Philadelphia Athletics Defeat Red Sox Behind Harriss Six-Run Outing
Philadelphia pitcher Harriss allowed six runs in three innings as the Athletics rallied past the Boston Red Sox 7 to 2 at Philadelphia. Ehmke scattered hits, while Cobb and Lamar led a 19 first-inning rally with a double scoring two.
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Why Isn't Stribling a Champion in Boxing
William Stribling returns to the ring seeking the light heavyweight title and possibly the heavyweight crown. The writer argues his decline stems from poor handling and weight loss, noting past defeats and suggesting renewed training could restore him to championship contention.
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Local pitcher cards third win of season
Warren Johnson lefty earned his third win for the Norfolk Tars in a 4 to 3 victory over Petersburg. He pitched seven innings allowing six hits and two base on balls while striking out two. Alex Peterson of Warren contributed four hits in six starts to spark Norfolk’s latest win, as Richmond widened its lead over Wilson in the Virginia league standings.
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Baseballs Big Four by United Press
Babe Ruth went 1 for 4 with a single. Rogers Hornsby homered and added two singles in four at bats. Ty Cobb doubled and singled in three plate appearances. Tris Speaker had a single in all three tries. Also mentions a 2 year without a summer coal warning from Titusville Herald.
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Rogers Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
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Collegians win half title, ready for Pirates series
In Elk Bowling League action, Collegians clinched the second half championship last night and earned a playoff date with Pirates, first half champs. Ossie Bluege of the Senators will miss 2 3 days with a knee injury. Washington stars Johnson Harris Goslin and Rice are listed as sidelined. Meanwhile Butch Snyder and Mike Flick of Erie, world doubles champs, will appear at Freebrook Lanes in Jamestown for ABC tournament finals. Homestead Grays go to Erie Sunday to face Ed Hiller’s O P league squad, expected to draw a large crowd. Virg Clark of Erie Sailors posted a .400 average after four games. Yuri Andrews leads with a lone hit in one appearance. Beeler Fleming shows strong form with the Rochester internationals.
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Ludlow Leaves County League Causing Schedule Overhaul
Ludlow withdraws from the Tri County Baseball league after a Monday night meeting. A letter to E E Lundquist Sheffield president cites hasty entry and insufficient local consideration. With Ludlow out late, the recently drawn schedule will be scrapped and a new one formed once other clubs Warren Irvine Endeavor and Corry indicate their intentions to continue.
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Pug Mahoney Ineligible Sparks Forfeit That Upsets Erie East
The Erie East Tigers were awarded a 9-0 forfeit over Titusville High after shortstop and pitcher Jerome Pug Mahoney was found ineligible due to low marks. Titusville officials, including Principal John Ray, did not protest, while Erie East had previously led 10-6 in the Sunrisers game.
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John Ray
Smahoney
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Star Catchers Shine In Tuesday Baseball Notes
Yesterday Earl Smith the Pirates catcher hit two homers against St Louis and drove in the winning run with a pinch single as Pittsburgh beat the Cardinals 2 to 0. DeBerry for Brooklyn homered with one on and added two RBIs to tie New York at seven. Charley Grimm fueled the Cubs with a homer and two singles in a 4 to 2 win over Cincinnati. The Phillies fell 7 to 4 to Boston as the Braves surged late. Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 1 while the Yankees won their second straight, 6 to 4 over Washington. Ehmke limited Philadelphia to seven hits as the Red Sox lost 7 to 2. Cleveland edged St Louis 6 to 3 with Neil homering.
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Browne Declines Appeal Over Amateur Status Ruling
Miss Mary K Browne famed golf and tennis star says she accepts the United States Golf Association ruling declaring her ineligible for amateur events. She criticizes the language of the decision, notes she is amateur in the Western Association but considered professional by the USGA, and asks not to cause further trouble between governing bodies. She mentions ongoing business duties and potential reinstatement questions.
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Stribling Struggles in Loughran Bout at Outdoor Card
Jack Delaney watched as Tommy Loughran defeated Young Stribling in a rainy outdoor show at Ebbett field drawing 29,000. Loughran edged ahead with body blows and control while Stribling worked to avoid a knockout, lasting only a few rounds amid late punches and grappling.
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Bantam Title Stakes Melt as Taylor and Canzoneri Rule
Bud Taylor edged Abe Goldstein by decision and Tony Canzoneri stopped Hay Rychell in seventh round in Chicago bouts to settle bantamweight hype. Promoter Jim Mullen plans a summer rematch and June open air meeting if plans hold. Goldstein pressed Taylor with a first round knockdown but Taylor’s body blows and tenacity drew most judges’ praise.
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Smith Peppy Catcher Homers Twice Drives Winning Run
In Pittsburgh Peppy Smith, local catcher, hit two homers and drove in the winning run with a ninth-inning single as the Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 11 to 10. It was a free hitting day with 33 total hits, including three by Smith and a 17-hit Pirates output. The game featured multiple players and box-score details, with Meadows, Songer, Kremer and Keen among pitchers noted.
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