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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1921

Page

8

Indians Power Past Nationals 10-6 in Seven Inning Rally

Cleveland Indians toppled the Washington Nationals 10 to 6 as George Rice homered and Zachary fanned key batters. The Tribe exploded for five runs in the seventh and two more in the ninth, with Galen Gardner and Sewell delivering run producing hits.

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Giants Fall as St Louis Runs Up Ten to One Victory

St Louis defeats New York 10 to 1 in the tenth straight win. Mann hits a homer in the first and again in the second. Giants turn a triple play on a hit and run, but fail to slow St Louis, with Hornsby driving in runs and Clemons, Haines, and McHenry contributing big hits.

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Reds Edge Dodgers In Loose 3-1 Setback

Cincinnati amass twelve hits including four doubles but Brooklyn holds on for a 3-1 victory. Groh returns to third with two hits and the Reds’ lone run as Johnston, Wheat and Cadore lead the Dodgers’ offense with key hits and two runs driven in.

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Indians Beat Nationals In Varsity Style Clash At Park

Notes from the game describe Earl Smith in right field and Brower at first while Judge rests after a foul injury. Joe Sewell hits well as the Indians top Nationals with smart baserunning by Smith and O Rourke. The day includes American Legion band music and a report of Rice’s fifth inning homer.

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Cubs Hand Braves Whitewashing 5-0

Chicago shut out Boston 5 to 0 as attacks produced two runs in the fourth inning. York allowed scattered hits while Hollacher Barber and Flack supplied strong fielding support. Braxton started for Boston and yielded the decisive runs. Morgan finished for Chicago.

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Babe Ruth’s Two Homers Rise Yankees Over Detroit

New York 13 Detroit 8 as Babe Ruth belts two home runs, boosting his season total to 21 and extending a major league record with five homers in four consecutive games. Ruth also pitched five innings for the Yankees, earning the win.

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Stanford Dominates Penn State In Tennis Dual

Leland Stanford University swept the Penn State College tennis dual at State College. Davies defeated Beard in three sets 4-6 6-0 6-2. Neer beat Wilson 6-2 6-1. and the Davis Neer pair won 6-0 7-5 in doubles. American Association scores noted.

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Miss Stirling Wins Medal Golf Play in France

Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta won the medal play with 79 over eighteen holes at Fontainbleau France as the women’s international golf championship tour opens. England’s Miss Molly Griffiths and France’s Mrs Chasseloup-Laubrat tied for second with 82 as artillery fire from nearby ranges disrupted play.

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War Department Green Polo top Cuban four 11 to 1

War Department Green Polo overwhelmed the Cuban four 11 to 1 on the Polo field at Potomac Park led by Mojs Gurr Montgomery and Gimenez as the Cuban tally came from Captain Gimenez. Tomorrow the Cubans face another War Department side as the preliminary series heads to the big matches with a U S Army squad to represent the nation. Negotiations for games with military teams in Lima Buenos Aires Montevideo and Chile were noted.

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Major League Statistics YESTERDAY'S RESULTS and TODAY'S GAMES

American League results include Neveland 10 Washington 6 and New York 13 Detroit 8 as Philadelphia 7 St Louis 4 and Chicago 6 Boston 4. Today Cleveland visits Washington Detroit visits New York St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston. National League results Philadelphia 5 St Louis 1 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 1 Boston 0. Today Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh New York at St Louis Boston Chicago. Standings show Pittsburgh 34 16 688, Brooklyn 25 29 472, New York 20 16 8, Chicago 26 28 .

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Pittsburgh Beats Philadelphia 12 to 5 in Baurngartner Game

Pittsburgh staged a batting burst defeating Philadelphia 12 to 5. Maranville hit five, Carey belted a first homer of the season, Whitted added two homers, and Bigbee one as Baumgartner took the loss.

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Red Sox Rally But Lose to White Sox

Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 4 as Jones allowed five runs in the first inning with two outs. Faber earned his 13th win despite Boston’s late rally producing four hits and three runs in the ninth.

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Macks Win to Even Series with Browns

Harris pitched and hit for Philadelphia to tie the series 7 to 4 over St Louis. Browns collected eight hits including three homers but Harris held key hits in spurts and Philadelphia pulled ahead. St Louis 4 Philadelphia 7. Recount of positions and game details follow with listing of players.

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Georges Carpentiers Training Notes and Fight Plans

Georges Carpentiers training updates from June 13 describe his rest period, weight around 174 pounds, planned morning workouts, and a target of 172 for fight night. He notes improved morale and confidence about defeating Dempsey in the third or fourth round, with wife Jacqueline handling publicity and a dot for their daughter. He details varied drills including park workouts, shadow boxing, sprinting, and sparring with Marcel, Denis Journee, and Italian Joe Gans.

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Dempsey explains training pause before Carpentier bout

Atlantic City June 13. Champion Jack Dempsey says he halted training for two to three days because he is satisfied with his condition and needs a rest period. He weighed 196 pounds, six over his target for the July 2 Jersey City showdown with Georges Carpentier, and visited a seaplane hangar with detective Mike Trant.

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Government League and Inter-S Bureau Baseball Scores

Irrean ABHO and Navy Yard games report multiple line scores, errors, and base events. WAR Inter-S Bureau League results list pitchers Prescott and Niedfelt with total hits and runs. Women's Tennis begins, and George Meyers fights in Baltimore. college results Pittsburgh over Penn State 10 to 7.

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