Terris Knocks Out Goldstein in First Round at Charity Show
Sid Terris stunned Ruby Goldstein with a single right cross in the opening round to win at the Catholic Boys charity show before Col. Lindbergh and a large crowd. The card also featured Sam Hudkins vs Sammy Baker in a seventh round stoppage and bouts with Louis Kaplan besting Jack Fields.
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Real
Bolo Grounds
New
Sid
Ruby Goldstein
New York
Col
Charles ‘A. Lindbergh
Ruby
Terris
Ting
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska Wildcat
Sammy Baker
Soldier Battler
Mitchelfield
N.Y
Baker
Hudkins
Sammy
Ree
Jackie Donohue
Nick Quagerkill
Murray Layton
Jimmy Mendosa
Jackie Fields
California
Louis Kid Kaplan
Meridian
Kaplan
Fields
Louis
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Billy Petrolle
Forzo, N. D
Y championship game set for tonight in women's baseball
The Y championship features Mrs Faulkner's team facing Mrs Painter's after a tied regular season. The captains drew for the round and Painter beat Murphey 15 to 9 with Alex Blewett umpiring. Faulkner drew a bye. Also noted is a woman toy exhibitor at the British industries fair securing orders to sustain her factory for a year.
Lindbergh Sees Age Lose Fight In Polo Grounds Event
At Polo Grounds on June 15 Lindbergh attended a charity bout where a challenger named Age fought bravely but was defeated. The air carried mixed cheers for Lindbergh and attention for the bout as photographers captured the moment. The crowd recognized familiar figures including Slim and Mayor Walker as the star exited to applause.
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Associated P Polo Grounds
Tate
Shen
Slims
Walker Noorolonel van Presiden
Jonel’ Lindbergh
Miling
Tod
Record entries surge at Intercollegiate tennis event
AP reports a record entry anticipated at the United States Intercollegiate tennis tournament with about 20 colleges expected. The field includes returning champions and notable players from Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and others as competition opens next week at a major venue.
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Associated Press
New York
United Staten
Tie Thaw
Howard-G. Ch Ter
Cranston
Pirates Turn Back Braves 7 to 4 in tight game
Pirates beat the Boston Braves 7 to 4 as Hil of Pittsburg notches his eighth straight win. The Braves led briefly, but Pittsburg surged with key hits in the sixth and seventh. Cards honor ex-pilot Rogers, Giants shutout by Cardinals, and Vance wins tilt for Brooklyn over Cincinnati.
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Will
Associated Pres
Pittsburg
Carmen Hil
Beck
Boston Braves
Teaders
Waner
Ie Leon
Geree
Robertann
Goldsmith
Boston
Iitsolt Mobert
ST. Louis
the Cardinale
Rogers Worus
New York
Joes
Rogeh
Dycke
Haines
Foe Tate
Homer
Vance
Cincinnati
Daisy
Epa Rixey
Brooklyn
Cincmenati
Partridge
Ble
Carey
Yelix
Bae
Sines
Mano
Margrave
Allen
Trey
Sth
Cinetanati
Qua Tey
Wilsony
Prman
Philadelphia baseball recap with unclear fragments
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Philadelphia game with obscure player names and scores, mentioning Batting for Dykes in the ninth and partial inning totals. The readable bits indicate a late game substitution and a clash involving Lyons and Metalen but lack coherent details.
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Renae
Soren
Ee Metalen
Lyons
Euay
Philadelphia
Amateur League finishes round with tight contests
The Hutto Taveball association completed the round robin after 66 games. Murphy-Cheeleys edged past Cullardshi and Mary in a late rally at Mebgen Park, while other games featured strong hitting and defensive plays. Umpire Lew Boyer officiated as the season nears its end with standings tightening.
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Hutto Taveball Association
Keaging
Black
Murphy-Cheel
Cuttoras
Medlin Gang
Salty Rerdy Melos Mia
Kood
Coyle
Suntivan
Jim’ Sullivan
Kiely
Murphy-Cheeleys
Mebgen Park
Cheeleya
Ing “Sesaton
Cullardshi and
Mary
Iowa
Jed
Eeven
Ene Murphy-Cheeleyn
Chi
Amateur schedule for Butte Baseball Association week
Schedule lists games from June 16 to June 28 across Hebgen Cinders Parrot Plat Walkerville and teams such as Stoeckers Bennetts Western Gulch Clifford Murphy Stratfords Black Rocks Medlins and Yeoman names. Several entries contain typos but identify matchups and venues including Hebgen Parrot Plat Walkerville and Butte Coal.
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Hebgen
Stoeckers
T. J. Bennets
Cinders
Stratfords
Butte Coal
Western
Puel
Walkerville
Bennetts
Walker- Hebgen
Black Rods
JohRtTot Fiat
Gulch
Medlins
Parrot
Black Rocks
Butte Doal
Bennets and
Ciffords
Stratfords and
Murphy
Western Fuel
Parrot Flat
Walkerville Fords
Bennetts and Medlins
Stratfords and Gulch
Hornsby to 8055 Giants Next Year
St Louis dispatch reports Giants manager John McGraw will retire after 1928 and appoint Rogers Hornsby as successor. Hornsby, hailed as one of baseball’s greats, received a rousing reception at a homecoming game as he demonstrated power at the plate and led the league in batting for six straight years.
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ST. Louis
John Mee
New York Giants
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
McGraw
Rogers
Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
New York
MelGraw
Local Kinship References Surface in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions a brother named Walter Miney and individuals nicknamed Clark and Rat Paseman, but details are unclear. The text appears to be part of a larger obituary or personal notice with incomplete lines and missing context.
Wild Peg Near Finish Spoils Whitewash for Lefthander Schwartz
Clarkmen crush Angdes 14 to 1 in Clark Ballyard exhibition. Schwartz stops Angdes on six straight, homers by Peterson and Charlton pace the attack, McDonald scores on a late steal. Ferguson challenged, Hartman knocked out early as Clark players collectively drive a one sided rout.
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Schwartz
Butte
Clarkmen
Rngdes
Clark Ballyard
Skipper McDonald
Clarks
Charlie Schwartz
Lodell
Clark
Butte Folk
Peterson
Charlton
Rathjen
Chorlton
Claiborne
Ferguson
Taylor
McDonald
Ato
Olney
Shayne
Morton
Fee
Ieee
Ib Clarks
Rathien
Biney
Cheriton & Ae
Schiwartay
TV i Anodi
Charis
Schwarty
Claiborth
Col Una
Sap
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Ee Witeagaby
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Ulrich
Beate
Vraress Stor
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American Association
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Hartman
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Mines
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Les Ferguson
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