Salt Lake Bees fall as Oakland sweeps Sunday games
San Francisco June 3 Oakland takes both Sunday games, morning and afternoon, defeating Salt Lake 4 to 0 in the second game. East Lake held a lead in the morning before Oakland rallied, while Rube Evans pitched well in the afternoon as Oakland bunched six hits for four runs.
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National League Yesterday's Results Report
Yesterday's National League scores show Cincinnati defeating Boston 5 to 1 in Cincinnati, Chicago beating Brooklyn 6 to 2, and St Louis edging New York 2 to 1 at St Louis with the Mets 8 to 2 loss.
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Angels Lose in Doubleheader in Rough Day
The Angels suffered a doubleheader collapse with misplays and poor baserunning. Charley Hall pitched well in the afternoon game, but the team offered little run support as miscues and failed steals derailed scoring opportunities.
New York Sees Lead Change In League Standings
Weather delays reshaped the baseball week as milepost results shifted the standings. New York tops the National after defeating Philadelphia. Boston, Chicago, and Cleveland had mixed fortunes with streaks ending and slumps. Multiple games postponed by storms, with Moran's squad posting limited hits in two games and Washington finally breaking a win drought.
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Beavers Beat Vernonites in Portland Baseball Thriller
Beavers triumph 14 innings over Vernonites with Ken Williams homering three times and driving in the tying run. Walter Mails pitched well for Portland while Vernon’s Mitchell struggled as the crowd watched a rough, tension filled game with unusual use of new balls late. The doubleheader shift was tentatively moved to Sunday due to a holiday.
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Married Men Triumph Over Single Men In Baseball Showdown
The Married Men of John Scowden & Sons defeated the Single Men in a yearly charity game at the Twenty third Chadbourne diamond by 9 runs. Mortenson starred on the mound with perfect no hit pitching and ten strikeouts while also driving in runs, as Doane and others contributed at the plate. Griggs and Williams led the losers with three home runs combined. The tense matchup featured strong defense, timely hits, and a crowd-pleasing rivalry that ends with the Married Men maintaining bragging rights for another year.
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Crandall Bats For Tinth In Ninth Bdingrab Moment
In a tense ninth inning exchange, Crandall bats for Tinth as Gloveley fields and Ghveley pitches. The box shows three runs on seven at bats, with pitchers Pozgan and Leverenz contributing varied hits and errors amid a flurry of stolen bases, sacrifices, and outs.
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Motor Speed World Schedule of Big Events This Year
A telegraphic list outlines a year of motor speedway events across the United States with dates and locations including Kansas City Missouri Clariman Spokane Viselle Heaton Marbor Calontown Tacoma Gaiak Mont Heltablity Providence Allen ton Treniun Uniontown New York speed war and various tracks. The note closes with a grim line about promised peril and a nine year old boy named Mehmed.
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Stolen Vase Report Amid Confusing Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR item reports a stolen vase involving individuals named Tata and Middleton with unclear locale and details. Mentions a double play by Megear Adams and references to Lake and Oakland scores or events, plus garbled phrases about kits and a carry or Shyle orifice.
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Boys Baseball Team Triumphs In Narrow Victory
The H.R. baseball team defeated the V.S. nine yesterday afternoon by a close margin. The game was played on the Twenty-seventh Street diamond with a roster including Jordan, Toy, Smith, Nye, Richard, Mokaborne, Murphy, and Sanford. The opposing players appeared disciplined and well matched as the teams exchanged innings and hits.
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French champ says Willard is easy for Carpentier
In May 1914 Paris dispatch, Georges Carpentier declares Willard vulnerable and outlines plans to train in Paris and France. He discusses possible future matches with Wells and Ahearn, compares Willard to Moran, and notes war limits delaying fights while remaining confident in his own form.
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Stallings Chance Is In His Outfield
George Stallings, manager of the Boston Braves, faces pressure to rebuild the outfield as he nears his fifth season in Boston. Since 1910 he has used twenty or more outfielders, with the 1914 World Series victory noted as a rare NL achievement. The current outfield is under scrutiny as Stallings aims for a blazer miracle in Boston.
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Ogden Packing Ball Team Defeated 1104 By Salt Lake
Yesterday afternoon at Salt Lake the Ogden Packing team lost 5 to 4 to Salt Lake, in a tight ninth inning finish. The game was played at Luras field before a large crowd with batteries Johnson and Sorenson for Salt Lake and Dein, Almock, Mumfont, and Hur for Ogden. The two teams will meet again June 43.
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Pteam Loses to Washington Make V104
The Southern Pacific ball players fell to a strong Washington Market nine at Glenwood Park by 9 to 4. Lea Treseder pitched well for Washington, allowing three hits in nine innings and earning his first win of the year. Puller homered and doubled twice to pace the Market, while Washington’s outfield briefly included future Philadelphia National players. The piece also lists Braves era outfielders and trades under Clarke Stallings, noting various names and years from 1914 to 1917.
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