Arkansas League Standings and Scores Report
Springs 2 Monroe 1 is noted with Texarkana and Helena 5, Jonesboro 10 Fort Smith 6 in the Arkansas baseball league standings and results. The brief item lists multiple game outcomes and current league positioning.
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Hot Springs Triumphs 2–1 In Close Monroe Game
Hot Springs edged Monroe 2–1 in a tense nine inning contest despite oppressive heat. Coyle drew praise for eighteen put outs at first while Smitheale, Pedroni, and Pedrotti sparkled in the visitors’ defense as Monroe matched with key plays, including a near comeback inning.
Hot Springs Narrowly Defeats Monroe In Narrow Contest
Hot Springs wins 6 to 5 over Monroe with key hits by Pedrotti and Blanchfield. Slugger Blanchfield drives in three on a triple, while Pedrotti adds a two base hit. Stolen base by Blanchfield, sacrifice by Ware, Bromley, and DeHaven, and two walks apiece. Toren and Stillman split pitching, Dellaven to Ware to Coyle turn double play. Time 1 45. Umpire Crotty.
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Baseball Notes and Umpire Absence Sparks Local Controversy
Umpire Crotty faced criticism for a misstep yesterday as he attended the Keely Institute instead of the field. Pitcher Topperwein and outfielder Longley have jumped the Monroe team, taking reputations from the squad. Monroe seeks replacements from Alexandria and Argentina teams, expected to debut soon.
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Besse homers with bases loaded in Texarkana game
In Texarkana June feature, Besse hits a first inning grand slam style home run with the bases full. The game stretched long, final score Ed 25 Texarkana 9 for Helena 564 with pitchers Jones Bankhead Veasey Berry.
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Fort Smith Defends Inning Victory Over Jonesboro
Fort Smith pitchers held Jonesboro to eight hits as Deardorff fanned eleven and walked one. Fort Smith scored zero in the first, then four in the third and one in the sixth for a 5 8 win. The locals gain five Argenta players tomorrow to bolster the lineup.
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Birmingham Beats New Orleans In A High Scoring Contest
Birmingham advanced to a 10 4 win over New Orleans after a late burst. Pruitt pitched seven innings allowing one hit before the seventh frame and was hit hard as Birmingham plated seven runs. Dickson Kane Pruitt Schriever were the battery for the game.
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Mobile 6 Nashville 0 in baseball clash
Mobile outplayed Nashville in a lopsided game. Perdue delivered timely hits as Mobile scored six runs while Nashville managed two in nine innings. Batteries were Perdue Seabaugh for Mobile and Biltrolff Ludwig for Nashville.
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Atlanta Tops Little Rock In Shortest Game Of Season
Atlanta moved further ahead in the standings by defeating Little Rock in the shortest game of the season. The score shows Atlanta 4 0 0 0 1 1 final and Little Rock 0 0 0 0 0 1 final, with Fisher and Smith behind the plate and Harr and Casey on the battery for the visitors.
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National League clash yields Chicago loss to New York
In Chicago on June 8 New York beat Chicago 3 to 2 after two Chicago errors a sacrifice and a single in the first inning produced two runs. Brown Moran batters faced. Matthewson Meyers closed. St Louis down Brooklyn 7 to 1 as Forrest Moore wins. MelIntyre Pastorious Bergen Moore Phelps in mound duel.
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Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia 5 to 3 in Rally Finish
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 5 to 3 after a late rally. Pitcher and hitting contribute to the win in a June 8 game at Pittsburg, with 12 hits and 2 errors between the teams.
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Phillies battering leads to historic doubleheader win
Philadelphia pitchers Philippe Camnitz and Gibson, with Brown Richie and Jacklitch, delivered a sharp 102 600 000-21 strikeout line as batteries in a decisive game, reflecting a standout pitching display and strong batting support.
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Detroit Beats New York in Eleven Innings 5-4
In a tense eleven inning showcase, Detroit overcomes New York 5 to 4. Willets and Stanage led Detroit with strong pitching while Brockett McMillan and Blair split duties for the Yankees. Cleveland shuts out Philadelphia 2-0 as Joss limits the Phillies to one hit.
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Boston Defeats St Louis in Tight Baseball Finish
Boston 4 St Louis 8. In Boston on June 8 Speaker hit a key three bagger for the winning run as Niles delivered the important hit. Score by innings shows St Louis eight to Boston four with late scoring. Batteries Criss Criger Stephens Cheech Steele Arellanes Carrigan.
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Texas League Results from Yesterday in Shreveport Dallas Fort Worth
Shreveport defeated Galveston 7 to 4. Oklahoma City beat Houston 1. Dallas triumphed over San Antonio 4. Fort Worth won 6 to 0 against Waco.
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Baseball Scores From Midwest Road Trip
In Toledo and Indianapolis and Minneapolis contests the weather affected play on wet grounds. Milwaukee beat Columbus 2 1 in 10 innings and Kansas City defeated Louisville 5 2 in Louisville.
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Arkansas League Changes Highlight Argenta Shuffle
Arthur Riggs, former Argenta manager, is named umpire by President Hurst. Walters, Bockewitz, Ritter, Cowan, and Humphries depart tonight to report with Fort Smith.
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Why Alexandria Was Dropped From State League
The Arkansas Gazette reports the Arkansas State League reduces to six clubs with Argenta and Alexandria dropped. President W W Hurst cites Argenta’s unpaid salaries and Alexandria’s great distance as reasons. Existence of games between Argenta Hot Springs and Alexandria Monroe deemed exhibitions. Texarkana protests lead to one counted game ineligible. Remaining teams begin three game series today.
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Gilks Named Manager of Galveston Sand Crabs
Galveston reports Robert J. Gilks will manage the Sand Crabs with full authority. He will join the team at Fort Worth on the 12th and bring several additional players to reorganize the squad.
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Original Crazy Well Water Offered by Keller Grocer Co
Health claims promote Crazy Well Water as a home remedy. Keller Grocer Co Ltd, distributors, suggests residents can stay in place and gain health benefits without leaving home or seeking medical care.
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Eleven Die As Mandeville Wharf Collapses At Lake
New Orleans reports at least eleven deaths from a Sunday accident at Mandeville where the wharf apron gave way and about seventy five people plunged into an eight foot deep lake. The excursion steamer Margaret was nearby as a crowd waited, with conflicting claims about whether the boat was tied to the wharf.
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Making Change on Second Avenue Car
A thin man with a long beard boarded a Fifth Street Second Avenue car and paid a $1 fare with a transfer. The conductor gave him a half dollar a quarter and three dimes. The man pocketed the three dimes and exited at Eighth Street. A passenger noted the three dimes, and the conductor quipped that he would have trouble getting rid of the half dollar.
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Lesson From New Problem Novel Cited By Cleveland Leader
The Cleveland Leader quotes a reader who says the new Problem Novel imparted a clear lesson not to read any more books by the same author. The remark reflections on reader discretion and authorial impact appear in a brief items column.
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