Jostens Defeats Hewitt-Bodens in Rain Shortened Five Inning Tilt
In a Twilight League game the Jostens baseball team beat Hewitt-Bodens 3-1 when play ended after the fifth due to rain at the city playground. Jostens tallied two in the fourth and one in the fifth to overcome Hewitt-Bodens. Notable plays included J. Adams throwing out a runner at first and Mowery making a running catch, with Seaman, Seckinger, and Boling contributing key hits.
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Jostens
Hewitt-Bodens
J. Adams
Hewitt- Boden
Mowery
McKinnay
Seaman
Cady
Fanning
Boling
Schoonover
Smith
Simpson
Bradfield
Seckinger
Russell
Bradeckinger
H. S
MonWery
McKinley
Salfreed
Hallam
Maurer
Sawyer
C. Russell
Theisen
H. Adams
MeIntey
Beling
Schognover
Hewitt-Boden
Heer
Swyers
A Saefreed
J Adams
O Seckinger
C¢ Teeneree
Cc Russell
Rf Weeee
Darnell
Rf Sewer Eee
If Ee
P Te Ewwrere
Serveeveese
Jostens BR Smith
Sb Eeeereee
Ro Simpson
Eeeeree
Heisen
Teneree
Cf Seeerne
Ib Sete
Rf Bradfield
Ps.seeeeve
Bosing
Seeckinger
Pierce
Eaglesee
Fasting hiker completes 500 mile trek in nine days
George Hasler Johnston, 29, Chicago and New York fasting hiker, arrived in Greensburg after an 18 day fast and a walk of over 500 miles heading toward Ligonier. He showed no ill effects and continued his journey toward his next destination.
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Greensburg Pna
George Hasler Johnston
Cicago
New York
Ligonier
Johnston
Hese
Mines Hold A League Lead In Haydenville
In Haydenville on Tuesday night Factory No. 2 defeated Factory No. 1 by 11 to 4. Notable plays included Matheny’s catch on Mills driven ball and Norris’s perfect fielding with three chances. The league standings proceed to update.
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MINES
Haydenville
Factory No. 1
Factory No. 2
Matheny
Mills
Norris
Mary
Central
M. Weede
Mann
Augher
Senegal
Eenee
A Smith
Hankinson
Crothers
Woolet
M. Matheny
R. Campbell
Lehman
P McMullen
Weer Tees Ce
Campbell
E. Weede
Eaeetanirenamnreereenisies Ee
Yanks Hold Pennant Lead as July Fourth Nears
June analysis puts the New York Yankees about 43 100 games to the pennant and half the task completed by month end. The Athletics challenge with Ehmke’s risky addition while Boston and St Louis trade hopes. Connie Mack gambles to close the gap, or concede to the Yanks.
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New York
Yankees
Yanks
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
St. Louis
Browns
Athletics
Ehmke
Red Sox
Connie Mack
Michigan 16 Big Leader in Athletics as Bowl Plans Rise
New Michigan Bowl project moves forward under University of Michigan Board of Control of Athletics approval. Wolverines currently lead in football and track with strong showings in baseball and basketball, while the basketball title remains contested. The arena, seating about seventy thousand, will be built near the current field along the main street side and open in 1927.
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New York
Board of Control of Athletics
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Michigan
Grouri
Night in McKeesport Ends in Exhaustion After Long Walk
A narrative recalls a night in McKeesport with a man whose feet were painfully burned by nonstop pavement pounding yet remained in good physical shape. The text notes the saxophone was invented in 1840 by Adolphe Sax.
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McKeesport
Adolphe Sax
Matches scheduled in Athens Country Club tournament
Unplayed fixtures due before June 21 list players pairings such as Swanson with Biddle, Finsterwald with Parks, Preston with Beckley, Peden with Woodworth, Mingman with Frame, Whipple with Clark, Stickney with Covert, Hutchinson with Lee, Evans with Singley, Morgan with Sisler, Craig with Bean, Forsythe with McKay, Wholey with Dew, Wooley with Cable, Meee with Beasley, Townsend with Slingluff, Gill with Boyer, Mackinnon with Laughlin, Jones with Demers, Clark with Link, Horn with Bain, Bibbee with Stutz, Gallagher with Cornwell, Gross with Stewart, Hess with Zenner, Gross with Patterson, Walsh with Cornwell, Miller with Haney, Smith with Goldsberry, Krizer with Frebault, Thomas with Porter, Golden with Pierce, Sprague with Brown, Woodworth with Dilley, Moler with Copeland, Sands with Twiss, Carpenter with Bailey, Baker with White, Coe with Hopkins, Mills with Hopkins, Ohm with Reed, Shaw with Scott, Stack with Vercoe, Woodworth with Sams, Addicott with Allen, Barron with Bennett, Coe with Collins, Cone with Colley, Dowler with Daugherty, Fenzel with Haffey, Hughes with Rowland.
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J. B. Swanson
D. H. Biddle
Fr. W. Bush
R. W. Finsterwald
Finsterwald
George C. Parks
John Preston
Earl Beckley
Don Peden
Charles Woodworth
P. Mingman
A. R. Frame
George Whipple
G. C. Clark
Carl Stickney
B. M. Covert
F. M. Hutchinson
W. W. Lee
Lute Evans
H. 8. Singley
William Morgan
J. J. Sisler
T. W. Craig
L. G. Bean
DPD
George McLaughlin
I. Jones
R. J. Demers
T. Clark
H. W. Link
C. H. Horn
Jim Bain
E. C. Bibbee
FE. R. Stutz
R. H. Gallagher
C. A. Cornwell
FE. R. Gross
Varl Stewart
R. Hess
H. Zenner
F. R. Gross
J. Patterson
Charles Walsh
M. J. Twiss
W. A. Carpenter
J. FE. Bailey
H. Baker
G. White
H. Coe
R. Hopkins
William Mills
George Hopkins
E. K. Ohm
F. W. Reed
T. M. Shaw
Field Scott
Charles Stack
H. G. Vercoe
E. Woodworth
PD. Sams
L. J. Addicott
Scott Allen
Mrs Melvin Jones Wins Western Medal Play Title
Mrs. Melvin Jones finished four strokes ahead of 17 year old Virginia Van Wie to claim her third Western medal play championship at Midlothian Country Club. Jones posted 344 over 72 holes to Van Wie 348, after a 54 hole tie forced an 18 hole playoff.
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Chicago
Melvin Jones
Virginia van Wie
Midlothian
Jones
van Wie
Beverly Club
Olympia Fields Club
Exmoor
Frederick C. Ketts, Jr
Mre Jone
Giants Triumph As Lindstrom Homers For Six to Five Win
Freddy Lindstrom hit a clutch homer with two aboard to lift the Giants over the Braves 6 5 in a ten inning finish. Rheim and Keen pitched well as the Robins rallied to a 10 9 victory. Cards sweep Ray from doubleheader 4 2 and 6 2. Athletics rally for six in eighth to beat Tigers. Sherrod Smith limits Red Sox as Cleveland wins. Yanks drop first game to Chi 6 2. Ken Williams caps Browns win with a three run homer in 9 7 victory.
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Cleveland
Boston
Sherrod Smith
Zahniser
Fitzgerald
Ed Sox
Flagstead
I Rigney
Todt
Regan
Jacobson
A Fitzgerald
Haney
Gaston
Zabhniser
Welzer
Summa
Tae
J Sewell
Seen Burns
Hyatt
Jamieson
Tee
Lutzke
Yahniser
Sewell
Spurgeon
Fiies
Lavs
Jins
Igan
Rigney
Tose
Balla
Nir Zavynist
Smith U
Yootordeg
Freddy Lindstrom
Giants
New York
Prooklvn
Chicago
Robins
Rhem
Keen
Athletics
Tigers
Jhat
Wells
Red Sox
Yanks
Ted Blankenship
Chicarco
Ken Williams
Browns
Wington
Latzo to defend welterweight title at Madison Square Garden
Pete Latzo plans a title defense against the Walker Dundee winner at Madison Square Garden next Thursday night. In other results, Chilean lightweight Stanislaus Loayza defeated Jack Bernstein in ten rounds, Lew ialuse beat Joey Silvers, and Mrs. Melvin Jones of Chicago won the Women’s Western Golf Association medal play championship after beating Virginia Vance in an 18 hole playoff.
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New York
Pete Latzo
Mickey Walker
Joe Dundee
Madison Square Garden
Niew YoOtik
Stanislaus Loayza
Jack Bernstein
Lewialuse
Salt Lake
Joey Silvers
Harlem
Melvin Jones
Chicago
Mrs. Jones
Virginia Vance
Jlenna Collette
Florda
Vienna women enter business world with earning roles
Vienna residents show social change as over half of women aged 18 to 45 pursue independent livelihoods. The piece notes their shift from traditional beauty and charm to active participation in business and industry, aiding or supporting families.
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Vienna
Baseball Scores and Weather From Major Leagues
In American Association play Kansas City defeated Columbus 7 to 4 and Milwaukee beat Toledo 9 to 5 while Louisville topped Minneapolis 5 to 4 and Indianapolis edged St. Paul 4 to 3. National League results include New York 6 Pittsburgh 4 in 15 innings and Brooklyn 10 Chicago 9 in 10 innings with St. Louis 4 Boston 2 and later St. Louis 6 Boston 2. Rain affected Philadelphia as Cleveland 3 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 12 Detroit 9 had leads, while Chicago 6 New York 2 and St. Louis 9 Washington 7 competed later.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Louisville & Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baseball matchups across cities listed
The schedule lists nine pairings: Columbus at Minneapolis, Toledo at St Paul, Indianapolis at Kansas City, Louisville at Milwaukee, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at Boston, and in the American League Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Chicago, and Washington at St Louis.
Hagen and Mitchell Open 72 Hole Match at Wentworth
Walter Hagen and Abe Mitchell begin the first half of a 72 hole match for a $2500 purse at Wentworth and St George's Hill with Mitchell three up after 18 holes.
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Virginia Water
England
U.P
Walter Hagen
Abe Mitchell
Wentworth
St. George's Hill
Mitchell
Georges Carpentier’s Title Hopes Stalled by Loss to Loughran
In Philadelphia on June 18 Georges Carpentier was outpointed by Tommy Loughran in a ten round bout. Loughran’s sharp punching earned him the decision as Carpentier was knocked to his knees in the seventh round and both fighters ended tired and cautious.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Georges Carpentier
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Carpentier
Tennis Play Speng Today in Great Britain America Matches
Lawn tennis team matches open in Devonshire Park Eastbourne with two matches today and three tomorrow. Parings include H W Austin versus Vincent Richards Co G N Turnbull against Howard Kinsey. Tomorrow features Austin against Turnbull Richards and Crole-Reed against Kingsley with Richards Kinsey.
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London
Great Britain
America
Devonshire Apark Eastbourne
H. W. Austin
Vincent Richards
Kinsey
Austin
Turnbull
Richards
G. R. O. Crole-Reed
C. H. Kingsley
Bobby Jones Tops Open Qualifying At Sunningdale
Bobby Jones, American amateur champion, posted a 124 for 36 holes of Open Championship qualifying at Sunningdale and St Anne’s in England. He led 14 fellow Americans through the rounds with only two casualties in the baptismal tests.
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Sunningdale
England
Bobby Jones
St. Anne’s
Jones
Sunningdate
Catholic Daughters of America Hold In Chicago Convention
A convention in Chicago drew 64 000 attendees though largely unremarked with a banquet planned for 13 000 guests. The event marked a major gathering for the Catholic Daughters of America.
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Chicago
the Catholic Daughters of America
Olympic games linked to ancient Grecian Zeus festival
The text states that the Olympic games originated as part of the old Grecian festival honoring Zeus. It notes a historical connection between athletics and religious rites in ancient Greece.
Glouster Wing First League Tilt Exceeds Rain Stoppage
Glouster American Legion club, new Eastern Ohio league member, beat Newark Pure Oils 8 to 5 in an exhibition here. Rain halted play in the seventh after Glouster led 8 5 with a man on second and no outs. Smith starred in defense with several key catches as Glouster advances to its first league game next Sunday at Twin Cities.
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Glouster American Legion Club
Newsark Pure Oils
Glouster
Smith
Schweitzer
Stiffs
France
Hanna
W. Stiff
Schwietser
Newark
Earich
Rasp
Molnar
Wilhers
Twin Cities
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