Kelly Shuts Down Philipsburg in Eight Innings Then Tense Finish
Kelly pitched eight clean innings for the Anode. in the ninth a wild sequence allowed four runs and a close call nearly cost the shutout. Powers delivered a three run double, Sells, Varnadore, and Beaudette contributed, and Clark’s late rally chances faded as the Angdes secured a 9 to 8 win in a wild, error filled game.
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Dagger
Kelly
Silver Diggers
Brown
Clark
Kel
Tucker
Buck Jones
Baker
Atwater
Varnadore
Beaudette
Arvis Wis
Hart
Powers
Sells
Jarvis
Oldhaber
Lutrell
Lodell
Horrigan
McGaillon
M. Domitrovich
Varna
Psburg
Beaudetic
Sarvis
Pik Horrigan
Anaconda
Hartsell
Fell
Lodell Nacrities Hills
Pike
Dempsey Leads Sparring Session Before Large Toledo Crowd
In Toledo on June 22 a crowd of about 4,800 paid 2400 dollars to watch Jack Dempsey spar four rounds. He fought two rounds each with the Jamaica Kid and Sergi BM Tate, with Tate landing little on the challenger. Dempsey showed distance issues but trainers expect improvement within a week. Willard boxed eight rounds, mostly sparring, with limited effort except for two rounds with Monahan. He performed poorly against other partners, staying flat footed and laughing. Heinen left the camp due to a neck injury. A.J. Drexel Biddle headed boxing control talks, with possible referee confirmation soon. Jack Welch rumored as final official. Willard received his first professional license, Dempsey license No. 2, and the initial promoter license went to Tex Mickard of Major.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Jess’ Willard
Dempsey
Jamaica Kid
Sergi BM Tate
Tate
Willard
Monahan
Jack’ Heinen
Chicago
Marri
A.J. Drexel Biddle
Ah Army, Navy
Civilian
Board of Boxing Control
Mude
Jack Welch
San Francisco
Denpsey
Tex Mickard
Coast League and Association score round summary
Coast League results include Portland 0 Oakland 4 and Los Angeles 8 Salt Lake 12 with San Francisco 2 0 Sacramento 0 1 Seattle 4 0 Vernon 1 2. Association shows St Paul 4 Minneapolis 11 Louisville 14 Toledo 5 1 Columbus 4 Indianapolis.
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Sacramento
Seattle
Vernon
Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Western
Montana
Anades
Shiners
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York
Cleinnatt
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelmia
Boston
America
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New York
Eland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia HY
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Browns Shut Out the Cleveland Browns
Cleveland, June 22. St. Louis defeated Cleveland 3 to 6 as Sotheron was effective with men on base. Austin doubled, Gedeon and Tobin added scratches, and Ynle error produced St. Louis runs. Batteries-Catheron Unie Enzmann O'Neill.
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St. Louis
Sotheron
Austin
Gedeon
Tobin
Ynle
R. Ile
Cleveland Ca Ee
Catheron Unie
Enzmann
O'Neill
New York Leads Tight American League Race
New York jumped into first in the American League as Chicago and Cleveland faltered, while Cincinnati trimmed New York’s NL lead to two and a half games with a win over the Giants. Pittsburg showed strong form as Chicago Cubs dropped a series to Brooklyn. Shawkey notched his seventh straight win for New York in a long outing against St. Louis. Philadelphia claimed its first series win of the season by sweeping three from Detroit. East versus West results favored the Western clubs in both leagues.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnai
Giants
Pittsburg
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Sunda
White Sox
Indians
Phila
Senators
Cleotte
Boston
Shawkey
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lone Star Dietz in Federal Court
Spokane June 13 Charged in a federal indictment with registering under the draft as a non Citizen Indian when born to white parents William Henry Lone Star Dietz football coach and moving picture actor faces trial. Government witnesses from Wisconsin recount his birth and claimed Indian role as depositions from Madison and other towns arrive. Dietz formerly coached Washington State College and Mare Island during the war and is said to be Carlisle Indian School graduate.
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William Henry
Lone Star
Dietz
Will
Wisconsin
Testim
Clarence H. Dietz
Leslie J. Dietz
Madison
John
Cameron Dam
Lone Dietz
Washington State
Mare Island
Carlisle Indian School
Giants Defeated In Exciting Ten Inning Game
Cincinnati defeated New York 4 to 3 in ten innings before 21000 fans as Groh, Roush and Neale delivered the decisive hit sequence in the tenth. Also, St Louis beat Pittsburgh 7 to 6 after a ninth inning miscue in a tense appeal.
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Cincinnati
New York
Groh
Roush
Neale
Neore
Re. E
Yorkee Sneinnati
Renton
Gonaales
Ruether
Rariden
Diamond Stars on Army Team Highlights and Beginnings
The article notes the interwar era recruitments and praises the American army’s Diamond Stars. It mentions Pete Braunens and the selection of a Yale baseball captain from next year, with details on second baseman roles and team leadership forthcoming. It also covers Leta Dunkum winning the Pacific Amateur Athletic Association junior 100-yard backstroke for women, clocking 1 minute 35 1 5 seconds, among five entrants. The Boise game, captained by Herbert Lamp, beat Spokane 7 to 5, with Spokane scoring late while Boise went scoreless in the final periods.
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Yale
Alamones
Leta Dunkum
Stockton
Pacific Amateur “Athletic Association
Lillian
Dun
Boise Phlote
Herbert Lamp
Spokane
Wash
Maj
Lawson Moore
Boise
Women Applicants Impress London Accounting Society
At the annual meeting of the Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors in London the president announced that the women who sought membership were of excellent education and strong qualifications, marking a notable advancement for the organization in England.
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London
Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors
England
Honors for Frances Turner in Spokane golf tourney
By winning the approaching contest Miss Frances Turner of Butte added another sprig to Montana's wreath of laurel. The Pacific Northwest Golf association event at Spokane Golf and Country Club drew players from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Utah and British Columbia. Joe Novak, now Spokane pro, finished third in the open and knocked out notable rivals en route to the semi finals including Heinie Schmidt. Frances Turner advanced to the women's semi finals and Frank Noble led the professional two-ball event. Mrs Kilroy of Seattle also reached the women’s championship stage before being eliminated by Maud Kegley.
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Wash
Frances Turner
Butte
Montana
Pacific Northwest Golf Association
Spokane Golf and Country Club
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
British Columbia
Joe Novak
Novak
Sch
Kennie
Schmidt
Rudolph Wilhelm
Pacific Northwest
Andeorge Turnbull
Bob Johnstone
Calfornia
Northwest
Nowak
Johnstone
Sampson
George Turnbull
Turnbull
del Monte
West
J. Barker
Heinie Schmidt
Frank Noble
Eld
Noble
Fimmie Huish
Vane
Jack Renner
Wall Jefferson
Yakima
Huish
RR. Kilroy
Maud Kegley
Los Angles
Toledo Faces Hotel Shortage for Willard Denny bout
Toledo prepares for a 50 000 seat arena crowd and an estimated 60 000 visitors for the July 4 heavyweight title fight between Jess Willard and Jack Denny. Hotels are nearly booked, with many rooms shared to fit overflow. Thatcher-led plans lease vacant downtown buildings to provide 10 000 beds, plus cots shipped from Chicago. Rail traffic will be redirected with special trains, keeping key movements for demobilization intact.
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Jess Willard
Jack Denny
Ad Q. Thatcher
Thatcher
Tolledo
Whi
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
United States Railroad Administration
Close Finish Dominates Ascot 100 Mile Motorcycle Race
At Ascot speedway Los Angeles five leading riders all from the same make finished within a blanket, covering 100 miles in about 1 hour 43 minutes 45.45 seconds. Ralph Hepburn led his teammates across the tape with an average speed of 72.32 mph.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Speedway
Ralph Hepburn
Troeh Family Honors Confined to Portland Champion
Portland athlete James W. Seavey leads Oregon shooting stats over two days with a Dayton medal score of 1? out of 20 questions and 258 total targets amid ongoing competition.
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Portland
Dayton
Tars
James W. “Seavey
Oregons
Baseball News Mixes Yankees Slump With Odd Historic Tales
The clumsy, fragmentary notes mix Yankees batting woes with distant World War I era exploits. Mentions of Huggins clan, players like Laly, Krueger, Hornung, and Oscar tie a wandering sports memory to stories of a Bank of Washington messenger and Polo Grounds figures, creating a hazy snapshot of past games and personalities.
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Huggins
Mari
Fox
Tigers
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