Unofficial Figures Of The Big Leaguers Chicago June 23
Ty Cobb pulls away from Tris Speaker for American League batting honors while Chicago leads team batting at 242. Cobb leading Detroit at .268 with Speaker at .248. McInnis .316. Chapman .310. Lister .310. In the National League Cruise leads with .860, 11 hits in 7 games. Zeider loses lead as base stealers, Stengel tops sacrifices, Hornsby and CraVath tied for home runs, Groh leads runs with 38.
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Last Chapter Written in Fitzsimmons Deal
Tommy Fitzsimmons, shortstop for Butte last season, has been ordered to report to the Brooklyn Dodgers by President Ebbets. He had refused to join Brooklyn over a $160 monthly offer and indicated he would enlist in the medical corps. he had drawn $160 in the Northwestern league before the order was issued.
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Tommy Fitzsimmons
Butte
Spokane
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets
Fitzsimmons
California
Brooklyn
Tommy
Miss Bjurstedt Retains National Tennis Title in Philadelphia
New York player Miss Molla Bjurstedt defended her national singles crown at the Philadelphia Cricket Club defeating Miss Marian Vanderhoef 4-6 6-0 6-2 to capture her third consecutive national title.
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Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
New York
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Marian Vanderhoef
Pacific Coast League Scores Summary
Vernon 1 Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 5 Salt Lake 2 Portland 1 Oakland 8. League results list showing Oakland dominating with eight runs and other clubs posting varied scores across the Pacific Coast League.
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Phillies Drive Schupp Off Mound
Philadelphia defeats Schupp in the first inning to extend a winning streak dating from September of last year. Lavender provides support as the Phillies win 8 to 2 with Schupp knocked out in the first. Batteries: Schupp Middleton Smith Rariden Kruger Lavender Killifer.
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Schupp
Lavender
Singing Quaker
Philadelphia
New York
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Smith
Rariden
Kruger
Killifer
Dirt track record set by Clark at St Paul meet
George Clark credited with fastest dirt track time in five mile free for all at the St Paul International Motor Contest Association meet. He also lowered the 10 mile track record to 8 21 1 5, while Fred Horey won the half hour race. Also features Ruth Law and Walter Bullock airplane flights and an Elfrieda Mais auto run.
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George Clark
International Motor Contest Association
Clark
Louis Disbrow
Fred Horey
Ruth Law
Walter Bullock
Elfrieda Mais
Storming battalions form new fighting units in Russia
In Petrograd June 28 the army forms storming battalions of soldiers favoring active fighting. Red and black armbands distinguish them as leaders urge attacks. Dr Eugene Hurd of Seattle notes the movement spreading, with new divisions already in place and many soldiers rallying to join.
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Seattle
Central Army
Hurd
Kibo
Russia
Beavers Rally To Top Butte In Northwestern League Clash
Beavers reverse Friday defeat with 10 to 7 win over Butte as Bogart struggles at third and Hydorn faces pressure. Bodied by errors and fielding miscues, Vancouver's attack faltered while Bonner and the Miners pressed for a stronger showing. Schinkle to face Acosta in next outing as rain postpones Spokane Tacoma games.
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Barham
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Alan
Tate
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McCarl
Hillyard
Bonner
Taydorn
Soemaia
Bosart
Eimer Laker
Mecarl
Lincup
Schinkle
Count Teage
Acosta
Vancouvre
Cornag the king to become g of cereals
New York reports corn, labeled Mandan maize, may regain status as a main cereal choice amid wheat shortages. Cultivated by Mandan Indians, the maize grows in cold dry climates and is now planted across the Northwest, with red, black and blue kernels. The museum says Montana farmers may grow it seasonally, boosting U S corn output and potentially feeding the nation in crises.
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American Museum of Natural History
Department of Anthropology
American Museum
Northwest
Montana
United States
Tribute by Ritchie to Benny Leonard
Willie Ritchie ex-champion praises Benny Leonard as a clever, studious boxer with a long potential reign. He calls Leonard the best defender since Joe Gans and notes Leonard’s improvement and boxing skill over time. Ritchie discusses plans to bring Les Darcy to fame and regrets how events unfolded.
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Benny Leonard
Joe Gans
Willie Ritchie
New Yorker
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Chronicle
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Leonard
Richie Mitchell
Ritehle
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Gans
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Darcy
Ritchie
Leonard Hicks
Chicago
Les
Australia
Darey
United States
New York
Reform of Suffrage Said to Be Desire of Emperor
Amsterdam dispatch reports Hungarian minister Count Moritz Esterhazy and his cabinet meeting the diet in Buda pest. Esterhazy states the government seeks suffrage reform and warns the diet to cooperate or face dissolution and new elections. He adds the government stays allied with Germany and aims for a peace favorable to Hungary. In Washington, the comptroller says reports on national banks will be issued within 48 hours under the Federal Reserve Act amendment.
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Carl Morris
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Amsterdam
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Count Esterhazy
Germany
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Comptroller of the Currency
Ruth and Shore Spark Boston Double Win Over Washington
No hit game by Ernest Shore as Boston blanked Washington 4 0 and 5 0 with Babe Ruth in a dispute over a call that led to his removal. Umpire Owens was struck, later games show Dutch Leonard and Walter Johnson in defeats amid a 15 inning Chicago win over Cleveland.
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Babe” Ruth
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Ray Morgan
Avers
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Shore
Thomas
Agnew
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Ainsmith
Reynolds Captures Transmississippi Golf Title
St Joseph gunner Reynolds of the Omaha Field Club won the Transmississippi championship from Harry Legs of the Minikahada club Minneapolis, the five-time titleholder, in a bold decisive victory today.
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Harry Legs
Minikahada Club
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