Browns Top Athletics as St. Louis Wins 11 9 in Philadelphia
St. Louis beat Philadelphia 11 to 9 after the Browns totaled 10 hits to the Athletics 14. Walberg exited early in the 3rd inning as crowds surged and police escorted the pitcher from the field. Sisler stole three bases and had four hits in the performance.
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Detroit Rally Falls Short Against Red Sox 6 5
Detroit trailed Boston but made a ninth inning push scoring four runs yet the Red Sox held on for a 6 5 win. Gehringer hit a key home run as Detroit tried to rally and Wiltse was relieved after two hits in the ninth.
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Husband escapes Missouri jail in Alton incident
Don Shel n, 26, held on felonious assault charges for attacking his wife and infant, escaped from the Oregon city jail in Alton. He had previously dug a hole in a cell wall and briefly gained freedom before being recaptured, with authorities noting his escape in a second attempt.
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Cubs Take Opening Win Over Robins 7 6
Chicago wins the first game of the series 7 to 6 after a five hit eighth inning. Brooklyn led 5 0 after five but Chicago rallied in the eighth to pull ahead. Root was chased after five runs crossed in the fifth as Robins pitched to a late bid in the ninth ending with a double play.
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Baseball Schedule From National and American Leagues
Today's games feature the National League matchups Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh and American League clashes St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington plus American Association showdowns Milwaukee at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo St Paul at Louisville and Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
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Pirates defeat Giants 9-6 in series opener
Pittsburgh defeats New York 9 to 6 to win the opening game, extending their streak over the Giants to five. Grimes started for New York but allowed the two run lead to slip as Hornsby and Terry homered, then Waner broke the deadlock with a fourth inning score and the Pirates never trailed.
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Rustlers Convicted in Cherokee County Court
Columbus Kansas June 7 Convicted of cattle rustling for the first time in Cherokee county in 25 years A F Walton and Don Morey both of Galena were sentenced to one to seven years in the state penitentiary They were found guilty of stealing two head of cattle near Galena on May 22 and selling them to a Joplin Missouri packing company
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Coaching School Set for June 13 at Missouri
Missouri University announces a two week coaching school June 13 to 25 in Columbia for football basketball and track coaches from high schools and colleges. Eight hours daily of lectures and demonstrations with sport specific blocks plus athletics administration and training. Certificates awarded on completion.
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Reds Beat Phillies 5 1 to Open Series
Jakie May outpitched Hub Pruett as the Reds defeated the Phillies 5 to 1 in Cincinnati. After a rocky first inning both starters settled. Philadelphia scored in the first on Thompson, then Cincinnati tied and pulled away with runs in later frames. Pruett and Wilson, Jonnard, May and Hargrave were the listed players.
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Senators Rally to Beat Indians 10-8 in Washington
Timely hitting spurs a 10 to 8 Senators victory over the Indians in Washington. Inning highlights include a Thurston homer and four run fifth, with Hodapp driving in three on a solo shot for Cleveland. Final line shows 15 hits for Cleveland and 11 for Washington.
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Hockey scores rundown from league games
Results list shows Philadelphia edging St Louis 11 to 9, Washington beating Cleveland 10 to 8, Boston over Detroit 6 to 5, New York 4 over Chicago 1, Cincinnati 5 over Philadelphia 1, New York 9 defeating Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 7 over Brooklyn 6, St Louis 12 over Boston 5, Milwaukee 4 over Columbus 6, Toledo 12 over Kansas City 10, Louisville 10 over St Paul 0, Indianapolis 7 over Minneapolis 5.
Highs Two Home Runs Boost Braves Over Cardinals
Boston Braves win 12 to 5 at St Louis as Andy High belts two home runs. Jimmy Ring exits after six runs in the fifth with Dawes watching. The game notes include multiple hits, two base hits for several players, and three base hits for Hogan, Schulte, and Hafey.
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Yankees Trim Chicago 4 to 1
New York tops Chicago 4 to 1 to widen its margin on the White Sox. Ruth belted his 18th homer in the fourth, Gehrig followed with his 14th, and Pat Collins hit another for the Yankees. Chicago scored once in the seventh.
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