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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

2

Nationals win from Harris drives home runs in 2-1 game

Washington uses Harris triple in eighth to pull ahead 2 1 over Boston Red Sox. Walter Johnson and Russell shine on the mound as Ellerbe's error and early scoring chances test the Griffs. Harris drives in two runs while Johnson holds Boston to six hits.

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Bodie's Home Run Wins for Yankees in Six-Game Clout Run

New York defeats Philadelphia 6 4 as Bodie belts a three-run homer with the bases full. Shawkey's suspension lifted but he struggled early before settling down. The article notes eighteen home runs across six games at the ballpark and lists line scores, players, and misc. events including a women's tennis note and Olympic trial sites.

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Red Sox Welter Johnson Exits as Griffins Edge Game

Detroit wins 6 3 as Leonard shuts down Cleveland with strong pitching. Pawed by wild Cleveland hurlers, Detroit capitalizes on timely hits and fielding to secure the victory. Johnson stays on roster but observed by teammates as the game unfolds.

White Sox Repeat Win Over Browns in St Louis Clash

Chicago tops St Louis 6 to 4 to take three of four in the series. Williams belts his third homer in five games as the White Sox power past the Browns, with Weaver and Williams delivering the scoring drives and Burwell charged with the defeat.

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New York Beats Boston in Doubleheader Pitching Duel

In Boston New York pitchers Barnes and Nehf shutout the Red Sox twice, 6 to 0 and 9 to 5, amid power hitting including King and Snyder home runs. Rudolph started for Boston in the second game but exited after two runs. Hearn allowed a string of hits with homers to right center. Philadelphia and Brooklyn split, Pfeffer edged Gould in a pitchers’ duel, while Morgantown’s Pittsburgh Collegians edged West Virginia 4 to 3. South Atlantic and other leagues report scores across multiple cities and teams.

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Major League pennant race in the National League standings

Yesterday results show New York defeating Philadelphia 9 to 2 and Brooklyn losing to Cincinnati on wet grounds. Today schedule includes Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Chicago at St. Louis. standings list Boston Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh with win loss percentages and games back.

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Belmont Steeplechase and Gotham Track Results

At Belmont, Milkmaid defeated Lady Gertrude in the ladies handicap with Cleopatra third as Huron won the opening race by a half length over Zouave. Wisest Fool led the steeplechase from start to finish, with Frank B second and Midas II third. Queen Isabel captured a third race for Ral Parr’s filly, while Washingtonians and Baltimoreans praised the winner. Other Kentucky and Montreal race card results follow with multiple finishes and times across six to seven races.

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Johnson and Heydler Fail to Agree on National Commission Chair

At a New York conference date June 3 the heads of the National and American Leagues failed to pick a chairman for the national commission. Unofficial word hints the Herrmann successor may be delayed months. Discussion covered umpire rule disputes on home runs disappearing over fences and stands and the impact of ball construction postwar.

Johnson Heydler New York John A. Heydler B. B. Johnson National Commission Garry Herrmann Jackson Georgetown Municipal Playground Department Central High School Force Industrial Adams Chamberlain Qackeon Tortana Benner Jams Darne Hyde King O'Callaghan Clase Taylor Hart Wight Wolf Corcoran Curtis Jaguetrial Donovan Curtiz Close Walsh Oralin Tuckeon Ontrich Adama Garrett Ghilardi Weightwan Dugan Weightman Wright McKee Wilson Smoot Tackgon Gould Shreve Caldwell Loage Hedon Vestal Are Tomer Barr Duke Adame Veeder Orce Fillmore cliss—Adams Indusa Helay Carepras Eabetd League Ruppeli Ipweldom Lawrence Luscombe Frost Serrin Ecombe Orate Feu Foster Seinen Exrote van Seatees Ruppel Reese Ite pZone Len Bages Terenee Tuscombe van Foater Ruppel Raba Offutt Dement Giovannett Ryan Pall—Bouglac Hitler Wiedman Heese

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