Athletics Pound Nationals In Opener Of Four Game Series
Connie Mack's Athletics defeated Georg McBride's Nationals 5 to 1 in the opening game of a four game set. Bryan Morse fanned six as Zachary struggled, while Harris held the Nationals at bay. The A's cracked singles and doubles to build a lead, capitalizing on errors and baserunning miscues by the Nationals.
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Western Net Stars Leading Tourney Stay Strong
Eleven Chicago players and five from other cities remain in the fourth round of the men's national clay court tennis singles with contenders including Walter Hayes Joseph Armstrong Clifton Herd Ralph Burdick John Hennessey Preston Boyden and Alex Squair. Williams was defaulted for nonarrival and may join Hardy in doubles if he arrives tomorrow.
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Major League Scores and Standings in American League
Yesterday’s results show Philadelphia 6 Washington 1. New York 8 Boston 6 in 10 innings. Cleveland 8 Detroit 8. Chicago 3 St. Louis 2 in 10 innings. Today Philadelphia meets Washington and other league games follow. Standings place Cleveland 44-24, New York 41-28, Philadelphia 26-40. National League results include Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2 Boston 3, New York 3 Boston 3.
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Dodgers Hit Smith And Win Easy Game
Brooklyn bats George Smith hard to beat Philadelphia 9 to 2 in a June game. Lee homered for Philadelphia, but Brooklyn piling hits produced the decisive runs. Griffth, Wheat, Myers and Lebrouveau among 11 players with multiple hits as Miljus to Smith held Philadelphia to four runs at home plate.
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Browns Bunch Hits Win Overtime Game
In St Louis on June 29 four straight tenth inning hits gave the Cardinals a 4 3 victory over Chicago. Williams hit his twelfth homer in the sixth. Scoring details list Hooper Strunk Schalk Williams Wetzel McManus as run contributors with bases, hits, and outs noted. Chicago tallied in the late innings before St Louis pulled ahead in extras.
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Pirates timely hits beat Cubs in final game
Chicago unable to solve Cooper as Pittsburgh draws fifth straight walk ahead runs to win 3 to 1. Cheeves labored, York and Taylor allowed scorers, with Cooper and Grimes keying the Pirates offense.
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Tribe Takes Opening Game From Tigers
Cleveland wins the first of a four game series over Detroit 6 to 3 after slamming seventeen Detroit hits. Key contributors include Evans and Speaker for Cleveland and Cobb Heilmann and Shorten for Detroit as pitching missteps and fielding errors add to Detroit's woes in the June 29 game.
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Georges Carpentier Reaches Peak Then Fades in Dempsey Challenge
New York June 29 Georges Carpentier, veteran boxer and lifelong athlete, is described as having passed his peak despite peak conditioning. The piece traces his rise from childhood training under Francois Descamps in Paris to a 15 year run of strenuous competition across boxing, aviation and other sports. The author argues Carpentier’s prolonged strain may limit his vitality for the current Dempsey bout.
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Contest Winners Opinion on Dempsey Carpentier Title Fight
Winners of the Popularity Contest gather in The Post office to discuss the Dempsey Carpentier world title bout. Respondents offer varied forecasts from knockouts in three to six rounds to a win by Carpentier or a decision after six rounds.
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Knickerbocker Club Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Knickerbocker club elected L. V. Wooldridge president O J Ryan financial secretary Will ONeil vice president J H McIntyre O J Ryan and Paul Sherrier recording secretaries. Emerald A C to play Riverside and Layettes, Nationals defeated by Christ Childs midget team 9 to 1. Florida State League results Jacksonville 1 0 St Petersburg 0 3 Orlando at Daytona Saint.
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Yanks Land Twin Bill From Boston
New York defeats Boston 5 3 in 10 innings with Peckinpaugh homer and Ruth's 28th of the season. In the opener Peckinpaugh also homered off Pennock as Hoffmann stood on base. Boston left eight men on base to New York's eight.
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Defense Moves to Quash Indictments in Chicago Trial
Chicago June 29 Ben Franklin one of the defendants in the baseball scandal trial was granted a continuance as the judge upheld affidavits he was too ill to appear. The defense moved to quash the indictments arguing multiple conspiracies violate Illinois law. the court adjourned to Tuesday for briefs and a possible ruling and the case may move to July term if not decided.
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State's Case Lame in Court as Players, Leaders Exposed
In court, defense attorney Ben Short blasted the State as imping and lame while claiming the real conspirators are absent ball players who allegedly earned little. Assistant State’s Attorney George Gorman countered that all defendants pled not guilty as guards stood watch to manage crowds. legal formalities likely to repeat Tuesday. Also reports scores from International League and other circuits show Baltimore 11 Reading 4. Jersey City 7 Newark 5. Buffalo 3 Rochester 0. St Paul 13-8 Milwaukee 2-8. Minneapolis 45, Kansas City 24. Columbus 2-5. Toledo 16. Columbia 4-3. Spartanburg 5, Greenville 3. Charleston 3-4, Charlotte 0-2.
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Oeschger In Form To Halt Giants 3 to 2
Boston wins the opening game of the series 3 to 2 as Oeschger holds New York to four hits. Barbare Cruise and Boeckel drive in the tying and winning runs after New York takes the lead in the sixth.
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Tony Brottem Goes to Pittsburgh Club
Tony Brottem moved to Pittsburgh from Little Rock along with Wu and Bing Miller via waiver. The deal, intended for the Southern league star pair, was challenged by Kid Elberfeld’s club but ruled in the Nationals’ favor by Judge Landis. Calvo and Carleson were exchanged to Little Rock last fall as part of the earlier arrangement.
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