Bengals Even Series Defeating Nationals 6 to 3
Ty Cobb's Tigers tie the series with a quirky 6 to 3 exhibition win over the Nationals. The game featured errors and unusual plays, including a disputed call on Heilmann, a miscue-filled rally by Detroit, and late scoring sprees as Cobb, Blue, and Harris contributed key hits and runs.
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Daffy Lewis Leaves Nationals as Griffith Reshapes Roster
President Griffith released veteran Daffy Lewis from the Nationals with plans to add younger talent through purchase or trade. Bart Smith finally appeared for the Tigers, and Vetch Clarkivy displayed top fielding range while Heilman’s early homer shocked Detroit.
Tribe Bests Yanks in 11 Frames 8 6
New York June 16 Cleveland won an eleven inning game from New York 8 to 6. The Indians tied it with three runs in the ninth and won in the eleventh scoring twice. Ruth Smith Gardner and Mays homered, Ruth's being his seventeenth of the season. Bagby left injured in the eighth.
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Boston Defeats Browns In Offense Fueled Affair
In Boston on June 1, Davis struggled as Myers supported with solid hits and fielding. Vitt starred at the plate, and Boston pulled away to beat St Louis 5 to 4 after early 1 0 0 runs. Lamb, Sister, and Ellerbe contributed key RBIs as Collings struck in a late surge.
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Four Black Sox to Testify for Attell
Four former Chicago White Sox players Cicotte Jackson McMullin and Williams indicted in the 1919 world series scandal will testify in New York that Abe Attell was not the boxer indicted in Chicago. Attorney William J Fallon announced the testimony to aid Attell’s fight against extradition to answer conspiracy and grand larceny charges. The case was adjourned to next Friday in Supreme Court. Charlie Way to finish Penn State career at the Trinity meet after Penn State track and football star to face Pittsburgh.
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Toney Proves Easy and Reds Win 3 1
Cincinnati wins 3 1 over New York as Toney allows few hits and Breasler drives in three runs with a third inning triple and a seventh inning single. Frisch contributes a triple for New York, while Wingo and others provide limited offense in a backstop clash.
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Carpentier Sweeps Six Rounds At Camp In New York
Georges Carpentier held a busy sparring session at Manhasset camp facing Italian Joe Gans and Paul Journee in six rounds. Manager Descamps stationed deputy sheriffs around the training area for privacy as Carpentier paced through routines with Jeannette and Journee and sharpened his right hand while absorbing a few jabs from Journee. Afterward Carpentier greeted American wounded veterans and promised further private workouts next week as the media and crowd watched.
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Sheelys two homers lift Sox to victory over Macks
Sheely drove in both runs with two home runs as Chicago beat Philadelphia 2 0 in a deciding series game. Kerr pitched for Chicago and Mulligan contributed an RBI by an infield hit as the Sox sealed the win in a runless fifth.
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Heini Groh Awaits Official Word Before Joining Reds
Cincinnati Ohio June 10 Henry Groh third baseman of the Cincinnati National League club who was reinvited by Judge K M Landis commissioner of baseball last night but with the proviso that he play with the Cincinnati club for this season at least had a brief conference early today with August Herrmann president of the club Groh declared that he was not prepared to say whether he would play with the Reds at once but said that he would make up his mind only after he had received a copy of the original ruling of the commissioner The decision of Judge Landis ends speculation as to Grohs possible transfer to another club especially New York Groh was a holdout from the past season and amid the controversy awaits official word
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Yank Reaches Final in French Sword Tourney
Paris June 1 6 Robert Milner American medical student in Paris reached the Annales in the international fencing tournament. Milner will meet Massard the French champion on Saturday. Milner, a former American consul general at Calais, is now a canon at Niagara Falls Ontario.
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Navy Crew Heads to Poughkeepsie Regatta
Annapolis Md June 10 After morning and afternoon workouts the Navy varsity oarsmen depart for the Hurlson river to compete in the annual Poughkeepsie regatta on June 22. The 14 oarsmen, led by coach Dick Glenden and Lieut Commander Frank W Rockwell, will test their form on the Hudson Sunday.
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English Tennis Star Defeated In Semifinals At Beckenham
English tennis star Mrs Heamuh eliminates American champion Mrs Wolth Biursteds Malfor 6 1 in semifinal at Beckenham as the progress of the tournament continues.
Pittsburgh park closes gamblers as officials raid grounds
A nationwide gambling crackdown at a Pittsburgh ball park was ordered by the superintendent of Falkee Thomas Cusralt. Plain clothesmen and detectives were to assemble this afternoon to weed out gamblers. Barney Dreyfuss, Pirates president, said ticket takers would ban suspected gamblers from the grounds amid reports of widespread gambling activity at the park.
Major League Scores and Standings From Yesterday
American League results show Detroit routing Washington eight to three and Cleveland prevailing eight to one over Nowcater and Boston. standings list Cleveland and Boston near top. National League results include Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati one to four and New York over Philadelphia one to nine with St Louis routing Brooklyn eight to three. Tomorrow games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Majors Begin War on So Called Outlaws
New York June 10 indications of tighter control of organized baseball in its war on outlaw teams are seen in Judge Landis warning major league clubs to obtain rosters and game records when playing independents. The measure aims to curb exhibitions with outlaw teams and prevent them from being used to dodge rules.
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Cardinals Sweep Brooklyn as Dodgers Lose Series Finale
St Louis hammered Brooklyn for thirteen hits including homers by Mann and Lavan to complete a seven game winning streak. Mills started for Brooklyn while Olson, Hornsby, Lavan and others produced key hits as the Cardinals triumphed 6 to 3, clinching the series and a series sweep in front of a June crowd.
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Braves Win To Split Series With Pirates
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 1 to split the series. Pitcher Scott kept Pirates from scoring as Boston capitalized with timely hits and solid defense. context includes.sparser details of line scores and player names from the garbled OCR text.
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Dempsey Eye Healed. Will Return to Ring Sunday
Atlantic City June 1 Jack Dempsey’s eye has healed enough to allow a Sunday boxing return. Dr Theodore Senseman, head of the Atlantic City dental group, announced after examining the wound. Dempsey, who had gone to Camden to retrieve his Belgian police dog Sophie Ginsberg, sparred with Gatting Ghee and Jack Renault, with Ghee proving a challenging sparring partner. Dempsey did no training today and remained at camp until evening.
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