Debury's High Stars Debut in Industrial League Twin Bill
The Industrial League opens with Debury guiding the High Stars to face Corry-James town Merchants and Company A in a Saturday twin bill. Veteran Danny DeLuby will start with the High Stars against Arch Patton's Babinet Makers in the opener, as fans anticipate the youthful lineup and recent spring progress.
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Hornsby Suspended Five Games By National League
United Press reports National League president John Souiller suspended Boston Braves manager Rogers Hornsby for five days after a bench clearing incident during a game with the St. Louis Cardinals in Boston. Umpire Pittman was bombarded with objects by fans as Hornsby protested a ruling at the plate. The suspension follows a rough opening game of the league season as players and managers anticipate next day’s lineup amid uncertain conditions and expected large attendance with a 25 cent admission.
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National League standings and results summary
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburgh defeated New York 4 to 3 while St. Louis topped Boston 3 to 2 and Chicago beat Brooklyn 7 to 3 Cincinnati and Philadelphia weathered rain in an eleven inning game. League standings show St. Louis and New York leading with Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and others following. Today’s NL schedule features Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Boston. In the American League yesterday New York beat St. Louis 4 to 3 while Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 4.
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Fans to travel to Cleveland for Indians Athletics game
A large group of Corry baseball fans will ride Erie Railroad excursion trains from Jamestown to Cleveland for the Indians versus Athletics game at China Park. Departure is 8 10 a m with arrival about 12 40 p m and a return after the game by 10 30 p m. Round trip fare is 3 dollars. The Athletics feature Cobb Speaker Collins Hauser and more as the pennant race tightens with New York Yankees.
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Hunter enters finals in Dutch tournament
United Press reports in The Hague that American player Frank Hunter defeated Timmer of Holland in the semifinals of the international tennis tournament, winning 6 0, 6 1, 1 6, 8 4 to advance to the final.
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Pairings Set for Open Championship at Olympic Fields
New York June 15 The United States Golf Association announced opening round pairings for the Open at Olympic Fields Chicago June 21 and 22 Bobby Jones of Atlanta former Open champion will tee off at 8 45 a m Thursday June 21 with Johnny Farrell Mamaroneck N Y s professional Tommy Armour defending champion and Aychie Compaton paired for 10 35 Thursday Walter Haygen and Maurice M Carthy bracketed for 11 05 Thursday
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Gene Tunney II Hr Secret Workout Boosts Cardinals at Speculator
A dense field report outlines Gene Tunney II resuming boxing training for the Cardinals at Speculator. Tunney, healing from a bruised heel, complete with road work, bag work, and a post-workout huddle, while a separate Industrial League update notes A and B teams posting hitting averages and lineups.
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Baseball stars shine in uneven Tour game report
Babe Ruth went hitless in three at bats while Lou Gehrig singled twice and drove in a run with a score. Paul Waner had one hit. Rogers Hornsby failed to reach base in two at bats and faced ejection after disputing a third strike. Kiki Cuyler had a double and five singles with three runs. Harry Ho llman went 1-for-4 with an RBI. Ty Cobb singled once in five tries and scored once. Tris Speaker did not play.
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Froye
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Ty Cobbs HL
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