Yankees Battle for Second Place in Tight Up MLB Standings
New York trails St Louis by 2.5 games after an eight game skid and faces Detroit as Ty Cobb's Tigers win their seventh in a row to close to within two games. Babe Ruth hits his seventh homer but is ejected after a disputed eighth inning decision. Harry Heisman's hitting streak ends as Detroit tops Boston 11 to 0. Brown nosed out Philadelphia 3 to 2. Cardinals beat the champions behind Pfeffer as Earl Smith homers. Brooklyn rallies past Pittsburgh in 14 innings 6 to 5. Peters belts a ninth inning homer to lift Philadelphia over Chicago 6 to 5. Ex-Grants Schupp tosses four-hitter as Washington shuts out St. Louis 2 to 0.
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Famous horse Exterminator makes turf history at Churchill Downs
Loninville Ky Exterminator Willis Sharpe Kilmer’s great stake race winner passed the $200000 mark by winning the Kentucky Handicap at Churchill Downs carrying 138 pounds in 2 94 2 5 on a slow track. His feats place him among the turf greats alongside Man O War and Morvich with projections toward future races and a possible fall return to Kentucky.
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Brandon Baseball Team Member Dies During Game
A Brandon baseball team member collapsed while playing as the squad traveled in rapid motion. Falconer, in charge of the Canadian Pacific railway ticket office at Brandor, sustained injuries behind the car and on the forehead. A blood clot formed in the brain, causing death in the incident.
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Grafton Adds Another Win Over Park River
Grafton baseball beat Park River 6 to 1 on home diamond for a second consecutive win. Berg struck out fourteen and had three hits in four at bats. Swanson allowed seven hits as Park River’s defense limited runs early. Grafton, formed just over a week ago, remains undefeated with five wins. Upcoming games include Eames, Inkmer, and Drayton.
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American Association Scores and Results Summary
Recent American Association results list Minneapolis 3 Louisville 4-7 Kansan City 6 Toledo 11-2 St Paul 5 Indianapolis 6-7 Milwaukee 4 Columbus 3. St Paul 8 Indianapolis 2 City 3 Toledo 7 Milwaukee 4 Colubuma 7 Minneapolis 10 Louisville 7. Sundays games in Philadelphia show St Louis 5 New York 2 Cleveland 9 Boston 1 Detroit 8 Washington 1 Chicago 0. Yesterday New York 2 Cleveland 4 Beaton Detroit 11 Washington 0 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 3.
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Western League Play by Play Snapshot
A clipped OCR reading shows a Western League item noting a status or score, with fragmentary terms like ss at cw and cas. Key entities are missing, yielding an incomplete brief. The readable bits hint at a league activity or game reference without clear date teams or outcomes.
Northwood Wins Gilby Meet In Two Games
Northwood captured the Gilby meet with a 3-1 win over Gilby and a 5-1 victory over Thompson. Williams pitched the opener, Gilby’s only run scoring on one hit. Northwood’s sharp fielding and timely hitting highlighted the first game before sweeping Thompson with aggressive baserunning and solid defense.
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British champ leads field in golf meet
Jock Hutchinson, defending British Open champion, led the qualifying round at Sandwich England with 71 strokes. Walter Hagen Joe Kirkwood trailed at 75 while Aubrey Boomer Harry Vardon and Roger Wethered posted strong scores among top finishers.
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Monday Baseball Scores Split Between Giants and Mets
In New York St Louis beat the Giants 5 to 4 as Pfeffer got crucial infield support and the first National Leaguer to 50 runs. In Brooklyn a 14th inning rally drove Pittsburgh 6 to 5, with Johnston Decatur and Wheat delivering the decisive hits. Philadelphia routed Chicago 9 to 6 after Peters homer and Kaufman’s late blast sealed the win.
Browns Top Phillies To Extend Lead In National League Race
In St Louis on June 18 the Browns beat Philadelphia 3 to 2, widening their lead to 2 1/2 games over New York as McManus drove in Tobin with the seventh inning run. Tobin advanced on Gallawy’s error and was moved to second by Gerber’s sacrifice. The scoring sequence left Philadelphia with a narrow loss in a tight league battle.
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Minneapolis Defeats Louisville In Late Inning Collapse
June 19 report from Louisville shows Minneapolis beating Louisville 19 to 7 as De Berry falters in the 11th allowing multiple hits including a home run by Rondeau. Mayer drove in the winning run after Louisville had surged ahead on Hald’s wild pitching in the sixth and seventh frames.
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Ruth Suspended for Third Time with Yankees
Chicago June 30 By the Associated Press Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees faced a third suspension this season after an on field argument in Cleveland. Details show Aberdeen and Sioux teams in a tense ballpark, with brief scoring by Aaron and others. In other notes Watertown beat Wahpeton Breckenridge four to one as Lane lost his first game after eight straight wins. Mitchell Kernels won decisively over Jamestown in the opening game of a series.
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Mayville Wins Two on Sunday in North Carolina
Mayville baseball club won both games Sunday in Mayville North Carolina. Latry Oswald pitched both games, yielding seven strikeouts and nine hits in the first contest against Northwood, and fanning fifteen against Hatton in the second, with Shavers shining on defense. Final scores 7 to 2 and 6 to 4.
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Jeff Smith Dominates Bob Moha In Ten Round Win
Milwaukee fighter Jeff Smith outpointed Bob Moha in every round of a ten round bout. Smith used clinching tactics to control the match as sporting writers praised his performance. Bill Jones knocked out Ray Dempsey in a third round elect-rating bout. Mike Duh oe defeated Jack Eile in a ten round featherweight bout, with Dundee on Eile's verge of knockout in the ninth.
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Fargo speed carnival thrills crowd despite losses
Crookston Minn June 20 The Nels T Wold post of the American Legion staged its third annual speed carnival at the Northwestern fair grounds drawing an estimated 4 200 spectators. Speed Johnson of Fargo won the three and seven mile events with Lusk fighting hard for positions until a rear tire burst ended his seven mile bid. Johnson topped a field that included Staple Winnipeg and Art Peterson Minneapolis. The Ford novelty race featured heavy fanfare and non stop pit stops as Van Br Boyd won with Jensen and Oseman placing. Auto polo closed the program, the Federated Flyers suffering tumbles. the day ended with the Legion losing money despite a lively program.
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Primary Tickets Show Party Slates for State Offices
The message outlines Republican and Democratic ticket endorsements for state offices. Republicans back Governor candidates, insurance commissioner, railway commissioners, and congressional and legislative races including D. B. Burtness and P. G. Hanson. Democrats list U S Senate hopeful T. O Connor and a full state ticket with Charles Simon as Governor and W. Porterfield as Lt. Governor among others.
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