Motors Defeat Jewels 46 to 2 Last Night
Herring's Motors overwhelmed Cole's Jewels last evening with a 46 to 2 score. M. White hit a three-base and Max White followed with a home run as the Motors built a six-run lead in the first two innings and cruised. Camblin held the Jewels to two runs in the final frame, while Otto and Perryman paired for the Motors. Jake White provided early inspiration with his triple, then Max White blasted a homer.
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Dempsey and Wills Delayed for 1923 Championship
New York June 28 Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills will not meet for the heavyweight title before 1923 due to staging difficulties. Promoter Tex Rickard expects to sign articles for a 1923 bout with until June 30, 1923 to name the site. Rickard notes a potential 1922 meeting with Wittgen but cannot complete arrangements this year.
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Audubon Defeats Manning 16 to 3 in Rain Shortened Game
Audubon Iowa defeated Manning 16 to 3 in Audubon on June 28. The game ended in the fifth inning due to rain, with Manning limited to two hits while Audubon pitcher Jentsch and Hiteman were knocked out early. Panora downs Montieth 13 to 7 in Panora on June 28. Elk Horn bests Shelby 6 to 4 in Elk Horn, rain-shortened in the fifth. Panora seeks July 4 out-of-town game.
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Double Header Ball Game in Massena Twilight League
A twin bill last night in Massena saw Linn beat Cruise 4 to 3 in the opener, then Cruise defeat Berry in the second game. The Twilight League action featured tight pitching and late runs as both games stayed competitive to the final innings.
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Used box files for sale at 50 cents
Local notice from The News Telegraph offers a small stock of used box files priced at fifty cents each, inviting readers to inquire at the newspaper office.
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Team of Gentlemen Ball Players to Japan Mission
Henry L. Farrell outlines a plan to assemble a major league team from both leagues to tour Japan as ambassadors of baseball. The piece names notable players, assesses ball construction, previews boxing match talk, praises Cleveland and St. Louis owners, and discusses baseball’s appeal and finances.
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Walter Johnson
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Babe Adams
Anderson Mandell Fight Ends In Draw In Moline
Eddie Anderson and Sammy Mandell battled ten rounds at Browning's Field in Moline with Anderson pressing the action and Mandell using a sharp left jab. After a back and forth contest through nine rounds the fighters were even until Anderson claimed the tenth, resulting in a draw that surprised the crowd.
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Latonia Derby Field Grows as Morvich Injured
Cincinnati, June 28. Alfred Vogeler offers 50 000 for Thibodaux runner up to Whiskaway and Morvich. Morvich sprained leg sidelines him briefly. Whiskaway Pillory shipped east. Whitney plans with Olympus and Broomster to contest Latonia Derby while Thibuodawa John Finn Bet Music and By Gosh may enter. Deadlock out due to injuries.
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Ray Watson to Run at St Joe Athletic Meet
The Lake Conrary track and field meet on July 4 in St Joseph opens with events at 1 pm under the Chamber of Commerce athletic committee. Ray Watson of Kansas City Athletic Club will run the handicap mile scratch, with rivals ER. Ray Allen of Nebraska and Maurice Gardner of Nebraska also entered, all under 4:30. Massey, a former Kansas distance star, is invited.
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Princeton Beats Yale 11 to 5 in Westbury
Princeton's baseball team defeated Yale 11 to 5 in Westbury on Tuesday afternoon. The game featured key plays by Princeton hitters and solid pitching to secure the win for the Tigers.
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Dempsey and Carpentier Camps Clash Over Training
In a rough era update, Dempsey vowed not to leave Atlantic City camp until the night before his bout with Carpentier, while Carpentier’s side planned to depart Manhasset only hours before the fight. The Reds released Smith from Philadelphia, and the Pirates’ doubleheader push tightens the pennant race.
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Benny Leonard’s Brother Banned From Ring Events
New York boxing commission suspends Charis Leonard, Benny Leonard’s brother, as a second in fall fight. The ruling follows Benny’s foul blow incident during a Monday night bout with Jack Britton, prompting questions about ring activity and possible prearranged outcomes, though no formal conclusion was issued.
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Lewis Baseball Team Trimmed Them Up
Atlantic reports Lewis Highs showed strong play as a twilight squad from Atlantic faced the Lewis team. A new Lewis pitcher allowed only two safeties in seven innings before moving to right field, with Gibson shifting to second. The Lewis offense produced eight runs on eight hits as Charity struck out 12 in seven innings.
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Evans shoots 143 in Western golf tournament at Hillcrest
Chick Evans, holder and six time champion, led qualifying at Hillcrest Country Club in Kansas City with a 67 to post 148 after two rounds. Teammates and rivals include Tarrison Johnston 144 Fred Wright 145 Ray Ouimet 146 as nine under 150. Evans eagled the 15th hole and set new course records including a 33 on the first nine.
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Lewis Standard Reports Many Games Ahead for Lewis Baseball
The Lewis Standard notes a busy schedule with several upcoming games. July games include Lewis at Oakland, Mt. Elma at Lewis, and Elkhorn at Lewis. The page mentions dates in July and a sequence of matchups to be played at Lewis.
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