Reds End Streak as Dodgers Top Pirates 7 4
New York defeated St Louis 7 to 4 to snap the Cardinals winning streak. Scherdel left the mound after five of the first six batters in the seventh reached safely, driving in four runs. Nehf was hit hard in the eighth as New York batted 11 times and scored 7 runs. Batteries: Nehf Toney Snyderr Sherdell May Clemons.
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Sherdell
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Clemons
Boston
Bush
Cincinnati Beats Boston 4 to 2 in Home Win
Cincinnati ends its skid with a 4 to 2 victory over Boston. McQuillen pitched six clean innings before Cincinnati hit for three runs in the seventh and added another in the eighth. Ruether struggled in the fourth as Boston offered limited resistance. Batteries: McQuillen Hearn Gowdy for Cincinnati.
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Johnston V. The Fourth Endgame Mentioned In PlaybyPlay
Scant lines describe a baseball game where Johnston v. the Fourth is followed by Weetchy’s two bagger scoring the lone run. The scoreboard shows Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with incomplete line scores and fragmented battery names, leaving the game's final outcome unclear.
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Aid
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Twobagger
R. H. E. Brooklyn
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Adis
Schmidt
Cubs Shut Out Phillies 6 0 as Alexander Extends Streak
Chicago blanked Philadelphia 6 to 0 in a May 24 game. Alexander pitched well with only one runner reaching second as Hixey faltered in two bad innings. Rixey and Withrow pitched for Philadelphia, while Alexander and Kitlefer finished the bottom line.
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Hixey
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Baseball Scores From National and Pacific Coast Leagues
In National League games Philadelphia lost to Chicago 2 to 10 while Boston edged Cincinnati 7 to 0. Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 1 to 0 and New York defeated St. Louis 4 to 6. American League saw Philadelphia 2 over Cleveland 1 and New York 8 to 2 over St. Louis, with Chicago 1 to Washington 3. Pacific Coast results list Portland 4-1 San Francisco, Vernon 5-9 Salt Lake 2-10, Los Angeles 6-5 Seattle 5-2, Sacramento 4-6 and Oakland 2-5.
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Ruth Helps Detroit Defeat Yankees 3 to 1 in Opener
Ehmke pitched well and Flagstead hit a home run with one on base to give Detroit a 3 to 1 win over New York in the series opener. Ruth homered and drove in both Yankees' runs on two hits. Pipp was ejected for protesting a decision.
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White Sox Beat Athletics in Opening Game of Series
Philadelphia fans saw the White Sox win the opener as Naylor was hit hard and Felsch matched Ruth’s 1920 mark with his sixth homer of the season, aided by a great Jackson catch that thwarted Walker from tying.
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Boxing Restored in Empire State
The Walker bill signed by Governor Smith legalizes professional boxing in New York, creating a three member state boxing and a three member licensing commission. Bouts proceed to fifteen rounds with two judges and a referee deciding in case of dispute. All participants and clubs must be licensed and gloves rules follow military and international standards.
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State Boxing Commission
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International Sporting Club
Chicago Takes Steps to Stamp Out Gambling
Chicago detectives were stationed as authorities move to curb gambling at major league parks. The action follows a decision by National League president John Heydler and American League head B B Johnson to act against illegal betting. The suspects were to be arraigned tomorrow.
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Associated Press
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American League
Inconsistent Track Meet Results Highlighted
The fragment reports E NGEIS achieving 20 feet 9 inches in a throw, Henderson competing in the discus, a 105 foot 10 inch measurement, and W A HN winning the 370 meter dash in about 14 seconds.
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Kentucky Holiday King Gorin Victorious at Churchill Downs
Kim Gorin and J Baker led Transvaal Ethel Simpsons to a fresh turf victory in the Kentucky half mile at Churchill Downs. Drastic followed in second with Boniface Linden Sway Pictér Be Be among the briefly named rivals. The race ran 2:04 1 5 with $10,000 added money and $15,225 to the winner.
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R. J Baker Rand Company
Churchill Downs
Kentucky
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Waka
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Minto Jr
City Extends Evening Hours Under New Daylight Saving
The city government partially counters the new summer time by lengthening closing hours by one hour for theaters coffee houses and restaurants to align with daylight saving.
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