Steal of Home by McNulty Decides Cleveland Win
Cleveland defeats Boston 3 to 2 in 11 innings as outfielder McNulty steals home with two outs. Boone Shanks and Fuzzell fueled a ninth inning rally with consecutive singles to force extra innings. Coveleskie earned the win, Murray the loser, in a 1:55 game.
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Lee
Flagstead
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Fewster
Ezzell
Burns
Wamby
Tmces
Murray
Smith
Coveleskie
Piercy
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Hilde
Holmes
Bartley Madden Criticized For Stopping Wills In Fifteen Rounds
Columns claim Bartley Madden hindered Harry Wills by outlasting him for fifteen rounds. Critics say Wills dodged a brutal, flashy assault from Dempsey and question motives behind the crowd’s reactions. Readers speculate on public scrutiny and boxing politics while noting mixed support for Wills and dismissal of earlier criticism.
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Bartley Madden
Harry Wills
Wills
Dempsey
Kelly Accounts for Giants Runs in 6–8 Victory Over Reds
George Kelly blasted three home runs and a single to account for all Giants runs in New York's 8 to 6 win over Cincinnati, tying the modern league RBIs record. The win put the Giants in a first place tie with the Chicago club as Burns and Meusel were benched for Walker and Wilson. Seven pitchers used.
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New York
George Kelly
Cincinnati
Giants
Chicago
Burns
Meusel
Rome
Walker
Wilson
Walker's slow grind reshapes golf play in Billy Evans tale
In Brooklyn reporting from June 14, Cyril Walker is praised as a patient strategist in golf who slows pace to win, a style contrasted with jests about Hutchison and a sleeved sweater. The piece notes Walker’s consistent presence in major events and includes a baseball scoreline where the Dodgers beat St Louis 5 to 2 with Wheat and Fournier homering.
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Olf
Cyril Walker
Bobby Jones
Walker
Itchison
Jock
Hutchison
Hutchinson
Josh
Partner
Hutch
Wenzler Captures Southern Amateur Golf Title
Henry Robert Wenzler known as Jack Wenzler, a 21 year old from Memphis, wins the Southern Amateur Championship in Louisville finishing three up and two to play over Nelson Giddens in the 36 hole final. Wenzler defeats Perry Adair and Frank Dyer en route to the title.
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Louisville
Henry Robert Wenzler
Dixie
Jack Wenzler
Memphis
Tenn
Nelson Giddens
Perry Adair
Frank Dyer
New Jersey
Memphis Dominates Mobile in Second Game
In the Southern Association action, Memphis defeated Mobile 2 to 1 in the second game. Other results include Little Rock 6, New Orleans 7. Nashville 9, Birmingham 2. Chattanooga 11, Atlanta 2.
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Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Dartmouth Defeats Princeton 7–1 in College Baseball
Dartmouth topped Princeton 7 to 1 in a Pennsylvania college baseball contest. Yale schedule notes show no score from this game.
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Dartmouth
Princeton
Yale
Baseball Scores From Midwest Association Standings
Milwaukee 11 Columbus 6 Kansas City 11 Toledo 6 St. Paul 3 Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 9 Louisville 6.
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Columbus
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Toledo
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Plans for Successful Chautauqua in Bluefield
Judson Siddall, Redpath Chautauqua advance man, met guarantors in Bluefield to organize the 1924 Chautauqua. About 100 guarantors formed twenty teams, each captain to distribute tickets to sale. The event is planned for the week of July 7 to 13 with tent to be placed in south Bluefield.
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Redpath
Bluefield
T. O'J. Wilson
C. EB. Ridley
R. I. Develin
South Bluefield
Negotiations Resume for Wills Firpo World Title Clash
In Buenos Aires on June 14 negotiations for a match between Harry Wills and Luis Firpo were resumed. Luis Firpo and Juan Homes, agent for Tex Rickard, discussed a new offer basis. Rickard reportedly reduced the original $25,000 sum due to Wills failing to KO Bartley Madden in New York this week.
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Buenos Aires
Harry Wills
Luis Firpo
Juan Homes
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Wills
Bartley Madden
New York
Actuary Sets New Track Record in Latonia Handicap
Latonia Kentucky June 14 an actuary established a new track record for the mile and sixteenth with a winning margin of three lengths in the Enquirer handicap. Eleven horses started the race with a purse of 6340 dollars net to the winner.
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Latonia
Alice Blue Gown
Audiacious
World record falls at Harvard track trials
Harvard Stadium Cambridge Mass June 14 One world record and several Olympic marks fell as Jackson Scholz starred with a 209-10 semi final time in the 200 metres and won the final in 21 seconds Bowman won the 100 metres while Paddock limped to sixth in the 200 metres Johnson and Taylor equalled world marks in the 110 hurdles and 400 metres respectively George Taylor won the 3 000 metres and Baker captured the 1 500 metres as Olympic committee officials prepared to select the team for France.
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Cambridge
Mass
Jackson Scholz
Chester Bowman
Syracuse
Scholz
Charley Paddock
Paddock
Tech
F. P. Johnson
Illinois
A. C
J. Coard Taylor
New York
George Taylor
Ray Baker
Kelley hits three homers for second time in a game
George Kelley of Cincinnati matched the modern RBI record by driving in six in a game and became the only major leaguer to homer three times in a single game twice. The feat adds to his season total to six homers and ties him as a rare power hitter.
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Attaboy
Ruth
Brooklyn
Vance
St. Louis
Robert Hornsby
Wheat
Fournier
Jess Haines
Dodgers
New York
George Kelley
Cincinnati
Aow
Ken Williams
Browns
Cy Williams
Phillies
W. J. Henlin
Bobby Lowe
Boston
Ed Delehanty
Philadelphia
Kelley
End of World Fears After Trolley Wire Snap
A broken trolley cable on Princeton avenue during night hours sent sparks and flames into the street as it fell before the Whitlow Home. Power company workers removed the wire quickly while traffic halted for about fifteen minutes and street cars were blocked for half an hour. The incident happened around 10 o clock. The note about adopting standard time in 1883 is mentioned.
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Princeton Power Company
Whitlow Home. Co
Power Company
Hockey Scores From Saturday Games
Rochester defeated Jersey City 4 to 0 while Syracuse fell 3 to 4 at Newark. Toronto shut out Reading 5 to 0 and later beat Reading 12 to 1. Buffalo lost to Baltimore 3 to 4 in a pair of close games.
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Jersey City
Syracuse
Newark
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Reading
Buffalo
Baltimore
Yale Wins Right to Rage on Seine
Yale's eight-oared crew won the Olympic final on the Schuylkill by a half length over Navy. Coach Ed Leader's men set a new world record with a mile and a quarter in five minutes fifty one seconds. Navy finished a length behind. Penn JV fourth and New York A. C. fifth after protest. Garrett-Gilmore won the singles sculls for Philadelphia's Bachelor Barge Club.
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Navy
Ed Leader
Navy Varsity
Bachelor Barge Club
Paul V. Costello
Penn A. C
Russell Codman
Union Boat Club of
Boston
Costello
Edward McGuire
Buffalo
City Scores and Native Disturbances Recap
Scores show Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 6 New York 8 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 5. Mention recalls last major Indian disturbances with Chippewas at Leech Lake in October 1398.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
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Chicago
Cincinnati Ee
Pocahontas shuts out Bramwell 2 to 0 in key match
Pocahontas, led by Austin Smith on the mound, defeated Bramwell 2 0 at Pocahontas in a pitchers duel. Bramwell’s Harry allowed three hits including a Snedegar homer, while Smith fanned eight and Bramwell stranded seven. Bramwell to Pocahontas Monday for rematch.
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Cence Owee
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Austin Smith
Harry
Snedegar
Mayer
Milsap
Klein
Cocaacescas Frisch
Connally
E- Kuhn
Shell
Wees Smith
AB. R. Klein
Heilman
McMillan
Hephaistos Wins ten Thousand Brooklyn Handicap
Hephaistos won the Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct in the thirty sixth running of the $10,000 race. Sansini took second with Enchantment third after Dunlin was disqualified. Zev, the favorite, finished fourth. The mile and an eighth race clocked 1 50 and the five year old colt owned by F. E. Brown led by a half length at the wire. Prince of Umbrai set a fast pace early with Zev close behind before the final stretch sweep.
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