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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
8
Detroit Arst pitcher untried Fielding only, Blis in tro janingy pur ong, Duffy Lewis homered and reached base. Wh Flag sted hit a Rome run off Shawkey in the seventh, first run scored against the New York pitcher in two innings.
June Louis led the Browns to a victory aided by defensive miscues from the Macks. Gallia held firm in late pressure to keep the Athletics at bay. Manager Mack announced the Grover trade to Washington for Thompson the left handed pitcher. Butros from North Carolina A and A College signed with the Athletics and will report in ten days. Scores
Fragmentary OCR sports item mentions Hooper Memmnis and Bennet in a ball game. references include players Faber and Callin g. Details are unclear but indicate late game actions and scoring notes with several obscured names and terms.
Boston concentrated six hits in the sixth inning to day including a double by Ruth and a triple to Schang for four hits and defeated Chicago 4 to 9. Pennogic allowed three Alfs and issued and pass, only four men reached first base, none getting to second. Chicago did not have a pan left on base. Score: 1
Acluded lines describe a baseball game with Ayers, Cleveland, Washington, Coveleskie, and Leonard. Mentions two base hits, a three base hit by Smith, stolen base by Murphy, double plays Ayers Leonard to Judge, and base on balls to Aver g Coveleskie. Lost pitcher Ayers.
In Toledo on June 12 Willard again faced training camp activity as he prepared for案 bout. He sparred multiple rounds with Hampel and Monaghan, showing improved balance and control. Archer Ketchel and Kilpatrick were discussed as potential camp help, while Dempaotr’s condition kept him from sparring until Sunday.
Chicago and Philadelphia played a pitchers duel with joint hitting and late-inning scoring. Alexander limited hits for Chicago while Philadelphia threatened late, and Krueger’s key hit sparked a comeback as Chicago held on for victory.
Walter Bagen of Oakland County, Detroit, captured the United States open golf championship at Braeburn by one stroke over Michael J. Brady in an 18 hole title play. Hagen's victory marked his second open title, following a Chicago win in 1914. Brady led late but Hagen surged with a brilliant finish and held on to win by a single stroke.
In Kansas City a boxing carnival on July 4 features Asie Gibbons of St Paul versus Jem Smith of New York in a ten round bout with Abe Attell refereeing. Johnny Dundee and Harvey Thorpe meet in a fifteen round main event, plus a ten round bout between Charley Arengon and Jon BicGowan.
Panis June reports six hundred athletes training for the intra Allied games at Colombes. Americans, ranchmen, Romany fans and Arabian horse notes fill the scene. A large tent city houses teams and a dedicated kitchen serves the national delegation amid grandstand crowds.
Joie Ray, 24, famed distance runner, explains his tactic of never leading early, then accelerating to exhaust opponents. A multi talented athlete and boxing wrestler, Ray claims dominance with world records across multiple mile distances and AAU marks.
The page lists results across multiple leagues including Jet League with Cleveland and Detroit games, Three-L League standings with Rockford and Molina, and National and American Leagues matchups. Notable pairings include Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia at Chicago with various city teams spacing results.
Eller held New York scoreless six innings before tiring as Cincinnati edged ahead 2 1 in the seventh. Barnes pitched well, but New York tied on Roush s triple and scoring sacrifice fly with Hanes and Young keying a late rally. Seare and Zimmermen contributed, while defensive plays and miscues shaped the run column in a tight late game.
Notre Dame standout Pat Murray signed with the Philadelphia Phillies as Pirates bats produced a victory. In Chicago the departure of left handers affected the lineup, with Pittsburgh reporters noting changes as the Brooklyn move influenced the team.
McHenry belted a crucial homer in the eighth to power St. Louis to a 2 to 1 victory over Boston. Meadows earned his first win of the season by delivering shutout ball until the late innings, as Lavan misplayed Beaton’s bid infield.
Yargave delivered a key hit as Saints defeated Mad Hens in St Paul. Zelder bobbles, Duncan and Hargrave doubles fueled a five-run third inning with combined errors and walls. Batteries Fereveen, McCall, Murphy. Griner, Hargrave.
Cincinnati Ohio June 12 after a serief session today the national baseball commission adjourned without announcing a division of World Series money for next fall. The commission likely will not issue a decision for several days as debate over whether the old rule that favors the first and fourth place clubs should continue or allow the second place clubs a share continues. Leaders Heyder Johnson and Herrmann left the city for St Louis and Chicago as the matter remains unresolved.
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