Double Header Hurling Delights Chicago Crowd
Stars from the Chicano Guls and St Louis Cardinals delivered a superb summer doubleheader in Chicago. Sharp pitching dominated as Cubs held the Cardinals to two hits in game one and Sylvester Johnson limited Chicago to three in game two, 4 to 1. Wilson hits and shaky defense marked the day as different leagues saw mixed results, with the Yankees beating the Athletics 3 to 2 before rain halted play.
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Griswold Oakland Clash Next Sunday
Griswold and Oakland prepare for a return ball game next Sunday at Gast Kidd Park. Fred Kiisinger is slated to pitch for the Cubs, with Kindhart expected to start for Oakland. The Cubs beat Oakland 6 to 5 earlier this season in a tight opener.
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Browns and Giants Lead Across American and National Leagues
Fragmentary sports brief notes leaders and totals across the leagues. Mentions Browns, Giants, and Bottomley with scattered figures and team references including American and National League totals. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates prominent players and league leaders.
Melt and Andary Tale Seen Hidden Between Spain and Praee
Fragmentary OCR reads like a riddle about Rulez’s salary, a hidden heart between Spain and Praee. The text suggests a republic tucked away, a distant settlement or historical note. Names and dates are unclear in the crop.
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Yale Crew Beats Harvard In Frosh Regatta
Yale defeated Harvard in the freshman race of the Yale Harvard regatta on the Thames river course. Harvard led early but Yale overtook at the halfway point and built a large lead to the finish before a large crowd amid wet conditions.
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McLarnin Beats McGraw by Technical Knockout in Garden
New York June 22 Jimmy McLarnin dominated Phil McGraw with a swift technical knockout at the Garden after dropping McGraw in the first round five times. McLarnin, mixing hits and misses, finished the bout with the referee stopping action at two minutes and AR seconds as McGraw stood dazed and nearly unconscious. Sid Terris earlier fell to McLarnin in one round while Manny Dell was defeated by a longer margin.
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Local women enter Bluffs golf tourney in Council Bluffs
Three local ladies have entered the Southwestern Iowa women's golf tournament to be held in Council Bluffs next week. Defending champion Mrs A G Glapp of Harlan will compete along with her daughters Miss Margaret Clapp and Miss Jane Alice Clapp. Mrs Owen Meredith Mrs Haroli F Shranger and Mrs S J Marshall also enter. The Bluffs course opens for practice Monday with qualifying rounds starting at 3 o clock Tuesday and continuing through Saturday. The association banquet Tuesday evening will elect officers with Miss Bess Jeffrey of Creston as president. About thirty five local golfers will travel Sunday to meet Council Bluffs players in an inter city match.
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Conger Enters Iowa Olympic Trials in 800-Meter
Ray Conger National AAU 1000 yard champion arrives in Iowa City to join an elite field for the 800 meter at the Midwest sectional Olympic trials. He faces twenty-three organizations including twenty champions and eleven meet record holders in a peak midwest sprint showdown.
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Tilden Beats Coen In Queen's Club Semifinal
William Tilden defeated Wilbur Coen in straight sets to advance to the grass court championship final at Queen's Club. Francia Hunter of the United States beat Harry Hopman of Australia, and Hunter and Tilden moved toward the doubles semifinals alongside other American contenders.
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Walsh Scores Seven Rounds In Rain at Comiskey Park
By David J. Walsh NS Sports Editor Chisago June 22 They pulled one out of the hat for the boys at Comiskey Park in the rain as Walsh went seven rounds and Walker lasted only two in a striking weather affected bout.
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Sports writers split on Walker Hudkins bout in Chicago
International News Service compiles bets from nine outlets. Davis Walsh and Joe Foley favor Hudkins while Warren Brown Walter Eckersall Westbrook Pegler Clair Kelly Damon Runyon and others back Walker. Chicago Tribune and Chicago Herald Examiner lean Hudkins. New York papers also back Hudkins or Walker accordingly.
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Walker Edges Hudking In Ten Round Middleweight Bout
In a tense ten round middleweight clash Mickey Walker edged Ace Hudking for the world title in a match that drew about thirty thousand fans. Judges and some critics saw Hudking win, while others favored Walker, who controlled only two rounds and pressed for a knockout but failed to floor his opponent. The bout recalled Dempsey Tunney in its dramatic arc as Walker’s big moment barely slips away.
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Walker Fails To Clinch In Turbulent Six Rounder
The bout lingers with Walker out boxed and out hustled by a younger foe. He lands few clean punches after the fourth, while Hudking dominates the early rounds. The writer notes disputed decisions and questions judging while rain pours outside.
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Western rail engineers win six percent wage boost
Chicago June 22 Locomotive engineers on Western roads secured a 6 percent raise retroactive to May 1 1928 affecting about 22 800 workers and adding roughly 4 110 000 annually to payrolls The agreement followed arbitration talks and matches recent increases for firemen The deal was reached by William M Jeffers and A Johnston and runs until a new pact is negotiated
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