Phillies Lose Sixth Straight as Washington Wins 4-2
Philadelphia falls to Washington 4-2 in the series opener. Wild but effective pitching by Sandies starter. four hits allowed, eight strikeouts. In St Louis, the Cardinals rally to beat Detroit 10-6 behind Weisman’s relief and a late surge after an eighth inning ouburst.
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Chicago Defeats Coveleskie In First Tris on June 25
Chicago beats Coveleskie for the first time this season, defeating Cleveland 6 to 3 as Faeth and Wycoff star in the win while Schalk and Williams contribute. The line score shows midgame exchanges and decisive runs in the later innings.
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Coveleskie
Trison
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R. H. E. Eoece
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Yvein
Wiliams
Schalk
Special Cars For Boxing Match In Oregon
City officials announce two special cars will serve the O Dowd McKay fight at Mentello on July 5 if reservations meet. The Oregon Short Line reports a special train may be secured. the car train arrives in Poello early Monday morning at 7 p m and returns the next day at 5 o'clock.
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Average life and birth rates from authorities
Pondering figures show life expectancy around 33 years with a quarter dying before six and half before sixteen. Only one in a hundred live to sixty five. Deaths total about 67 per minute, 97,790 per year, or 35,639,835 annually. Births estimated at 70 per minute, 890 per day, and 36,792,000 annually.
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Olympic tryouts set for Harvard stadium selection
Sectional trials across Philadelphia Chicago Pasadena and Atlanta determine five finalists per event to travel for Antwerp competition with final selection after a July 15 meet at Harvard stadium Cambridge Mass. Rivalry between college athletes and club members shapes the lineup.
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Spokane wrestler Ted Thye inks high stakes tourney schedule
Ted Thye world champion middleweight stays busy with title defense plans. He beat Earl Robbins in Livingston in two straight falls and was set for Clarence Eklund in Sheridan, Wyoming. The Texan had posted big purses for rematches, and Thye was to face Henry Irslinger of Texas for a $10,000 purse in Spokane under Dr. Berg who backs Irslinger.
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Spokane
Earl Robbins
Livingston
Clarence Eklund
Sheridan
Wyo
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Eklund
Buffalo
Henry Irslanger
Texas
Dr. Berg
Irslanger
Harding described as a regular sport in senate betting rumor
Reports from Washington claim President candidate Harding is an expert poker player in the senate poker club, known for a hand of eights, and a dedicated golfer. He reportedly opposes prohibition, smokes in family circles, and once lost a hat at a ball game, suggesting he must stay alive in the political tilt.
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Tiny Maxwell Chases Off Player After Officiating
"Tiny" Maxwell, 260-pound Swarthmore tackle turned Philadelphia paper sporting editor, often officiates college games. After a recent call, a player accused him of bias and Maxwell retorted you are too young to stay with such bad company and chased the offender toward the sideline.
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Swarthmore
Philadelphia
Tiny
Leonard Picks California Camp For July 5 Bout
Benny Leonard plans training with Charlie White in Benton Harbor Michigan and Los Angeles on July 5. He says California mountains offer better training and easier weight cuts. Leonard must shed at least ten pounds to reach 135 by 10 a.m. fight day.
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Ironman McGinnities to Decide Summer Races
Comment notes no staff in any team can handle near nonstop double bills through August. The race likely hinges on the club with the most Ironman McGinnities, a decisive factor for the season.
Double header results show Brooklyn and Boston split
In Boston, Brooklyn won the first game 5 to 1 while Boston claimed the second 4 to 2. Brooklyn built a 5-1 lead, with Boston scoring in the final innings, aided by pitchers Cadore Krueger Fil lingim Hearne Gowdy. In the second game Brooklyn won 2 5 to 4 with Pfeffer Miller Scott O Neill Gowdy driving the offense against Boston. In Pittsburgh, the Pirates defeated Chicago 6 to 3 as Carey stole home to spark the lead. Hendrix allowed the decisive hits for Chicago as Pittsburg pulled away after the third inning.
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Nine to One: Meusel and Rixey Costly Errors Hit NY Win
Philadelphia hosted New York in a 9 to 1 loss as Rixey’s ineffectiveness and Meusel’s misplays in the outfield set the tone. Wheat homered driving in runs as New York totaled nine, while Philadelphia managed a single. Batteries: Douglas and Snyder for Philadelphia. Rixey and Betts for New York.
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O Dowd and Ortega Fight to a Draw
Mike O Dowd of St Paul and Battling Ortega of Oakland fought a 10 round draw at Milwaukie near Portland. The bout was full of action from start to finish with O Dowd landing harder and more often, while Ortega pressed forward and earned a draw in the referee’s view.
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Coast Seague Scores Report
Scores show Los Angeles 3 tied with Oakland 6 while Seattle defeats Portland 5 to 1 and San Francisco edges Vernon 4 to 3 Salt Lake tops Sacramento 6 to 2. The results reflect a bustling period of league play across multiple cities with overtones of regional competition.
Oil drilling discussed by U S land office official at Rotary club
H J Kelly register of the United States land office spoke to the Lewistown Rotary about the deep quadrant sands and oil operations by Ohio and Decker Collins. He argued farming benefits exceed oil profits which would mainly benefit a few, urging sustained emphasis on agriculture.
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B. J. Wood
Harvard Varsity Regatta Wins Four Mile Race Over Yale
Harvard wins the four mile varsity race by six lengths at New London in the annual regatta, finishing strong and extending the margin in the last mile. Yale captures the morning victories in freshman and junior varsity events, while Peters of Yale suffers a collapse, ceding the overall meet to Harvard.
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Supreme Court Rules on Charge of Slander
Helena June 25 The Montana Supreme Court in Marie Allen Daniel v W P Moncure reverses district court and remands for lack of slander action. Justice Holloway says calling a woman the toughest and commonest thing on the reservation does not itself constitute slander. Court also reports 12 decisions, a record for one day.
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Holloway
Supreme Court
Marie Allen Daniel
W. P. Moncure
District Court
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Portland Man Heads Rotary Association
Estes Snedecor of Portland Oregon was elected president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs at Atlantic City on June 25 defeating John Dyer of Vincennes Indiana by 283 votes to 250.
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Estes Snedecor
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International Association of Rotary Clubs
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Vincennes
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Telephone links White House to convention news
Washington reports the White House and San Francisco connected by telephone for the first time since the Democratic leaders gathered for the national convention. Joseph Tumulty spoke with Homer Cummings about preliminaries, optimism for a Democratic victory, and the clear line attributed to the new direct contact.
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White House
San Francisco
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Homer Cummings
Democratic National Committee
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Street Car Accident Blights Child In Trenton
Edward Pachuta, 3, son of Mr and Mrs John Pachuta of Center Street, was struck by a one man trolley while chasing a baseball into the street. He had both legs amputated at St Francis hospital. Motorman Carl H Sheppard was arrested and later released.
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John Pachuta
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Hogs and Cattle Market Roundup at South St. Paul
June 25 reports show hog receipts 56,500 with prices mostly 25 cents lower, ranges $8 to $14.50 and hogs up to $14.65. Cattle arrivals about 2,000 with killers slow to weak, fat steers around $7 to $16, cows and heifers $5.50 to $13, calves steady, stockers and feeders weak. Sheep receipts 800 and market steady with ewes and wethers listed.
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American Association baseball results brief
Louisville beat Toledo 2 to 1 and Indianapolis edged Columbus 2 to 1 in fourteen innings. The schedule paragraph notes other games were not listed.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Man o War’s Belmont record shocks racing world
Samuel P D Riddle’s Man o War stunned 25 000 at Belmont Park on June 13 as he shattered the world mile and three furlongs record in the Belmont Stakes. He ran 2 14 1 5, beating the former mark by several seconds and elevating him as the greatest horse of this or any age. The performance left turfmen certain no three year old could challenge him.
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Belmont Park
Dean Swift
Liverpool
England
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Man O' War
America
Alexander of
Yore
Nominees Confer Soon in Washington
Boston June 25 Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge the Republican candidates will confer in Washington June 30 The governor received an invitation to meet Senator Harding and telegraphed his acceptance The presidential nominee said he looked forward to meeting Governor Coolidge with great satisfaction.
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Tin Can Labeling Device Uses Gravity Only
A new labeling apparatus relies solely on gravity to mark tin cans. Cans roll down an incline over paste and past the label pike, then pass brushes that smooth the lethals, presenting a low-tech method in processing lines.
Three VDA Athletes Seek Olympic Chance At Tryouts
Rupert’s Neil Irving Nez Perce Pat Perrine and Kamiah’s Horton McCallite eye Olympic spots after Idaho student drive funds. Irving has a 44 foot shot put best this season and strong javelin. Perrine aims at decathlon and pentathlon with records. McCallie shines in 440 yard dash and could join Antwerp team. Tryouts set in Pasadena June 26 may shift to New York for decathlon and pentathlon exposure.
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Rupert
Pat Perrine
Nez Perce
Horton MecCaltte
Kamiah
University of Idaho
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Perrine
Howard Berry
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kelley
United States
Horton McCallie
Pullman
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America
Antwerp
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Cal
New York
Fred’s Truancy Card Sparks Church Attendance Tale
A fourth grade teacher notes Fred’s truancy and writes to his parents for better attendance. The reply says Fred learned nothing at home, as church members in their house have no attendance card, accusing school rules of falsehood in a humorous Indianapolis News item.
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Heam
Indianapolis News
New York Auto Show Opens in 1900 Era
The first New York automotive exhibition debuted in 1900, showcasing early car models and the growing interest in motor vehicles. Prominent exhibitors displayed new designs and durability features, signaling the start of a long tradition in urban automotive showcases.
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