Nationals Rally Falls Short as Tigers Defeat 10 6
In a Boys' Club day clash at Georgia avenue ball park the Detroit Tigers beat the Nationals 10 to 6. Johnson lasted four and a third innings while Cobb's hitters produced a five run fifth inning. Erickson and Embke pitched well late as Nationals staged a nine inning rally but fell short. Council awards letters to tennis team regulars and names Glynn cheerleader.
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Indians Come Back and Trounce Yankees in New York
Cleveland roared back from five straight losses to rout New York 14 to 4 in a Bronx game. Frank Baker hit his first homer of the season for the Yankees as speakers Sewell and Pipp joined the column of homers. Gardner, Warburton, Baker, and Peckinpaugh contributed with RBIs for Cleveland while Sewell and Baker hit long balls for the visitors.
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Consistent Hitting Wins For Brownies
Boston, June 9. St. Louis’ pitching and Boston errors gave the visitors an easy victory, 3 to 3, over the Red Sox today. Sisler starred with a perfect day at bat and Lamb and Williams contributed in offense and defense amid a muddled field play.
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Athletics Win 5-4 Behind Two Homers in Ninth
The Athletics rallied for a 5-4 victory over Chicago as two homers sparked the late scoring surge. Dykes tied it with a seventh inning blast to left, while Witt delivered a go-ahead hit and Moore and Mulligan drove in runs. Pitching by McWeeny and Moore held Chicago to a handful of runs as Philadelphia capitalized in the ninth.
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Proposals to reform puttting in golf face old guard
The writer discusses changing golf rules on putting and cup size, weighing benefits and losses. He argues larger cups would favor luck and second shots, while shrinking greens to 20 feet could curb putting bias without erasing tradition. He favors preserving the game’s uncertainties and promises a future Evans piece.
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Navy Crew Prepares for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Annapolis, Md June. Navy varsity eight crews practice twice daily as they ready for the Hudson race at Poughkeepsie Coach Dick Glendon will polish the crew before departure Saturday. They eye Columbia and California boats as future challengers and weigh heavy with an average around 179 pounds per man.
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Cubs Bunch Hits To Defeat Phillies 4 to 2
Chicago bunched its hits in the third inning to beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Cheeves pitched well for the locals and received solid support. Notable for Chicago were Flack and Sullivan with key hits and Terry delivering in the field. Philadelphia left runners stranded and failed to capitalize with runners in scoring position.
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Major League Results and Standings Summary
Major League Baseball notes list yesterday results with many OCR errors. It records American League games and standings, including Washington, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago against various opponents, plus today’s schedule with Detroit at Washington and Detroit at New York. The National League results include Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Brooklyn, New York, and Cincinnati with rain noted. today’s matchups include Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis.
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Wonderful appointments at Bath chiropodist shop
The Bath establishment offers complete service including chiropody and massage. A barber and barbering services are available with extended hours. the shop remains open until 10 30 PM.
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Braves Routed by Pirates 5 to 3 in Pittsburgh
Timely hitting powered Pittsburgh to defeat Boston 5 to 3 here today. The Pirates scored all their runs in the first six innings off Billingim before Watson held the lead. Boston rallied in the ninth with two runs on two hits and a sacrifice, but Pittsburgh preserved the win as the Pirates outhit the Braves 8 to 4.
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Cards Win Sixth Moving to Third
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3 to extend its win streak to six and move into third place behind the Dodgers. Hornsby homered with two aboard in the fifth as Timely hitting powered the win. Brooklyn came up short as Cadore took the loss after six innings while Mamaux started for the stretch.
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Uncle Sam Targets Bulk of Fight Purse in July Show
Tax figures floated by internal revenue officials estimate Dempsey will pay about 161200 in income tax on a purse near 306060 for the July 2 bout. Carpentier’s set taxes total roughly 93334 after exemptions. Government take, boxers, promoter, and New Jersey amusement tax push revenue above 500000, the largest sporting sum in history.
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Landis Restores Groh to Cincinnati Must Play Now
Chicago June 9 Judge Landis reinstates Henry K Groh former Cincinnati captain and third baseman on condition he joins the Reds immediately and stays through the season. The club hoped he would be traded later and notes the ruling imposes no precedent. Also reports two crews to share training quarters as Navy and California teams plan joint facilities at Poughkeepsie.
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