Earich Leaves for Special Coaching Work at Wisconsin
Earich known as a dual star at Ohio University in football and basketball departs to Madison Wisconsin for a summer coaching assignment at Wisconsin University. He previously coached East Youngstown High School and will return there next fall with a higher salary. His Ohio University play earned All Ohio consideration at end and tackle in football and as a guard in basketball, and he helped lead the 1921 championship squad. He is a Athens High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs James Earich of the city.
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Athens
Ohio University
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin University
Earich
Youngstown
Athens High School
James Earich
National Clay Court Championship Draws Top Tennis Stars
Internationally known players will compete in St Louis starting July 5 with six top ten stars including William Tilden II and Brian Norton. Public seating for about 4,000, with entertainment funds of 6000 dollars and tickets from 50 cents to 66 dollars for first row boxes. The event aims to outshine prior clay court meets with officials headed by C Drummond Jones and referee E F Torey.
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United States
Paris
St. Louis
William T. Tilden II
Brian I. C. Norton
Tilden
Wimbledon
England
Howard
Robert Kinsey
California
Clarence J
Peck”) Griffin
San Francisco
William M. Johnston
Joe Armstrong
St. Paul
Minn
Sandy” Weiner
St. Louis Amateur Athletic Association
C. Drummond Jones
Roland M. Hoerr
Wheaton C
Baseball Q&A and Scores From Philadelphia-Cincy Tilt
Questions and answers on baseball rules from NEA Service. The June 12 Philadelphia versus Cincinnati game went 14 innings with Philadelphia winning 7 to 6. Highlights note Roush moved in the eighth and other late substitutions.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Yesterday's Baseball Results From Major Leagues
American Association games saw Columbus 8 over Milwaukee 7 while Toledo 5 beat St Pall 3 and Indianapolis 2 defeated Louisville 4. Minneapolis 4 beat Louisville 6 to 3 in 1 ½ innings. National League games included Philadelphia 7 over Cincinnati 6 in 13 innings and Pittsburgh 2 New York 2. American League results showed Cleveland 5 Boston 4 and Detroit 7 New York 2. Chicago 10 Philadelphia 2 and Washington 12 St Louis 1.
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American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Baseball Schedule Highlights From Milwaukee to Columbus
In American Association action Milwaukee faces Columbus. Also Kansas City plays Toledo and St Paul meets Indianapolis. In the National League Cincinnati tours New York and St Louis plays Brooklyn. American League shows Boston at Cleveland and Washington at St Louis with New York visiting Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Loutaville
National League
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Pitchers Shaute and Murray, Celtics? Wait
In a baseball summary the box score lists Boston and Cleveland with Shaute earning the win and Quinn the loss. Key plays include two-base hits by Myatt and O Neill, three-base hits by Collina and Fewates, and a series of substitutions and sacrifices.
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Boston
Cleveland
Wamby
Quinn
Fewster
Myatt
O'Neill
Collina
Fewates
Jamieson
McNulty
Ellebe
J. Sewell
Burns
Shaute
Murray
Uhle
Ellerbe
Pit
Cher Quinn
Ohio
Lagstead
France may alter Olympic scoring system
New York June 12 The French Olympic committee’s proposed point system for the games drew ridicule from US officials. Frederick W Rubien denies any official change and notes no official scoring will be used, while a federation president confirms the winter events had unofficial scoring.
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New York
United States
Frederick W. Rubien
A. A. LU
Rubien
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Lausanne
France
J. 8. Edsstrom
Chamonix
Fownes to lead United States Golf Association as president
William Fownes Jr of Pittsburg is named next president of the United States Golf Association. He is a former national champion and a popular figure in the game, with inelde reports confirming the appointment.
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William Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
United States Golf Association
Inelde
Fownes
Cobb and Johnson Have Spent Entire Career With One Club
Ty Cobb and Walter Johnson hold unique distinctions as long-time major leaguers who played for a single team each. Cobb joined the Detroit Tigers in 1905 and Johnson with Washington in 1907, each beginning a lengthy string of seasons.
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Cobb and Johnson
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Cobb
Johnson
Detroit Tigers
Detroit Spangies
Washington
Waller
Carey
Pittsburg
Zach Wheat
Brooklyn
Walter
Alexander
Hae
Willefer
DOUBLE PLAY KINGS TELL THEIR DOUBLE PLAY FORMULA
Washington Nationals manager Stanley Harris and star Roger Peckingpaugh, the AL double play kings, share their method for turning double plays. They stress covering the bag, quick handling, starting throws with no wasted motion, and practicing speed and accuracy to avoid lost balls.
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Stanley Harris
Washington Nationals
Roger Peckingpaugh
Washington
Harris
Peckingpaugh
Tagging the Bases
Two home runs by the Giants were the only offense as Pittsburgh won 4 to 2 with Meadows pitching. Cy Williams drove in two as the Phillies beat the Reds 7 to 6. Hornsby led the Cardinals 7 to 3 over the Braves. Whitehill held the Yankees to five hits as the Tigers won 7 to 2. Cleveland defeated Boston 4 to 1, delaying a first place bid. Washington pounded Brown for 16 hits in a 12 to 1 win. The White Sox had ten runs on ten hits against Lyons as the Athletics managed only two.
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Pirates
Meadows
Cy Williams
Phillies
Reds
Washington
White Sox
Athletics
Lyons
Walker Secures Open Title Despite Past Runner-Up Finishes
Cyril Walker wins the open golf championship, noting his experience as a repeat runner-up in the North and South championships where the country’s top players competed.
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Cyril Walker
Rathburns Open New Golf Links Near Rutland
C F and M E Rathburn opened a new golf course on their farm adjoining Rutland village in Pomeroy. About 40 acres hold a short layout with a stream creating hazards. work began in April but rain delayed completion. The Rathburn brothers invite all golfers to play any time except Sunday.
Two Teens Die as Lightning Strikes Tree Near Morral
In Marion County Ohio two teens were killed and one injured when a tree they stood beneath was struck by lightning during a severe storm near Morral. Shuster, 18, died instantly and Roy Conley was knocked unconscious. The incident occurred last night as the storm swept the area. Local authorities reported the fatalities and injuries and began a preliminary investigation.
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Marion
Pear
Shuster
Roy Conley
Morral
President crisis as Painleve expected to succeed Millerand
Paris reports a presidential vacancy as leaders of the Left bloc meet to choose a successor to Alexandre Millerand. Analysts expect Paul Painleve, head of the chamber of deputies, to win the presidency.
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Paris
France
Alexandre Millerand
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Duffy’s 1896 batting average stands unmatched in baseball
In 1896 Hugh Duffy of the Boston Nationals posted a .488 average, the season’s highest mark and still unparalleled. He delivered 539 hits in 124 games with a .372 on base and 160 runs, a feat longer remembered than later near-misses by Keeler and Burkett, with Babe Ruth noted for a later 399 mark.
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Hugh Duffy
Boston Nationals
Duffy
Baseball star Duffy tops Duffy in historic strike
The text lauds Duffy’s batting and fielding, noting 10 safeties in 11 at bats over a three game span and a 42 percent career performance under heavy attack. It references the Bambino and compares career endurance to other hard hitters while mentioning various sports and events including a National Cheese Association convention and boxing figures.
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Hoeh Duffy
Red Sox Uprising Noted Without Miracle Man Label
In a report on the Red Sox uprising no young reporter calls Lee Fohl a miracle man. The piece implies a general business mood and mentions Pegey Joyce’s new husband, described as not a millionaire.
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Red Sox
Lee Fohl
Pegey Joyce
Baseball leaders and MLB star hitters noted amid league tallies
A garbled 1920s style box score lists hive leading hitters and players like Hornsby and Wheat across the National and American Leagues. It contrasts with a stray line about Chicago murder suspects who humorously think golf is a silly game, suggesting sensational tone in the page segment.
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Chicago
Ring Classic Upsets Fresail Featherweight
Fugene Criqui defeated Fresail in a lightweight bout and said he has no series or broken hands, maintaining confidence despite a difficult match and a distant 106 yard heart reference.
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