Heavy hitting powers New York past Boston in two games
In a doubleheader at Boston New York stacked offense behind Barnes and Nehf to win 6 0 and 9 6. First game details include runs in the later innings and key hits by R Hid and McQuillan. Second game features a 9 6 final with Nehf and Snyder on the mound and Gowdy catching for Boston.
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New York
Barnes
Nehf
R. Hid
Smith
McQuillan
O'Neill
Se Bhew York
Nehf and Snyder
Ruolph, Hearn and Gowdy
College Baseball Scores From Dartmouth and West Coast Cities
Summary of scattered college baseball results showing Dartmouth 9 against UC 10 in a multi-city card listing losses and wins for California, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Seattle, Salt Lake, Portland, Vernon, and Oakland with varied scores including 4 to 2 and 3 to 5 outcomes.
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University of California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Seattle
Salt Lake
Portland
Vernon
Oakland
Pacific International Scores Big Wins Across West Coast
In a regional meet, Victoria 1 Spokane 4, Vancouver 0, Tacoma 5 Yakima 0, Seattle 2. Competitive show of regional teams with Tacoma and Spokane delivering standout performances.
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Victoria
Spokane
Vancouver
Tacoma
Yakima
Seattle
Four Cities to Host National Track Tryouts for Athletes
The American Olympic Committee schedules a nationwide track and field tryout on June 26 in four sites. Eastern competitors compete at Franklin Field Philadelphia. southern contenders at Tulane Stadium New Orleans. central states test at Stagg Field Chicago. Pacific coast hopefuls at City Stadium Pasadena California across 19 events.
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American Olympic Committee
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Tulane Stadium
New Orleans
Staggfield
Chicago
Central States
New City
Pasadena
Cal
Postes side bet for next match
Clarence Eklund of Peckville Wyoming posted a $5,000 side bet for a rematch with Ted Thye of Portland Oregon after Thye defeated Eklund in two straight falls before 1,200 fans in Sheridan. The first fall lasted 1 hour 17 minutes 15 seconds with a head scissors and double wristlock. The second fall ended in 31 minutes with Thye's selling double wristlock.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Clarence Eklund
Peckville
Ted Thye
Portland
Ore
Thye
Eklund
Northwest's First Intercollegiate Air Race Planned
Spokane June 4. An intercollegiate air race announced for next Wednesday pits Dave Matthews of Spokane for the University of Idaho against George Tozer of Everett from Washington State college. The course circles both campuses nine miles apart with a pursuit contest covering 50 miles.
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Spokane
Northwest
Dave Matthews
University of Idaho
George Tozer
Everett
Washington State College
Notre Dame Assistant Coach Chooses Gonzaga Head Role
Charles Y Doriar, Notre Dame assistant athletic coach, has accepted the head coaching post at Gonzaga College in Spokane Washington. Doriar, regarded by many experts as an All American quarterback in 1913, will report to the college in September.
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Charles Y Doriar
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Wash
Doriar
American Association Scores and Standings Quick Summary
St Paul defeated Indianapolis 10 to 1, while Minneapolis lost to Toledo 0 to 4. Milwaukee beat Louisville 5 to 4, and Kansas City won against Columbus 7 to 4.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Ern Ee
Milwaukee
Eee
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Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Resolute Wins Test Race Over Vanitie By Long Lead
The Resolute won a test race against the Vanitie in Newport Rhode Island on June 3, sailing a windward and leeward course. Resolute led from start to finish, finishing 4 minutes 22 seconds ahead in elapsed time and 6 minutes 8 seconds ahead in corrected time.
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R. I
Resolute
Vanitie
Intercollegiate rowing regatta moved to Cayuga Lake
The regatta originally set for July 1 on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie will now be held on Cayuga Lake in Ithaca on June 19. The announcement came from Charles E. Treman of the board of stewards.
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N. Y
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Cayuga Lake
Charles E. Treman
Board of Stewards
American jockey O'Neill back in Paris after Epsom Derby ride
Paris reports Frank O'Neill of St. Louis returned this morning after riding Spion Kop to victory in the Derby at Epsom Downs. The jockey now guides horses owned by Wil liam K. Vanderbilt on the French turf.
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Paris
Frank O'Neill
St. Louis
Spion Kop
Epsom Downs
O'Neill
William Kk. Vanderbilt
Plan conserving motor gas for coming visitors
Portland officials and oil and motor interests recommended eliminating pleasure cars from city streets and state highways until the convention period opens mid month. Oil men estimated at least 1,000,000 gallons of gasoline will be needed to serve Oregon's visitors in June.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Two-to-One Win for Washington over Boston
Washington defeated Boston 2 to 1 in a June 3 game. Ellerbe's error allowed the Boston run in the first. Russell pitched well until the eighth cuando Shanks and Rice hit singles followed by a Harris triple. Final score Washington 2, Boston 1. Batteries Russell Walters Johnson Pienich Gaharrity.
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Washington
Boston Today
Ellerbe
Russell
Shanks
Rice
Harris
Chicago Tops St Louis In Roughene June 3 Baseball Fight
Chicago beat St Louis 6 to 4 as Williams homered for the third time in five games. The defeat marks the Tigers’ tenth loss in 11 games. The box shows Chicago 000 111 030 and St Louis 000 100 102 with Wilkinson Schalk Burwell Davis Billings assigned as batteries.
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Chicago
Williams
S.isa
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Wilkinson and Schalk
Burwell, Davis and
Billings
Bodie's Home Run Keys Victory for New York Over Athletics
New York defeats the Athletics 5 to 4 as Bodie hits a decisive home run with three runners aboard. Moore Hasty Perry and Perkins Shawkey and Hannah pitched for the teams in a tense game played today.
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Bodie
Athletics
I. Ea
Philadelphia
Moore
Hasty
Perry
Perkins
Shawkey
Hannah
Detroit Beats Cleveland 6 to 3 Behind Leonard's Win
Detroit scores six runs on a steady attack as Leonard bests Cleveland in a pitcher troubled game. Detroit homers none while Cleveland pitchers struggled. final line Detroit 6 Cleveland 3 with key hits by the Detroit battery and fielding miscues.
Drastic measures to curb liquor theft and counterfeit prescriptions
Washington June 3. Commissioner Kramer announced drastic steps to stop illegal withdrawals from bonded warehouses and the counterfeiting of prescription blanks. A plan is being developed to ensure liquor under government supervision cannot be removed without proper authority.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Kramer
Hospitals for World War Veterans Approved
Washington June 3 Construction of five hospitals costing $10,000,000 for veterans of the world war is authorized in a bill reported unanimously by the house buildings committee. The measure specifies the location in five districts: North Pacific coast states, Rocky Mountain states, Southern California, Atlantic coast states and Great Lakes.
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Washington
House Buildings Committee
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain States
California
Atlantic Coast States
Great Lakes
Players who left majors and their comeback tales
The article recounts several stars who began in major league systems and later moved to minors or other teams before resurging. Eddie Collins, Fred Williams, Janvrin, Tobin and others are cited with stints at Columbia, Notre Dame, Salt Lake City and various clubs, noting casting-backs to big league rosters and the Cubs, White Sox, Nationals, Browns, and Americans. The piece also comments on White Sox pitching struggles and praises Faber while noting surrounding staff unreliability.
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Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Fred Williams
Philadelphia Nationals
Foster Company
Larry Gardner
Cleveland
Harold Jangrin
St. Louis Nationals
Joe Judge
Washington
Eugene Paulette
Elmer Myers
Ernie Shore
New York Americans
John Tobin
St. Louis
Cicotte
Williams
Faber
Boxing and baseball notes from the sports page
Jacques Fournier of the St Louis Cardinals climbs toward the top of the National League batting list with a surge from .293 to .351. Billy Gibson is chosen to run Madison Square Garden for 15 round bouts and lines up top fighters. English flyweight Jimmy Wilde dubs his fists deuces, and Frankie Mason laments Wilde's power. Jack Johnson performs exhibitions in Tijuana amid races and side shows as the border debate rages. It asks if a sports writer should say two flyweights flew around the ring.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers Hlornsby
Billy Gibson
Fenny Leonard
Madison Square Garden
New York
Gibson
Jimmy Wilde
Frankie Mason
Toledo
Jack Johnson
Tia Juana
Mexico City
General Obregon
Tillman poised to push boxing champ Bene via Midwest clash
In a Middle West duel Tillman of St Paul, touted as the best light weight, is expected to push champion Bene to the limit after two prior meetings. Darcy and Tahie clash on the Pacific coast circuit as Fahie’s plans shift with travel miscues. Finland’s Enegrene, a 1912 Olympian, is invited to return to Europe for another Games bid. Idaho announces 1920 football schedule starting October 16, with a slate against Washington State, Oregon, Whitman, Utah, Montana, and Gonzaga.
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St. Paul
Middle West
Twin City
Leonard
Tillman
Benenie
Albert Enegrene
Multnomah Athletic Club
Europe
Finland
Enegrene
America
Stockholm
University of Idaho
Washington State College
Oregon
Whitman
Utah
Montana
Gonzaga
Gem Staters
Portland Boxing Commission Fails on Dundee Leonard Bout
The Portland boxing commission could not arrange a June 22 Shrine week bout between Johnny Dundee and Benny Leonard after Dundee demanded 10000 dollars plus expenses. Portland matchmaker Bobby Evans halted efforts and now offers the bout to another party.
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Portland Boxing Commission
Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Dundee
Bobby Evans
Portland
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