Pirates Down Braves 6 2 in Fourth Straight Win
Pirates complete five game sweep as Erwin Brame earns his fourth win of the season with scattered Boston hits. Ed Brandt wildness and early Pittsburgh errors fuel six runs in first and third innings. Other scores note Chicago 11 Brooklyn 2 and New York 8 St Louis 1 in NL action.
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East End Falls to Blairsville 10-3 in tough game
East End was missing four players as Blairsville scraped nine runs in the last inning on seven hits to win 10-3 at East End Diamond. Clawson was slated to pitch as Luciusboro team returns to Hass Kind Diamond at 4 3 this afternoon to try for a victory.
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H.R. Walker
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Hoffman
Malcolm
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T. Sheehe
Hara
Runzo
Zacur
Walker
T. Runzo
Sheehe
Gressley Vacaton
Gressley Pi
Pet. Aneve
Hornsby adds fire to Cubs as tight NL race looms
Rogers Hornsby’s arrival at Chicago sparks debate as NL tightens. Cubs manager Joe McCarthy salutes Hornsby as a tireless, daily hustler who studies baseball, while rivals question the value of the Texas star given past clashes with Cardinals and Giants.
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Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
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Hughie Critz
Joe McCarthy
Rogers Hornsby
Babe Ruth sick from endless exhibition games says friends
Davis J. Walsh reports that Ruth’s friends blame nonstop exhibition games for his illness, arguing the Yankees force him to play nine innings at every stop. They cite a brutal open-bus trip to Chambersburg and a heavy schedule, while noting Ruth’s love for the game and the team’s business pressures.
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INS
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New York Yankees
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Alten
Washington
Chambersburg
Yankees
Babe
Cochran Leads 116 in Conneaut Trap Games
W B Cochran of the Chester County Gun Club led a field of 116 in the Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association Championship at Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania. He broke 199 of 200 at 16 yards then flawless thereafter to win the main event ahead of Steve M Crothers George Baldwin Tred Meiss and Dan Kessler. Joan Zerbe won the state women's title with 87 of 100. Harrisburg chosen as the site for 1930 championships.
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INSI
Pennsylvania
W. B. Cochran
Chester County Gun Club
Pennsylvania Sportsmen’s Association
Cochran
Steve M. Crothers
George Baldwin
Tred Meiss
Hazlaton
Dan Kessler
Mt. Carmel
Meiss
Joan Zerbe
Miss A. Hargild
Pittsburgh
Miss Zerbe
J. Mowell Hawins
G. M. Brayne
Crothers
Baldwin
Keysler
Harrisbur
Braves Triumph Over Y Juniors in One Sided Contest
The Y. MC. A. Braves beat the Y Juniors 11 to 1 after a pitching duel early. Tom Malcolm struck out 15 for the Braves while Gressley fanned six of West End's bats. Hoffman homered for the Braves, credited to no West End player.
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Fast End
East End
West End
Tom Malcolm
Malcolm
Gressley
Hoffman
Clymer Beats Barr 4 to 3 Before 500 Fans
In a Thursday evening game at the local grounds the Clymer team of the C B League defeated Barr 4 to 3. Trailing by two runs, Clymer rallied in the ninth with four hits to plate three runs. Harvey notched three hits including a home run and Patterson fanned 11.
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Clymer Boys
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Belmont Stakes Draws Crowds At Belmont Park
New York June 8 The sixty first running of the Belmont stakes drew thousands of enthusiasts to Belmont Park closing day. Gyat ye Van Dusen not in the field, Blue Larkspur and Jack High loom as top contenders with five other class three year olds entered. Purse $74 040 total with $62 390 to the winner. Weather showed a slight drizzle but expected to clear before post time.
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Gyat Ye van Dusen
Colonel E.R. Bradley
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George D. Didener
Jack High
Dr. Freeland
Walter J. Salmon
Richard Tf. Wilson
H. P. Whitney
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Hatter
Sunvir
K. E. Be, Hitt
Arlington Park
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