Boston and Washington split in 10 innings and nine
Boston won the first game 4 to 3 in ten innings then lost the second to Washington 2 to 8. Batteries Shaw Gharrity Bush Walters and Zachary Gharrity Pennock Walters. Detroit was routed 14 to 0 as Chicago pitchers limited the Tigers to five safeties with Faber dominating.
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Tigers
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Allen
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Woodall
Slugging contest ends with St Louis 10 Cleveland 8
In St Louis on June 30, the locals defeated Cleveland 10 to 8 in a high scoring game. Ragby Uhle Niehaus Faeth O'Neill Davis Sothoron and Severeid appeared for the mound and batters, while the Cleveland battery faced heavy hits from the St Louis lineup.
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Cleveland
R. H.E. Miteveland
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Niehaus
Faeth
O'Neill
Davis
Sothoron
Severeid
Brooklyn Takes a Doubleheader in Interleague Win
New York, June 30. Brooklyn won both games of a doubleheader, taking the first 7 to 3 and the second 3 to 1. Giants failed to score in the later innings as Brooklyn pitchers held firm. Batteries included Mitchell and Elliott in the opener and Grimes with Miller in the nightcap.
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Naylor
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Snyder
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Miller
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Reds Win 2-0 as Ruether Holds Cardinals in Duel
Cincinnati defeated St Louis 2 to 0 in the final game of the Reds Cardinals series. Ruether and Haines pitched a tight duel with Haines and Dilhoefer handling the Cardinals’ battery and Ruether with Allen behind the plate for the Reds.
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Ruether
Haines
Cardinals
R. H. E. Aad
Bad Wikis
Dilhoefer
Allen
Vaughn Allows One Hit as Chicago Tops Pittsburg 1 0
In Chicago on June 30 Vaughn held Pittsburg to a single hit in a pitchers duel while Ponder and Chicago managed a 1 0 victory. Batteries were Ponder and M Haefner for Pittsburg with Vaughn and O Farrel for Chicago.
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Vaughn
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Mhaefner
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Yale Must Be First With Every Player
At Yale football’s final meeting for the year Head Coach Tad Jones read a letter advising players to endure harsh summer sessions for the next season. The message insists Yale must come first, with no petting, and warns that those not ready to sacrifice self or pleasures will be removed from the squad.
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Yale
Local Scoreboard Snippets From Midwest Matches
Indianapolis and Toledo share a brief score, Milwaukee and Minneapolis post results, while Louisville-Columbus are postponed due to rain. Kansas City tied St Paul 0-0 with St Paul recovering to 6-1 in an afternoon update.
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Minneapolis
Louisville-Columbus
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St. Paul
Yale crew coaches names announced for next season
New Haven Conn June 30 Guy Nickalls former head coach of Yale crew will return for next season. Urehill Peters captain and stroke of the 1920 crew has been asked to become assistant coach.
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Conn
Guy Nickalls
Cae
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Roeing
Urehill Peters
Ecome
Rematch likely for O Dowd and Ortega after draw
The St Paul middleweight Mike O Dowd and Mexican Battling Ortega are expected to meet again soon. Fans and observers agreed Ortega and O Dowd fought evenly in a 10 round Portland area bout with O Dowd slightly favored but a draw deemed most likely.
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Mike O'Dowd
Battling Ortega
O'Dowd
O'Dowd eyes rematch as July card shapes in Milwaukee
Mike O'Dowd pursues a return fight with his conqueror after a Boston decision. He has defeated opponents since, seeks a July 9 bout in Milwaukee with plans to beat Ortega. Before that, he meets Gordon McKay on July 5 in Pocatello in a 15 round clash, a tougher test for the St Paul fighter.
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Mike
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Ortega
Paddy Mullins
Milwaukee
Gordon McKay
Pocatello
McKay
Mullins
St. Paul
Portland
Husky
Milwaukie Promoters Plan Cheaper Returns After Loss
Milwaukie commission plans a lower admission scale after losing between five and six thousand dollars last Thursday. A failed downtown Shriner promotion reduced the crowd despite a strong bill. Prices at $10 deterred attendees. future events will range from $1 to $5 to avoid a repeat.
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Milwaukie Commission
Shriner
Portland
Carpen tier plans home fight and France trip
Georges Carpen tier and his wife sail for France on July 10, likely to spar at home. The New York Giants offer to buy Ernie Johnson of the Salt Lake Bees, who manages the team and plays shortstop. Scouts say his play merits major league consideration.
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France
New York Giants
Ernie Johnson
Salt Lake Bees
Ernie
Bees
Johnson’s possible move to the Giants sparks salary talk
Critics doubt Johnson improves by joining the Giants but note his strong Salt Lake results and record crowds. If the Bees win the bunting, he could command a high salary, and a Giants jump could involve paid players and cash.
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Giants
Salt Lake
Bees
New York
Talent drain from minors hits major league arms race
Last spring Seattle sold Ray French, a promising but erratic shortstop, to Des Moines for 2000 dollars. Des Moines then sold French to the New York Yankees for 5000 dollars. Rainier president Bill Klepper rejoiced at the bargain, now less so. The piece argues minors lack depth as majors poach talent and suggests reducing the player limit to 20 to free up more top players for the majors.
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Seattle
Ray French
Des Moines
Bill Klepper
Rainier
French
New York Yankees
Klepper
Vacuum cup test replaces spikes on ball shoes in baseball
Portland and Seattle players trial a newly patented rubber vacuum cup for ball shoes in place of traditional spikes. The device aims to improve traction and performance on the field, signaling a potential shift in how players grip the playing surface.
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Portland
Seattle
Rickenbacker and Durant Rivalry Faces Fourth of July
Eddie Rickenbacker and Cliff Durant are close friends and rivals in speed contests. Durant plans to race at the Tacoma speedway on the Fourth of July while Rickenbacker is expected to serve as referee.
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Cliff Durant
Durant
Tacoma Speedway
Rickenbacker
Harvard pair win first doubles in intercollegiate tennis
Philadelphia June 30 Leon D. Pr. Turenne and D. P. Robinson of Harvard won their first round doubles match today at the intercollegiate tennis tournament in Hartford. They defeated W. T. Mallory and C. F. Pennock of Cornell, 6-0, 6-0.
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Leon D. Pr. Turenne
D. P. Robinson
Harvard
Haverford
W. T. Mallory
C. F. Pennock
Cornell
Coast League game scores summary card
Sacramento 1 Los Angeles 6 Oakland 5 Portland 2 Vernon 7 Seattle 1 Salt Lake 6 San Francisco 1. Baseball standings style update lists multiple city teams with scores from a Coast League matchup.
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Pittsburg Osecad
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Cleveland
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Detroit
American Association
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Toledo
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Vernon
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Seattle
Oakland
Rounding Up a Tense National League Pennant Chase
International News Sporting Editor Jack Velock notes a tight September race in the National League among Reds Dodgers Cubs Cardinals with Pirates intermittent competition. He recalls 1908 and earlier pennant battles, observing a shifting pattern of titles across cities from Boston to Cincinnati and beyond.
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Jack Velock
International News
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Reds
Dodgers
Cubs
Cardinals
Pirates
Gontalon
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Giants
Fred Merkle
Baseball World
St. Louis
Boston Nationals
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Braves
Irene Guest Emerges as Olympic Contender in Philadelphia
Philadelphia swimming prodigy Irene Guest impresses with five straight victories including the national junior 50 yard indoor title and the 220 yard Middle Atlantic crown. Coach Fred Cady asserts she could earn a berth on Uncle Sam’s Olympic team, as she defeats rivals such as Eleanor Uhl and Gertrude Artelt in recent championships.
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Irene Guest
Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
Fred Cady
Miss Guest
Guest
Eleanor Uhl
Gertrude Artelt
Central Stars Win at Cinders Ground in Close Game
The Central Stars defeated the Boardman street team 6 to 5 on Tuesday at the Cinders ball ground. Duckman and Havey form a strong battery while solid support aids them. They will meet again at the high school grounds next Tuesday.
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Central Stars
Boardman Street
Cinders
Stars
Duckman
Havey
Battery
Beaconsfield youth defeats ex champion in golf title
Beaconsfield Quebec June 30 J H McCulloch an 18 year old defeated George S Lyon of Lambton ex Canadian champion by four and three in the third round of the Canadian amateur golf championships here today.
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Beaconsfield
Quebec
J. H. McCulloch
George S. Lyon
Lambton
There's Good Reason for Joy says the Good Judge
An advertisement for Real Tobacco Chew touts long lasting satisfaction and lower cost per chew. It claims the product delivers similar or better results with less frequent chewing and emphasizes two packaging styles.
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