Pillette and Collins Fall Before Barrage
Detroit Tigers vs Washington Nationals game described as a high scoring affair with Washington winning 16 to 4. Pillette started for Detroit, Collins relieved, but Detroit's pitching faltered while Washington hitters like Rice, Reich, and Leibold produced multiple hits. The Nationals built an early lead, adding runs through the later innings, while Detroit struggled with control and defense. The narrative highlights a turbid, action packed day for both teams, with Washington claiming a fifth win in six starts.
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Rommel Helps Macks to Turn Back Browns
Philadelphia victory as Eddie Rommel returns to form and holds the St. Louis Browns hitless for six innings. The Phillies rally, tie in the fourth, then take the lead, scoring on homers and timely hits. Rune-Tobin, Jacobsen, Gerber, Wright, Matthews, Bale, Heuser, Scheer, Flesnet,Rommel contributed.
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Nationals Notes Reflect Varied Play and Errors
Yesterday in the Nationals game the Egypt temple delegations from Tampa caused a stir with many amokes scattered through stands. Muday Ruel hit Consistently for a .600 average with a single and a triple driving runs, while Goslin also plated three. Five errors by the visitors proved costly, Peckinpaugh and Branner seized on signs, Rajan made four singles and a fine eighth inning catch, Cutshaw started a double play, Altrock entertained with imitations, and Cobb’s pitching run forced Pillette to endure punishment before relief. Goslin’s ninth inning fly catch closed the game as Del batted for Collins.
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Ehmke's pitching leads Boston to 7 1 victory over Cleveland
Jamie's pitching and solid defense by Collina and Fewster powered Boston to a 7 1 win over Cleveland. The visitors had six hits and six errors as Boston capitalized on outs and fielding to secure the game.
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Leading Hitters Florida Stale League
Lakeet Tanya Srlanda 2 Beadecromag 1 Daytosa 2 St Peteeburp 11
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Clubhouse Cornerstone to be Laid at Congressional Country Club
The Corner stone of the Congressional Country club will be laid with ceremonies at 3 PM tomorrow, Herbert Hoover officiating. A men’s 18 hole medal handicap event tomorrow morning and a women’s event in the afternoon start the golf activities, with play moving to the second green until August 1.
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Reil and Dudley Sent to Raleigh for Friday
The article reports President Griffith shipping Frank Reil and Clise Dudley to Parheel headquarters to acquire Pitcher Jack Friday from the Raleigh team of the Piedmont league. Griffith calls Friday a finished product and intends to bring back Reil and Dudley soon as part of a deal to balance talent, while noting limited personnel in the Mateere long team. The Shriners and their Washington hosts are described as busy with sightseeing and parades.
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Hotchkiss Net Matches Jin Oriole City Today
Washington Baltimore Richmond and Norfolk square off at Baltimore Country Club Md in the Hotchkiss tennis cup first round. Pairings set this morning with winners to clash tomorrow for honors as the Washington team led by Maj Elliott and featuring Mangan Graves Kunke Gore Johnson Davin Purinton Cox Stellwagen Robertson Helfen and Dudley competes with a strengthened contingent.
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Cards Edge Phils in Ten Innings 1-0
St Louis won 1-0 over Philadelphia in ten innings aided by Smith single and Blades triple after Ring and Pfeffer pitched. Cy Williams injured in fourth. final line includes errors, hits and bases.
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Miller Heroes Cubs to 9 7 Victory Over Giants in Series Finale
Hack Miller powered Chicago to a 9 7 win over New York in a tight game. Hollecher led Chicago with five hits while Irish Meusel hit two homers for the visitors. Miller supplied the decisive seventh inning homer and an eighth inning double that brought home two runners as Chicago claimed the series two games to one.
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Reds Sweep Braves With 3 1 Victory in Series Finale
Cincinnati tops Boston 3 to 1 to clinch the series as Rizey allows two Braves hits and one earned run. Oeschger gives ten hits and five walks. four double plays aid the Reds’ defense in a tight game. O’Neil, Roush, Duzean, and Ford contribute key hits as Cincinnati rides a strong pitching and timely defense to secure the win.
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Harrisburg Giants Avenge Potomacs 18 to 3
Harrisburg, Pa June 7 Harrisburg Giants rout Potomac 18 to 3. Pitcher Henry dominated Potomac, scattering hits and collecting 3 hits himself. The deciding game is set for Friday afternoon as Harrisburg ties the series.
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Washington paddlers put up game fight
The Washington Canon club led by local paddlers contested the canal regatta on the tidal basin. The Canadian association from Toronto dominated with 116 points, winning the international trophy and multiple events. Newark Tuscarora and New York Indian Head clubs trailed as Washington teams earned key wins in senior four, single blade, and tandem events. Canadian entrants topped many divisions, while Washington pursed hard to defend titles and claimed several podium finishes including mixed tandem and ladies events.
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Nationals Meet Delivers Close Races and Medals Across Events
The Nationals meet featured tightly contested events with medal awards for first through third places. Notable performances included multiple distance races and relay events, with athletes from C C organizations and witnesses noting strong finishes and near-record times.
Mallory loses in third round at Stamford Norland tennis meet
In the third round Mrs. Mallory, American champion, defeated by Wiltingen of Great Britain 6-2. doubles results show Mrs. Rheppherd Beron and Mrs. Covell Bale losing to Mallory and Mrs. Hale 6-2. A canoe club entry and Canadian and British players compete with various singles, doubles, and crews noted in this round of the Stamford tournament.
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Major League Standings And Yesterday's Results
Major League standings show New York leading the American League with 95 wins and 21 losses, Detroit at 30 24, Chicago 16 25, Cleveland 95 21, and Philadelphia 19 with unclear totals. Yesterday Washington defeated Detroit 14 to 4 while Philadelphia beat St. Louis 81 and Boston defeated Cleveland 7 to 1. Today Detroit visits Washington and Cleveland plays Boston among games across the leagues with Philadelphia at St. Louis and Chicago at New York on the slate.
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