Crackers Idle Sunday Open Series with Little Rock
Little Rock and Atlanta crack the series opener Sunday afternoon at Ponce de Leon. The Kid and pitchers Markle Bedgood vie to slow Little Rock as both teams chase the lead. Mobile Nashville results noted and Chattanooga hosts a doubleheader recap.
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Browns edge or lose? In tenth inning pass ball keys win
In a tense ten inning duel at Washington the Browns rely on a passed ball by Charrity to let Williams score for St Louis, giving the visitors a 1-0 victory. The same day Cleveland beat Detroit 8 to 7 as Coveleskie faltered and Sutherland Oldham drew walks to spark four runs in the seventh. Chattanooga visits Birmingham on an off day.
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New York Yankees Fall To Chicago In Western Series
New York loses to Chicago 4 to 4 ending a rare western series setback for the Yankees. Kerr leads Chicago with three RBIs and four hits, while Roth and Pipp pace New York with multiple baselines hit in the clash.
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Amateurs in Little Row Protest Over Walkoff Game
Swift team protested after Boulevard Trouble Station walked off the field following eight innings in a 6 to 4 defeat. A later ninth inning was played by Swift, while Trouble Station directors reportedly refused to continue. Atlanta athletic director Jack Wilson attended and said the issue would be reviewed at a league meeting. Swift moves into a tie for first in the Parks Chambers Hardwick League.
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Trouble Station
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Paris Grand National Winner Rol Belge Defies Odds
Rol Belge, a 40 to 1 shot, won the French Grand National steeplechase over 4 miles 100 yards in Paris. Master Bob finished second and Heros XII, the favorite, was third after a blocked ride. Ockey Parliement was suspended for the remainder of 1921 for his handling of the favorite. The crowd grew hostile after the race.
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Associated Press
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Master Bob
Heros XII
Civen
Ockey Parliement
Parfrement
Parfre Ment
Heros Xil
President Millerand
Madame Millerand
Georges Carpentier and wife optimistic on world title fight
Madame Carpentier speaks to an American woman correspondent from Paris describing Georges Carpentier’s preparation and family life. She expresses pride and confidence in his abilities, hopes for a post victory trip to America, and emphasizes devotion to family amid the boxing spotlight.
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Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Madame Carpentier
Georges Pee
Jetter
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Georges
Georggs
America
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Carpentier Dempsey Fight Prep Lapses Highlighted
New York report notes Georges Carpentier’s training as erratic with a fast but often unpolished style. Jack Dempsey’s camp shows sporadic practice and rough, solo sparring planning. Both boxers prepare for a heavyweight title clash amid hotel crowds and police presence.
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Tux Rickard
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Fairly Acres
Jersey
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Francois Descamps
Jack Kearns
Carpentier
Joe Jeanette
Sam McVey
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Paul Journee
Joe Gans
Henri Mireat
Marcel Dendis
Sorree
Levinsky
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Tilden Called Upon to Defend Wimbledon Title
Bill Tilden, 11, of Philadelphia, opens his defense of the Wimbledon championship in London amid record demand for seats. The American faces stiff fields as Davis Cup prep and international stars gather, with Anglophone and non-English entrants shaping a year of intense competition.
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St. Cloud
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Americans Invade St Andrews In British Open push
A large American contingent of pros and amateurs travels to St Andrews to contest the British Open. Notable players include Walter Hagen Fred McLeod Jock Hutchison James Barnes and Wilfred Reid. The event starts with two qualifying rounds and runs through June 22 with four 18 hole rounds totaling 727 strokes.
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Indians Manager Speaker Releases Three Players
Cleveland June 19. Manager Tris Speaker announces the release of pitcher Ted Odenwald and catcher Art Wilson to the Columbia American Association team and outfielder Ernest Jeanes to New Haven of the Eastern League. Luke Sewell, 2 catcher, returns to Cleveland after being sent to Columbus when Wilson joined the club weeks ago.
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Art Wilson
Columbia American Association
Ernest Jeanes
New Haven
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National League Cards Break Streak With Ninth Inning Rally
In Pittsburgh on July 19 the St Louis Cardinals, led by Hornsby and McHenry, scored three runs in the ninth to defeat Boston 5 to 4 and snap a five game losing streak. Off day in Brooklyn and Pittsburg with no play.
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Athletic girls lose to strong Colt nine in Cartersville
In Cartersville Georgia on June 19 special report the American Athletic girls were defeated 5 to 3 by the Cartersville Colts. Miss Cunningham pitched well and Miss Nation corralled solid fielding for the girls while Bradley homered with the bases loaded and Huff starred on the mound for Cartersville. Batteries American Athletic Girls Cunningham Riley Hamer Cartersville Huff Bishop
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Dempsey in Superb Condition Says Edgren Is Very Fast
Atlantic City reports Jack Dempsey showing peak form in a Friday sparring session against Batung Ghee in twelve ounce gloves. Dempsey demonstrated tighter defense and sharper countering, improving speed and conditioning over the past two weeks, while expressing concern over referee selection for the upcoming title bout with Carpentier.
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Hilton Picks Long Jim Barnes To Win British Open
Leonard Haas wins Ingleside Golf Club title after a hard fought 37th green finale against Jerry Gunst. Gunst reached the final by beating Hubert Schwab while Haas advanced via a narrow victory over A. E. Meyer as a large crowd watched at Ingleside.
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Long Jim’ Barnes
Leonard Haas
Ingleside Golf Club
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Fed Indians Defeat Elk Quick Steps in Close Battle
The Federal Indians, a strong colored team of the Federal prison, defeated the Elk Quick-Steps, a colored semi-professional outfit, 6 to 5 on the prison diamond. Quick-Steps led 2-0 in the first inning but could not hold the lead. The club plans to travel to Buford for a two-game series starting this afternoon.
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Elk Quick- Steps
Buford
Georgia
Court’s crowded scene mocks alimony and bluffs in vows
In a satirical piece the Othels of Man report crowded courts over alimony. A minister eyes the bridegroom and quips about swearing to bluff and bulldoze until debts are settled, reflecting costly marriages and social satire.
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