White Sox rally in series game to take lead
Cleveland and Chicago played a tight game with Chicago tying it late and pulling ahead 9 to 6. Falk led Chicago with a two base hit and a three run rally in the eighth inning while Edwards started for Chicago and Steengrafe finished strong.
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Senators Triumph in Doubleheader Over Athletics
Washington wins 5 2 in ten innings then 3 1 in rain halted second game. Rommel falters late in first. Coveleskie Marberry Ogden Morrel Ruel secure victory. Athletics suffer 6 12 3 errors as Marberry and Ruel pace Senators offense.
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Pate
Cray
Cochrane
Rhe
Quinn
Perkins
Goodman clinches spot in finals at Transcontinental Mississippi Golf
John Goodman, a nineteen year old from Omaha, earned a place in the final round by defeating David Carter of Nevada six up and eight to play after sixty six holes of the third round. J W Dawson from Glen Oak Chicago also reached the semi finals by beating Joe Pappin of Joplin. Pollard of Omaha beat Lord of Algonquin St Louis and will face Held of Algonquin in tomorrow’s semi finals.
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David Carter
Nevada
J. W. Dawson
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Jack Pol
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Algonquin
Bt. Louis
Pollard
Held
James Manion
Riverview
St Louis
Shops and Offices Meet at Fair Grounds in Norfolk League
This afternoon at the fair grounds the Shops and Offices collide in a Norfolk and tern League game set to start at 4 50. Seven innings are planned with left handed ace of the HA nation pitching for Thomas Office and Smiley or Williamson likely on the mound for Pushers. Gammage handles the receiving duties as the teams seek a win amid Possible earlier clashes.
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Smiley
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Williamson
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Susanne Faints After Doubles Defeat At Wimbledon
London reports Susanne Lenglen fainted immediately after her defeat in doubles at Wimbledon. She went directly from the courts to a threat specialist for examination and will decide on her participation in the next stages with medical guidance.
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Mile
Lenglen
Wimbledon
Tamrmannie
National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday Pittsburg and St Louis tied 3 to 3 after the eighth inning to allow players to catch trains. New York defeated Philadelphia 12 to 7 in the first game and 7 to 2 in the second. Today Chicago visits St Louis Cincinnati travels to Pittsburg New York goes to Brooklyn and Boston plays Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
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Baseball scores and schedule noted for major leagues
In the American League Washington beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 in six innings due to rain. Philadelphia then lost 6 to 1. New York defeated Boston 5 to 3. Chicago routed Cleveland 9 to 6. St Louis played Chicago. Cleveland played Detroit. Philadelphia played Washington locally.
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Lenglen Loses to Ryan Browne in Wimbledon Doubles
Suzanne Lenglen and partner fall to American duo Elizabeth Ryan and Mary Browne in three sets as 7,000 spectators watch at Wimbledon. Ryan won the toss, Americans edged ahead after rain, final set under French pressure but prevailed 3-6 9-7 6-2.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Mile
Winsto
Elizabeth Ryan
Mary K. Browne
Miss Ryan
Mile Viaste
Mile Viasto
Tenna
Suzanne
Howard Kinsey
C. H. Bryan
Jacques Brugnon
Jean Hborotra
Henri Cochet
Secrets Starring Inside Baseral Secrets Stars Inside Baseral
The article discusses bunting as a critical skill for first basemen, stressing practice and sharp play. It explains how fielders must react quickly to bunt plays, read the batter’s grip and stance, and adjust to deliberate bunt strategies to prevent advancing runners.
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National Party to Advance Meetings and Convention Plan
Indianapolis June 24 The national executive committee will meet July 3 to consider moving the annual convention from December to July and to set a yearly membership fee of 3 dollars plus an extra fifty cents per month. If approved new officers could be chosen next month and members may vote by mail.
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John Zarnd
Skirts and Names Discussed After Promise Push
The American Association reports scores: Columbus 8 over St. Paul 9 and Indianapolis 6 over Milwaukee 5. Louisville 5 tied with Kansas City 5. Toledo 11 defeated Minneapolis 15. The note ends with a quip about a promised new name for skirts if they shorten further.
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Milwaukee
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Red Sox edge Yankees in eleventh to clinch 6 5 win
Boston defeats New York 6 to 5 in 11 innings as Todt singles for the tiebreaking run. Lazzeri homered and tripled for the Yankees, Ruth and Jacobson doubled for Boston, with Wingfield getting the win and Hoyt the loss in a see-saw plank game.
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Bullet Joe Bush Granted Unconditional Release
Philadelphia June 24 Joe Bush former star pitcher in the American League was released unconditionally by the Washington club. The Washington management said no other club wanted him through waivers, so he was released.
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Carpentier Huffman Bout Postponed to September
James N. Crofton for Tijuana promoters says the Carpentier Huffman fight set for July 4 at Tijuana is moved to September 4 due to a hand injury suffered by Huffman in a Philadelphia bout with Tommy Loughran. Tiger Flowers will defend his middleweight title against Harry Greb in New York. August 12 announced by the New York State Athletic Commission, likely at Yankee Stadium or Madison Square Garden, for a fifteen round bout.
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Longest salt water swim completed from Mobile to buoy
W Jackoon finished the longest salt water swim in America in 18 hours 27 minutes. He swam about 40 miles due to a strong cross current, from Mobile to the buoy near Fort Morgan Alabama. In Ave NC Yale beat West Point 14 to 4 in the Intercollegiate Polo semi final at Westchester Biltmore Country Club. The Elia will face Harvard in the finals Saturday.
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Pandora Easy Victor Clover Stakes Victory at Aqueduct
Pandora, daughter of Peter Pan Dendora, won the Clover Stakes at Aqueduct in a five furlong dash. The race carried a net value of 5,875 dollars. Candy Queen set a track record at Fairmount in the five furlong event, while Rhinock won the Latonia fourth. The mile and seventy yards clocking was 1 43 1 5.
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Rhinock
Latonia
Miss Wilson Tops Champion in Buffalo Invitation Play
Williamsville New York June 24 AY Miss Virginia Wilson of Chicago who won the medal round defeated Miss Laouise Fordyce of Youngstown two and one to topple another champion in today’s play at the Buffalo Country Club Invitation tournament. Tomorrow semi finals pairings include Mrs F C Letts of Chicago Mr H G Higbie of Detroit and Mrs A H Hutchings of Buffalo.
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Virginia Wilson
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Youngstown
F. C. Letts
H. G. Higbie
Detroit
A. H. Hutchings
Buffalo
Mise Wilson
Letts
Higbie
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Southern Association standings tease for Birmingham and Atlanta games
In a late-season update the Southern Association shows Birmingham at one, Atlanta five. New Orleans six, Memphis two. Mobile eight, Little Rock three. Chattanooga eleven, Nashville twelve. Ten innings noted.
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Mobile
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Middle Atlantic League Scores Segments Report
Clarksburg defeated Johnstown 9 to 3. Fairmont posted a 6 to 4 win over Jeannette. Cumberland-Wheeling played Scotsdale to a rain delay while Uniontown finished 2.
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Giants Subdue Phils Twice in One Day
New York blanked Philadelphia in two games on June 21. Knight blasted two homers and drove in five as the Giants won 12 to 7 in the first game and 7 to 2 in the second. Frisch contributed five singles and four runs, while McQuillan allowed five hits in the second contest.
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Baecht
McQuillan
Jones and Mehihorn Lead British Open Field
Bobby Jones and Bill Mehihorn top the leaderboard at St Annes with 144 after two rounds, passing Walter Hagen who shot 77 today. Al Watrous and Freddy McLean posted 75s to join the pack, while Jim Barnes faltered with 80 as the field tightens ahead of the final 36 holes.
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Bill Mehihorn
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Jones
Mehlin
al Watrous
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George van Elm
Britain
Jim Barnes
Iuning
Watts Gunn
Holand MacKenzie
Hagan
Hagens Gallery
Cyril Walker
George Gadd
Roehampton
Taylor
Herod
Ray
Bill Mehrhorn
Freddy McLean
George von Elm
Tommy Armour
Archie Compston
Tom Barber
Emmett French
A. Peters
Arthur Havers
George Duncan
Harvard Combination Crew Beats Yale in Two-Mile Row
In New London Connecticut the Harvard combination crew defeated Yale in a two mile race by three lengths. The Crimson eight led from the start and finished in nine minutes four seconds aided by tidal conditions at the end. The Yale crew was composed of varsity and freshmen substitutes.
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Walker and Dundee dispute weight in MSG bout
Joe Dundee of Baltimore claims Mickey Walker forfeited $500 after Walker weighed 149 pounds? the welterweight limit for a ten round fight at Madison Square Garden. Walker weighed 148 pounds versus Dundee’s 143 for the Baltimore contender.
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Mickey Walker
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Candid locker room tales and new season signs from Buckhannon
At Buckhannon during the cage carnival we hear lively anecdotes from press stand writers and official Shell Johnson. Managers John Thomas and Jess Nidiffer spark chatter about players, signs, and travel as area teams prepare for the 1926 gridiron and baseball campaigns with new arrivals, camps, and strong rosters forming in Coalwood, Nut Busters, and Smiley’s crew.
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Shell Johnson
Mountain State
Mil Evans
Fairmont Times
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Shell
Sheil
Bill
H-hem
Harry
Hill Evans
Pirates Gain Tie With Cardinals In Ninth After Fast Rally
St Louis and Pittsburgh battled to a 3 to 3 tie that halted after nine innings to allow the Pirates to catch a train to Cincinnati. The Cardinals tied it in the eighth with runners on, but fell one run short as Kremer and Rhem limited scoring and gamesmanship clipped the final.
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Hornsby
Doubit
Kremer
Rhem
Adams
Reardon
Quigley
Rickard to Turn Over Fight Promotion
Representatives of a Chicago syndicate will meet Tex Rickard in New York to discuss terms for selling Rickard's interest in the world heavyweight title match between Durney and Turney. Rickard stated he would delegate promotion to a reliable group while keeping control of match details.
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International League Scores Card
Newark beats Baltimore 5 to 3 in game one and Baltimore wins 3 to 1 in seven innings. Rochester defeats Toronto 5 to 2 and Buffalo tops Syracuse 8 to 5. Jersey City over Reading 6 to 3.
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