Studebakers Face Hewitt Boden In Twilight League Opener
The Studebakers and Hewitt Boden meet at the city playgrounds at 6 pm in the first game of the second re round. Caliber looks up as Willard Darnell is expected to pitch for the floormakers with Skipper Bill Hughes likely to use Chambers. Butch Gray mans third base and Irish Krieger moves to first.
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Giants Defeat Luque Cincinnati on June 21
New York won 4 3 at Cincinnati aided by a belated eighth inning rally that produced two runs. Scott shutout Luque through seven frames before the late scoring spree as Southworth and others connected for key hits. Luque’s nine inning line shows a rough eighth and ninth inning collapse for the visitors.
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Braves Add Right Handed Pitcher From Davenport Trade
A right handed pitcher purchased by the Braves in 1915 from Davenport through the Three Eye league. He posted a no hit no run game against the Phillies on May 7, 1922 and had two world series appearances with two wins and one loss. In 1919 he won 25 games and lost nine.
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Falls One Thousand Feet by George Britt
ITCHEL FIELD L I Corporal Arthur Berge and Staff Sergeant Randle Bone parachute a thousand feet for an Army experiment. They describe the fall as seven seconds of free fall before ripcord, noting the danger and the nerve required to jump. Berge recalls the hard moment before the jump and the ease after being clear.
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Infield Fly Rule Purpose and Runner Obligations
The infield fly rule prevents double plays by trapping or dropping a fly with runners on first and second or bases loaded and fewer than two outs. Runners must hold to avoid forced double plays. once declared, the batter is out and runners may advance at their risk. The rule protects baserunners in the specified situations.
Herbert Pennock A Yankees Left Handed Pitcher Star
Herbert J Pennock of the New York Yankees, born February 19 1894 in Kennett Square Pennsylvania, joined the majors in 1912 and split time with Buffalo in 1916. He was sold to Boston in 1915 and traded back to the Yankees in 1922 for Norman McMillan Camp Skinner and cash. In 1923 he won 19 games while losing six, led the league with a .760 percentage for decisions, appeared in two World Series winning two starts and losing none, and fielded 1 000 chances with only one error in the past two seasons.
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Sam Langford BKing Out Life in Chicago
Sam Langford, once a boxing champion, now lives in the Loop near Chicago as a shadow of his former self. He laments poverty, eyes lost to fighting, and says he’d sell his memoirs for money after years of fame. He recalls wine, women, and a public past, hoping for an encore in coin.
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Britton O'Dowd bout postponed in Columbus
Indefinite postponement announced for the Britton O Dowd fight in Columbus. Billy Britton is reported to be suffering illness, leading to the delay of the scheduled bout tonight.
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Yesterday's results from American Association and leagues
Summary of yesterday's baseball results includes Columbus 9 over St. Paul and Toledo 5, XII Monaseelis 2. Louisville split wins with Milwaukee 9 and 10 to 9, Imeranepolis defeated Kansas City 6 to 2, and Kansas City beat Indianapolis 3 to 2. National League games saw New York 4 over Cincinnati 3 and Chicago 3 tied with Philadelphia 7 to master mix. American League results list Chicago 9 over New York 2, Cleveland 7 over Washington, with no further games scheduled.
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Sports matchups listed for today
Minneapolis at Columbus. St. Paul at Toledo. Kansas City at Louisville Milwaukee at Indianapolis. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
Boxer Suffers Poisoning After Fight Knockout in Troy
A boxing match in Troy, New York left the winner Rockie Smith uninjured while his opponent endured poisoning after a fight last week. The bout ended with Smith securing victory, but the other fighter faced medical concerns attributed to the knockouts during the match.
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Indian Fashion of Fish Preservation Described for Winter
Norris Ackerman explains traditional coastal fishing and home curing. He outlines cleaning, brining, drying, and salting mackerel codfish and herring to store for winter, noting methods to prevent brine and how to rehydrate for a fresh eating breakfast.
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Glouster Defeats Marietta Seven to Nil in Strong Pitching
Glouster beat Marietta 7 to 0 behind Big Sam who allowed five hits and shut down the visitors inning by inning. Key plays came with H Earich, White, Corbin drives in the third and a three run seventh. Rasp's right field throw in the ninth preserved the shutout as Glouster’s streak reached seven wins in eight. Portsmouth All-Professionals visit next Sunday.
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Baseball Leaders and Totals for 1925 League Stat Notes
The summary lists individual leaders by team with totals across leagues. Notable names include Hornsby Cardinals 17, Meusel Yankees 16, Hartnett Cubs 16, Williams Browns 15, Simmons Athletics 11, Cobb Tigers 10, Kelly Giants 9, Bottomley Cardinals 9, and Brooks Cubs 9, among others.
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Hennessey Opens Center Court At Wimbledon
John Hennessey of Indianapolis opened play on center court in the All England tennis championships amid cold damp weather. He faced Candienersen of Holland while Ray Casey of San Francisco and C Bryan of England were set to follow. Other Americans in the field included Cc. S. Garland of Pittsburgh and Axel B. Gravem of California.
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Axel B. Gravem
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