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Four contests at Columbia gardens yesterday in the Boys' League. Castellano’s Meaderville club defeated Western Fuels 19 to 2 as he narrowly avoided a no hit while rapping in runs. Belmonts rallied to beat the Dinks 8 to 5 in six innings with Toivo allowing only four hits. Weazles topped Hubs 8 to 2. Allen Cubs outslug Mosher Drugs 11 to 10 in five innings after overcoming a ten-run first-inning deficit.
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Blewett Holds Youngs in Amateur Contest
Blewett pitched for Youngs against Murphy-Cheelys as four hits allowed kept Mur phy-Cheelys in a 9 to 7 win in the amateur league. Late support from Printers nearly overturned the result. lineups list Blewett and Murphy-Cheelys players. Black Rocks surged early but fell 16 to 8 after a Stoecker rally. schedule shows Walkerville vs Perham and Stratfords vs Murphy.
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Bar- Tyman
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Black Rocks
Stoecker
R. H. E. Spoeckets
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Knivel
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McAlpine
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J. Davis
McLeod
Kyllingstadt
Punk
P. Black Rocks
Stanton
Schultz
Garry
Arndt
Kingston
Burr
Tallon
Grover
Williams
Dolp eliminated from Western golf tourney
Frank Dolp of Portland fell to Fay Coleman of Los Angeles at the 36th hole in the quarterfinals of the Western Amateur. Coleman advances to meet Ben Stein of Seattle in the semifinals as Eddie Held of St. Louis and Roy Moe of Portland contest another quarterfinal result. Dr. O. F. Willing of Portland defeated Chandler Egan of Medford at the 36th hole. Harold Neimeyer of Seattle, who beat Chick Mans of Chicago, lost to Stein. Semifinals set with Held vs Willing and Poleman vs Stein.
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Seattle
Frank Dolp
Portland
St. Paul
Fay Coleman
Los Angeles
Coleman
Ben Stein
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Roy Moe
St. Louisan
Dr. O. F. Willing
Chandler Egan
Medford
Ore
Neimeyer Harold
Chick Mans
Chicago
Stein
Willing
Poleman
Cleveland’s Esko defeats Buffalo’s Loxaza in 1% round bout
Johnny Esko of Cleveland outpointed Loxaza of Buffalo in a fan 1%round here tonight. Biska, with a whirl ing finish, won the judges’ decision but the verdict drew boos from the crowd. Biska weighed 144 to 169 pounds.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Boston 2 Pittsburg 1 and Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 1. St Louis 7 New York 6 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 3. American League shows New York 4 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 3. Detroit 7 Boston 3 Washington 4 2 St Louis 5 2. American Association games list St Paul 7 Toledo 1 Minneapolis 4 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 19 Kansas City 6 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 1.
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American Association
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Sacramento
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Hollywood
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Ecare
Pacific Coast League Scores and Standings Snapshot
In brief standings Missions lead Seattle 4 0 and Oakland 6 5 with Los Angeles 3 6, Hollywood 2 0, Portland 0 5, San Francisco 5 2, and Sacramento 2 2. The compact note lists team results across the league.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Portland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Oaklan
A Angeles
Cooper and Boul
Weathersby
Smith and Sandberg
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Fuller Ton
Yerkes
Tomlin
Fischer
Y Elle
Tennis Veterans Leading Tourney To Semifinals
In the National Clay Court Tennis tournament Wallace F. Johnston of Philadelphia William T. Tilden also of Philadelphia and Lucien Williams of Chicago reached the semifinals after today’s rain delayed play. Tomorrow’s matches will decide the finalists.
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Wallace F. Johnston
Philadelphia
William T. Tilden
Lucien Williams
Chicago
Tiger Thomas Stops Schubert in Second Round Knockout
Tiger Thomas of Philadelphia defeats Mike Schubert of Bellingham Washington by knockout in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout in LaGrange Wisconsin tonight.
Phillies win behind walks and timely hits in Chicago series
Philadelphia Nationals defeat the Cubs 7 to 3 as Guy Bush and Percy Jones struggle with control. Attreau Thompson and Cooney draw successive walks, a balk and Spalding's single cap the three-run rally in the first inning. Cubs imprint first with Stephenson English on base, but Philadelphia holds lead to finish.
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Cubs
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Balk
Luque Guides Reds To 13th Inning Win Over Brooklyn
Adolfo Luque pitched shutout until the 10th and a defensive error in the 13th gave Cincinnati a 2 1 victory over Brooklyn as Ehrhardt faltered. Walks and a miscue by Herman produced the decisive run in the 13th.
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Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati
Rube Ehrhardt
Herman
Reds
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Doak
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U S Stands Firm on Cruiser Gun Liberty at Geneva
The United States will insist on liberty to build any secondary cruisers and mount guns as needed for American naval needs. Britain pushes limit to 6,000 tons and six inch guns. The dispute remains the central danger at the tripartite naval conference as British cabinet weighs the issue in London.
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Geneva
United States
London
Anacondans Vanquish A C M In Brickhouse Battle
The Anacondans beat AC M 17 to 3 at Clark Park with 18 hits led by Collins who tallied four and hit two homers. Rhodes and Reppy struggled as Ferguson shut down the Angdes after early innings. Claiborne was ejected in the third.
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Englishwoman Catches 500 Pound Shark Off French Guiana
Mrs. Kathleen Glover of England reportedly reeled in a 500 pound shark off the coast of French Guiana in a remarkable fishing achievement.
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England
French Guiana
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