Baseball scores from Arkansas and nearby games settle in
Jonesboro 10 Monroe 4 Hot Springs 2 Fort Smith 1 Texarkana 8 Helena 2 Nashville 902 112 000 793 Mobile 100 000 000 1 5 0 6 Batteries Case Seabaugh Bil trofft Raub. Little Rock June 24 Errors by Boucher Carey give Birmingham game. Milton allows scattered hits but errors decide. Score Little Rock 2 Birmingham 3. Batteries Milton Casey Flaherty Kane.
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Mobile
Case and Seabaugh
Biltrofft and Raub
Little Rock
Boucher
Carey
Birmingham
Milton
Casey
Flaherty
Kane
Where They Play Today Monroe at Jonesboro
Local sports brief lists today’s matchups with Monroe visiting Jonesboro followed by Helena at Texarkana and Hot Springs traveling to Fort Smith for late afternoon games.
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Monroe
Jonesboro
Helena
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
Jonesboro tops Monroe in slugfest behind strong hitting
Jonesboro defeated Monroe in a high scoring game as Jonesboro hitters touched Sanders for seventeen hits. Henninger and Jolly added two and three base hits, while Deardorff and Henninger secured the win behind Sanders who worked the mound. Umpire Smith.
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Jonesboro
Monroe
Sanders
Henninger
Jolly
BC Jonesboro
Deardorff
Kitchens
Smith
Locals edge Helena in eleven innings 3 to 2
Texarkana reports a dramatic eleven inning win over Helena 3 to 2 marked by late scoring and strong defense. Batteries Jones Bankhead Reece Berry Umpire Ryan. Kiot Springs defeats Fort Smith 2 to 1 as Hot Springs backs a first and fourth inning rally with errors by Jeffries.
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Helena
Jones
Bankhead
Reece
Berry
Ryan
Monroe Players Suspended by Arkansas League President
President Rider announces indefinite suspensions for Outfielder Pedrotti First Baseman Ling and Pitcher Quick of Monroe for contract jumping. He denies rumors the league exists only to profit from July 4 and 5 receipts.
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Helena
Rider
Arkansas League
Pedrotti
Ling
Quick
Monroe
Jonesboro Ball Club Replaces Manager After Disagreement
In Jonesboro on June 23 S W Rein ey was released as manager by the baseball association directors after a dispute with players. Harry Welch, longtime second baseman, is elected manager. A new first baseman has been signed and will join the team Friday.
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S. W. Reiney
The
Baseball Association
Harry Welch
Camden Opens Baseball Season With 2 1 Victory Over Waldo
Camden led Waldo 2 to 1 when rain halted play in the sixth inning. Perritt pitched six innings for Camden with ten strikeouts and only one scratch hit allowed. Batteries Camden Perritt and Golden Waldo McDonald and Riggs.
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Riggs
Argenta
Perritt
Golden
McDonald
Nashville Beats Mobile in Southern League Showdown
In Nashville on June 24 Nashville defeated Mobile 7 to 1. Siegle starred with two singles and two doubles in four at bats driving in four runs as Nashville built a commanding lead.
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Mobile
Siegle
Sunday baseball law tested in Carr case
Men sue Charles C. Carr manager of the Indianapolis baseball club charging him with breaking the Sabbath by playing baseball for pay. The suit provides the first real test of the new Sunday baseball law.
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Indianapolis
Tallulah Prepares For West Monroe Sunday Matchup
The last Tallulah team travels to Forsythe Park for a Sunday game against the West Monroe boys on an off day for the league schedule. West Monroe showcases solid play and the crowd expects a well played contest.
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West Monroe
West Monroe Boys
Forsythe Park
Sports notes mix boxing and baseball legends of the era
Sam Langford is highlighted as a genuine black valentine born February 12, 1980. Abe Attell trains John Madden’s sons at Sheepshead Bay while various players including Hughey Jennings and Bud Sharpe are linked to teams. Chris Mathewson is hailed as baseball’s top pitcher by Manager McGraw. Contention, trades, and anecdotes weave through names like Billy Purter, Kid Elber, Nap Lajoie, George Moriarty, Cy Young, and others with playful quirks and outcomes for 1900s sport.
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Bud Sharpe
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Christy Mathewson
Mark Purtell
Decatur
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Robbie Vaughn
Princeton
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Bill Lange
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Garden
Anson
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California
Kid McCoy
Paris
Nap Lajoie
George Moriarty
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George
Cy Young
Lynn
Pittsburg Narrowly Defeats St Louis 3 2 in Protest
Pittsburg beat St Louis 3 to 2 in a tense game at home. Harmon was replaced by Phelps to bat, Sallee finished. Owner Robinson protested a third base play missed by umpire Cusack. Score by innings shows Pittsburg with a late rally and 12 hits to 4 for St Louis.
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Sallee
Robinson
Cusack
R. H. EB
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Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia In Tight Baseball Tilt
Brooklyn wins third in a row over Philadelphia 6 to 3 after a strong home showing. In New York, the Giants take two from Boston 7 to 4 and 12 to 5, with a sharp first game and a high-scoring second game.
Washington and Boston clash as Altrock falters and Boston wins
In Washington on June 24 Altrock weakened in the eighth and Boston took the game 5 to 1. Donohue was escorted from the field by police after arguing a close second inning call with umpire O Loughlin. Batteries were Altrock Street for Washington and Ryan Arellanes Carrigan Spencer for Boston.
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O’loughlin
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Altropk
Street
Ryan
Arellanes
Carrigan
Spencer
Detroit 2 St Louis 1 in baseball clash
Detroit beat St Louis 2 to 1 in a tight game with visitors failing to score on several line drives. Score by innings shows Detroit taking an early lead then holding on as St Louis offense sputtered. Batteries Mullin Schmidt for Detroit Dineen Criger for St Louis.
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St. Louis
Mullin
Schmidt
Dineen
Criger
Philadelphia Defeats New York Despite Errors
Philadelphia won 9 to 8 on June 24 after costly errors by LaPorte and Elberfield. The game featured a 002 200 10 score for Philadelphia and 001 100 100 for New York, with Morgan and Thomas batting for Philadelphia and Manning Hughes and Blair for New York.
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Elberfield
Morgan
Thomas
Manning Hughes
Blair
Cleveland Crushes Chicago 8 1 in June Baseball Game
Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 to 1 as Young allowed only four Chicago men to reach base on hits and an error. Lajoie’s wrist sprain keeps him out likely a month, with the infield shuffled in his absence. Score by innings shows Cleveland taking early control and adding late runs.
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Scott
Young
Lajoie
Texas League results yesterday headline
In San Antonio, San Antonio beat Shreveport 2 to 1. Dallas downed Galveston 9 to 5. Oklahoma City edged Houston 3 to 0. Waco defeated Fort Worth 4 to 0.
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Shreveport
Galveston
Dallas
Houston
Oklahoma City
Waco
Fort Worth
Fights Tonight Set in Tamaqua and Kansas City
John Wille meets Jack Bonner in a 10 round bout at Tamaqua Pa. Phil Knight battles Harry Trendall in a 10 round contest at Kansas City.
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Jack Bonner
Tamaqua
Phil Knight
Harry Trendall
Kansas City
Negroes Robe Store Robbery Leads to Arrests In Ward Two
A Ward Two store owned by D. D. Johnston was robbed Wednesday night and almost all items were recovered at William Sewell's home, a Black man. Arthur Ward was arrested for the robbery and Sewell is charged as an accessory, with Judge Schulze issuing search warrants and Sheriff Parker visiting the scene.
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D. D. Johnston
Ward
Ad Response Apathy Cited By Those Who Do Not Answer
The article notes people skip want ads citing it may be too late and a belief that effort is futile. It portrays a mindset labeled as the what’s the use creed affecting participation and timely replies.
Trial of Sunday Baseball Case
Indianapolis fans await Judge Pritchard's ruling on a suit to decide if Sunday baseball will be legal in the city. Frank McCrea leads a business committee in challenging current restrictions and the outcome hinges on this trial.
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Hoosier Capital
Pritchard
Frank McCrea
FOX Grocer Co., Ltd
Mississippi Referee System Retained Under Roosevelt Advisors
Jackson Mississippi June 25 The article states that President Taft will not alter the Federal patronage referee system in Mississippi with Moseley and Collins to continue as referees. It asserts no appointments will be made without their recommendation and notes personal ties between Hitchcock and Moseley support no change.
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Roosevelt
Jackson
Miss
Taft
South
Washington
Messrs. L. B. Moseley
F. W. Collins
Hitchcock
Hon. L. B. Moseley
Row Over Tax Office Sparks New Trial Motions
Lake Charles Louisiana June 25 both sides in the tax collectorship controversy W N Curley and Collector Beardsley filed motions for new trial seeking relief from adverse rulings in the dispute over the tax office control.
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W. N. Curley
Beardsley
Beardsley Contests Council Seat Amid Ineligibility Claim
Attorney Edwards argues Beardsley is entitled to the office for two years due to Curley’s declared ineligibility, seeking nullification of the council election. He cites new evidence with potential impact. Jurors reportedly favored a verdict awarding Beardsley the next term office.
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Beardsley
Curley
Ship Subsidy Moves in Congress
Washington June 24 Representative Humphrey of Washington introduced in the House a new ocean mail subsidy bill. The measure follows the form of the last Congress proposal but adds features endorsed by the Merchant Marine League.
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Washington
Humphrey
Merchant Marine League
Japs Cheer Their Warships Arrive in Honolulu
The training squadron of Admiral Ijichi, including the cruisers Aso and Soya, reached Honolulu today to an enthusiastic reception from hundreds of Japanese spectators.
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Admiral Ijichi
Aso
Soya
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