White Sox Increase First Place Margin Beyond Cleveland
Chicago swept doubleheader over Cleveland 7 to 1 and 9 to 8, widening the lead amid misplays and timely hitting. Morton pitched well in the second game as Chicago capitalized on outfield errors and a triple steal to surge ahead. Cleveland failed to bunch hits. Detroit beat St Louis 1 to 0 in a pitching duel as Walker and Dauss shone, while Dawes fanned eight. Other games listed include New York at Philadelphia and Baltimore at Washington.
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Veteran baseball star Wallace remembered in sports notes
An obituary style tribute recalls Bobby Wallace, longtime St. Louis American, with career highlights from Clarion and Cleveland to the Browns. The piece also touches on gridiron gossip, marathon weight shifts, and a Central league cap ban affecting player attire during hotel stays.
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Honna Wagner
Napoleon
Tajote
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Clarion
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Swap of Shutouts in Federal League
Federal League results show multiple shutouts with mismatched scores across cities. Des Moines beat St Joseph 4 2, Omaha defeated Denver 6 1, Sioux City triumphed over Lincoln 5 4, Wichita blanked Topeka 4 0, while St Louis and Brooklyn tied the ledger with others.
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State Meet Preliminary Shoot Sets Tone for Tomorrow
Lewistown reports a windy practice day for the state meet with three guns firing. Pro L Flanigan led with 122 of 150 targets as Hunter's Hot Springs trophy on the line saw Parsons Straw and Sam Lees Moore tied at four birds each. Tazey delivered a straight 35 in the Shoote, while A Appleton Lewistown won the Ayers trophy with seven of ten. Rush Tazey entertained the crowd using a fife and revolver as the event wrapped up.
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Hitle ss Pitcher Drubs Roundup in Billings Victory
Roundup hitle ss pitched for the Billings Boosters against Roundup and shut out the opposition. He fanned ten, with no hits or runs allowed. Liese, a former American Association pitcher, helped Billings to a 9 to 0 win.
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Prominent Missourian Dies in California Tonight
Former Congressman William Cowherd of Issouti Kansas City Mo died here tonight after a six month illness. He was elected to Congress for four terms and in 1909 ran for governor, losing to former Gov Hadley. A Japanese shipyard, established 190 years ago, remains in operation.
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Sontag Eyes Missoula Title Bout Against Miller
Montana welterweight Tom Sontag trains near Warm Springs Creek above Washoe Park for a July 2 Missoula theater bout with Walter Miller World welterweight champion. He lifts, runs, and sportsmanlike in training at Washoe Athletic Club with Warner Raymond Burke Clark and Jordan. Sontag aims to prove Montana strength by defeating Miller and earns Stampede Week prominence as fans await the champion clash in Missoula.
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Anaconda
Butte Cubs Fall In Tight Showdown At Fair Grounds
Deer Lodge June 2 special dispatch reports a close game between the Butte Cubs and the Montana state prison team at the fair grounds. A sizable crowd watched as the prison team shifted pitchers in the seventh, Salveston replacing Mills and limiting hits. Kensella of the Cubs made two standout plays including a long throw to third and a one handed catch. Final score lines were not fully stated in the readable copy.
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Cardinals Move Up Into Second Place in League Race
The Cardinals surged into second in the standings by beating the world champions 8 to 1. Cratcher started for Boston and was relieved in the fifth after seven hits and three triples. Tyler then shut down Boston as St Louis pulled away. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Gale faltered late. Brooklyn swept Chicago 3 to 1 with homer insistence from Schulte and Saler.
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Victoria Baseball Club Taken Over by Northwestern League
Seattle June 20. The Victoria base ball club, dumped by Joshua Kingham last week, was formally taken over by the Northwestern league at a special meeting of the directors. The Tearue will pay all expenses until a new backer is found. The directors will not disclose plans but expect a new backer soon. President Robert Brown of the Vancouver club is signing men to replace seven players who went on strike Friday, aiming to field a full team tomorrow.
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Victoria
Difculties
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Vancouver
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Tomor
American Association Scores Snapshot
Fragmentary box score snippet lists Columbus 4, Milwaukee 4, St Paul 2 in an early game and mentions Milwaukee 2, St Paul 5 in a second game with Louisville and Cleveland, plus Kansas City and Minneapolis results. Names and exact dates missing. source text incomplete.
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