George Von Elm Triumphs in Western Amateur Comeback
George Von Elm of Salt Lake City powered through a dramatic comeback to reach at least the semi finals in the Western Amateur at Willcrest Country Club Kansas City Mo. He trailed most of the day to Reuben Hush but won two and one after a 21 hole morning match and two long 40 foot putts. Other notable results included Frankie Gaines of Omaha Nebraska eliminating Harrison Johnston of St Paul and Dave Herron of Chicago defeating Ray Ouimet of Kansas City two up.
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Clarks Fall From Stand, Specs Rally In Butte Baseball
In Butte last night the Specs upset the Clarks as Uke Corry shut down the opposition with a varied mix of pitches. Guyer and Cked led with multi hit games while Lang’s famous catch highlighted the clash, leaving both teams in a tied pennant race and the Clarks facing roster changes including Foley’s release and new signings.
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Johnson 15 Co0 New York Loses American
Washington defeats New York in a pitching duel as Johnson allows no walks and fans nine in a 4 1 victory. McNally and Pipp stand out for the visitors, Johnson’s 97th career win in a 3 0.
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Baseball Schedule News for Brooklyn Boston and More
TM GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE lists Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Pittsboro with no other games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE shows New York at Ws and Boston at Phila.
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Umpire Hurt After Being Struck by Foul Tip
In Chicago Detroit game a foul tip from outfielder Veach struck the umpire in the fourth inning. He suffered a torn left side and a possible broken collarbone but a later examination found no fracture. Owens will be out of the game for possibly two weeks.
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Owens
Bob Martin to resume training for July 4 bout
Heavyweight champion Bob Martin of the AHF will resume training in Huntington W V today for a 12 round fight scheduled with Bill Brennan on July 4 at Cliffside Park near here. Brennan is due to arrive. Sundas: AspULLAT1US in Toledo Louisville six in ings rain second game postponed.
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Bob Martin
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Minneapolis
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Colored Giants Meet First Losd Opportune Hits
The Colored Giants staged a rugged ballgame last night, matching the Giants in a rattling season opener. Hurling in great style powered the winners while Willis and Paseed played key roles on the bases. Smith was limited by strong defense as Ross and Clinich contributed two hits each for the Giants.
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Legion to Back Willard in Bout on Armistice Day
In Los Angeles Allied Legion members vow to back Jess Willard in forcing a match with Jack Dempsey. Gene Doyle, handling Willard’s training camp, says Armistice Day is targeted for talks, amid Willard’s claim that Dempsey avoids defending the title against him. Willard plans steady light training while Tex Rickard and Kearns pursue a deal.
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American Legion
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Doyle
Willard
Hollywoo
American ‘Legion
Pacific Coast
Kearns
Tim
New York
Tex Rickard
Pirates Hit Hard and Defeat Cubs in National League
Pittsburgh concentrated its attack in the sixth and seventh innings to defeat Chicago as Aldridge was pulled and Osborn continued the onslaught. The game paused briefly at 4 o clock for a silent tribute to Mrs. Len Small. Final: Pirates 7 Chicago 0.
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Osborne
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Jones
O'Farell
One Bad Play Costs Clarks Shutout Bid in 42-1 Loss
Corry pitched superbly for the Spece, holding Clark to one unearned run despite a sixth inning miscue. The Black Specs, led by McLeod on the mound, overwhelmed Clark with a 42 to 1 victory at Clark Field. Corry left the game with the chance of a shutout intact until a sixth inning error.
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Jackson-Jack Johnson Bout Moves to Hamilton Ohio
Cited by the Associated Press, the heavyweight bout originally set for Washington Court House, Ohio, is moved to Hamilton on July 4 following a court order. Promoter Al Hart confirms the change by telephone from Hamilton. Also notes Christy Mathewson’s return to the mound at Saranac Lake after a period of doubt.
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Favorites Win in Spokane Tennis Tournament Opener
The favorites prevailed on opening day at the Spokane Amateur Athletic Association event. Otto Lang beat Leon de Tarene 2 0, Armand Marion and Leon de Tarene teamed to win doubles, while Herbert Hamblen fell to Armand Marion in straight sets.
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Otto’ Lang
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Armand Oration
Seattle
Herbert Hamblen
Armand Marion
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Bobee
Ceci Tun
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Simon
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