapolis Minns at Columbus St Paul at Toledo Cage at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York Toronto at Newark Buffalo at Jersey City Rochester at Baltimore Syracuse at Reading and an International League slate with Toronto Newark Buffalo Jersey City Rochester Baltimore.
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Two Run Rally Edges Yankees in Ninth Inning
Cleveland tops Detroit 8 4 as reliever Uhle allows seven hits in eight and one third innings. Ruth homers for New York while Quinn yields twelve hits in seven innings for Boston. Shane Dineen and Moriarity umpire the game.
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Wooster Claiming Conference Title For 1924 Season
Wooster College baseball teams stands on a 10 3 season record with eight wins in ten Ohio Conference games and three non conference results. They defeated Akron Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan Hiram Reserve Mt Union and Denison twice while losing to Reserve and Wesleyan.
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