Norfolk Tars tackle Kingston 9-2 behind Pike Peterson
Peterson masterfully controlled the mound for Norfolk as they defeated Kingston 9-2 in a sunlit Sunday game. The Tars built on Peterson’s curves and speed, backed by eight other players contributing hits including McCue’s first inning homer, with Bondurant and Crump sparking a power showing.
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Ramston and Norfolk Battle in Low-Scoring Duel
Ramston pitcher kept Norfolk quiet through six innings, allowing only two runs before a late burst gave Norfolk a 9 to 2 victory. Key moments included McCue's home run and a Cramp sacrifice, with Klinger and Murty stealing bases for Kinston.
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O'Reilly
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Murty
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McGraw backs bold moves in Giants reshuffle
New York Giants manager John McGraw tightens roster by trading Eddie Farrell amid rebuilding efforts. Farrell shines during Travis Jackson’s hospital stint, but Jackson returns, forcing a rethink. McGraw signals more deals as rivals eye potential swaps with Braves Reds Cubs Pirates Indians and White Sox watchers.
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Baseball results and schedule from the National League
Yesterday rain affected Philadelphia against St Louis and Boston against Cincinnati while Chicago beat New York 6 to 2 and Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2. Today the schedule features Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago. Tomorrow New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh.
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Sports scores and matchups from early results
St. Louis 2 Boston 0 and New York 24 Cleveland 6. Philadelphia 7 Detroit 6. Washington 19 Chicago 0. Schedule includes St. Louis at Boston and Cleveland at New York. Chicago at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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International Yesterday's Results Report
The Newark team defeated Toronto 8 to 4 while Baltimore beat Syracuse 3 to 2. Rochester scored 12 against Reading who posted 7. Buffalo overcame Jersey City with an 8 to 4 score in the latest results roundup.
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American Association: Kansas City and Columbus extra innings thriller
In a 12 inning affair Kansas City edged Columbus 7 to 6. Louisville defeated Pimpenbolia 3 to 2 and St Paul downed Indian Pat His J. by a narrow margin.
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Warren County Dairy to face Bankers in late game clash
The Tribunes sports page notes Warren County Dairy hosts the Bankers at Feupell Field starting 5:43 PM for a Sunday afternoon tilt. It’s the third meeting of the clubs with each winning a game by one run. Ray Bennett or Wes will start for Warren County. Kinzua Indies schedule two games over the weekend against Warren County and Kane.
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Kinzua Soi
One of the many things you never expected to see
A sweeping look at 1918 baseball circuits highlights streaks and declines as pitchers shift focus from personal glory to team success. Mentions include Lee Meadows, Connie Mack's Athletics, Stuffy McInnis, Wayland Dean, Charley Root, Jim Elliott, Miller Huggins, and a cluster of veterans and prospects amid league transfers and waivers after June 15.
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Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
Chester Falk
Charley Root
Jim Elliott
Browns
League Leaders Oppose Bankers in Trie Battle
Industrial circuit ace Den Brown will toe the rubber for Warren County Dairy Association, undefeated leaders, against the Bankers at Russells Field tonight. Judy Jewell of the Bankers is unsure who will pitch, but Willis Eby or Joe DeFrees are possible. If Brown wins, Paully Hamm may start Friday as the rotation tightens. A big crowd is expected for the contest with umpire Harry Conroy officiating. Nyper Furniture and Newell Printers meet Thursday, Associated System and Warren County Dairy clash Friday.
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Warren County Dairy Association
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Judy” Jewell
Willis Eby
North Warren
Joe” DeFrees
Eby
Harry Conroy
Nyper Furniture
Brown
Bankers
Kremer Helps Pirates Beat Robins 4-3 on Waner HR
Paul Waner's home run and Ray Kremer's seven innings spurs the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-3 victory over the Brooklyn Robins. Kremer returned from injury, left for Hill after 7 1-3 innings. Barnes pitched seven for Brooklyn. Two base hit by Rhyne and three-base hits by Barret and Herman pace the Pirates.
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Baseballs Big Four and batting notes from four at bats
Ruth doubled in four games and Speaker hit a two base hit in four appearances. Cobb also collected one base, while Harnsby went hitless in four attempts. H Petterson HR 70 .380 2 70 374 10 66 .340 21 61 424 0 ae The British lack scoring prowess near the pin and the French may rise in golf in time.
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Aschal's Homers Factor In Yankees Victory
In a high scoring game the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 24 to 6. Ben Paschal hit two homers, with Lazzeri Dugan Collins also homering, and the box score notes many base hits and RBIs. The blowout featured strong hitting from New York and uneven pitching from Cleveland.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings From June 12
National leaders Harris of the Pirates and Hornsby of the Giants appear in runs and doubles respectively. P Waner of the Pirates tops hits and triples, while Ruth of the Yankees and Gehrig of the Yankees highlight home runs and overall offensive outputs.
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