Bees shut out Vernon in doubleheader rout
Los Angeles morning game ended 5 to 0 as Ball Lake Bees limited Vernon to three hits while three Bees pitchers worked for the shutout. In the afternoon the Bees won 8 to 2 after Vernon used three pitchers. Rees relieved Dawson to close out the Tigers. Notable hits included Mageert and Flakes with two-base hits, and Mageert also stealing a base.
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Umpires Frary and Phyle Call Angles Portland Game
In Portland on July 6 the first game between Los Angeles and Portland ended with a 5 to 4 score. Mulvey doubled driving in two runs, and Smith sacrificed to bring in another. Dawson pitched for the Angels with 5 runs charged to him. Gould and Rosa each fanned three. Eight to nine innings featured seven hits and 21 at bats off Dawson.
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ST LOUIS SEALS SECOND VICTORY IN SEATTLE CLASH
ST LOUIS—Second straight win as Seattle trio Earl Smith Willame and Severeld drive offense in a 3 2 victory. In another note San Francisco takes a 66 3 win over Oakland while Cleveland beats St Louis in a twelve inning marathon. Gaps in the copy preserve names like Ear l Smith Lapan Bald and Myers with a mix of pitching and fielding details.
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Chicago Wins On May's Wildness
Chicago wins 4 to 3 over St Louis as May falters with four hits. The tying run came on a wild pitch in the eighth then gave Chicago the winner. Score by innings shows St Louis 3 Chicago 4. Stolen bases Stock 2 Mann fice hits Douglas Snyder Smith. Bases on balls Douglas May alley. Hits Ol Douglas Bailey 5 in 2. Winning pitcher Hendry.
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Six runs in first inning sink Braves at Brooklyn
Boston scores six in the opening frame on six hits and two passes by Grimes, overcoming Brooklyn as the Braves win six to four. Summers drives in two with a double, Johnston plates three, Olson homers, Gowdy and Ny-Grif ith contribute. Mamaux allows six hits in 6 1 3 innings. Grimes yields six across 2 2/3 frames.
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Washington Beats New York In Fifth Game Of Series
Washington defeated New York 3 to 1 in the fifth game of the series. New York collected 12 hits off Walter Johnson but failed to bunch them, Johnson allowing only one run.
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Williams Wins For White Sox In Chicago Victory
Williams pitched the key moments and support hit allowed Chicago to beat Detroit 4 to 1. Detroit started scoreless until Chicago's two runs in the second inning and a three-run fourth, with two-base hits from Jackson and Dyer and a three-base hit by Gandil.
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Cincinnati Takes League Lead with Doubleheader Sweep
Cincinnati rose to first in the National League by sweeping a doubleheader from Pittsburgh 8 to 1 and 2 to 0. Sallee and Reuther pitched brilliantly, with Reuther earning his eighth straight win. Key hits included Nicholson’s two-base, Breaster, Sallee, and Lee with three-base hits, and Neale and Nicholson stealing bases.
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National League Results and Upcoming Schedule
Yesterday's games in Cincinnati saw Pineburg beat Cincinnati 2 to 0 in the first game while Cincinnati won the second. In St Louis, Chicago defeated SL Town 8 to 4. Brooklyn topped Crooklyn Boston 4 to 1. Tonight's schedule lists St Louis at Pittsburg, Deston at Magkclyn, New York at Philadelphia.
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Willard Dempsey Fight Films Rejected by Ohio Board
The Ohio board of moving picture censorship chaired by Maurier Hague rejected the Willard Dempsey fight film. Hague said it contains one sensational scene that cannot be shown to youths and warned violators could face fines up to 200 dollars and two years in prison. The film may still be shown elsewhere, but not in Ohio.
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