Athletics Complete Boston Sweep In Tight 3-2 Win
The Athletics defeated Boston 3 to 2 to complete a three game series sweep. Rain delayed Boston in the fifth. Flagstead homered in the sixth and Bill Lamar extended his streak to 26 straight games. Walberg earned the win, Ruffing the loss.
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Athletics
Boston
Flagstead
Bill Lamar
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Ruffing
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Hale
Ee Lamar
Seereee Simmons
Se Welch
Owe Cochrane
Poole
Washington Takes Odd Game 1 0 From Yankees
Cove leskie edged Pennock in a pitchers duel as Washington beat the Yankees 1 to 0. The Senators scored their lone run on four Yankee hits while holding New York to four safeties.
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Washington
Coveleskie
Pennock
Yankees
Senators
Ore
Baseball Score Snapshots From National American Association Several Games
National league results show St Louis 3 Pittsburg 4 and New York Brooklyn 1 New York Boston Philadelphia games postponed. American results list Washington 1 New York 0 Detroit 3 St Louis 2 and Ghana 7 Cleveland 2 first game postponed. Association scores feature Toledo 4 St Paul 2 7 and Louisville 13 Kansas City 12 first game plus Milwaukee Columbus 8 Minneapolis 7.
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Boston
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Ayo of Oakland Boy Faces Snell in Butte Rumble
Doc Snell trains at Legion gym as Mickie O'Donnell clashes with Tommy Ryan in a 15 round headline bout in Butte. Ryan, fresh from a California campaign, is tipped to challenge Snell while O'Donnell fights to hurt with a late rally. Ryan expected in Butte in a few days.
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Mickie O'Donnell
Seattle
Tommy Ryan
Butte
Doc
Legion Gym
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Ryan
Mickie
Snell
Vic Foley
California
Dickerman Wild Cards Lose to Pirates in St. Louis
St Louis Cardinals fall 4 to 3 as Dickerman walks four with bases loaded in the seventh. Pirates win three of four in the series. Bottomley hits a home run and Cuyler a two base hit.
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Poole
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Gautreau
Fuhr
Wamby
Todt
Ruffing
Walberg
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
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West Siders Defeat Broadway Independents 18 to 9
West Side A. C. overwhelmed Broadway Independents at the Cinders scoring 18 to 9. Pitchers Rastus Sullivan and Leary shut out the Independents for six innings as the West Side offense broke through early against Red Lodge and Whalen.
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West Side A. C
Broadway Independents
Rastus Sullivan
Leary
Independents
West Side
Red Lodge
Whalen
Sullivan
Foparty
Broadway Incients
Red Age
Albany Club Fires Then Hires Again to Chase Pennant
Two years after being fired as manager of the Albany Eastern League club for a lack of wins, Bill McCorry returns as manager and now leads the team toward the league pennant.
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Bill McCorry
Albany, N. Y
Hot Contests In Kids Ball League At Gardens
Boys league games featured varied action from slugging bees to no run no hit exhibitions. Jimmy Fleming starred as Mines Juniors beat Centerville 17 to 2 amid eight errors and 15 hits while Hubs defeated Rowdies 9 to 2 with McVeigh allowing five hits.
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Mines
Centerville
Jimmy Fleming
Hill” Boys
Dickie” Cronin
Jack Youlton
Weenie
Travenna
Fleming
Boyle
Hubs
Rowdies
McVeigh
O'Leary
Rowdles
McCarthy
D. Sullivan
McQueens
Pirates
King
Davis
Gregir
MacQueens
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Gorsh
Weasels
Willis
Kelly
Rotering
Bennets
Dezell
Johnson
Tarrow
Moran
Whitehead
Mott
Shade declines to meet welter champ in July bout
New York June 25 Dave Shade the California welterweight refused to travel to California to face Mickey Walker champion in a proposed ten round decision bout set for July 21. Manager Leo F Flynn who just returned from California announced the decision. Rumors say Shade was signed to meet Jimmy Slattery in a six round bout on the Italian hospital fund card on July 2 in Buffalo N Y.
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New York
Dave Shade
California
Mickey Walker
Leo F. Flynn
Shade
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
N. Y
Italian Hospital Fund
Centerville Beats Dublin Gulch In Easy City Park Win
Centerville, led by Mickey Kelly and Bunny Shea, defeated Dublin Gulch 8 to 2 at City Park last night. Skuk Henry fanned 13 as Centerville's hitters produced a trio of runs in the fifth inning by Shea.
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Mickey Kelly
Dublin Gulchers
City Park
Hilltoppers
Gulchers
Bunny
Shea
Skuk
Henry
Kelly
Temperature ranges and regional readings across western states
High pressure shifts away from the interior as a new rise forms along the coast. Depressions lie over British Columbia and California while fair conditions persist with clear skies. Temperatures top 100 degrees in Washington Oregon and California with a slight uptick over the plateau and plains.
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Kalispell
Wwe
Miles City
Calgary
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Portland
San Francisco
Iiston
Yessersey
Rockies
Hooe
Brit Columbia
California
Washington
Oregon
Mfornia
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Newark Boys Diagnosed with Leprosy at Isolation Hospital
Two Newark schoolboys, Hale and Frank George aged 11 and 13, are treated for leprosy at the county isolation hospital in Soho after a three day skin ailment. Doctors say contagion risk to schoolmates is slight and precautions are in place. Francis George, their father, moved from Bermuda six years ago with the family following soon after.
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Associated Press
Newark
WN. J
Hale
Frank George
County
Soho
George J. Holmes
Francis George
Bermuda
Lasley Shuts Out Angdes In Clark Park Tilt
Bill Lasley twirls for A. C. M. to blank the Angdes in seven innings as 2,800 fans watch. Forsythe drives in two with a first inning homer. Kellett struggles early, Kyle settles, and Lasley earns win with tight control as A. C. M. takes second place.
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Homer
Kellett
Kyle
Bobble
McKain
Tucker
Clark Park
Bill Lasley
Anodes
Few Rit Battles Not New for Bill Lasley
Bill Lasley A C M right-hander pitched a two hit game as the Black Pitts star and he also threw a one hit affair this season. Anacondans nearly pulled a triple play while fans watched a swift game, in one hour six minutes. Dave Salazar will not report to Powers. Salazar prefers the South and his curve remains sharper than in 1924. Ray Molle returns to first base duties as Powers trains a new infield.
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Lasley
Burke
Kellett
Callaghan
Skipper Sundberg
Kerns
Tremblay
Forsythe
McKain
Anodes
Keeley
Ridings
Lode
Kyle
Shanley
Bill Lasley
Bill
Black Pitts
St. Louis Brown
Powers and Clarks
Dave Salazar
Powers
Mike Duffy
Arizona
Sal
Maiy
South
Mines
Salazar
Cascade Siingers
Ray Molle
Duffy
Americans Lead In British Open at Prestwick
Two Americans, MacDonald Smith and Jim Barnes, led the British Open after 36 holes at Prestwick Scotland. Barnes shot a 70 morning round and 77 afternoon to 147, Smith posted 69 then 76 for 145. Arthur Compston sat 150, with Fernie Wingate and Davies on 152, and Taylor Mitchell Ray Murdock on 153.
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Associated Press
Prestwick
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Barnes
Smith
Arthur Compston
Tom Fernie
Wingate
W. H. Davies
J. H. Taylor
Abe Mitchell
Ted Ray
George Murdock
Two Americans Reach Wimbledon Last 16
Two Americans Ray Casey of California and John Hennessey of Indianapolis advanced to the Wimbledon men's singles round of 16 after a long third round day. Casey defeated C E Van Braun of Sweden 6-3 6-3 6-3, while Hennessey, fighting through illness, beat Crole Rees of Ireland 8-6 2-6 3-6 6-4.
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Wimbledon
Ray Casey
California
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Lucien Will Charles
Garland
L. B. Rice
Daly
Casey
C. E. van Braun
Sweden
Hennessey
Crole Rees
Ireland
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