Bronchos Edge Leidy's Senators 1-0 In Tough San Antonio Hitters Duel
In a tightly fought afternoon game at Black Stadium the Bronchos defeated Leidy's Senators 1 to 0. Kibler delivered the timely eighth inning run after Collins doubled and Stinson sacrificed, Browning and McCuller spun strong pitching for the Bronchos, while McCuller fanned five in the pivotal sixth and seventh frames.
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Price
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Notes of the game with Red Robe hits and wild plays
Cook wore bells after Browning rap in the second inning and the crowd saw a mid game rain spell where the Brones barbershop quartet entertained with Sally in Our Alley and Old Black Joe. Hille slugged a long homer in the sixth and McIver added two safeties. Roche and Schwind drew cheers for fielding feats as Austin clung near the cellar.
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Thomson
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Browning
Mullaney
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Red Sox Beat Naps in Boston as Falkenberg Loses Streak
Cleveland fell 4 to 1 to the Red Sox at Boston yesterday. Falkenberg was removed in the seventh to let Lajoie bat for him. He left with a consolation as a telegram from Washington announced the birth of his son. Final line shows Cleveland 18 runs? 2 errors, Boston 6 runs? 473?
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Messenger Boys to Play Mackay Telegraph Team
The Mackay Telegraph boys will meet Government Hill next Sunday afternoon. Espienosa to pitch for the messengers and hopes to bring back the bacon.
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Buffs Trim the Waco Navigators Pitching Duel
Houston wins 2 1 over Waco in a pitchers duel as Ware, despite a rough ninth, escapes a jam and preserves the decision. Two early runners in scoring position key the Houston win, with Ware's fielding the standout play in a tight afternoon game.
Giants Beat Cubs in Big Win at Chicago
New York defeated Chicago 11 to 3 as Giants pitchers feasted on Cubs. Mathewson left with a back strain after the fourth, Thorpe batted in the ninth, Wiltse pitched. Line score shows Giants 11 13 hits to Cubs 3 9 hits. Batteries: Overall Richie Leifield Lavender Archer Mathewson Wiltse Meyers Hartley.
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Thorpe
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Mathewson
Meyers
Hartley
Cards Dump Braves In Free-Hitting St. Louis Victory
St. Louis defeated Boston 12 to 6 in a high scoring game with Hauser at short. Sallee started the sixth with a homer into the right field bleachers. Boston pitcher changes included Perdue James Strang and Noyes leaving the mound while Sallee and McLean handled the outfield duties.
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Noyes
Rariden
McLean
Brennan Dominates Cincinnati as Phillies Win 10–1
Brennan shut down Cincinnati for eight innings allowing four hits and no runs until the ninth. Philadelphia tallied ten runs, aided by strong hitting while Cincinnati used three pitchers, all touched up. Final line shows Brennan with the win and Killifer behind the plate.
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Dodgers Rally Past Pirates In Wild Ninth Inning
Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 10 to 7 at Forbes Field after six errors in the decisive ninth. Kirkpatrick received a diamond stud from Pittsburg fans as Brooklyn compiled 17 hits to seven for the Pirates. Batteries: Ragan Curtis Yingling and O Miller. Robinson Adams and Simon.
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Yankees Beat White Sox 4 1 In New York Broadcast
New York Americans defeated Chicago White Sox 4 to 1 here yesterday. Highlanders surged in the fifth inning with field hits off Cicotte, while Ford endured some tough moments yet received solid support. Final: Chicago 1, New York 4. Batteries Cicotte Lange White Schalk Ford Sweeney.
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Ad Wolgast Plans Hawaiian Visit Amid Uncertain Ring Return
ALIBI WORKS LOS ANGELES June 10 Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion faces six months of inactivity to heal a damaged thumb and may never fight again though his physician remains hopeful. He injured himself in training for a bout with Johnny Dundee scheduled for tomorrow night making a comeback unlikely. Wing-shot Brewer Found Dead
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Club Standings From Yesterday’s Results
San Antonio leads with Austin and Houston tied for second as Waco, Dallas, Galveston and Fort Worth Beaumont follow. Rain postpones two matchups with games today featuring Austin at San Antonio and Waco at Houston, while Fort Worth travels to Beaumont and Dallas to Galveston.
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Detroit Visits Washington in Big League Matchup
Detroit faces Washington as St. Louis visits Philadelphia and Chicago plays New York while Cleveland travels to Boston in a day of eight games.
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Baseball scores from national league and minors
Yesterday's results across leagues show St Louis routed Boston 12 to 6, Philadelphia 10 over Cincinnati 1, New York 11 over Chicago 3, Brooklyn 10 over Pittsburgh 7, with Brooklyn and Philadelphia winning in away games. Mobile and New Orleans also posted wins in the Southern League, while Newark, Jersey City, Rochester, and Toronto hosted delegations in the International League.
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Bender, Phillies Pitching Shutout Browns in 5-0 Win
Ben der's pitching overwhelmed St Louis as Philadelphia defeated the Browns 5 to 0. The visitors managed only two scratches hits and never threatened. Johnston was injured on a fall in the seventh but returned to play. St Louis 000 000 000 2 Philadelphia 000 120 02x 5 Batteries Hamilton Agnew Bender Schang.
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Tigers Beat Senators in Washington 6 4
Detroit's strong team play and Washington errors helped clinch a 6 4 victory. Cobb and Willett homered for Detroit while Hughes struggled, and Willett pitched as the winner with Dubue behind him. Washington's offense managed four runs but fell short.
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Dallas Wallops the Galveston Pirates in close game
Dallas Giants defeated Galveston Pirates 4 to 2 on a muddy field in Galveston Texas. Storch hit a home run for the Giants while Galveston pitcher Dodd struggled with bases on balls. Mullins allowed wild pitches as Dallas pulled ahead late and held on for the win.
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Yale Harvard Princeton rivalry heads to conclusion soon
In the next two weeks the Yale Harvard and Princeton Yale series conclude, with Yale riding a strong season and fresh in memory of yesterday's 12 inning Yale win over Princeton. The long series dates to 1868 and 1883, with historical notes on early uniforms and a four hour 1866 Yale win that featured a pivotal De Grove home run. Four of the original Yale nine still lived recently.
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Young sprinter Arthur Robinson weighs tour of Europe
Rumors swirl as Mercersburg Academy star Arthur Robinson mulls an overseas athletic tour. Critics warn the teen’s trip could harm amateur status and his future, likening it to overreaching past sprinters. Deliberations by Amateur Athletic Association may block any permit.
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Amateur Athletic Association
American tennis victors leave Sogn for Wimbledon
Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia sails for England on the Kranz Princess as the first of four prominent Americans bound for the English championships at Wimbledon beginning June 23. Maurice E. McLoughlin R Norris Williams II and Harold H. Hackett follow next Thursday on the Baltic to practice for the Davis Cup. McLoughlin praised as “The California Comet” for his Davis Cup debut, with noted skill in forehand and service though some critique of backhand distance.
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Handball Tourney Class B Semi Final Set At YMCA
Kottler draws a bye as Klieforth meets Spencer in the Class B semi finals at 5:30 this afternoon at the YMCA. Klieforth defeated Cunningham yesterday 11-9 11-9 8-11 11-1, advancing in the tournament en route to the finals.
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Baseball's Downfall: Calder Admits Forging Checks
William H Calder, 17, confessed to forging checks totaling near 1000 dollars after a spree that began with attendance at Frank Chance ceremonies. He targeted a New York law firm, traveled to Chicago, Detroit, Denver, and Los Angeles, missing every game here for ten days. He will be taken to New York for trial. His father is listed as John H Calder, a woman's suit manufacturer.
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Yale Takes Twelve-Inning Win Over Princeton in New Jersey
Yale defeated Princeton 5 to 4 in twelve innings to complete the series sweep after earlier winning the May 13 game in New Haven. This marks Yale’s first series win over Princeton in four years and the first time since 1895 Yale has won two straight against the Tigers.
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Tigers
Pasadena Girl Defends American Tennis Title
June 10 in Philadelphia marks the start of the twenty-seventh annual women’s national tennis championship at the Cricket Club. Los Angeles native Miss Mary Brown remains singles champion and competes to retain her title amid eighteen first round matches. Pasadena’s Miss M Toedt was defeated by Miss Talman 3-6 6-0 6-2.
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Philadelphia Crickett Club
Mary Brown
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Pacific Coast
Miss Talman
Great polo match opens Westchester Cup on Long Island
Fair weather drew a large crowd to Meadowbrook Country Club for the first Westchester cup polo match between American and English teams. The lineup included Waterbury brothers and H. P. Whitney for the Americans and Cheape Edward Ritzon and Vivian Lockett for the English. Major attendance and society interest marked the event as officials and dignitaries prepared for a top polo clash.
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William G. McAdoo
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Whitney
Devereaux Milburn
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Pruitt Commission Compaany Seeks Sunday Game at River Avenue Diamond
The Pruitt Commission Compaany baseball team requests a contest with any strong team for next Sunday to be played on the River avenue diamond. Ransom & Silsbee prefer red, with Call-Manager Stanley at Crocket 7116.
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Crocket
Granitord and Granocrete The Economical Pavements
Granitord and Granocrete present The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements, detailing durable surface options. The pamphlet promotes low maintenance, cost efficiency, and long lasting sidewalks and driveways for municipal and private use.
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