Clarks Triumph in Fast-Paced Baseball Battle
The Clarks, led by a 17 to 4 victory over the Black Specs, hit four home runs in a rain delayed seven inning game at Clark grounds. Doc James and Leo Coady delivered early power, with Tommy Weir launching the season’s longest hit and Mulcahy clearing the right field crowd in the fifth. Schulte and Phippen held the mound for Clark as Black Specs noise came from Coady, Rolando, and Sundberg in scattered innings.
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Clarks
Clark Playyrounds
Doc James
Leo Coady
Byrnes
Tommy Weir
Clark
Weir
Mulcahy
Henry Ensoged
Clarke
Schulte
Lyons
Dick Boyer
Nippen
Charley Phippen
Coady
Rolando
Tagsmore
Clarks AP
McGeenala
Taylor
Phippen
Black
Dora
Manley
Conay
Sungber
Joviek
Keete
Buckham
Benrs
Sebul
Cay
Mantey
Puck
Bam
Duckham Ts
Sundberg
Mari
Wild Pitenes
Henry Phip
Bykte
Bykte, Stolen Bares
Rover
Henry of
Henry Schyenne
Henry
Wethered to Meet Leitch in French Open Final
In Pontainebleau France Miss Joyce Wethered the 19 year old runner up in the British women’s open golf championship beat Miss Alexa Stirling American champion to reach the final of the French open golf championship. Wethered won 5 up and 4 to play. The other semifinal saw Miss Cecil Leitch defeat Stirling’s rival to set the title clash.
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Stirling
Pontainebleau
France
Cecil Lesteh
Joyce Wethered
Turnberry
Scotland
Miss Wethered
Miss Leitch
Mise Alexa Stirling
Atanta
Mise Wethered
Pittsburg Wins In Seventeenth Inning Upset Over Brooklyn
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn five to six in a 17 inning drama as Carey and Maranville deliver decisive doubles with one out in the bottom of the 17th. Glazner and Smith started for Pittburg, Mamaux and Adams relieved, Yellow Horse closes for Pittsburg. Batterymates include Krueger Glazer Adams Yellowhorse Schmidt.
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Ipteburg
Pittaburs
Prokivn
Glazner
Smith
Mamaux
Adams
Pittsburg
Yellow Horse
Pitsburg
Pirates
Carey
Maranville
Brooklyn
Pittsboro
Potteries
Miller
Krueger
Glazer
Yellowhorse
Schmidt
Referee fight growing serious in New Jersey boxing scene
Report outlines tensions at a New Jersey boxing event where the referee, Doherty, clashes with the commission over authority. Senator Alexander Simpson attends, urging backing for referee rights amid a volatile dispute affecting future bouts.
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Reese
Wackensack
S.J
Jersey
New Jersey
Donerty
Charlee Tyons
Doherty
Buate
Alexander Simpson
Hone
Senate
Dempsey Carpentier Fight Arena Nears Finish
The powerfully shaped wooden arena for the Dempsey Carpentier bout on July 2 in Jersey City will be completed by next Tuesday, costing about 250000 dollars with seating for 60,000. Grading began April 3 and the city adds fire protection, a portable steel ring will be installed, and seating features a two foot ring extension and canvas coverings. American Association scores noted: St Paul 4 Louisville 5, Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis 8, Kansas City 6, Toledo 3, Milwaukee 7 Columbus 2.
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Ascociniad Press
Sersey City
Saya Mien “Orgrien
Baltic
MP Olden
American Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Carpentier
Dempsey
Jersey City
Carpenter
Descamps
Georges
Shawkey's Fine Pitching Does It
Shawkey shines for New York in a 7 to 3 win over Chicago as Wilkin son and Schalk conspire with Hofman in the battery. Cleveland beats Philadelphia 8 to 6 behind Uhle Nanamaker and Perkins errors hamper Wambsganns s. Boston defeats Detroit 8 to 3 in a high scoring tilt as Middleton Holling and Bassler pace the win. Washington takes the second in the series beating St Louis 6 to 3 in a late scoring burst led by Palmero Acosta and Gharrity.
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Prees
Chicago
Johnie Sullivan
Alexander
New York
Sullivan
Killeter
Cubs
Douglas
Dousine
Benton
Nehf
Smith
Killefe O'Farrell
York
R.H. E
Wilkinon
Schalk
Shawkey
Hofman
Homer
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Dane
Cleveland
John Walker
Wambstones
RH. E
Uhle
Nanamaker
Naylor
Perkins
Washington
St. Louis
Palmero
Acosta
St.” Louis
Wangider
Collins
Gharrity
Pittsburg
Boston Ae
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Chicago
Cleveland A
Detroit E
Boston A
St Lota
Baseball Coast to College Rules Debate in Midwest
The article examines the summer professional play by college men, notably Vernon Parks at Portland under the name Brooks, which led to Michigan losing a Western Conference title and Illinois taking first. It details student and faculty arguments for and against allowing paid summer play, mentions Stagg and Huff opposing a rule change, and notes ongoing agitation with no formal action. It also touches players like Dode Paskett and Piper Nicholls successors, plus various sports notes and a New Jersey science hall gift.
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Vernon Parks
University of Mich
Lean
Portland
Brooks
Michigan
Parks
Wolverine
Illnois
Siunnl
Rursmyer
Controversy Over Referee Question Rocks Boxing
Controversy erupts before a referee selection for a boxing event. The commission delays action at Tex Rickard's request amid sharp differences between managing camps, including Benpsey and Carpentier factions. Coast League results list Baltimore over Vernon 3 to 7, San Francisco 2 over Seattle 3 in 12 innings, Los Angeles 5 over Portland 4, Sacramento 6 over Oakland 8.
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Farsey Sists
Tex Rickard
Sone
Bempsey
Sree Phe
Sealants
Itt
Diet Commission
Tate
Sntowers
Balt Lake
Vernon
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
Portland
Sacramento
Oakland
Dempsey resumes light training after eye injury
After four days' rest Jack Dempsey returned to training in blazing sun as he prepares for Georges Carpentier in Jersey City on July 2. He boxed four rounds with lighter partners, wore head protection, and the New Jersey commission postponed the referee decision, with manager Jack Kearns opposing a New Jersey official.
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New Jersey Boxing Commission
Tlantic City
Sun
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Shadows
Dempsey
Trish Patey Cling
Philadelphia
Babe Merman
California
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Battling Ghee
New Jersey Commission
New Jersey
Harry Ertle
Amateur Baseball Results Highlight Gulch and Independents
The Dublin Gulch Pacific team lost to East Butte Independents then beat East Side Athletic club with McMahon and Shea homering in both games. Hast Battes staff included Stafford and Bate for Gulch. Dennehy and O'Brien backed by Athletics. Broadway Independents defeated Dublin Gulch Ines by one, with a listed lineup. The Anaconda Road Bruins beat Western Opticals 6 to 2, with Braine, Martin and Harrington as the batters. A team telephone listing 5340M and a note on refrigerated steam ships shipping to London conclude the item.
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Dublin Gulch’ Pacific
East Butte Independents
East Side Athletic Club
Dennehy
O'Brien
Cunningham
Johnson
Anaconda Road
Bruins
Braine
Martin
Harrington
Opticals
Down
Bunny
Hogan
Broadway Independents
Dublin Gatch
Broadways
Stoffon
Batho
Manion
Ronan
Duffy
Hagan
Leary
Georges Carpentier Trains Hard Ahead of Dempsey Bout
Georges Carpentier allowed Joe Jeannette to land body shots in a workout as reporters watched. Manager Descamps said the display answered doubts about Jeannette’s ability to punish the body. Carpentier later trained with stunts and road work, planning to stay in camp until July 2.
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Jeannette
Carpentier
Spectacular Pranks of Lightning Hit School
Fragmentary report describes a lightning strike during classes at a school. The bolt hit the bell tower and entered the room, injuring a 13 year old sister and a daughter of Teddy Abbott. Other patients were reported recovering as the scene was treated.
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Rehoo
Wechool
Beatty
Teddy Abbott
Nails Could Reach Eleven Feet In Lifetime Study
A scientist estimates that over a 70 year life a man grows nails that, if preserved uncut, would total eleven feet four inches in length. The finding highlights nail growth rates and biological limits.
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Snow Wan Bozeman
Horace Ensign
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Detroit
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Myers and Ruel
Middle West
Wien
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Setae
Ted Sane
Anita
Crete
Abbas
Alonzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
George Huff
University of Ilinois
Chicase
Sox
Dode” Paskett
Cincinnati Reds
Kansas City Blues
Paskett
Theodore Roosevelt
Babe Ruth
Guy Nicholls
Yale Crows
Harvard
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James Corderry
Yale
Charley Paddock
Baltimore Orioles
New Jersey College For Women
New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kes
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London
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Sa Minneapolis
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