Hutchinson Leads Clark March With Five Hits In 4 1 Win
Clarence Hutchinson powered Clark to a 4 1 victory over Anodes with a five hit game and key RBI. Earl Tucker added a late single, while Alf Kellett battled but Clark's defense backed Hutchinson for the win before 2300 twilight fans.
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Dick Boyer
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Walt Olmey
Hornsby Lifts Cardinals Over Dodgers in Late Rally
St Louis defeats Brooklyn 6 to 5 as Manager Hornsby drives in the winning run with a single in the eighth inning. Toporcer belts a homer and Blades scores on the hit while O'Farrell reaches base. Fourteen players used as the Robins fall short in the series opener.
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Cincinnati Beats Former Teammate Jimmy Ring 5 to 2
Cincinnati defeats former teammate Jimmy Ring 5 to 2 as a four run first inning gives them the lead. Betts replaces Ring in the fifth and allows only one hit. Braves easy for Pirates in Pittsburg opening game. Grantham leads Pirates with four hits in four at bats.
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Milligan Wins European Middleweight Title in London
Tommy Milligan a 20 year old Scotchman defeated Bruno Frattini of Italy on points over 20 rounds at Holland Park to claim the European middleweight crown. Milligan also holds the European welterweight title and is praised by critics as Britain's top middleweight with plans for a U S tour to face top contenders.
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Tommy Milligan
Europe
Bruno Frattini
Holland Park
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Great Britain
United States
East Side Independents Triumph in 14-Inning Silver Star Clash
The East Side Independents defeated the Silver Stars 7 to 6 in 14 innings at Silver Star. Cunningham hit a decisive three with two on in the fourteenth, delivering the win for East Side as Muller and White worked for Silver Star and Crumnich and Bradley for East Side.
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Tendler Defeats Zivic In 10 Round Philadelphia Bout
Lew Tendler, the Philadelphia welterweight at 147 pounds, won a judges decision over Jack Zivic of Pittsburg in a fast 10 round bout at Shibe Park. Earlier, Benny Schwartz of Baltimore scored over Bobby Woolgast of Atlantic City and Tiger Flowers of Atlanta beat Lee Anderson of Boston in 10 round bouts.
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Shibe Park
Benny Schwartz
Baltimore
Bobby Woolgast
Atlantic City
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Meusel Steps Up To Carry Yankees While Ruth Out
Bob Meusel has filled in for Babe Ruth as Ruth recovers, leading in home runs and playing brilliantly in the field. He kept the Yankees competitive, challenging Ken Williams and other AL sluggers, while also boosting team morale during Ruth's absence. The Yankees paid a premium for Meusel, though not as high as some peers.
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Leo Hartnett
Rogers Hornsby
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Jimmy O'Connell
Johnny Jones
Baseball play by play notes with hits and errors
Three base hit by Weis. Brooks and Terry with home runs along with Jackson. Griffith and Alexander 2 perform sacrifices. Double plays Gonzalez to Freigau Adams, Freigau to Grimm Adams to Grimm. Walks by Alexander 2 Bent ley 3 Greenfield 6. Strikeouts Alexander 3 Bentley 4. Bentley allows 10 hits in 3 2 3 innings and Greenfield 2 in 8 1 3 innings.
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Unclear sports results from distant games
The readable fragments report a schedule of yesterday’s results with team initials and partial scores. Mentions include New York, Boston, Detroit, Toledo, Louisville, and standings or train-related notes, but details and context are largely missing.
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Detroit
Trouble in sight for Jack Kearns
New York, June 8. Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, arrived from California with Mickey Walker and said he would back the welterweight champion against Harry Greb in the middleweight title fight at the Polo Grounds on June 19. Kearns has never held a New York manager or trainer license and must appear before the boxing commission. The board may reopen Kearns stance on a Dempsey Wills match, after previous dissatisfying reply. Greb is expected tomorrow and will train at a local gym.
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Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Mickey Walker
California
Harry Greb
Polo Grounds
Kearns
Boxing Commission
Kearn
Bozeman Graduates Honor Class of 1925 At MSU
Montana State College in Bozeman awarded honors to 20 members of the class of 1925, setting a record for high averages over four years. The list includes Edward Bell in agronomy, Winton Weydemeyer in agriculture, Paul Carnes in dairying, and others across architectural and electrical engineering, chemistry, entomology, home economics, and applied arts.
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Winton Weydemeyer
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Rupert
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Great Falls
Victor Thayer
Helena
Herman Almquist
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Miles City
Ile Wood
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Harold Gray
Lethbridge
Canada
Winifred Robinson
Olga Weydemeyer
Laura Asbury
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Home Economica
Yankees win dramatic tenth to clinch series over Browns
In New York the Yankees beat the Browns 6 to 5 in ten innings as Gehrig drives in the deciding run with a sacrifice fly scoring Combs. Hoyt allowed late heroics but Pennock closed the ninth. Meusel Robertson and Rice homered.
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Bennett
Robertson
Rice
Pennock
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Pick of America at Chicago Meet Climaxes Intercollegiate Track
The national collegiate meet at the University of Chicago closes entries tonight with 59 institutions registered and a total likely entry list of 65 to 70. California leads with four teams including USC. the East sends Amherst and several others. Northwest includes Montana and South Dakota. the Big Ten and Missouri Valley dominate entries as Missouri and Michigan face off.
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University of Chicago
America
California
University of Southern California
University of California
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Pomona
Leland Stanford
Amherst
University of Pittsburg
Colby
Washington and Jefferson
Swathmore
Bowdoin
Lehigh
New Hamphire
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South Dakota University
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Leonard Offered Comeback Bout for Welterweight Title
Promoter Tex Rickard has offered Benny Leonard a fight with Mickey Walker for the welterweight championship before the outdoor season ends. Leonard, who retired last fall, is reportedly weighing a return to box one more match with the title as his objective.
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Tex Rickard
Benny Leonard
Mickey Walker
Zbyszko to Fight Kotsonaros July Fourth at Miles City
Promoters announce Stanislaus Zbyszko former world heavyweight champion will meet George Kotsonaros Greek wrestler in Miles City on July 4 as part of the roundup. The article also lists baseball scoring details from a Cleveland Boston game with various hits and errors.
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