Chicago Defeats Robins to Regain National Lead
New York June 30 The Chicago Cubs defeated the Robins 5 to 1 as Wilbert Robinson celebrated his sixty sixth birthday. Charlie fanned seven and Glenn Wright was struck out three times. Other games featured the A’s beating Detroit, the Yankees beating Cleveland 7 to 6, and a doubleheader where the Giants and Senators were involved in varied results.
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BOUT BRIEFS PROMISES TRAINING FOR TITLE FIGHTS
Orangeburg N Y exers cises were in order today at Banning Mandell’s training camp as he drills for his world lightweight title bout with AJ Singur at Yankee stadium New York on July 27. Rockford boxer has defended his title since winning it in Chicago in 1926. Young Jack Thompson and Younisl Corbett III also prepared for the Fourth of July fight at Ewing field, a ten round outdoor bout not for a title. Casey Cubs Win Casey Ta June Boone Aces beaten 11 to 2 by Casey in Boone.
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Nelson and Heath Reach East Side Net Tourney Final
Nelson and Heath advance to the East Side club tennis final as Nelson defeats Fowler 1-0 in the semifinal while Heath loses 4-6 to Camblin in another close match. Winners include Rae, Weatherly, and Berry advancing in the round.
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Consis Club
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May Fowler
Sei
Ake
J. We
Arlington Park Racing Season Opens
Arlington Park opens its season at the track with a feature race won by Goetart in today’s program. Twenty five other entries, including Silverdale and My Dandy, compete as crowds around 25,000 are expected for the opening event.
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Ures Bandigip
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Antrie
Goetart
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Silverdale
Brown
Vadis
Babe Ruth Aims At Home Run Record Drive
Babe Ruth, at thirty seven, shows his best form yet as he pursues a home run record. The piece credits Ruth, Gehrig, Pennock, and Bob Shawkey while critiquing the Yankees management and praising Ruth’s impact on the club and baseball history.
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Babe Ruth
Texan defeats Henri Cochet in Wimbledon quarterfinals
Wilmer Allison of Austin, Texas, overwhelmed Henri Cochet in straight sets 6-4 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. SantiMonic of California then beat Gregory Mangin of New Jersey 6-3 1-6 6-3 6-4 to advance.
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Wilmer Allison
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Red Oak Legionnaires Rally To Beat Westboro 11-4
June 20 report from Red Oak notes a planned good ball game deteriorated in seventh and eighth innings as Atchizon County All Stars of Westboro Mo made costly errors. Red Oak Legionnaires scored four runs in each inning late, final 11 to 4. Griffith and Kneubuhl pitched for Red Oak. Enman and Nackella appeared for Westboro.
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Underwood Trails as McKain Leaves Hill Injured
Atlantic beat Underwood 9 to 3 after Harwood McKain left with an arm injury. Don King pitched well for Atlantic, limiting Underwood to six hits as the locals built a early lead but errors helped Atlantic surge back. The crowd was large enough to eclipse telescope fans as Atlantic eyes Friday’s game with Avoca and other upcoming matches in a busy schedule across town.
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Griswold Cubs blank Walnut 8 to 0 in home win
Griswold Iowa June 20 Special The Griswold Cubs defeated Walnut Independents 8 to 0 on the east side diamond. Pitcher Fred Kriainger allowed three hits and struck out eight. Leofield added 11 safeties for Griswold while Thulin collected four hits. The Cubs built a five run cushion in the fifth and added two more in the ninth for the final margin.
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Cubs to play Trede led clash on Griswold lot
Next Sunday the Cubs will host Herb Trede in a return game on the Griswold lot as part of a busy schedule.
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Anita Drops Montieth 10-4 In Hot Sunday Game
Anita Independents were defeated by Montieth nine 10 to 4 on the oral diamond Sunday afternoon. Felix Scott pitched well for Anita, fanning seven, as Montieth broke the game open in the fourth with four runs aided by three hits and two errors. Banks and Robison starred for Montieth with solid hitting and base running, while Stukr and Radblitt contributed for Anita. A large crowd witnessed the contest despite the heat.
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Swartz
Manning Noses Out Avoca In Neck and Neck Showdown
Manning beats Avoca 12 to 11 in a close game at Avoca Iowa. The Bluebirds, undefeated in five games, fell for the first time this season as Manning strengthened lineup and surged to edge in late innings. The contest stayed tight throughout with tied scores in most innings and Manning briefly leading in the ninth.
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AVOCA
Avoca Bluebirds
Bluebirds
Unflattering Appellation Etymology
Etymology notes that cynic means a dog in Greek and that the term was used to describe a street roaming dog in the East that hunted for food at night.
Noted French tennis stars Coxet and Lacoste wed in Paris
In Paris at Sainte Clotilde Church, Henri Cochet and Rene Lacoste wed before sport and social leaders. Simone Thione de Is Ghane and other guests attended as Cochet flew from Wimbledon to attend and returned afterward. The ceremony brings speculation on Lacoste’s tennis career as he indicated no definite retirement.
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Simone Thione
de Is Ghaname
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Rene Lacoste
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Helen Wills Moody
Byeainne Lenglen
Henri ‘Cochet
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Lacoste
Caereer
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