Murphy's homer powers Athletics to 8–0 win over Browns
In St Louis Murphy belted a seventh inning solo shot as the Athletics exploded for eight runs. Leverage wild, two hits allowed, Plank adı invincible for Philadelphia in the 3–hour 16-minute game. Oldring scored on a miscue while Collins reached and scored on a wide throw. St. Louis mustered little offense against a sharp Philadelphia pitching staff.
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Benz Stops Red Sox as Chicago Grabs Four Straight
Joe Benz starred for the Chicago Americans on June 22, guiding a 5 to 4 victory over Boston. Benz contributed stellar pitching and timely hitting while defenses and miscues shaped a tense, game-long duel at Chicago. Key players included Hooper, Lewis, and Heertksen with strenuous late effort from both sides.
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Hummel Dodgers Hero Delivers Brooklyn Victory
Hummel subbed for Wheat and starred for Brooklyn, collecting three hits including two doubles with two men aboard in each of the first and third innings. Four of Brooklyn’s five runs came on those hits as they defeated Pittsburgh.
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GANZEL TIED TO CONTRACT REPORT DISTURBS LOCAL CLUB
Rochester, N Y June 22 Nothing is known here of a report that John Ganzel manager of the Rochester club of the International League is to become manager of a major league club Ganzels contract with the local club has two years more to run Indianapolis Signs College Star Bloomington June 23 Carl Schultz the left handed pitcher of Indiana University and regarded as the premier twirler of the conference announced today that he had signed a contract to pitch for the Indianapolis club of the American Association
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Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In American Association games Indianapolis beat Kansas City 2 1 Minneapolis defeated Cleveland 3 4 St Paul won 2 0 Columbus lost 0 Lauiaville Milwaukee rate. Southern Association New Orleans 1 Montgomery 0 Birmingham 8 Mobile 3 Chattancogs 5 Atlanta 2 Memphis 8 Nashville 6 International League Rochester and Jersey City tied 0 1 Providence a Buffalo a Rain postponed other games Tristate Reading 2 Allentown 2 Harrisburg 2 York 2 Wilmington Trentocrata Virginia League Newport News 2 first game Ames Roanoke 2 Petersburg Portsmouth Seenasind & Nortal's see Mewn ae second.
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American League see Pittsburgh Kansas City 4
A brief league note references the American League with Pittsburgh and Kansas City figures and a score of four. The fragmentary item lacks full context but records a low detail scoreboard moment and team identifiers.
Third League Doubtful Declares Raw Johnson
Chicago June 2 President Ban Johnson of the American League said there would be no third major league this season. He called the third league idea a mere suggestion to the national commission with no definite action taken.
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Restriction Halt for Marsans in St Louis Federal League Case
In St Paul on June 22 Judge W H Sanborn granted a temporary injunction preventing Armando Marsans, ex Cuban left fielder of Cincinnati, from playing for St Louis or any other club except Cincinnati until his breach of contract claim is tried in U S District Court in St Louis. Marsans must await trial while Cincinnati Exhibition Co bonds $15000 to cover potential losses. The ten day clause in the contract was upheld as valid. Marsans has played for Cincinnati three years, salary 4400, and after notifying for ten days he was suspended and then joined St Louis before asserting the contract was lawful. The case proceeds in federal court. Buffalo reports Hal Chase arrived after leaping to the Buffalo Federals to avoid a restraining order and will play Thursday. Chicago notes Annae glar first baseman also jumped to the Buffalo club and will be enjoined from playing for other teams. Comiskey and Farrell pledge further actions.
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One Inning Decides Boston Defeat in St Louis Rally
St Louis rallied in the eighth to score three runs on three singles and a double, defeating Boston 4 to 3. The game featured strong pitching by Robinson and Sallee, with Gowdy and Maranville keying the St Louis offense and Cather, Wilson, and Gilbert contributing solid hits for the visitors.
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Ayres Keeps Series Alive in Final with Tigers
In Detroit, Doc Ayres hurled a strong game as the Nationals defeated Detroit 4 to 3 in the final clash of the series. Key hits included triples by Hoelhling and Milan, with Maher, Foster, and Gandil driving in runs. Boehling relieved main, but Ayres held firm, never trailing after the early innings.
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Griffmen's Position Better Than This Time Last Season
Detroit June 2. After a month on the road Griffiths Nationals return with ten wins and fourteen defeats. They plan six games in four days against the Athletics, with pitching uncertain and Ayres trusted for his control. Morale is wary but fighting. notes on Burns, Gandil, and Veach highlight a stubborn effort to regain ground.
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Cornell Rowing Prepmastery By Mrs Courtney Trust
A detailed portrait of Cornell rowing culture notes Coach Charles E B Courtney and his wife using meticulous pre regatta routines. Mrs Courtney scouts water, approves food, and supervises meals to ensure optimal crew preparation for the Hudson race at Poughkeepsie.
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Henderson Stars as Indy Indians Split Doubleheader
Indianapolis extended its winning streak to thirteen with a 5 to 0 victory in Henderson's first start, followed by Mullin pitching a four inning win. The doubleheader featured two distinct games with Mullin driving in two runs in the second. Batteries included Lefitts Land Barthen Pinneran Juul Owens Lend Mullia and Rariden.
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Buffalo Helped by Errors Fall Short in Chicago Loss
Buffalo errors sparked a seventh inning Chicago rally to win 4 to 2. Buffalo batted McGuire out early but failed to score off Wisk or Hendrix. Final: Chicago 4, Buffalo 2. Krapp and Blair owned Buffalo, while McGuire, Fisk, Hen Griz, Wizon and Block contributed for Chicago.
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St Louis Beats Balto Feds 3 1 in Fifth Inning Rally
St Louis pulled ahead with a three run fifth inning powered by a Bridwell triple and two singles, aided by Baltimore errors, to win 3 to 1. The contest featured base on balls and timely hits shaping the deciding frame.
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