Schalk quits as White Sox chief tells Comiskey
Ray Schalk resigns as Chicago White Sox manager before a July 4 doubleheader with the St Louis Browns. He tells Charles Comiskey the club needs younger leadership, Lena Blackburne named temporary manager. Schalk, age 40, has managed since last year and was a longtime catcher with the Sox since 1912.
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Yanks Split Twin Bill With Senators And Cards
Double header actions feature St Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs splitting 11 6 and 16 9 games with Roettger injuring leg while Hack Wilson and Bottomley kept home run race alive. Giants beat Dodgers 5 2 as Benton notches 17th complete game. Phillies defeat Braves 10 6 in first game, second game postponed by rain. Detroit and Cleveland split 10 4 in the first game and 4 3 in the second. Ed Walsh loses debut as White Sox split with Browns, while Athletics take both from Red Sox 5 4 and 11 8 in Philadelphia.
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Baseball Scores Reported in National League
The Associated Press recap notes Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 6 to 3, Brooklyn beat New York 8 to 5 in a game halted in the fifth due to darkness, and Philadelphia won 10 to 6 against Boston with the second game called off on wet grounds. Chicago prevailed 16 to 6 over St Louis 11 to 9 in a separate matchup.
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Baseball scores roundup from major leagues and affiliations
In American League action Boston lost 4 to 3 to Philadelphia with the second game called at dusk. New York fell 5 to 2 to Washington. St. Louis routed Cleveland 11 to 5. Chicago beat Detroit 8 to 3. American Association games featured Columbus 2, Toledo 6 and Minneapolis 2, St Paul 4. Western League saw Tulsa 2, Oklahoma City 11 and Amarillo 7, Wichita 1. Coast League results included Oakland 3, San Francisco 16 and Portland 13, Hollywood 9, Sacramento 11, Los Angeles 7 with Seattle 6, Missions 3 and others.
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Elko Fight Card 15 Now Completed at Elks Gym
Nineteen youths listed for Elks amateur boxing smokers at the Elks gymnasium at 8:30 tonight. Matchups span weights from 147 down to 58 pounds with bouts including O Leary vs Sullivan and Har rington vs Gallagher. Jack McDermott to meet the winner of Sagin versus Melody in later action.
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Shay Match Tonight at Special Bout Next Friday
A boxing card features Shay in a headline bout scheduled for next Friday night in a special event. Local promoters promote the card with plans for a high profile clash and undercard fights on the bill.
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Morgan and Martin to Battle Tonight at Ebbetts Field
Ted Morgan of Seattle defends his junior lightweight title against Eddie Martin of New York in a 15 round bout at Ebbetts Field. The fight, postponed from today due to promoter Humbert Fugazy objections to a holiday show, will be held tomorrow.
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Lacoste Defeats Tilden In Wimbledon Semi Final
Rene Lacoste of France defeated veteran American Bill Tilden in a dramatic Wimbledon semi final. The match drew a 15,000 crowd inside and thousands outside as Lacoste won 2-6 6-4 2-6 6-4 6-3, advancing to face Henri Cochet in the final.
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