Indians and Red Sox split as Boston tops Cleveland
Boston beat Cleveland 8 to 4 to even the series. Umpire Owens could not officiate and Bent Bierhalter and Carney filled in on the bases. Coveleskie relieved for Cleveland and took the loss as Boston tallied nine hits off Cleveland pitching.
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Cleveland
Boston
Owens
Bierhalter
Carney
Veach
Boone
Todt
Clarke
Lee
McNulty
Coveleskis
J. Sewell
Jamieson
Sacrifices
Ferguon
Coveleskie
Roy
Ferguson
Iitcher
Myatt
Holmes
Barney and
Bluefield Boy Wins Emory Oratory Contest
Claude W. Nach of Bluefield Virginia son of E B Nach and a student at Emory and Henry College won the Robinson oratorical contest at Emory and Henry College Emory Virginia. The final was close with Nach delivering The Southern Engineer of Yesterday and Today and winning unanimously. He is a K A debater and previously won the Alltopest debaters medal in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude W. Nach
EB. T. Nach
Bluefield
Mory and Henry College
Emory and Henry College
Emory
Theentleman
Udges
Nach
K. A
Asa
Milwaukee and Columbus battle in tight baseball score
American Association scores show Milwaukee 4 Columbus 3. Kansas City 1 Toledo 0. St Paul 3 Indianapolis and Minneapolis 3. Louisville 4. Ten run innings noted in the summary of late ball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis & Minneapolis
Louisville
Baseball Scores From Southern League Slate
Standings show Chattanooga at Atlanta 4 to 9, Memphis 2 to New Orleans 4, Nashville 4 to Birmingham 6, Little Rock 5 to Mobile 1. The brief results list teams and final scores from recent games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Houdini of baseball Fohl reshapes Red Sox for early lead
Billy Evans praises Jimmy Fohl for quick rebuilding of the Boston Red Sox, calling him the Houdini of baseball. The article notes Fohl reshuffles infield options, strengthens pitching decisions, and cites his courage and timing as key to early success despite limited personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fohl
Boston Red Sox
Houdini
Beeeball
Red Sox
Ike Boone
Sendy
John Collins
Boone
John Colling
Boston
Rega
Lowden Again Refuses Republican Vice Presidential Nomination
Frank C. Lowden announced at his Oregon home that he would refuse the Republican nomination for vice president. He cited sticking to past statements and his public pledge not to seek or accept the office. He thanked the convention but insisted he cannot accept a place on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Mr. Lowden
Minnesota
Iowa
Chicago
Pullman
Illinois
George M. Pullman
Oregon
Frank C. Lowden
Cleveland
Coolidge
Associated Press
Mondell
National League Scores Report
Baseball scores from today show Philadelphia 3 Chicago 5, Boston 4 Cleveland 3, New York 10 Detroit 4. The three games feature the Phillies, Cubs, Red Sox, Indians, Giants, and Tigers in a busy day of league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
L Pet
Poston
St. Louis
Washington
Final Tryouts Launch for 1924 Olympic Teams
New York June 12 America's final drive for the 1924 Olympic teams begins with final tryouts for track and field and rowing. Harvard Stadium Cambridge hosts track trials with over four hundred contenders for about a hundred spots. Rowing trials on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia focus on Yale's varsity crew as it seeks selection after two season bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
France
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Yale
Tilden Named to Committee on Reconsidering Amateur Rule
William Tilden II of Philadelphia, national champion and central figure in the player-winter controversy, was named to the USTA special committee to reconsider the amateur rule interpretation. He was chosen by George W. Wightman as one of two representatives opposing the current interpretations. S. Wallis Erichen of New York, a magazine editor and supporter of the champion, is the other member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William T. Tilden, II
Philadelphia
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Eerwitter
Iiden
George W. Wightman
Boston
S. Walliserichen
Giants Narrow Lead Maintained by New York Victory
The New York club defeated Boston 9 to 4 to move within half a game of the Giants in a June 12 game. Players McNamara Lucas Aldridge Keen and Woodson contributed, with Aldridge and others delivering key hits as Chicago’s lineup struggled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Boston
New York
Boston Today
Galahads defeat Covenanters in muddy league clash
The Galahads of the Episcopal Church beat the Covenanters of the First Presbyterian Church 6 to 2 yesterday afternoon. Snecker pitched well despite costly errors and heavy field mud. Galahads led 2 0 and 4 1 after five innings, with Johnston Cash Hicks Ward Francy Zimmerman Lawrence Alexander Wecker driving runs. Covenanters' offense struggled against Long and a strong Galahad defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galahad Boys
Episcopal Church
Covenanters
First Presbyterian Chy
Snecker
Galahads
Lahads
Johnston
Cash
Hicks
Ward
Francy v
Zimmermans
Lawrence Rf
Alexander Lf
Wecker P. Covenantse
Sameth
Goody Rooitzlib
McNeerss
H. Fulford
Harry Greb Set Against Young Stribling in July Fight
Harbor Mich June 12 Jere Fitzimmons promoter of the Gibbons Carpentier bout at Michigan City Ind Memorial Day announced he signed Harry Greb middleweight champion and Young Stribling for a ten round match at Michigan City on July 4 in a bold summer showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Harbor
Mich
Jere Fitzimmons
Gibbons Carpentier
Michigan City
Ind
Harry Greb
Young Stribling
Business College Boys Beat Baptist Ball Team
The Summit City Business College defeated College Avenue Baptist Church 8 to 8 at the Fair Grounds. Warden pitched for the professionals, striking out eighteen. Peterman led with four hits, Fulton had the heavy bat for the team. Score: H. B. E.
Greb Outpoints Burke In Cleveland Bout
Middleweight champion Harry Greb defeats Marty Burke in a ten round fight in Cleveland. Greb topped Burke on points to retain the title in an event held June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greb
Burke Cleveland
Harry Greb
Marty Burke
Cleveland
Dawes Nominated on Third Ballot in 1930 Nomination Votes
Report of the third ballot in the nomination process shows Dawes leading with 682 1-2 votes across states and candidates Hoover 243 1-2, Norris 29, Kenyon 75, Watson 6, Wrigley 4, Sanders 1, Dupont 1, absent 21. total 1109, with 666 needed for a choice. The roll totals list state by state results for Dawes and rivals.
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Delaware
Wepent
Florida
Hoover
Georgia
Dawes
Watson
Idaho
Illinois
Wes
Representative Ders
Indiana
Wigtey
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Ben
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
Kenyon
New Jersey
Ewes
New Mexico
New York
Sanders
North Carolina
North Dakota
Norris
Dupont
Ohio
Oklahoma
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Wrigley
Dupont Rt
Dix
Mixed Sports Quips and Quirks From A Distant Page
A collage of sports witticisms and opinions notes Sarazen’s marriage, Bard quotes on missed puts, California quirks, wrestling wish lists, Valentino tennis, Cyril Walker air mastery, Dan O’Leary’s walking wins, Enny Leonard’s theater praise, Robinson Crusoe’s curiosity, and Babe Ruth’s pace with the season.
Bluefield-Graham Triumphs In First Of Series
Pulaski, Va June 12 special Bluefield-Graham beat Pulaski 6 to 2 in the opener after Price left in the fifth Ayers worked eight innings allowing two hits and seven strikeouts Parker and Clarke homered and Clarke added a double and single Smith held the tying runners at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Price
Ayers
Bluefield
Graham
Parker
Clarke
Smith
Blue-Grays
Snead
Phillips
Oweesue
Aeenne Ross
Wwe
Eewnne Smiley
Mnensee Parker
Leavel
Honeycutt
C. A.B. Dreyfus
Rf-Lb
Burton
Massman
Hall
Halloway
Humphrey
Davidson
Creger
Clarks
Price Il
Mitchel Price
Schreck
Defense Strategy in Morality Trial Debated
Chicago June 12 preliminary court proceedings addressed the defense strategy for a morality case. Prosecutors and defense counsel clashed over emphasis on moral insanity defenses and evidentiary standards in the unfolding proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Defendants Seek Moral Insanity Defense in Franks Case
Attorneys for Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb plan to have both boys examined by Dr Carl M Bowman to build a moral insanity defense. The state is gathering evidence to counter this approach with the aim of confining the youths in a corrective state institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Lkewise
Carl M. Bowman
Boston
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Tilden
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Alabama
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Gene Sarazen
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Cyril Walker
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Enny Leonard
Robinson Crusoe
Babe Ruth
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Philadelphia Elnee
Bill Hart
William Hart
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