Wampum Blanks Terrace A C In Drizzling Rain
Wampum defeats Terrace A C 4 to 0 as Orris leads with strong pitching and solid fielding. Terrace managed only three hits off D Riley while Wampum earned seven off Guy. The game, played in rain, sets up a contest next Saturday against East Liverpool Athletics.
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Wampum
Terrace A. C
New Castle
Terrace
Guy
D. Riley
Orris
Wampumies
East Liverpool Athletics
Baseball Roundup in American League and National League
Summary of multiple games across the 1913 season with results in Cleveland Detroit Washington New York Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Boston and Brooklyn. Key performances include Falkenberg Mitchell Mullin Leonard Rixey Moore and others with scores ranging from tight one run decisions to blowouts.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Falkenberg
Mitchell
Carisch
Dauss
McKee
Hall
Lake
Stanage
Washington
New York
Mullin
Henry
Fisher
Sweeney
Johnson
Ainsmith
Keating
Clark
Philadelphia- Bowuog
Philadelphia
Leonard, Bedient
Carrigan
Nanamaker
Houck
Plank
Bender
Schang
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland Od
Boston
Washington Eeenee
St. Louis Ee
Evans Triumphs In Tight Pitchers Battle
In a pitchers duel the Tuxedo A C defeated the Italian A C 2 to 1. Evans limited the opposition to two hits and scored on a seventh inning run and a ninth inning marker after a dropped ball. Young fanned ten but team errors aided the Tuxedos.
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Tuxedo A. C
A. C
Evans
George Young
Young
Tuxedos
L. Ballano
Pritchard
Gottn
F. Marsella
Cross and Ledoux Stage Fast Two Round Exhibition
York report notes Leach Cross sparred with trainer in Los Angeles and battered him in a brisk two round exhibition. Cross, the New York lightweight, is a betting favorite to meet George Rodel on June 27 and Bud Anderson on July 4.
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Cross
Charles Ledoux
Eddie Campi
Ith
Tomy
George Rodel
York
Los Angeles
Leach Cross
New York
Bud Anderson
Pacific Coast
Japanese baseball president visiting New York to observe majors
Kuijiro Okazaki, president of base ball in Japan, is in New York on June 23 to view major league games. He plans to carry back ideas from his observations to Japan.
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New York
Kuijiro Okazaki
Baseball In
Japan
News Forces Baseball Challenge 1913 Tilt
The Herald and The News joust in a baseball game, recalling a 17 to 3 setback last time. The challenge is accepted with confident hopes amid a spirited local rivalry.
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Herald
Matchups Set for Pittburg, Philadelphia, Brooklyn Showdowns
Pittsburg visits Cincinnati while Philadelphia plays Boston and Brooklyn hosts New York. Chicago travels to St. Louis in a slate of notable city pairings.
Browns and White Sox split doubleheader 2–0 games
In a twin bill the Browns won 2–0 in the opener as White Sox pitcher Scott struck out 15 but lost. The White Sox took the nightcap 2–0 behind tamed hits with timely batting. Pirates toppled Reds 5–4 in the eighth to close the day.
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Scott
White Sox
Ty Cobble
Ty Cobb
Basketball Matchups Across Cities Listed
New York meets Washington, Boston faces Philadelphia, and St. Louis travels to Chicago in a schedule listing. The card outlines regional pairings without results or dates.
Inter-State Hockey Scores From Weekend and Yesterday
Weekend results include Zanesville 5 Wheeling 4 and Columbus 4 Canton 2. Erie 5 Steubenville 4, with Steubenville losing 2 0 to Erie yesterday and Wheeling 4 Zanesville 0. Other notable games feature Canton 10 Columbus 4 and Columbus 4 Canton 1 with upcoming matches listed.
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Zanesville
Wheeling
Columbus
Canton
Erie
Steubenville
Steubenvile &, Erie
Akron-Youngstown
Youngstown
Akron
W .L. Pet. Posnesieds Biaeres
Pennsy Shops Defeat Ellwood Collegians in Rain Shortened Game
Seven runs in six innings as the Pennsy shops beat the Ellwood Collegians 7 to 0 before rain and darkness halted play in the sixth. Ellwood committed a dozen errors, while Johns and Gould allowed four and three hits respectively. Two base hits by O'Brien Strause and Johns highlighted the game, with Gould and Johns combining in strikeouts and control. Umpire Iman presided.
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Pennsy Shops
Ellwood Collegians
Collegians
Ellwood
Johns
Collegian
Gould
O’brien
Strause
Iman
Baseball scores from Indianapolis and surrounding cities
Scores list shows American Assn games with Indianapolis beating St. Paul 2 1, Columbus defeating Minneapolis 3 0, Milwaukee overpowering Louisville 12 3. Other results include Toledo at Kansas City postponed by rain, plus Columbus 12 Minneapolis 4 and Louisville 4 Milwaukee 3, with Toledo 4 Kansas City 2 and Toledo 1 Kansas City 0.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Wee
Awe
Oy Wy
Minneapolis Ee
Shorten Varsity Boat Race to Three Miles Gains Support
New York experts urge cutting the classic four mile varsity boat race to three miles claiming a shorter course heightens spectacle. They cite Poughkeepsie results where crews reached the three mile mark with strong strokes before fatigue set in, noting Syracuse edged Cornell by a half length and Washington finished third after a dramatic late surge.
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National News Association
New York
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Cornell
Hudson
Columbia
University of Washington
Seattle Boys
Wisconsin
Boxer Patrick Grant Dies After Ring Bout
Dayton dispatch reports 20 year old Patrick Grant of Dayton died after being carried from the ring unconscious in the seventh round of a 10 round bout with Kid Batty. Debates whether death came from knockout or heat and overexertion. It was Grant’s second pro fight.
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Dayton
Patrick Grant
Batty
Grant
Each Player Of Team Makes Hit In Bessemer Victory
Bessemer, F Forney and Dart led New Castle high school stars on a 1913 road trip defeating Bessemer independentes. All eight collegians hit safely in the first inning their first time up, producing all their runs. Benson relieved Koskie on the mound and yielded ten strikeouts while Forney fanned four.
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F. Forney
Dart
New Castle
Battery
Bessemer
Bessemer Independentes
Collegians
Myland
Benson
Koskie
Champion Kramer Wins One Mile Pro Bicycle Race
New York on June 23 Frank Kramer the American champion cyclist won the one mile professional race, leading a field of riders all the way.
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New York
Frank Kramer
Harvard Beats Yale Three Times in One Weekend
Harvard completes a triple victory over Yale with a football win in fall, a dominant rowing win on the Thames, and a 6 to 5 baseball victory in Cambridge Massachusetts on June 23 an historic sweep for the Crimson across football rowing and baseball.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Bull Dogs
Thames
Motor Champion Beaten at Brighton Beach Race
Arthur Chappelle, last year's motorcycle champion, lost to Charley David of Brooklyn in the first of three three mile races for the 1913 championship at Brighton Beach.
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New York
Arthur Chappelle
Brighton Beach
Charley David
Brooklyn
Fielding Saves Day For Car Works
Sharp fielding saved the local Car Works from defeat at Leesburg Saturday as twenty hits were recorded. The Car Works won 3 to 0 with Leesburg committing no errors while Car Works had one. Earned runs 2 for Car Works. two base hits by Eroe and Krozen. Grimm hit a three base blow. Andrews struck out five, Ward eight.
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Johnon
F. Forney
Dart
E. Connery
Koskie
Benson
Forney
Stanley
Johnson
Car Works
Leesburg
Andrews
Eroe
Krozen
Grimm
Ward
Hannon
Graham
P. A. Broe
O Griffith
Rene
Mosely
Hart
Johnston
Duquin
Bere Ve
H. Grandy
W. Ward
Harrison
Collins
Anderson
Wardman
Stewart
Wardle
Republic Traction Stock Declares 11 2 Percent Dividend
Stockholders of the Republic Railway and Light Company, owner of traction lines in Sharon, Youngstown, New Castle and other areas, receive notice of a regular quarterly dividend of 11 2 percent on the preferred stock.
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Republic Railway and Light Company
Sharon
Youngstown
New Castle
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Will
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Weyman
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Haide
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W. Connery
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Persing
St . Stanley
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Nelson
Motor Champ
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Standard Cigar CO
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L. Goldsmit Bro. & CO
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