Batting Averages In Big Leagues For The Week
Associated Press reports a weekly dip in major league batting averages as warm weather and stronger pitching tighten the field. Stan Sisler leads American League batters at .419, with Ken Williams and Ed Miller among those rising or challenging. In the National League Hank Gowdy tops at .384, while Hornsby and Griffith trail. Multiple players show strong pace in homers and steals, as teams adjust to summer play.
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Ak-Sar-Ben Derby Highlighted By Crowds At Omaha Races
Crowds gathered at Ak-Sar-Ben field in Omaha for the big Ak-Sar-Ben Derby day. The meet drew strong attendance as gallopers posted notable performances and fuel supply concerns were noted during the event.
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National Meet Entries Grow for National Collegiate Track Meet
Entry blanks for the second National Collegiate track and field meet at Stagg Field Chicago on June 17 are circulating among 500 leading colleges and universities. Western Conference and Missouri Valley Conference teams have signified their intent to enter, per Major John L. Griffith of the University of Illinois. A few entries remain.
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Chicago
John L. Griffith
University of Miinois
Swifts Win Game Seven To One In City League
The Swifts defeated Her vins Motors seven to one to cap the week’s City League schedule. With six games left in the first half, the Swifts sit tied for first with the Jewels and Drugs, while the Motors hold the cellar. Otto led the Motors with a lone hit, and Hamilton’s curves helped the Swifts age past the defense in the fourth inning as they tallied seven runs. no scores in the final frame.
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Nebraska Boxer Billy Shade Triumphs in Ten Round Fight
Billy Shade, hailed as the "Wonder Man of the West," defeated Ang Schmader in a ten round bout in Omaha. Shade used a sharp left and steady right to target Schmader's midsection, delivering consistent punishment each round. Schmader pressed early but faded as Shade controlled the pace, earning a clear decision in a strong showing at 176 1/2 pounds.
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Odd Sports and Baseball Notes from Earlier Times
A jumble of 19th century sports snippets notes Yar Goaler and a mile in a furlong record from 1449, tennis results from Beckenham with Mrs Mallan Mallory and Mrs Buy sh, Ruth's 120th homer to set a major league mark, Heinie Crandall to Cincinnati Reds, Detroit baseball losses, and a Fordson Tractor price at 395 dollars.
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Boxing and sports notes from Chicago bout and college events
Frank Jummatti, known as the fighting wop, from Chicago, will meet Joe Rivers in a ten round bout here mid month. Iowa lists twenty nine varsity athletes to the university. Harold H. Bendixon of Davenport has earned his track letter from Pursue University. UC’s Walter Christie and his team train at the University of Chicago for the national meet on Stagg Field the 16th and 17th. Tex Rickard calls off Leoneard vs Britton fight set for June 23 after purse disputes for a New York venue. James C. Dunn, owner of the Cleveland Indians, dies, mourned by all. Colrado College’s Charles L. Parsons resigns as football coach. will join family business in Des Moines. Ft. Dodge sees Young O’Hara defeat Kid Houlston in an eight round bout. Cecil Onusey reportedly sold to Memphis Giants. Stetts sets Des Moines rifle shoot July 5-6 to pick Iowa civil team for Camp Perry. Young Pardelle and Young Prchn wrestle in a two-of-three finish at Manly on June 24. Molla Mallory wins English tennis title. Cary Grayson states horse price at 100000. Lester & Balding of Mason City wins Iowa Athletic Board cap at commencement.
Walnut to Play Malvern Tomorrow in Malvern
Walnut baseball team scheduled to play Malvern tomorrow in Malvern. No game on Walnut diamond tomorrow. event listed as a special activity per News-Telegraph notes.
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Local Team Cops Tourney Scoreline
Local Team wins tournament game with scores showing 22 10 20 across quarters. Opponent details are unclear but the local squad secures the victory, advancing in the event.
Ball Season Opens At Audubon With Guthrie Center
Audubon fans prepare for the opening ball game next Sunday against Guthrie Center. Nearly all returning players are listed with Rubo Merté as captain and Alva Johnson as manager. the club operates without external sponsorship, run entirely by association officers.
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Osceola to Meet Corning in Sunday Baseball Clash
Osceola faces Corning in a Sunday baseball showdown with Daniels and Lacy slated for Corning and Tyree and Casey for Osceola. The game is billed as one of the season’s best matchups.
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Thia. Sonsgni
Wilken Monument Works Ad Promises No Mistakes
An ad urges readers to place orders with Wilken Monument Works, claiming reliable workmanship and careful service with emphasis on avoiding errors in memorials and related stone work.
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