Fletcher Starts Off Indianapolis Phillies Over A Winner At Last
In Indianapolis on June 3 Paul Sle's omer over the wall with two on in the eighth gave Philadelphia a win over a starter who debuted as captain. The game featured sensational defense and multiple hits, with Philadelphia scoring six runs despite Milwaukee’s early push.
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Philadelphi Fs To & Metcher
New York
Sherimop
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Giants Back Home and Tops World Champs
The New York Nationals returned to the field and beat Cincinnati 6 to 4. Burns doubled, Rath fumbled, and Ban croft’s liner led to the winning run in the second half after Cincinnati tied in the eighth. Giants’ defense and timely hitting secured the victory to open their home stand.
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Dodgers Drop One to Cards by Close Score
Brooklyn loses to St Louis 2 to 2 in a tight game as Cudore was hit freely. Smith of St Louis had four hits in five at bats. several players listed with batters and fielding notes. Game details include baserunning, sacrifices, and pitching lines, reflecting a closely contested early season matchup.
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Pennsy Leaguers Schedule Evening Meeting at North Manchester
The Pennsy Leaguers will hold a special meeting this evening at the usual place to arrange a junior game at North Manchester Indiana. Freeze and Peevert will work for the Leaguers in Sunday fame. Manager J Hessup has signed Hen Miller, brother of Ralph Miller now with Philadelphia.
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Dempsey Deferred Classification Trial Opens
Testimony at the Dempsey war effort case shows his wife and dependents relied on his earnings and led to deferred classification. Government presents opening statements as the heavyweight champ faces charges related to military service. Laundryman wanted at Anthony Hotel Laundry.
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Jack Dempsey
Nix Ivart
Anthony Hotel
St Paul Beats Louisville In Eighth Inning Rally
St Paul scored in the eighth to defeat Louisville 8 to 2. Decatur pitcher gave up runs in the late frame as Hall, Long, Wright and Kocher contributed for St Paul. The game took place at an unspecified location with mentions of Decatur and Louisville players guiding the effort.
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Louisville
Searee St. Paul
Hall
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Kocher
Toledo Defeats Kansas City In 8 2 Victory
In a June game in Toledo, Ames led the offense with strong fourth inning hits as Toledo beat Kansas City 8 to 2 without an error. Brock Stryker McNeill and Ames contributed key at bats and defensive plays in a composed team performance.
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Plenty of walks in the Columbus ball park
Columbus won 2 to 1 over Minneapolis in a game noted for high walk totals. Lowdermilk, Craft and Mayer received bases on balls for Columbus, while McQuillan and another Minneapolis pitcher allowed few. The tally ended with Columbus scoring two and Minneapolis one.
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Fort Wayne High School Dominates Central Catholic in Opener
Fort Wayne High School edged Central Catholic High 16 to 8 at League Park in the first game of a two game series. Pacing the win was Possel pitching a garage ball duel supported by solid defense as Fort Wayne opened a season with strong crowds and standout performances from Welch and Souls.
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Boxing Card Recounts Ear Bite Incident at Ring
Humorous local note recalls a boxing match where Gat Kid and Battlec faced off as fans gathered. Grimes delivers a quick kick to the opponent while the referee signals, and a chaotic moment ends with a symbolic ear bite and a playful jab about unions.
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Yankees Rally Past Detroit in Final Innings 12-6
New York defeated Detroit 12 to 6 as the Yankees rallied in the late innings. Four Detroit errors and weak pitching aided New York while players such as Toueth and Pinelli stood out amid a chaotic box score full of names and scattered reads.
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Moore and Keefe Fall to Indians in Cleveland Debut
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 7 to 3 in a pitching duel as Moore exits after one inning and Keefe yields runs. Caldwell scatters Philadelphia hits while Caldwell and Dykes hold the lineup, with Strunk and Gardner aiding Cleveland. Fielding miscues noted. official totals show Cleveland taking the opener.
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Scott's Triple Secures Sox Victory In Boston Game
Boston edged Chicago 4 1 as Scott delivered a triple in the eighth inning, driving in two runs to seal the win. Hooper, Fishers, and Seourn contributed with early hits, while Hoopes and McNair allowed limited Chicago scoring in a tense American League clash.
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Washington Beats St Louis in Low-Scoring Tilt
Washington won the game with a seventh inning homer by Johnson driving in two runs. Williams, Sisler and Johnson also homered as St Louis trailed. Harris and Secor had early hits. pitching by VanGilder and others limited the scoring in a ragged field game.
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Secor
Dohnaan
Steirz
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Oe VanGilder
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Sniharan
Xaliin
Tiatie
Magee Testifies on Gambling Bet in 1918 Doubleheader
Lee Magee, Cincinnati player, testified in U S district court that he bet $500 on Cincinnati to win the July 35 1918 game against Boston with Bill Chase. He said the money was secretly wagered against Cincinnati and he stopped payment on the check. Magee claimed his play produced a key hit and stole second before scoring on Roush's homer amid ongoing testimony. Other witnesses included Jon S Teydler and William Week of the Chicago National League club.
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William Week
National League Club
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Eastern Golf Champion Mrs Ronald Barlow Wins Card
Mrs Ronald Barlow of Merion Cricket Club won the eastern golf championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club St. Martin’s for women. She shot 83 on the final 19 holes to complete 36 holes in 173 strokes over two days. Runner up was Mrs W F Gavin of Belle Claire Golf Club with 173 strokes.
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New Orleans
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Belle Claire Gol Club
College Baseball Scores From Cambridge and Newton
In Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard tied Vermont 2 to 2. In Newton Massachusetts Boelen College defeated the University of California 8 to 5.
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Port Wayne boys shine in league baseball season
Two Port Wayne talents stand out in the circuit. Hen line remains a catcher for Indianapolis after dropping from the select circle, while Andy Woehrs stars at third for Grand Rapids in the Central League. In a recent game Andy hit a homer, a double, and another hit as he follows a veteran pace.
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Resolute Wins Third Trial for Cup Defender
Resolute narrowly defeats rivals in the American Cup defense trials at Newport with a fast dash to the finish. Vanilis trailed by over three miles, failing to cross the line until long after. The series now stands two victories to one for Resolute as the competition resumes with lighter winds forecast.
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Boxer Tommy Pike Seeks Letter to Journal Gazette Sports
Local boxer Tommy Pike asks readers to contact the Journal Gazette sports department with letters. Pitcher Chan Noli urges contact at Pete King of the Pastime Bowling Alley. Kidders baseball club manager seeks coverage at the Journal Gazette for better senior gray Ray Ouimet favored to win golf title at Rock Island. Ouimet of Kansas City posted a 7? to s in last qualifying round for the Trans Mississippi Roll Association championship at Racid arsenal.
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Rock Island
Ray Ouimet
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Racid Arsenal
National League and American League team standings fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered league abbreviations and team names, with unclear scores and mixed references to National League American League and American Association. No coherent story or event emerges beyond a listing-like snippet.
1921 State Normal Baseball team elected captain
Harry Winter, catcher, was today elected captain of the 1921 State Normal baseball team. Election was at a time when letters were awarded to members of the team. Winter also serves as captain of the basketball team.
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Lincoln Lifers to Meet Goshen Grays Sunday at League Park
Lincoln Lifers host Goshen Grays Sunday at League Park for the second local schedule game. Lefty Tosser faces Sleighbaugh as both teams boast veteran Hoosier league talent. Crowds expected. extra ticket window to ease entry. Baldy and Jack Rally oversee field prep and maintenance.
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