Boston Drives Sox to Cover Classic Soak Victory
The Boston Red Sox crushed Philadelphia 21 to 4 at home, piling 39 total bases on 23 hits as every starter drove in a run. O'Doul, Whitney, and Critz led the hit parade while Kelly and Purdy collected key RBIs.
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Athletics Beat Browns 5 2 in Philadelphia opener
The Philadelphia Athletice won 5-2 over the Browns in the first game of the series. Key players include Simmomon, Dykes, Cochran, and Bishop driving runs as Blue and Meille lead assists. Haes and Melillo provide homer power. St Louis left on base were stranded in late innings.
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Baseball Roundup: Athletics Top Browns as Pirates Lead NL
The Athletics beat the Browns 5 2 to gain ground on St Louis as the Pirates idle, Giants beat the Cardinals 6 4, Yankees clutch 6 5 over Cleveland, Red Sox explode for 17 runs in 23 hits against the White Sox. Rain mars Pittsburgh and Boston action.
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Stanford Reduces Entries to Three
Chicago June 6 With Stanford's great team whittled to three entrants in the eighth annual National Collegiate Track and Field Meet at Stagg Field Friday and Saturday the team struggle centers on Washington Southern California and Illinois. Coach Harry Gill entered 15 men from the Western Conference champions while Washington has 11 performers. Southern California will field stars led by Williams who tied for first in the Philadelphia pole vault. The biggest man in the field is P B Jessup a 6 foot 8 inch 250 pound weight man. The salence will depend on its mile and distance runners.
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Totas 312 924 Totals 4217 23 27 x
Baseball scoring recap with Chicago vs Boston detailing batting order substitutions, runs, RBIs, hits, and errors across innings. Mentions players Kerr Shires Narlesky Gillis Todt Barrett Barrett Berry and pitchers including Thomas Dugan MacFayden Blackburne with stat lines and double plays.
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Cubs Rally for 4 3 Win on Hartnett Hit
Gabby Hartnett delivered a ninth inning pinch single with bases loaded, driving in two and lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 4 3 victory over Brooklyn in the opener. Hartnett's hit capped a late rally as Chicago overcame a tight game against Brooklyn pitching and solid fielding from both sides.
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Luck Turns for Pirates as Hometown Nine Win
In Sacramento on Wednesday the Pacific Coast Indians edged the Senators 7 to 6 as the defense held in pressure moments. House worked through constant trouble, yielding 16 hits but buckling down in the pinches to preserve the win for his team.
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Reigh Count Wins First English Cup at Epsom
Reigh Count, American Kentucky Derby winner, finally wins in England taking the Coronation Cup on the mile and a half course at Epsom Downs. It is his fourth start on the English turf and first time he places. A closely contested race sees the English challenger finish behind the American sire.
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Giants topple Cardinals to take sole NL lead
In St Louis on June 5 the Giants beat the Cardinals 6 to 4, dropping the champions from first place as Pirate idle. Hafey hit his 13th homer with one on to spark a three-run second inning and Ott belted his 12th, giving New York a lead they never relinquished.
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Epsom Derby Winner Trigo Dominates Nine Field
In 1928 Athford a three-year-old owned by William Barnett of Ireland defeated Mrs. John D Hertz’s great cold at Kempton on the same day Trigo won the Epsom Derby. Jockey Childs rode Plantage to a third place in the nine-horse race.
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Major League Baseball Leaders and Standings Snippet
The Associated Press rounds up top hitters and pitchers through June 5. Highlights include Carl Furillo and Stan Lopata notables, with Frank Frisch and Gehringer among leaders in hits and RBIs. Pitching leaders feature Grimes and Ohlie with wins. high marks for doubles and homers noted across teams.
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Indians Fall to Yankees In Twelve Inning Setback
The New York Yankees beat Cleveland 6 to 5 in the twelfth inning to win the series opener. Aaron Judge notched a key run scoring play and the Yankees improved their record against Cleveland this season to five straight in the West showdown at the stadium.
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Senators Batter Detroit Behind Marberry Starting Peak
Washington defeats Detroit 8 to 2 as Fred Marberry, previously a relief pitcher, starts and allows five hits. The Senators score consistently, with power from Johnson and Myer, and multiple Washington batters drive in runs. Carroll surrenders seven runs in 3 1 3 innings, while Marberry earns the win.
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Nebraska Clinches Big Six Baseball Title
Lincoln June 6 The University of Nebraska clinched the Big Six championship by defeating Mireoul 3 to 2.
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Unclear baseball recap with mixed player mentions
The fragmentary text records a baseball game with names like Averill Tavener Shaute Lazzer Combe Durocher and Teves. It notes runs batted in by Averill and others, base hits by Avert Comba Ponseca, and three base hits by Teves. Pitching lines include Shaute Milfus and Heimach with varied innings and balls.
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