Torrid Beantown Club Is Making Runaway Of Loop
New York June 4 An update on the Red Sox pace shows potential MLB record runs as they hold a seven game lead with 122 predicted wins if the season continued. Yankee power slides with an 12-2 win over the Indians while the Tigers lose a star after a midseason collision.
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Yanks
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Kapilow Defeats Lay In Ten Round Philadelphia Bout
Brooklyn boxer Danny Kapilow won a unanimous decision over West Philadelphia’s Dar Sey Lay at the Philadelphia Arena in a ten round match. Kapilow led early, Lay rallied in rounds eight to ten, but Kapilow’s early lead proved decisive as he weighed 143 to Lay’s 142 pounds.
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Brooklyn
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New Galilee Routs County League Rival In Tight 3 2 Win
New Galilee remained hot by winning its ninth of ten as Byrdel Inman pitched a strong game to edge Ellwood Elks 3 to 2. Ferrante took the loss for Ellwood, dropping the Elks into a tie for third while Wampum Legion moved up to second with their idle status.
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Ellwood Elks
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Elks
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Pozzy to Headline Main Bout at Arena Card Monday
Tommy Leach, Jefferson A. C. matchmaker, announced Ellwood City heavyweight Billy Pozzy will headline the arena show next Monday. Pozzy was to face Joe Chu pra of Carnegie but Chu pra sustained ligament injuries and cannot fight here. Leach aims to sign Ike Bell as a substitute and seven other all star bouts are planned.
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Jefferson A. C
Billy Pozzy
Ellwood City
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Joe Chupra
Carnegie
Leach
Ike Bell
Ellwood Flash
Major League Standings and Results, June 1916
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh 8 to 0, New York 5 over St. Louis 4. Today scheduled games include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Boston at St. Louis at night, Philadelphia at Cincinnati at night, and New York at Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
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Baseball scores and matchups across the American League
The day featured New York 12 over St. Louis 1 and Boston defeating Chicago 6 to 1 while Chicago beat Cleveland 6 to 5. Philadelphia swept Cleveland 7 to 3. Detroit played a night game and the schedule listed Chicago at New York St Louis at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Washington with night games noted.
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Poston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Baseball Watcher Recounts Times From The Game
Ty Reed notes baseball speed metrics for a Western Association game including four seconds for a double play and five seconds for a home run to clear the left fence. He also mentions umpire plate dusting in 32-5 seconds and a thirsty delay before the next vendor.
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Topeka
St. Mary's Tops Church Golfers in New Castle League
St. Mary's church golf team regained first place in the New Castle church golf league at Castle Hills, defeating First U. P. 4 11 and Epworth 4 1. Medalist was Walter Vogan with a 37 as Fred Palmer led other low scores. The league standings show St. Mary's at 22 1/2 points, Mahoning 21, Second U. P. 20, Baptists 17, and others listed. next matches set for Thursday night.
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Fred Palmer
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Kelly Montgomery
Hen Bread
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Harbor
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Edenburg Tigers Fall 3-1 to Castlewood in Playoff
Castlewood defeats Edenburg 3-1 in a rain rescheduled county league playoff. Pud Henderson earned the win for Castlewood with four hits allowed, Ed Leeper suffered his fourth defeat as Edenburg extended its losing streak to ten games.
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Assign Umpire Assignments for League Tilts
Lawrence County Umpires Association president Leo Hill released umpire crews for City League games on June 4 and 5 at multiple fields. Crews include Price, Kneram, Stevenson, Laitenen, Smolnik, Soho, Hartman, Orlando, Richards, Conti, Cherio, Dombroski, Braykovich, Hardesky, Ferruce, Demaio, and Mielke across West Pittsburgh, Columbus, Cedar Street, South Hill, Ryantown, Castlewood, Bessemer, Hillsville, Edenburg, Wampum, Ellwood, and N. Hill venues.
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Union Civics Defeat Ryantown 4 1 In Exhibition
Union Civics of the North County league beat Ryantown of the City league 4 to 1 at Ryantown field in an exhibition game. Barber pitched the win and Dupry took the loss. Montason homered in the sixth as the Civics plated three runs.
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Nocera's Homer Breaks Up Game In 11th
In a postponed city league game at Washington field Columbus beat Universal Pottery 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Joe Frigone earned the win for Columbus with seven strikeouts while Peck Houston took the loss after yielding Nocera's dramatic 11th inning homer.
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Bessemer Man Among State Lacrosse Standouts
STATE COLLEGE Pa June 4 INS Nick Thiel lacrosse coach at Pennsylvania State college Monday announced three Nittany Lion players chosen for the north south all star game in Baltimore Friday John Nolan Glens Falls NY Art Tenhula Bessemer PA and Wild Bill Hollenback Allentown will represent the team.
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Art Tenhula
Bessemer
Wild Bill” Hollenback
Allentown
New Galilee Tops Lead League With Eight Club Entry
New Galilee Surprise Club under manager Joe Guzzetti, nicknamed the Hot Tops, leads the circuit with nine wins and one loss. Pitcher Bobby Clerici has four wins and a 1-0 shutout of Hillsville. strong defense and solid hitters support a club aiming to stay in the first division amid tight competition.
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New Galilee
Joe Guzzetti
Hot Tops
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Bobby Clerici
Bob
Hillsville
Byrdel Inman
Dicianni
Cynkar
Galilee
Sons of Italy defeat Spencers in league softball clash
Tony Capp pitched his fifth straight win as the Sons of Italy beat the Spencers 14 to 7 at Desham field. Na ples DiGennaro and Diazza led winners while Quinto and Newell starred for the Spencers. Dinks Lane took the loss.
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Sons of Italy
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Diazza
Quinto
Newell
Spencers
Dinks Lane
City Baseball Card Tonight
Six city league games on tap tonight begin at 6 o clock. Duca D Abruzzi faces league leading Lawrence Indies at Cedar Street. West Pittsboro meets Moose Club at Marshall Field. Slovaks duel Columbus Club at Booker T Washington. South Hill plays Tigers at Lee Avenue. Sons of Italy clash Universals at Washington. Legion meets Ryantown at Ryantown.
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Cedar Street
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Angel Winner Over Starr In Arena Monday Show
Maurice Thillette known as The Angels in wrestling defeated Harold Starr of Portland Oregon in two straight falls on a four event card at the Grove Street Arena. Thillette weighed 275 pounds to Starr's 216 and won the first fall in 20 minutes with a body slam and the second in three minutes with a body press to energize the crowd.
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Pittsburgh
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Mackie
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Indiana
Don “Spike” Marlin
Niles
Michigan
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Hawaii
East Brook Wins North County League Thiller 8-3
East Brook defeated Union Civics 8 to 3 in a North County League game. Mendal Brows allowed a three hitter, and Kelly belted a grand slam style homer with bases loaded to clinch the victory. Key players: East Brook Brews Doyle Reese and Vision cited. Union's Kreuger and Ames.
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First U P Team To Meet Tonight at Boyles Field
The First U P softball team will hold a meeting this evening at 6 15 at Boyles Field. Attendees listed include D Gibson P Gibson B England B Johnson F Dewberry B Dewberry B Reynolds Hawk Jack Fritz G Morrow T Lewis B Smith D Horechler T Pritchard B Wolrath T Clark E Bollard.
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T. Clark
E Bollard
Lands And Wagners Win Monday Evening
Lands and the Wagner Panthers won their American Legion junior league games Monday evening. Lands scored in the fifth to come from behind against the Elks with Dade fanning ten and strong defense including a backhand catch by Bogdon. The Panthers beat the Independents six to two in the first inning scoring all their runs early.
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Beagle Club To Meet On Friday
Shenango Valley Beagle Club schedules a special meeting at Ellwood Wampum Rod and Gun Club House on Ellwood Wampum Road at 7 30 pm Friday. Members urged to attend as business includes land purchase updates and yearbook data gathering plus a fish fry and club movies.
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Ted Lach Narrowly Misses Open Qualifying At Oakmont
New Castle amateur Ted Lach failed to qualify for the National Open by four strokes at Oakmont Golf Club Pittsburgh. He shot 76 in the morning and 85 in the afternoon to finish 5 over 157, missing the 80 needed to reach the nine qualifiers led by Coffey of Moundsville with 152.
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Russell Baxter Defeats Hopes in Schenectady Bout
Russell Baxter of New Castle defeated Abe Hopes of Ring Field in Schenectady to stretch his winning streak to two, following a previous victory over Bat Stroud in Hartford. Baxter is slated for a Prentiss Hall bout in Buffalo Wednesday night, per manager George Sheppard.
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Ringfield
Ryantown Releases Ten Players in Manager Smiley Shakeup
Ryantown baseball club announces a ten player release by manager Bob Smiley. Named players include Jack Burk Ray Datis Herbert Owrey Sam Dena Walter Shuler Ralph Kneram Fred Rice Robert Peterson Nick Alfreda and Carl Porada.
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Jack Burk
Ray Datis
Herbert Owrey
Sam Dena
Walter Shuler
Ralph Kneram
Fred Rice
Robert Peterson
Nick Alfreda
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