Giants Rally as Fillingim Leads In Thin Card Showdown
Fillingim stars for Boston, limiting New York to five hits while Boeckel and Nixon highlight fielding. In St Louis, Fournier’s homer lifts Cardinals past Pirates 3 2, with respectful defense from Gowdy and Carlson. Cubs fall 6 1 to Cincinnati as Alexander exits early and Winga delivers key homer for the Reds.
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Sports Schedule Fragments and Athletic News Update
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Trainmen Rally To Beat Machinists In Second Game
The Burlington Baseball Series saw the Trainmen top the Machinists 4 to 1 in the second game. Key hits late in the first and a back-and-forth rally shaped the score as Riley made a crucial defensive play. Box score details list Dorsey, Jonnen, and Coughlin among the Trainmen and Riley for the Machinists. The Davis Cup match between France and LemparK is set for June 17 at Copenhagen, and Yankee pitcher Harry Herper was released due to pitching arm injuries.
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Park Department Schedules Club Games At Copeland Park
George B. Ritter parks superintendent announces dates for Nelson Clothing and Montague baseball at Copeland Park. Each club secures the Saturday before a Sunday game with Montagues using twilight primes on Tuesday and Wednesday and Nelsons on Thursday and Friday. Scheduled dates run from June through September including June 4 18 and 25 for Montagues and Nelsons, July 9 16 28 26 etc.
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Sisler delivers decisive 12th inning in Cubs win
In St Louis Sisler’s single, with Shorten on third, ends a 12 inning battle vs Faber and Davis to give the Cubs a 4 3 win. Faber allowed thirteen hits as Davis walked four and allowed seven. Falk homered for Chicago.
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Junior League Standings From Week of June Dates
Week results list Kalbo Brothers Dahl's Fords Reimans and La Crosse park games June 3. Wile Brothers meet Pearl Button Company on June 6. Kalbo Brothers face Dahl's Fords at Normal School June 8. Cope news fragment ends.
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La Crosse Normal Defeats Bangor In Final Season Game
La Crosse Normal's baseball team finished 5 to 1 over Bangor at Normal Field. Gunderson held Bangor to three hits across seven innings before Schultz finished, while Stoneman, Dean, Glasbrenner and Shields starred in La Crosse defense and timely hitting.
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Dynasties Decline From Forty One in 1914 to Seventeen Now
A historical note surveys world rule by dynasties, indicating a drop from forty one dynasties in 1914 to seventeen currently. The statistic highlights shifts in global power and governance across the early modern era.
La Crosse News Wins Junior League Opener Over Wile Brothers
The La Crosse News defeated the Wile Brothers 5 to 3 at Hix on Field, opening the Junior League season. News Company jumped to two runs in the first inning and added three more in the second, while Wile Brothers managed three runs, with notable plays by Morelli and Murphy, and solid defense by Salts.
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