O'Neills Heroic 13th Innat Nat Triumph Over Indians
In a tense thirteen inning contest at Georgia Avenue Stadium the Nationals edged the Cleveland Indians 4 to 3. Stan Harris sparked late offense with his third triple, delivering the winning run as Jimmy ONeil replaced Hillege and produced the decisive hit off Guisto. Walter Johnson and Stanley Coveleskie dueled in a classic pitching matchup as Peck Bluege Goslin and Sewell starred for the Nats.
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Donaldson Sent Under Option to Shreveport
President Griffith announced Oscar Donaldson, the outfielder from the Tampa Smokers, was sent under option to Shreveport in the Southern Association. Pat may be recalled if needed, while manager Bush plans to field George Mogridge against Indiana this afternoon and expects Russell to become a regular starter soon.
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Nationals Notes On Opener And Fielding Highlights
The Nationals opener featured multiple near plays and a few notable fielding moments. E Lawrence Phillipe, silver voiced announcer, returned after a layoff due to illness. Harris reached base four times with two triples and a stolen base, while Johnson and Sewell combined for strikeouts and aggressive baserunning in a tightly contested game.
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Browns pick Friel for Quinns berth
St Louis June 18 William St Friel business manager of the Tulsa club of the Western league will become business manager of the St Louis Americans should Business Manager Bob Quinn go to Rochester in event the Columbus Ohio organization purchases the Red Sox It was announced here this afternoon Friel was first baseman for the Browns in 1902 and 1903 and from 1904 until 1915 was with the Columbia club of the American association being manager the last six years He was an umpire in the American association in 1916 and in 1917 managed the Milwaukee team He rejoined the Browns in 1920 as a coach and scout He has been in Tulsa two years
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Bradley School Defeats Jefferson Nine 5 to 4 in 19 Inning Classic
The Bradley school defeated Jefferson 5 to 4 after a 19 inning contest in the southwest scholastic championship. Champhris and Shalin starred with key hits and stellar fielding, while pitching and defense dominated an extended, tense game.
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Tigers Crush Yankees In 11-3 Victory
New York June 18 Detroit evened the series with an 11 to 3 win over the Yankees. Hoyt and Mo leaned early as Detroit scored three runs in the first inning and chased Hoyt. Three doubles and two singles helped Detroit pound Mays, Holloway pitched well, and the Tigers totaled 11 runs with key hits by Haney Blue and Cobbs among others.
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Browns Take Twin Bill From Red Sox In Two Games
Boston and St Louis split a doubleheader with the Browns winning 6-2 in the first game and 9-0 in the second. Shocker pitched six hits allowed in the opener, while Van Gilder yielded three hits in the nightcap. Umpire Grimsby suffered a minor concussion after being struck by a thrown ball.
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Countries Enter in Diamond Challenge Race
Six countries are represented by the oarsmen who will call on the Thames next month in comparison with Walter Hoover of Duluth in the diamond challenge race, which he won last year. Competitors include Hilton A Bellyea Canadian champion Russell F Codman Jr Bastan Dr Rudolph L Bosshard Zurich Henry Kumng menn Christanix and J F Stock France. There will be numerous entrants from England.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
American League standings show Benton 38 41T and De Ann .4728 with Washington 41 Cleveland 14 Detroit 11 New York 3 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 6-95 highlight yesterday’s results. Today’s games list Cleveland at Washington and Philadelphia at Chicago among others.
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Giants Finally Win Defeating Card s in Rain Delayed Game
New York defeats St. Louis 4 to 1 after a game delayed by 1 hour 20 minutes due to heavy rainfall. Highlights include multiple runs by Bencroft Groh Frisch and Ryan for the Giants, with Toney routing losses. Barfoot and McCurdy pitched for St. Louis in a soggy contest marked by errors and defensive plays.
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Spanish netmen lead British in cup match
In Withington Lancashire Eduardo Fl and Count de Gomar representing Spain won the doubles in the Davis Cup against Britain’s Randolph Lycett and I A Ge tres. This gave Spain a two to one lead after De Gomar had won the singles against Wheatley last Saturday. Spain’s only loss so far was Flaguer to Lydett in singles. The match score was 6 2, 6 3, 1 6 8.
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Fight Hopped by Rounds in Manila Bout Description
The narrative recounts a brutal boxing match between Wilde and Villa, detailing rounds with pawing jabs and heavy rights and lefts. Villa dominates with persistent combinations, blood and bruising show as Wilde struggles, carries a damaged eye, and endures a merciless beating through multiple rounds.
Maranville and Barnhart Spark Pirates Past Braves
Pittsburgh beat Boston 8 4 claiming victory on timely hitting by Maranville and Barnhart. Goeeh sustaining an injury, later relieved. Details of line scores show Pittsburgh offense led by Maranville and Barnhart with key hits including Roeckel and Carey.
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Villa defeats Wilde to crown flyweight champion at Polo Grounds
New York June 18 Pancho Villa of the Philippines dethroned Jimmy Wilde of England as world flyweight champion at the Polo Grounds. Wilde fought valiantly but faded after a brutal seventh round knockout by Villa. Gate receipts totaled about 46 180 paid in and around $500 000. Referee Patsy Haley officiated.
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Reds Rally Past Dodgers 6-3 to Regain Winning Ways
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 6 to 3 as Dickerman shines with four hits and three stolen bases. Rixey exits after fifth. Keck gets win. Batting details credited to Reds lineup and Brooklyn errors, with Salvador in relief.
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Cubs Triumph Over Phillies as O Farrell Sparkles
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 at home. O Farrell collected three hits including a homer and drove in six runs, while Tiernay also homered with a man on. The Cubs bunched hits off Behan and Hubbell to seize control, with strong support from Rapp in the ninth. Florida State League and International League standings noted in brief.
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