Flack's homer lifts Cubs past Phillies in six run game
Flack, cub right fielder, hit a two on base homer in the sixth to power a 6 4 0 8 Cubs win over Philadelphia. A walk, sacrifice and a sixth inning double helped score four runs as Blackburne debut with the Phillies miscued at third before a switch to first and a sharp stop on Williser. Giants edge St Louis 2 0 behind Barnes' two hitter. Pirates rally with Terry's double and two more against Brooklyn to settle 5 2. Culshaw homers for Dodgers. Reds take two from Braves 4 2 in 13 innings and 6 2 as Keating allows 12 hits. Eler limits Braves to five safeties.
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National League results heavy with early scores
In New York St Louis beat New York 9 to 2 with Dillhoefer Barnes and Gonzales contributing for St Louis. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 3 to 2 as Carter and Dillefer led the batteries. Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 5 to 3 with strong pitching from Bl Phisburgh. Cincinnati beat Boston 6 to 5 as Ver and Wingo delivered for Boston, Ruether and Gowdy also pitched. In the American League Chicago white sox beat Philadelphia 7 to 1, clinching four straight. Cleveland defeated New York 5 to 1, thanks to Speaker and Johnston homers and Bagby’s pitching. Detroit triumphed over Washington 3 to 1 as Love was hit hard but Tiger defense held. Boston and St Louis could not play due to rain.
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Baseball Box Score Fragments From Chicago Cleveland Detroit
Scattered lines show scores and battery pairings for Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland New York Detroit Washington and Boston St Louis games with partial inning counts and listed pitchers and batters. Names include Perry Perkins Ci cotte Schaik Shore Smallwood Nelson Hannah Bagby O Neil Harper Gill Agnew Love Ainsmith and others.
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England's Derby Crowd Mirrors National Sports Mania
A colossal British Derby crowd, described as a nation rather than a crowd, highlights England's sports fever postwar. The piece compares attendance to Belmont Park on Memorial Day and notes free viewing on high ground, underscoring broad public access and national pride in racing.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
In the American Association Toledo lost to Columbus after 11 innings by 4 to 6. St Paul defeated Milwaukee 2 to ? Minneapolis beat Kansas City 3 to 4. In the Western League Tulsa lost to St Joseph 3 to 7, Oklahoma City prevailed over Omaha 9 to 5. Joplin edged Des Moines 1 to 0, Wichita defeated Sioux City 6 to 1. In the Three-I Bloomington beat Rockford 6 to 3, Terre Haute defeated Evansville 0 to 5, and Peoria beat Evansville 5 to 1.
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Horsemen Report Profitable Year and Boxing Reform Plans
Kentucky horses and racing expand under favorable breeding and pari mutuel betting laws, with hefty purses and public support boosting the industry. Maryland and Laurel plans for richer stakes and new improvements. nationwide boxing reform includes a $3 million National Sporting Club and strict licensing, while boxer Billy Miske is ordered to bed for medical rest.
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Fisticuffs and Fury in Fitzsimmons Gardner Bout
The crowd roared as Bob Fitzsimmons pressed George Gardner in a brutal light heavyweight duel. Fitzsimmons displayed calculated offensive craft despite a shattered right hand while Gardner fought hard, hitting and being hurt, until the late rounds where Fitzsimmons pressed for a knockout amid mounting crowd urging him to finish.
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Clown Kept Dempsey Smiling Before Historic Fight
Report notes Jack Dempsey at the Toledo Overland club was kept relaxed by a court jester, Max Kaplan, plus sparring partners and other aids. The article recalls a 1893 precedent when Jim Hall’s camp employed a comedian to ease tension before Bob Fitzsimmons vs Jim Hall in New Orleans.
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Overlap Grip Origins Tapped by Early Golf Innovator
Harold H Hilton credits John Ernest Laidley as the pioneer of the overlapping grip in golf, years before Harry Vardon. Laidley, Taylor, and Vardon popularized the method, which critics later termed the Vardon grip, now widely used by top players.
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Lyon County cabbage king raises 4200 pounds in 2000 square feet
Emporia Kansas report says Jason Austin, hotel proprietor, cultivated 4,200 pounds of cabbage on about 2,000 square feet. The crop yields average three pounds per plant and are reported insect free, earning Austin the nickname Lyon County Cabbage King.
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Hitting honors keep Peckinpaugh lead in AL batting
Roger Peckinpaugh of New York extends his American League lead with a .382 average after 28 straight games as Joe Jackson of Chicago climbs to second with .850. Babe Ruth adds homers as Gavvy Cravath and Jim Thorpe top National League averages. Western and American Association leaders shift, with Becker and W Miller highlighted in multi-league tallies. Black Hawks fall to Color ed Giants 8 2 at Cedar River park.
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