Yanks Win After Dropping Eight
New York defeats Cleveland 6 to 5 after a rough stretch, with Bush the winning pitcher and Uhle taking the loss. Umpires Dineen and Nallin escorted from the field after wrangling as Morton's support faltered and Cleveland left runners on base.
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New York
Kile
Morton
Dineen
Nallin
O'Neill
Aes New York
Bush
Meuse
Pipp
Hofmann
Jamieson
Speaker
Sevell
Ward
Bagby
Uhle
Meusel
Scott
Unle
AE Witt
McNally
Beianer
A Ward
Eocesens
Wambsganss
Tardner
Occ
J Sewell
McInnis
Graney
Ome
Sts L. Sewell
P Morton
Evans Bagby
P Osee
Nunmaker
Faber Cubs Fall in Thirteenth as Washington Wins 9 to 6
Washington downs Chicago 9 to 6 after a three run thirteenth inning rally sparked by Sam Rice who doubled after a single. Rice had hits in five straight at bats and the game featured multiple extra base hits, Stolen bases, and a pitching change sequence.
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Chicago
Urban Faber
Sam Rice
Washington
Rice
Newes
Leverette
Ash
Gharpity
Judge
Sheetye
Brower
Hooper
Montis
Harris
Shanks
Hodge
Charrity
Peckinpaugh
Zachary
Faber
Evans
Owens
Walsh
Detroit Tigers Beat Boston in High-Scoring Tilt
Detroit defeated Boston 9 to 8 to extend its winning streak to eight. Burns hit two homers and Culshaw also went deep as Detroit’s attack backed Davis. Boston led early then fell behind. Ferguson, Russell, Karr, Ruel, Dauss and Bassler pitched. In boxing news, Tommy McGinty signed to face Johnny Dundee in a 15 round featherweight title bout at Ebbettsfield on August 17.
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Detroit
Boston
Tigers
Davis
Burns
Culshaw
Ferguson
Russell
Karr
Ruel
Dauss
Bassler
Dundee Cleveland
Tommy McGinty
Danny Frash
John F. Carney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Johnny Dundee
Ebbettsfield
American League Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday in the American League the Phillies lost to the Cardinals 3 to 7. The Yankees edged the Indians 6 to 5. The Red Sox beat the Tigers 8 to 9? Actually Detroit 9. Washington 9, Chicago 6.
Babe Ruth in bitter clash with umpire at Cleveland
Babe Ruth threatened umpire Bill Dineen after an angry exchange at the Cleveland dugout following practice. Ruth cursed Dineen and challenged him, prompting team officials to intervene and avert a physical confrontation before New York’s game with Cleveland. The incident surfaced amid Johnson’s suspension ruling for Ruth.
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Cleveland
Ruth
Dineen
Speaker
Steve O'Neill
McInnis
Yankees New Park To Cost Millions
New York reports the Yankees begin construction on a new stadium costing about 3 million dollars. The enclosure will seat 37 000 in a triple deck grandstand with room for 70 000 total, aiming to be the world’s largest ball park and a tribute to baseball’s growing popularity. The project is led by Jacob Ruppert and T L Huston, who note rising attendance and long Polo Grounds crowds. Babe Ruth’s fame helped draw fans, but many have become devoted baseball supporters.
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New York
Union Grounds
Brooklyn
Yankees
Colmera
Jacob Ruppert
T. L. Huson
Colonel Ruppert
Colonel Huston
Polo Grounds
Babe Ruth
Coronels
University of Chicago Wins Western Conference Golf Title
The University of Chicago wins the Western Conference golf championship at Midlothian Country Club with a low team score of 629. Michigan 665, Wisconsin 668, Illinois 672. Chicago qualifiers for the Individual title include Burdette Ford 154, George Hartman 156, C. W. McGuire 164, E. M. Keating 166, though Keating misses the individual due to summer work. Ford posts a 75 in the final round with three birdies.
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University Fof
Midlothian Country Club
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Maroon
Burdette Ford
George Hartman
C. W. McGuire
E. M. Keating
Keating
Ford
Dempsey to Meet Brennan or Willard in Michigan City
Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, signed with promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons for either Brennan or Willard after inspecting a new concrete arena. Fitzsimmons is in contact with Willard. Rocky Kansas, set to box Benny Leonard on July 4, arrives in Chicago tomorrow for training before heading to his permanent camp.
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Michigan City
Ind
Jack Dempsey
Brennan
Willard
Jack Kearm
Dempsey
Floyd Fitzsimmons
New York
Fitzsimmons
Rocky Kansas
Benny Leonard
Chicago
Kansas
Braves Held to Two Hits in Loss to Reds
Boston was shut out by Cincinnati 2 0 as Daubert Pinnelli and Burns drove in the decisive runs. Cincinnati pitchers limited Boston to two baserunners until the eighth frame, Burns and Pinnelli contributing late sacrifices and Caveney adding an early hit for the visitors.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Caveney
Belli
Ed Daubert
Burns
Daubert
Duncan
If Stacsenorel
Hargrave
Boeckel
Gowdy
Fillingim
Oeschger
Ciunee Eccoecaeen
Southworth
Ennniiinin
Mkiditeainl
Harper
Pinnelli
Barbare
Holkert
Deceschger
Coach
St. Clair and Hewitt Tie at Bluefield One Club Tourney
Mrs. C. T. St. Clair and Mrs. Frank Hewitt tied with a net 42 at the Bluefield Country Club in the one club tournament. Mrs. Lee Anderson posted the low gross with 68 as yesterday’s results are listed.
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C. T. St. Clair
Frank Hewitt
Bluefield Country Club
Lee Anderson
G. Hi
H. Kabler
Cc. Berry
Ww. E. Gilkeson
W. H. St. Clair
Esther ‘Shielde
M. G. Campbell
Ce Ce Scarff
H M. Waugh
Ww. A Bodell
D. W. Hancock
Hagen and Kirkwood Lead British Open Qualifiers
Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood led the British Open field after the second qualifying round with a two day aggregate of 147. Jock Hutchison stood third with 149 while Jim Barnes was 16th at 164. Mayo and Van Vieck failed to qualify. Van Vieck quit after tearing his card. James Braid narrowly missed qualification, hampered by poor putting.
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Associated Press
Sandwich
England
Walter Hagen
United States
Joe Kirkwood
Jock Hutchison
Jim Barnes
C. Mayo
Edward van Vieck
Mayo
van Vieck
James Braid
Scholarship in memory of Hobey Baker established at Princeton
Princeton June 20 a $16 000 scholarship established at Princeton in memory of Hobey Baker the famed Princeton athlete who died in an airplane fall in France President Hibben announced at commencement. The gift was made by Percy R Pyne II of New York son of the late Moses Taylor Payne longtime university trustee.
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Princeton
N. J
Hobey” Baker
France
Hibben
Percy R. Pyne 2Nd
New York
Moses Taylor Payne
University
Cave Linked to Robbers Found Near Pueblo
A cave 35 miles west of Pueblo, Colorado, held several rifles and is believed to have been used by a band of robbers. The Wichita Eagle notes it also reflects on a costly and ineffective teacher.
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Pueblo
Colo
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted by Bluefield Testimonial
Woman praises Dean's Kidney Pills for five years of kidney trouble with backaches headaches and fatigue. The testimonial from Mrs. D. T. Whitlock of Bluefield Virginia notes relief and restored energy after using the pills. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y touts a 60 cent price.
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Dean
Bluefield
D. T. Whitlock
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
National League Results From Yesterday
Rain and wet fields affected several games with Cincinnati beating Boston 2 to 0 while St Louis and New York, Chicago and Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh against Brooklyn encountered weather delays and rain.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Omnes
Double header for the Fourth at Glenwood Park
The Bluefield Athletic Club schedules a July 4 doubleheader with Premier baseball club at Glenwood Park. Premier boasts strong form with wins over Powhatan, while Bluefield recently lost to Welch due to key players missing after a mud-covered drive. A return match with Welch is planned, promising a classy exhibition.
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Bluefield Athletics
Glenwood Park
Welch
Bluefield Athletic Club
Powhatan
Athletics
Bluefield
Bramwell Shuts Out Fast JenkinJones Team
Bramwell blanks Fast JenkinJones team as Wyrick and Cecil drive two base hits. Pitcher Hare strikes out 11, Goody Koontg fans 3. Lough adds a double play in the field. Umpire Hewitt presides.
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Bramwell
Wyrick
Cecil
Lough
Gullion
Hare
Goodykoontg
Hewitt
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Cities
Kansas City defeated Toledo 1 to 8 as rain affected play. St Paul beat Indianapolis 6 to 4 while Milwaukee won 7 to 1 over Columbus. Minneapolis and Louisville’s game is noted as a weather affected matchup.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis-Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Weather and Scores from North American Baseball Schedule
Rain affected multiple games with results in the International League including Toronto beating Reardin 7 6 and Reading 4 to 3 while Baltimore routed Buffalo 15 to 8. Other matchups listed Little Rock 1 Atlanta 8 New Orleans 7 Moblie 2 Memphis at Birmingham Syracuse Newark and Syracuse Newark games noted.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
New Orleans
Moblie
Memphis
Birmingham
Toronto
Reardin
Reading
Buffalo
Baltimore
Syracuse-Newark
New Fan Line Lifts the Room at St Louis Baseball Game
A Boston catcher Muddy Ruel from St Louis suffers a ball injury and is cheered by a fan with a fresh quip. The joke, “Why the delay, Mr. Umpire,” frames the moment as players continue, while another spectator riffs on The Highwayman during a Browns game.
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St. Louis
Boston
Muddy Ruel
Ruel
Oldest traveling man in the United States turns ninety four
William H B Davis of Jackson Michigan claims the longest active travel career in the nation. He reached ninety four on June 12 and marks fifty three years on the road with a birthday call on his route. His homed home is Jackson though he is tied to Rohrer Co shoemaking of Orwigsburg Pennsylvania. He remains vigorous, reads without glasses, and has used tobacco for about seventy years.
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Jackson, Mich
William HB. Davis
United States
Davis
Rohrer & Co
Orwigsburg
Penn
Testimony Reveals Logan County Mining Conflict Details
Gov Morgan Don Chafin and Capt Brockus testified about the Blair Sharples clash during warrants service on Logan Boone border residents. Brockus described a force of 200 to 250 troopers and deputies halted by union patrols, with firing from both sides and homes, before retreating to Blair mountain ridge. The trial’s cross examination continued as jury timing remained uncertain.
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Thon
Sharples
Brockus
Logan
Boone County
Aptain Brockus
Blair
Blair Mountain
J. B. Wilburn
Chafin
Morgan
Davis Renominated in Third Minnesota
St Paul Minn June 26 Charles R Davis long serving congressman from the third Minnesota district was renominated on the Republican ticket in Mondays primary over Reuben Thoren of Stillwater who had the convention endorsement according to unofficial returns available tonight.
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St. Paul
Minn
Charles R. Davis
Congress
Minnesota
Reuben Thoren
Stillwater
Adenoid Protest in London Leads to Medical Register Removal
Dr John Kynaston orders his name removed from the Medical Register amid protests over adenoid and tonal operations he deems seldom Gooneners. The action follows disapproval voiced in London.
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London
John Kynaston
Railway unions fear disastrous strike impact
The article cites Mr Hooper arguing against a strike and defending living wages for railway workers. It notes the controversy over minimum wage levels for common labor and section men, highlighting rates from twenty-three to thirty-five cents an hour and the higher pay of many workers.
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Hooper
Woman Nominated for United States Senate
St Paul Minn June 20 A woman has been nominated for the United States Senate by a major party for the first time. Returns from Monday's primary show Mrs Anna Dickie Oleson winning the Democratic senatorial nomination over two male challengers.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
United States Senate
Anna Dickie Oleson
Democratic Party
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