Wallace bids farewell to Browns in moving Cardinals talks
Louis June 4 Rhody Wallace Mo released by the Browns seeks a utility infield role with the Cardinals for the balance of the season. If not, he plans to become an American League umpire next year. Fans gathered at the clubhouse watched a tearful farewell to a 14 year major league veteran known for fairness and steady play.
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Midland Peppers Que Tomorrow At South End Park
Manager Alcott's Midland Peppers travel to town tomorrow for a fastball game against the Colts at South End Park. Expected top contest with Markwood or Price likely on the mound for the Colts. Sunny Getz has been sidelined by illness and may be unable to play, a potential handicap for the Colts.
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The Hallmark of Quality Ad at West Side Pharmacy
An advertisement for Cameras, Films and all Photo Supplies titled The Hallmark of Quality promotes West Side Pharmacy with a July 4 to 21 date reference. It highlights photo equipment and supplies available at the store location on the West Side.
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New Midlothian Team Organized in Maryland
A new baseball team is formed in Midlothian Maryland with players William Cannon Charles Conrad Thomas Cannon Thomas Whitehead Charles Trapp EK James George Dun can B Cooper Fr H Skidmre and J McGregor Lloyd Duncan serves as manager and invites game inquiries. Only players under 19 may join. The team will play its first game Sunday at home against Luke Maryland.
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Classic English Derby Banned Amid War Crash Impact
London reports the Derby at Epsom Downs is abandoned for the first time since 1780 due to wartime restrictions. Pommern tops a new Derby Stakes at Newmarket while protests urge restoring racing and allowing international participation despite government bans.
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Milwau kee Pitcher Quarantined as Smallpox Case Discovered
John Shakelford of the Milwaukee Association team was quarantined in Columbus Ohio on June 4 after it was discovered he had smallpox. Both Milwaukee and Columbus clubs will be watched for possible traces while officials stated the schedule would not be changed. Shakelford felt ill but remains out of bed according to officials.
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Phillies Score Two to One Over Brooklyn on Errors
Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 aided by errors by O Mara and Miller. Appleton returned but allowed a late run as Mayer earned the win with sharp defense and two double plays. Dodgers left for their Western trip after the game.
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Cincinnati Beats St Louis 11 Hits to 2 Victory
Niehaus and Perdue led Cincinnati to an 11 hit attack powering a five run win over St Louis 2 to 0. Batteries: Schneider and Wingo for St Louis. Perdue Niehaus Robinson and Snyder for Cincinnati.
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Giants Defeat Braves 10 to 2 Behind Boston Pitching
In Boston on June 4 the New York Giants slugged three Boston pitchers and routed the Braves 10 runs to 2. Marquard struggled in key moments while Maranville was ejected by umpire Quigley after protesting a decision. Batteries: Marquard and McLean for Boston. James Tyler Crutcher and Whaling for New York.
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Public Athletic League Meet Draws 1200 Entered
Baltimore June 4 Twelve hundred boys entered the Public Athletic League seventh annual public school track and field championships to be held at Patterson Park at 3 oclock. Contestants reported at 2 oclock to weigh and check the large entry list. Last year Florence Nightingale School won. this year strong contenders are listed. The events have been adjusted to fit the State-wide program and include seven senior unlimited weight events. Winners advance to Homewood Field Friday to meet state champions.
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Cheney in Good Form For Cubs in NL Scramble
Larry Cheney, Cubs pitcher, is back in shape after a rough start this season. He shut down the Pirates on two hits in a recent afternoon game until a wild pitch allowed Hinchman to score the lone run.
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Schedule of Tonight's NBA Games Across The League
American schedule lists St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Boston Detroit at New York Boston New York with rain in Washington Athletics schedule other clubs not scheduled.
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Leonard Seeks New Scene After Red Sox Friction
Boston pitcher Leonard Dutch says he would trade the Red Sox for a change of scenery. He defends his record and criticizes manager Lannin while denying allegations of drinking or loafing amid arm trouble and a disputed $1500 advance on a $5000 contract.
Newark Manager Is Given Release
New York June 4 Harry Smith manager of the Newark International League club was given an unconditional release by George L Solomon owner of the club Smith has been manager since 1913 Eddie Zimmerman probably will manage the club hereafter A policy of financial retrenchment due to a poor season was given as the cause of Smiths release A report that the club had been sold was said by owner Solomon to be untrue.
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Weekend College Baseball Schedule
Saturday games feature Midland at Cumberland and Piedmont at Frostburg. Sunday matchups are Cumberland at Lonaconing and Frostburg at Piedmont.
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Ter Rapins Lose to Hartford Nine in Federal League
Hartford, Conn. June 4 The Terrapins invaded Colonial League territory yesterday but were beaten 9 to 8 8. Bill Bailey started for Hartford and lasted two and one third innings allowing a triple two doubles and two singles yielding five runs. Manager Knabe pulled Bailey and sent in Frank Smith.
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Blues Drop Both Games to Brooklyn Tip Tops
Brooklyn won both ends of a double header in Buffalo, 10 to 7 and 3 to 1. In the opener Schulz struggled in the third inning as Magee and Kauff doubled, while Schafly used four pitchers and three pinch hitters. Upham allowed five hits in the nightcap.
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Drake and Borton Lead Davenport Past Whales in Narrow Win
Long drives by Drake and Borton powered St. Louis to a 3 2 victory over Chicago. Davenport pitched nearly flawless ball, silencing late Chicago rallies as Brown’s weak support aided the visitors. Batteries Davenport Hartley Brown Black Wilson.
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Rebels Beat Packers and Regain the Lead
Kansas City, Mo. June 4 Pittsburgh gained sole first place by defeating Kansas City 2 to 1. Gilmore caught Holly’s liner with the bases loaded and two out in the sixth inning, a pivotal play in the game. Batteries Knetzer and Packard pitched. Main and Brown, H. scored for Pittsburgh.
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