Pitchers duel and lineups shape Detroit Washington series
The piece details a tense MLB set between Detroit and Washington, highlighting Mullin and Gray as key pitchers, mixed results for other hurlers, and manager Johnson weighing lineup changes. It notes Mullin’s string of wins, Gray’s late miscue, and looming New York series as rest and rotation decisions unfold.
Phillies Rout Cubs 12 to 2 in High-Scoring Game
Philadelphia pounded Chicago pitchers for 12 runs led by Richie in six innings and Pfeffer who followed. Magee, Grant, Titus and Knabe powered the offense with three-base hits and home runs, while Chicago hitters struggled to a 2 run output amid fielding errors and stinging hits.
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Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati in Pitchers Battle 1 to 0
Brooklyn stopped Cincinnati's winning streak with a 1 to 0 pitchers duel. Hummel and Burch featured in the batting order, while Downey and Pexert contributed key hits. Pitchers kept the game tight as Brooklyn claimed the win in a 1-0 final.
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Foster Elected Captain of Harvard Track Team
Cambridge Mass June 6 Reginald Foster of Needham Mass a top Harvard sprinter was elected captain of the 1913 track squad. The vote marks Foster as a leading figure for the season with strong expectations for Harvard track performance.
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Detroit Tigers Triumph Over Nationals in Muddy 4 1 Victory
Detroit beats Washington 4 to 1 as Mullin shines on the mound and Gray struggles. Milan, Conroy, and Hardy provide Washington’s limited offense while Crawford, Jones, and Cobb lead Detroit's early scoring burst amid a delayed start and dreary conditions.
Noted of the Nationals Detroit clash details June game
Detroit manager McAlear plans to use Groom in the second game with Killian likely if Summers isn’t ready. Street’s injury is minor and he should return Tuesday. Unglaub fielded well, Conroy’s low throw in the eighth helped retire Moriarty, while Milan was out on a cannon by Moriarty. Attendance 2,810 amid bad weather as Cobb struggled at times and Mulin excelled in spots.
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Latonia Derby winner Joe Morris tops 1930 race card
Joe Morris led to the stretch then surged to win the Latonia Derby by a length over Boola Boola with Donau third. Grand rode Joe Morris as the field faltered late, with Yokau and Gallant Pirate among early leaders. Other races at Latonia included Bragg taking the second race and Al Muller winning the third, with detailed mutuels and placings for each event.
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Tite
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Chicago Wins Opening Game 1 0 Boston in Nine
Chicago edges Boston 1 to 0 in the opener as Walsh limits Boston to one hit in nine innings. Lord is ejected after disputing a call at third as Dougherty is safe on a steal. White collects two of Chicago s four hits off Hall while Dougherty and Mullen drive in the lone run for Chicago.
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New York Triumphs In Opening Series Game
New York defeats St Louis 2 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Quinn out pitched Powell as Truesdale and Cilwe drove in runs for the New Yorkers while Hemphill, Wallace and Chase contributed in the field and at the plate. St Louis left runners aboard, but the Yankees held on for the win in a 2 1/2 hour game.
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Mathewson In Form for New York Victory Over St Louis
New York Nationals beat St Louis 6 to 1 as Christy Mathewson held foes to few safeties through eight innings. Bresnahan doubled and scored in the ninth after a walk and Huggins’ hit, tying the path for Ellis to force Huggins at second. Murray homered for New York, with Seymour and Bridwell contributing hits.
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Montreal Results First Race Horse Winners and Odds
Multiple races summaries from Montreal track events detailing winners, runners up, and betting odds across seven races. Notable winners include Po Clarke in race one, Bursar in race two, and Tims with limited starters in a mid-program block.
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Chevy Chase Club tennis finals crown Halstead Davidson champions
Halstead and Davidson won the men s doubles title at the Chevy Chase Club annual closed tournament defeating Dean and Johnson in five sets 6 2 3 6 1 4 8 1 5. Moorhead defeated Fuller in the men s scratch singles 6 1 6 1 6 3. Downing and Chew won the ladies doubles 6 3 4 1. Moorhead to face Grosvenor today in a likely close match.
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