Nyppenn Defeats Newell Printers On Russell Field
Nyppenn clinches the league win 6 to 4 over Newell Printers at Russell Field as Hart and Zibble go the distance. Burns stars with six putouts and two RBIs while Reilley and Clark execute key bunts to spark the rally in the sixth.
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National League Standings Report with Game Details
National League standings include Newell's team with an 8 run deficit. Report notes Swanson two base hit Jackson and Masterson sacrifice fly. Anthony double play Reilsley Mintzer Erickson, and Hawa Zibble pitching line. Umpire Harvey Conroy.
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Rookie First Sacker Hurst Hits Homer to Stop Losing Streak
Philadelphia rookie first baseman Don Hurst from Ro ter hit a home run off Red Lucas to power the Phillies to a 5 to 1 victory over Cincinnati, ending their winless skid. Lucas allowed the homer as Philadelphia rallied from an early deficit.
Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Yesterday results show St. Louis beat Boston 3 1 while Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5 3 and Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 10 4 Chicago topped New York 10 7. Today slate includes Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh with tomorrow bringing New York at St. Louis and Boston at Chicago among others.
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Old Jack Quinn Blanks Indians in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics blank Cleveland Indians 5 to 0 as Jack Quinn held the Indians to six hits. Tris Speaker doubled twice and drove in runs. Score by innings shows Cleveland unable to score against Shute Sewell and Quinn with Fox catching.
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Brooklyn Bobs Topple Pirates in 10 to 3 rout
The Brooklyn Robins defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 10 to 3 on May 16, breaking a tie for fifth place. McWeeney pitched a complete game for Brooklyn, allowing seven hits, while Milius started for Pittsburgh before being removed early. Batteries: McWeeny and Henline for Brooklyn. Milius, Fauscher, Bartholomew, Gooch, and Hemlsey for Pittsburgh.
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Baseball Scores From Opening Schedule In Leagues
In the International League Buffalo defeated Jersey City 16 to 2 and Newark beat Rochester 5 to 2 while Baltimore edged Montreal 4 to 2. In the American Association Toledo won 5 to 4 over Louisville and Indianapolis 11 to ?, Minneapolis 9 defeated Kansas City 3 and St Paul beat Milwaukee 10 to 6.
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Home Run Club Leaders and League Totals
American League leaders include Ruth of the Yankees Haasert from Philadelphia Ehrig also with the Yankees K Williams of the Red Sox Bissonette of the Robins Wilson of the Cubs Harper and Cardinals yesterday. Homers: Ruth Yankees Koenig Yankees Hargrave Tigers Hurst Phillies Barnhart Pirates Hafey Cardinals Harper Cardinals 6) National League totals show 183.
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Ruth Poles Out Two More Homers
Babe Ruth hit his tenth and eleventh home runs of the season as the New York Yankees swept the four game series with the Detroit Tigers, winning the final game 12 to 8. Ruth also tripled and drove in runs, boosting New York’s offense in the May 16 report.
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Homers Account for Cardinals Victory
Rain halted the gate as Hafer and Harner accounted for all the Cardinals runs in a seven inning victory over the Boston Braves. St Louis led 1 0 after two and 3 0 entering the seventh before the game ended with the Cardinals on top.
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Beckley Ad Noted on Page Twelve May Sixteen Eleven
An advertisement for Beckley appears on page 12 dated May 16 2011. The brief note highlights the store’s sale items and promotions, reflecting typical 2011 local commerce placements.
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National League pennant chase shocks fans with twists
National League leaders shift positions as Giants Cubs and Reds swap spots amid slumps and surges. Giants crippled by injuries and misfortune chase a west coast series pause while Cubs surge from seventh to a share of the lead alongside Reds. Braves face Cubs in a key series as Robins rebuild after suspension and fine.
Lyons Staves Washington Rally as White Sox Win 3-2
Ted Lyons stopped a late Washington rally in the ninth inning and the Chicago White Sox defeated the Senators 3 to 2. Chicago scored two runs in the first and added one in the ninth to edge Washington 3-2 at home.
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Babe Ruth Hits Two Homers, Eight Days Ahead of 1927 Pace
Babe Ruth slammed his tenth and eleventh homers of the season yesterday, eight days ahead of his 1927 schedule. In his 26th game this year he reached No 11, with no runners aboard, sending blasts into the right field bleachers. Earl Whitehill and George Smith were the pitchers. If this pace continues, Ruth could near 70 homers this season.
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Warren High clinches league with win over Sheffield
Warren High finished its league schedule with a 1 to 8 victory over Sheffield at Sheffield. F McCor Hedges and Boyette pitched for the Blue and Whiters as Youngsville plans a playoff if Pierce’s team wins remaining games. Russell High beat Warren Seconds 6 to 3, Connor’s 18 strikeouts powered M Craft and Youngsville High defeated Corry 5 to 1 with 18 Ks.
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Notable Baseball Stars Hit Deluge of Homers
United Press notes Babe Ruth of the Yankees slugged his tenth and eleventh homers of the season and added two triples in five at bats, scoring three runs and driving in two. Lou Gehrig collected three doubles and two singles in four turns, scoring twice and driving in one. Ty Cobb of the Athletics failed to hit safely in four at bats.
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Boston Beaners in Fourth Straight Win
Boston Red Sox won their fourth consecutive game beating the St. Louis Browns 3 to 1. Ruffing allowed five hits while Ogden and Schang played for St. Louis. Hofmann pitched for Boston.
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Pyle Runners May Drop Out as Jamestown Trip Nears
Fifty five runners began a 65 mile stage toward New York state in the C C Pyle cross country derby. Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma led early today with a fifth place finish yesterday and an elapsed time of 4 hours 76 minutes 57.40 seconds. Eddie Beasides of Seattle won yesterday from Ashtabula in 6 hours 9 minutes 30 seconds, with Guisto Umek of Italy second and Sam Richman of New York third. Spirits rise as the field nears Yankee Stadium, the home goal for the journey.
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Derby Crowd Seen As Derby Attracts Record Turnout
Churchill Downs expects the Kentucky Derby to draw its largest crowd in history as Louisville fills up for the 54th running. Reigh Count, owned by Mrs John D Hertz, is the early Derby favorite with bets as strong as 8 to 5, joined by Anita Peabody and Toro among top contenders. western hopefuls include Leo Marks Misstep and Whiskery among others.
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American star eliminated in big golf opens
Miss Glenna Collett, American star, was eliminated from the British women's open golf championship in Hunstanton England on May 16. She lost three up and two to go to Miss M Wragg of Sheffield, an upset that ended her expected run to meet Enid Wilson in the final while Joyce Wethered and Cecil Leitch were not entered.
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Bankers Oppose State Hospital In League Tilt
Dan Fortney will start for the Bankers against State Hospital on Russell Field in a Triune League game. Skinny Weidert may face the Bankers with other pitchers ready. an unofficial lineup lists Bankers and Hospital in a competitive clash with several players named along the way.
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Cubs extend win streak to ten with 10 7 victory over Giants
Chicago Cubs captured their tenth straight win by defeating the New York Giants 10 to 7 in a game that also moved them into a first place tie with the Cincinnati Reds in the National League. New York led 3-0 after three innings, Chicago pulled ahead with a big fourth, and the Cubs sealed the win with a late surge.
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