Yankees Edge White Sox in 11th Inning Thriller
New Yorks Yanks clinched an 12 11 victory over Chicago in 11 innings as Durst tripled and Morehart singled for the deciding run. Tony Lazzeri hit three homers, tying the major league mark of four in a game. Lazzeri collected four total hits, including a second inning homer, with Meusel and others contributing in the late scoring surge.
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Moreheart
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Braves
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Philadelphia
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Thompson Sold to Terre Haute for 2500 Dollars
Rock Island pitcher Harvey Thompson, 22, who beat Waterloo 2-0 twice last week while allowing three hits in each game, was sold yesterday by Rock Island to Terre Haute of the Three-I league for 2500 dollars. He will stay with Rock Island until season's end. Thompson hails from Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Batted for Hofmann and Ruffing in late innings
Detroit roughs Boston with two base hits three base hits and a homer by Fothergill Tavener, Bassler and Stoner make key sacrifices Rollings: double plays Tavener to Blue Gehringer to Tavener to Blue Regan to Myer Todt bases on balls off Stoner Wingfield hits and walks detailed Ruffing and Wingfield pitching figures Time 1 53 umpired by Hildebrand McGowan Evans
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Reds add Fordham shortstop Johnny White today
Cincinnati reports Johnny White, Fordham star shortstop, will join Manager Jack Hendricks after leaving New York last night. The move strengthens the Reds as they prepare for the upcoming season in Cincinnati.
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Open Golf Joust Drama Signals 73-Stroke Pace To Win
New York reports that recent Open Championship scores trend toward 73 strokes per round, with 293 over 72 holes typical in the last 13 events. The record stands at 286 by Chick Evans in 1916, while winners of the past decade hover near 290s and 300 remains rare. Oakmont hosts the June 14-16 event, aiming for high-caliber play as courses lengthen and trapping increases test tee-to-green efficiency.
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Major League Leaders from Yesterday’s Games
National League leaders include Hornsby of the Giants in runs and hits with P Waner of the Pirates among the top. Pittsburgh’s Meadows tops pitching with a 1-win mark. American League leaders feature Gehrig and Ruth of the Yankees in multiple categories, Manush and Simmons among others, Lyons of the White Sox leading pitching with a 1-0 record.
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Rock Island Downs Dubuque in Final Game of Series
Rock Island defeats Dubuque 11 to 5 in the final game of the series. Stoner Finkler and Walzak homer as Venock picks up the win and Brumfield suffers the loss.
New York Yanks Say They Own The Luckiest Mascot
Eddie Bennett, a longtime baseball mascot for the New York Yankees, claims a .750 batting average in the Luck league and a record of six pennants in eight seasons with teams he has powered. He began with the Chicago White Sox in 1919, then Brooklyn Dodgers, and joined the Yankees by 1920, contributing to multiple pennant runs. Eddie insists luck has followed him since bench days and in basketball before his baseball career.
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Ames Captaincy for Hawk's Nest and Local Baseball News
The Hawk's Nest reports Paul Dale of Ames elected captain of the Cyclone nine for 1828 at a recent Ames lettermen meeting. Manager Pat Harkins of Ottumwa released Elzer Dugan and Riley and signed Beyers and McNabb. Gerald Armstrong of Wittenberg is praised for a hall of fame worthy career. Midge Makeover and Howard arrive in Charles City as illness delays lifting of Orange and Black mentor. Charles City's opener is with Gallagher's O and P of Mason City. Umpire Jim Campbell sustains a facial injury from a foul tip but continues officiating. News notes highlight Ed Konetchy's solid Fort Worth play and humorous age guess from Jakey Atz.
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Mason City
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Waterloo
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Shepherd Among Jewell Jewel Leads at State Trap Meet
In Jewell Iowa on June 9 Harry Shepherd led Waterloo entrants with a 142 in the 150 target program of the state trapshooting tournament. Orville Davis scored 141, Henry Steege 139, while high gun of the day was Nuhn with 145. Other Waterloo entries included Hummel 138 Chapman 136 Limbert 134 Sutcliffe 130 and Webber 128.
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Hawkeyes Enter National Collegiate Meet In Chicago
Ten University of Iowa track and field men head to the National Collegiate meet in Chicago. Capt elect Cuhel leads in hurdles and sprints. Everingham and Hunn chase dashes. Elliott and Mau headline distance and field events. Some seniors end Iowa careers as Boyles Mau and Everingham post top marks while Cuhel is favored to win.
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van Voorst
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Joe Allison
Illinois
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Daily Quiz Answers From Historic Newspaper Quiz
The list provides listed answers: 1. born in Vermont. 2. up to five years in prison and $1,000 fine. 3. Fillmore and Johnson. 4. Virginia. 5. Martha Washington Abigail Adams Martha Jefferson Dolly Madison Eliza Monroe. 6. William Howard Taft. 7. Andrew Johnson. 8. Harrison aged 68. 9. Theodore Roosevelt aged 42. 10. Lawyers.
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