Reds explode for 21 runs against Phillies in Cincinnati
Cincinnati overwhelms Philadelphia 21 to 4 as nine Reds batters rally in the sixth inning. Swanson, Critz and Purdy pace the attack with three RBIs each, while Klein hits a homer and O'Doul, Hurst and Walker add key hits for the Reds.
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Giants Beat Cardinals 6 to 4. Pirates Idle in Rain
New York defeats St. Louis 6 to 4 as Carl Mays and Bill Walker split the pitching. Walker earns the win while Clarence Mitchell takes the loss. Hafey hits his 13th homer with one on. Ott adds a two run shot to give the Giants the lead that lasts.
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Hartnett's pinch hit lifts Cubs over Brooklyn 4 3
Gabby Hartnett delivered a ninth inning pinch single with bases loaded to score two and give the Chicago Cubs a 4 3 win in game one of the Brooklyn series. Bancroft led Brooklyn offense with three hits, while Berlyn Horne started and was relieved by Mike Cvengros and Hal Carlson after wild stretches.
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Frederick drives in run as Brooklyn edges Chicago in nine
Brooklyn totals 8 runs on 12 hits to defeat Chicago 4 to 3. Herman collects three RBIs and Hendrick adds a two base hit and a run scored. Carlson pitches the win with strong late relief as Hartnett and McMillan lead Chicago’s offense with multiple hits.
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Maureen Orcutt Retains Eastern Women's Golf Title
Maureen Orcutt of New York won the eastern women's golf championship at Aronimink with 241 total after a final 79. Helen Hicks, also from New York, was runner up with 247. Dorothy Campbell Hurd set multiple course records with 77 and shared third place at 250.
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Atlanta Baseball Club Sold to Clark Griffith
Atlanta on June 5 reported the sale of the Atlanta Baseball Club to Clark C. Griffith, president of the national league club. The transfer occurs June 14 and includes Spiller Park with over nine acres in central Atlanta, the swimming pool bath houses lunch room concessions and all park connections. Spiller valued the package at about 750000 dollars.
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Meaderville Drops Into City Baseball Triple Tie
Meaderville, Western Fuel, and Rocker share first after Meaderville loses 3 2 to Rocker in a pitchers duel. Centerville defeats Englewood and Dublin Gulch. Englewood falls, lifting Centerville in the standings. A previously postponed Dublin Gulch vs Walkerville game will be replayed at Hebgen Park Saturday.
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Centerville Tops Dublin Gulch 13 7 Behind Good Home Runs
Good powered Centerville with two homers leading to a 13 to 7 victory over Dublin Gulch. Line scores show Centerville players Leary Odgens Sullivan Regan and Sullivan fueling the offense while Dublin Gulch counters with Holland Dennehy Kelly and Goodman among others.
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Bakers Get Break At Mitt Carnival
In Huntsville Alabama on June 5 Bakers celebrate a new Alabama boxing law with bouts led by welterweight Sergeant Sammy imported from New York. Jackie and Tommy, brothers and cousins, fought in preliminary and semi final events at the carnival.
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Yankees Top Indians in 12th as Lazzeri Drives Win
In New York the champions beat Cleveland 6 for a 12th inning win. Lazzeri drove in the deciding run with a sacrifice fly after bases loaded none out. Heimach worked the key innings for the victory while Shaute and Hoyt started opposing.
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Athletics Take Tilt as Walberg Shuts St Louis 5-2
Philadelphia Athletics beat the Browns 5-2 in game one of a series, powered by well distributed hits and two back to back home runs by Melillo and Kress. Rube Walberg held St Louis to four hits, with Crowder briefly leaving after six innings. Miller and Cochrane also homered for Philadelphia.
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Red Sox Deliver 17 Run Victory Over White Sox
Boston shoots to a 17 to 2 win as every Red Sox batter collects a hit. Berry homers and doubles, Todt adds a double and triple, Barrett belts a homer and two doubles, with Blackburne pitching after Dugan. Nine straight Boston hits produce eight runs in the eighth inning as Rothrock scores on a single.
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Pitchers Know Your Batters Walter Miller Dan McFayden
Dan McFayden and Walter Miller emerge as future stars by studying opponents. McFayden works with Red Sox mentor Bill Carrigan and studies batters to improve, while Miller keeps a detailed record of pitches and placements. The Cleveland exchange shows progress with one earned run over 51 innings in a note from International Newsreel.
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Marberry Tops Detroit as Senators Win 8 2
Washington pitcher Big Pred Marberry, once a relief man under Bucky Harris, starts and yields five hits as the Senators beat Detroit 8 to 2. Cronin an error and a passed ball aided two of Washingtons runs. Detroit, Carroll troubled on the mound. Myer, Ruel, Rice, West, Cronin contribute for Washington. Final line shows Marberry 3 strikeouts, Carroll 3 walks, Yde 1, Smith 3. Time 2 03, umpires Campbell Connolly McGowan.
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Three Fastest Sprinters to Compete in Vancouver Meet
Three of the world s fastest men will race for sprint honors in Vancouver on Dominion Day July 1. Bob McAllister known as the Flying Cop and Jack Elder of Philadelphia will run against Vancouver s top sprinter.
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Co-eds Learn Tennis from Former Star at OSU
Mary K. Browne of Cleveland, a multiple national women's singles champion, conducted a five week tennis course for Ohio State University coeds. The popular program drew large crowds and each weekly session surpassed previous entry records, with directors noting rising interest and demand for tournaments.
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Standings and results from baseball leagues
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 25 wins and St Louis at 28 17 622. New York 31 18 538. Brooklyn 15 26 366. Yesterday’s scores include New York 6 St Louis 4 and Brooklyn 3 Chicago 4. Today’s games list Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at St Louis among others. American League shows Philadelphia 10 25 16 809 and Detroit at 32 760. American Association features Minneapolis 25 21 4 543 and Kansas City 28 13 683 with several results. Pacific Coast League notes San Francisco 46 20 697 and San Francisco’s position.
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Slump Hinted for Athletics as Critics Speak
The piece argues the Athletics may slump despite leading the American League with the Mackmen and Yankees in contention. It notes open golf at Winged Foot and lists historic Open winners, with emphasis on Hagen and Jones, plus current star batters and rising home run pace.
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Welman Accepts Michigan Physical Education Post
Dane E. Welman widely known as Tad Welman today took the job as teacher of physical education at the University of Michigan. He said Director Fielding H. Yost asked for his resignation as football coach last week, and Welman will now focus on professional training work with broader duties in physical education.
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