Double Header Split as Yankees Fall to Phillies
New York and Philadelphia split a June doubleheader in New York. The opening game ended 8 to 1 with New York winning, while the second game saw Philadelphia win 6 to 5 breaking New York's streak. Pitchers Holt and Harris toiled in both contests with Naylor Perkins and Shawkey among the battery players.
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Giants Defeated by Brooklyn in 4-2 Loss
Brooklyn defeated the Giants 4 to 2 as they stacked hits off pitchers Toney Hubbell and Sny der. The score shows New York with a lone run in the sixth and Brooklyn expanding on earlier offense for their fifth straight win over the Giants.
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Cleveland Indians Defeat Pirates 5 3 in Exhibition
Cleveland Indians defeated the Pittsburgh Nationals 5 to 3 in an exhibition game. Odenwald, an 18 year old southpaw from Hudson Wisconsin, pitched for Cleveland and showed control and speed. Wisner pitched for Pittsburgh and was wild. Batteries: Odenwald and Thomas. Wisner and Haffner.
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Standings of teams in Phanat Rages and Three-I League
Kansas City leads with 3 to 4 over Toledo and Columbus while Minneapolis St. Paul and Louisville show scattered totals in Phanat Rages standings. Terre Haute and Hock Island tied at 6 in the Three I League with several others at lower marks. no other games scheduled.
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Ben Hur to Scrap W G E Team in Fast League Game Today
A hard fought City League clash set for Cedar River Park at 6 pm features Ben Hur and Waterloo Gas. Both clubs boast heavy hitters, strong pitchers, and solid fielding as fans anticipate a close contest. Trinidad oil fields are noted for massive axphault deposits in the report.
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Cubs Answer Magee Charges in Major League Probe
New York June report says Chicago club and Lee Magee face serious accusations of throwing games to defeat the Cubs. Veeck, Cubs president, asserts Magee bet against his team and tried to lose on purpose. The piece notes prior expulsion stories and hints at broader investigations among current players.
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Sport Flashes From Cities Across The Nation
Pat Moore defeated Jimmy Murphy in eight rounds in Memphis. Gene Tunney KOed Jeff Madden in the second round at Jersey City. Chuck Wiggins outpointed Bob Moha in ten rounds in Cincinnati. Johnny Dundee outpointed Bill Defoe in eight rounds in Philadelphia. A silent but effective salesman. For Sale Ad in the Courier.
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