Carl Mays Saves Day As Reds Rally To Beat Pirates
In Pittsburgh on June 21 Adolph Luque pitched eight superb innings before faltering in the ninth. Carl Mays finished the ninth and the Reds won 7 to 6 in ten innings as Paul Waner and Lloyd Waner starred for Pittsburgh with key hits and steals.
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Yankees sweep Red Sox in doubleheader victory at Boston
In Boston on June 21 the Yankees defeated the Red Sox 7 3 and 7 1. Lefty Pennock held six hits in game one while Hoyt allowed five in game two. Gehrig hit his 18th homer in the first game and Babe Ruth exited after the seventh due to a knee issue. Carlyle made a sensational bare handed grab on Dugan’s drive in the third inning of the second game.
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Miss Wills Triumphs In Tough Wimbledon Win
In heavy rain and soggy center court at Wimbledon Helen Wills of California overcame England’s G R Sterry in a hard fought first round 6 3 3 6 6 3. The American displayed courage as Sterry’s backhand and serves tested her in a tense 2 set battle.
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Joe Anderson Boxes Dave Shade in East
NEW YORK June 21 Dave Shade Pacific Coast middleweight and Joe Anderson of Covington Ky have been matched to fight ten rounds in the semi final of the Jack Delaney Mike M Tigue light heavyweight championship bout at Yankee Stadium on July 7. Ruby Goldstein who was knocked out by Sid Terris in a round here last week will desert the lightweight ranks to meet Billy Alger junior welter weight from San Francisco in a six round preliminary.
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Senators Win Doubleheader Over Washington 8-2 in Second Game
A crowd of 25,000 sees Philadelphia Athletes win the second game 8-2 after dropping the opener 5-4. Walter Johnson drives both Senators runs in, marking his fourth start. Rube Walberg wins in relief as Washington tallies nine hits in total.
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Hambright Faces Reddy Blanchard In Ten Round Bout
Reddy Blanchard of St. Paul arrived for a ten round contest with Vincent Hambright at the Tacoma Bowl tonight. Both fighters are in top condition and fans can expect a hard fought main event. The undercard includes Mickey Mc Laughlin vs Fighting Ferraris in six rounds and Pete Koval vs Joe Guest in a six reel bout, plus two four round bouts totaling thirty rounds with Lou Bauman refereeing all.
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Texas League Postponed Games Amid Rain Delays
All Texas League games postponed due to rain. Sunday excursion to High Bridge Park Kentucky priced at $2.00 with R. T. service by Southern Railway.
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Dempsey Plans Talks With Rickard Over July 21 Bout
Jack Dempsey said he would confer with Tex Rickard in New York about fight plans and may take three other bouts if no deal is reached. He spoke after a Wilmington stopover, aiming to prove he is the rightful challenger to Tunney and expressing readiness for July 21 if agreed. He listed possible bouts in San Francisco Chicago and Detroit.
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Outstanding Stars In Women's Tourney Win in First Round
In Buffalo the defending champion Virginia Wilson and Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Louise Fordyce of Youngstown won in the first round of the country club invitation golf championship. Wilson defeated Mrs. Charles M. Daniels 5 and 4, Van Wie beat Fritzie Stifel 4 and 3, and Fordyce downed Bernice Wall 2 and 1. Western New York survivors were Peggy Wattles, Mrs. G. M. Wyckoff, and Mrs. Arthur Harrison, who set an unofficial course record 79. Harrison advances to meet Mrs. Curtis Sohl.
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International League Scores Report
Reading holds off Jersey City in a 6 inning 0 to 0 game error notes and multiple scoreless frames. Newark and Baltimore battle to an 8 to 0 finish with strong pitching from Ogden Lake Mamaux and Manion. Rochester edges Toronto 2 to 1 as Doyle Hargrave Hearn Sterne and Head contribute. Syracuse beats Buffalo 8 to 2 with Ogden Wiltze Devine Barnes Dyer and Morrow named in the box.
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Lomski Beats Rosenbloom In 12 Round Main Event
Leo Lomski from Aberdeen Washington earned a judges decision over Maxie Rosenbloom of Harlem in a twelve round light heavy weight bout at Queensboro Stadium. Both fighters weighed in at 168 pounds.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Brief
Missions in San Francisco defeated by Sacramento 5 to 2 while Seattle edged their opponent 2 to 2 in a brief scoreboard note.
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National League Scores from Yesterday
Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 7 to 6 and Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3. St Louis fell to Chicago 6 to 5 while Boston beat New York 7 to 6. St Louis record shown as 6 12 in the brief line.
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Standings Corner Brief Scores From American League Action
New York tied to 7-7 Boston improved to 3-1 Washington moved to 5-2 Philadelphia fell to 4-8 after today’s games.
Scores Show American Association Matchups With Rain Disruptions
American Association action notes Saint Paul defeating Columbus 13 to 4 while Minneapolis at Toledo, Kansas City at Louisville, and Milwaukee at Indianapolis all faced rain.
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Schedule of Games Across Major Leagues
Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh. Chicago meets St. Louis. Boston plays New York. Philadelphia visits Brooklyn.
American League Matchups With St Louis Chicago at Center Stage
Major league games scheduled include St Louis at Chicago and doubleheaders New York at Boston and Washington at Philadelphia. The matchups set the day's early baseball slate across the circuit.
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St. Paul competes in Columbus while Minneapolis faces Toledo and Milwaukee visits Indianapolis. Kansas City travels to Louisville in a slate of American Association games setting the stage for key regional showdowns.
Milliken Elected President of Ohio Insurance Federation
J. R. Milliken of Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York was chosen as President at a Columbus meeting yesterday. He holds offices at 803 First National Bank Building in Cincinnati.
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Chicago Bruins Bow Twice Before Cards
The St. Louis Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 and 12 to 3 to move into second place, narrowing Pittsburgh’s lead to two and a half games. Tommy Thevenow suffered a fractured ankle in the second game while Hack Wilson and Joe McCarthy were ejected after an argument.
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Totals from Southern Association game report
Batsmen and pitchers listed with hits and errors. Southworth, Bottomley and Bell homered. Berer and Rembone contributed two-base hits. Brillheart pitched for the locals, Jones and Grampp for the visitors, with several substitutions and defensive plays noted.
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