HITTER WINS WITH CIRCUIT SMASH IN CINCINNATI GAME
Cincinnati, June 23. Bemons for Heathcote drove in a run with Adams on base in the tenth inning as Chicago won the final game of the series 5 to 3. Luque left after a nose bleed in the tenth. Rixey relieved. Luque hit Réot with a pitch in the sixth, prompting an on-field argument that was settled by the umpires.
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White Sox Defeat Indians 5 to 3 in Series Game
Chicago moves to second place with a 5 to 3 win over Cleveland. Blankenhip delivered a steady start until the seventh inning when two passes allowed the visitors two runs.
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American sets record in European swimming event
Walter Laufer of Cincinnati set a new European record in the 100 metre freestyle at Hildesheim, finishing in 59.15 seconds. His 100 metre backstroke time was 1:13.15. Russell Webb also won the 50 metre freestyle in 27.10 seconds.
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American Association Scores In Triple Headers
Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 2. Columbus 12 St. Paul 3. Minneapolis 11 Toledo 3. Kansas City 3 Louisville 2 in thirteen innings.
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National League Results From Yesterday
St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2. Chicago edged Cincinnati 2 to 2 in ten innings. Brooklyn beat Boston 3 to 1 and 6 to 4 in a second game. Philadelphia and New York were rained out.
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Hornsby Splits Pirates With Grand Seventh Inning Homer
Rogers Hornsby homered with the bases loaded in the seventh to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6 2 victory over the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates in a pitching duel between Haines and Sanger. The win narrows the gap to one and one half games behind the Pirates with Cincinnati slipping.
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Jolly Roger Wins Wheatley Steeplechase at Aqueduct
New York June 23 Jolly Roger of the Greentree stable won the two mile Wheatley Steeple Handicap at Aqueduct in 4 10 2 5 from Gasper and Gunboat. Prince of Bourbon captured the Epinard High Weight Handicap at Aqueduct with Loved One second and Bull Run third.
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Robins Sweep Braves in Doubleheader Showdown
Brooklyn grabs both games in Boston on June 23. In game one Bancroft misplayed Standaert with bases loaded to spark a late rally, giving Brooklyn an 8 to 3 win. In game two Graham and Smith walk in runs late as Brooklyn wins 6 to 4. pitching combined for the decisive late offense.
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Call to sportsmanship for aviators over Poughkeepsie Regatta course
New York date June 23 Maxwell Stevenson chairman of the Intercollegiate Association urged aviators to keep clear of the Poughkeepsie Regatta course next Monday. He warned that low flying endangers spectators and drowns coxswain commands while most flying is for photography.
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Boxing showdown postponed by rain in Boston
An outdoor program in Boston was halted due to threatening weather. The planned heavyweight bout between Bud Gorman of Kenosha Wisconsin and Jack Sharkey of Boston is postponed to Friday night.
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Fodder for Sports from the Press Box
A rambling sports column recalls old time rough play and modern critic debates. It highlights Bluefield and Coalwood teams, hotel bans on athletes, manager Smiley and coach Emsweller, Roy Hall as a former pitcher, Indianapolis speedway history, and local Jim Moore era notes amid varied local sports chatter.
Dempsey Tunney Title Fight Set For September
Promoter Tex Rickard announced the heavyweight title match between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney will take place on September 16 somewhere west of the Hudson River. Chicago backers may promote the bout, with Jersey City mayor inviting the event to Boyle's Thirty Acres. A New York athletic commission ruling moving the fight out of New York will not affect the principals or date.
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Cleveland and Washington Lead In Rain Delayed Schedule
The American League reports Cleveland and Washington Philadelphia in rain delays with other games not scheduled. Tomorrow's venues list Cleveland at Chicago Washington at Philadelphia New York at Boston. Tex Rickard faces New York opposition over Dempsey Tunney bidding for September 16. Illinois officials await any formal request before weighing approval.
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Camel Cigarettes Advertises Superior Smoking Pleasure
The ad extols Camels as the finest cigarette with a superior blend of choicest tobaccos. It asserts Camel leadership among smokers, global tobacco backing, and yearly quality spending, inviting readers to choose Camel for utmost cigarette goodness from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company.
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Unclear Incomplete Text About Rickard Fight
Fragment reads as sports note mentioning parks, a fight, and Rickard but provides no clear event, date, or outcome. No additional names or concrete details to verify.
Natural ability drives great batting in baseball
Champion Bateman argues natural ability is vital for batters. A keen eye rhythmic swing and hand eye coordination matter, with power being helpful but not essential. Ambitious players can improve by studying opposing pitchers and catcher systems, using head work to raise batting skill.
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Mastering the Plate Swing and Batter Confidence
The writer discusses reading catchers to know pitcher style and learning from stars like Cobb. He notes changing his own hitting approach, emphasizing confidence and maintaining an edge over pitchers with a smooth, powerful swing and proper follow through for greater distance.
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