LaJoie Ends His Active Playing Career
Chicago June 27 Larry Lajoie regarded as the greatest second baseman and possibly the best ball player in history is through as a regular for the Naps manager Birmingham states Lajoie will be benched for Tuck Turner and act as pinch hitter and adviser after eighteen years as a star He joined the Naps in 1902 and earlier this season was in top form but an injury by Klepfer slowed him and his batting suffered a slump
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Pirates win after late rally as Cardinals edge competitors
In a doubleheader split, Cleveland fell to Chicago with Gregg in the box while the Athletics hammered Griffiths for 27 hits and 21 runs in two games. The Pirates trailed by four in the sixth before Koneyes’s eighth inning homer sealed one run win. The Mack men have tallied 34 runs in three games.
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White Sox rally past Cleveland to clinch win
Chicago overcome an early three run edge by Cleveland to win 7 to 5 at home. Batteries: Gregg and Carisch for Cleveland Walsh, Benz, Russell and Schalk for Chicago. White Sox erase first inning lead and pull away with steady hitting and solid defense.
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Standings and results from the baseball leagues
Baseball standings show Philadelphia leading the American Association with a 38 19 .667 mark. New York and Cincinnati trail, while Milwaukee and Columbus post strong records in the American Association. Yesterday’s results include Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 4 and New York 5 11. Boston 4 3. Cincinnati 5 Chicago 2. St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 4. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 7 2, Columbus 6 Louisville 5.
Local Scores and Weather Shifts Across Cities
Indianapolis tames Toledo 5 2 while Kansas City scores 5 and St Paul edges 1. Philadelphia splits 10 11 with Washington 2 3. Chicago 7 beats Cleveland 5. New York and Boston play on wet grounds as St Louis meets Detroit in rain. Wisconsin towns report results from Madison 5 Milwaukee3 Green Bay 13 Oshkosh Appleton 6 Wausau 5 Racine 5 Rockford 2.
Today’s NBA slate features cross‑city matchups
Schedule lists Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Cleveland at Chicago, St Louis at Detroit, New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Washington, Milwaukee at Minneapolis, Kansas City at St Paul, Louisville at Indianapolis, Toledo at Columbus, plus Wisconsin Illinois League games Madison at Milwaukee Racine at Rockford Wausau at Appleton and Green Bay at Oshkosh.
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Fans Press AL For Apology To Naps Manager
Cleveland fans flood the American League president with letters and petitions to demand an apology to Birmingham the manager of the Naps over Ban Johnson’s criticized remarks.
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Fishermen’s Dilemma Outlined in Witty Proverb
A pithy maxim notes that many men will try to catch fish yet few will agree to dress them. The saying frames a view on effort versus preparation and practical follow through.
Wisconsin Senate Passes Boxing Bill After Debate
The Wisconsin senate approved the Hedding boxing bill after an hour of debate. An amendment banning liquor sales in venues hosting bouts was added. Governor McGovern now faces the measure as supporters praise boxing’s cleansing potential and opponents warn of creeping prize fighting.
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Ready for Games in Chicago with Olympic Relay Arrival
June 27 report from Chicago notes preliminary plans finished for the pre Olympic game opening in Grant Park tomorrow. A relay runner from Washington bearing the president message is due to arrive, signaling that everything will be in readiness.
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