Electrics win 5 to 3 as Clarks falter at Clark park
The Powers baseball team at Clark park won 5 to 3 over the Clark team in a tense contest. Meuter delivered the final out in the seventh as the Electrics held off late challenges. De Meyer led with a triple and Allen, Ward, and Chariton contributed key hits. Duffy and his squad threatened in the sixth and seventh but fell short.
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Teams Bolstering for Coming Ball Struggle
A ragged recap notes player changes and tryouts as several teams prepare for an upcoming season clash. Stanner locates Fred Flour from San ty to replace Shinaki, while the Sacrameno Coast league rumors swirl. Me and Meager line up new pitchers Hawke Toomey Erickson amid rough play. Weyand shines in left field as Parkers’ ball near the fence sparks a dash for an out.
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Coast” League
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Thes
Rickard Granted New York Stadium Matchmaker License
Tex Rickard has been licensed as matchmaker at the Yank Stadium for boxing, to be known as the Rickard Sporting Club, placing him under the New York state athletic commission. The license ties him to regulatory oversight, with potential actions against him if promoters violate rulings, and mentions prior questions about his status. Also references Ruth's continued batting feats and scattered season dates, though not directly connected to Rickard.
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Gene Tunney
Dempsey
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Red Sox
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Weinecke
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Dopesters Favor Champion to Win
A garbled report from New York June 9 notes heavy weight contender William Berien in the Yankee Battle facing the champion. The article hints at a shifting public sentiment toward the champion amid unclear lines and disrupted phrases.
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Paul Berien
William
Bown Fenters
National Sports Incoherent Listing From Printed Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered city names and numbers with no clear event or outcome. Mentions Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Milwaukee New York Kansas Minnesota and a two game reference, but lacks coherent report or classifiable item.
Suggs Earns Decision Over California Boy
Associated Press reports on June 9 in Trnton that Chick Su Hedford Teather earns a decision over a California boy amid boxing bout details. The article notes Hedford's effort and outcome without graphic detail.
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Browne to Face Suzanne in Title Play at 10 Meet
The Associated Press notes Browne squares off with Suzanne in the title event of the 10 meet. Other top players like La Conte and Borotra are expected to finish the upper half, with recuperating stars and hospital updates shaping the field.
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Ihe
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Borotra
Latzo to Defend His Title June 22 in Newark
Latzo of Scranton Pa will defend his welterweight world title against Willie Harmon of New York in a 12 round no decision bout in Newark on June 22. The match is staged under the National Sportsmen's Club.
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Willie Harmon
New York
Jamieson and Burns Fatten Averages Pirates Lead
Pirates take lead in long 10 inning game as Jamieson and Burns drive offense. Cardinals suffer through wall of glare while resiliently patching defense, Giants see Tysons returning centerfield amid late rally. Wade and Koe contribute key hits. Meanet drives in decisive run in eighth inning.
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Records poised in collegiate meet as world marks eyed
In Chicago the national collegiate championship opens with field events Friday and Saturday. Hofts and Hubbard headline hopes for world records in the broad jump and pole vault, while Kuck, Houser, and other athletes seek new marks in shot put, discus, javelin, hammer, and high jump.
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Smith
Wallace
Illinois
Northrop
Play Opens Today in Kid Ball Loop
The Gardens Baseball league opens with a 9 30 a m game between the Bump Juniors and the Runzeler Cubs. Twelve teams enter and each plays one hour of baseball every Thursday for 11 weeks from June 10 through August 19. Some teams report over 20 boys weighing in and may continue to weigh in until July. Teams include Runzeler Cubs Weasel Sluggers Walkerville Bulcks St Patricks Hubs Hebgens Mines Sunlors and S Yanks.
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Gillette Heads to Chicago Meet as Sweet Skips Trip
Arnold Gillette and coach John Stewart travel from Butte to Chicago for the national track meet where Gillette will run the mile seeking to defend Montana’s standing after a 4 27 conference time. Russell Sweet cannot go due to a strained muscle from the conference meet. The Montana student body and Missoula business community plus the ASUM contributed funds to cover expenses for the Griz representation.
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State University
Mehlhorn Leading American Golfers in Open Meet
MEHLHAHORN LEADING AMERICAN GOLFERS with a score around 146.0 and tied with George Gadd of Rochester in a late stage finish. Also reported are boxing results from Indianapolis and Syracuse, including Anderson-Webster draw in middleweights and Graham defeating O'Dowd in six rounds.
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