Walsh Triumphs In Pittsfield Rally Over Bridgeport
Walsh dominated for six innings as Pittsfield faced Bridgeport in a high attendance game. McCorey finished, Bridgeport pitcher struck out five, and Pittsfield capitalized with key hits and solid defense. Braun and Grimes starred in the field, while Walsh yielded a late rally but held on for the win.
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Yankees Lose Lead In Pitchers Battle With Browns Win
New York loses league leadership as St. Louis defeats the Yankees 1 0 in a pitchers duel. Jacobson delivers the decisive triple scoring Demmitt after he was hit by a pitch, while Shocker bests Quinn. Strong names include Austin Baker Gedeon Peckinpaugh Pipp and Demmitt for the Browns and Vick Lewis Pipp Pratt Bodie Hannah for the Yankees.
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Newfield PAF Report From Pittsfield and New Haven
Brief notice from today records a Newfield PAF event at 3:36 PM in Pittsfield Connecticut and New Haven area. Details are sparse with fragmented OCR text. No further names or organizations are clearly readable.
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Willard Near Fighting Weight for Dempsey Bout
Toledo notes show Jess Willard within three pounds of his anticipated July 4 heavyweight title fight weight with Jack Dempsey. He weighed 248 pounds after a brisk workout, aiming for about 246. Willard conducted eight rounds with sparring partners Hempel Heinen and Monahan, praising Heinen’s form.
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Jack Johnson
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Jack Heinen
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Impartial View of Sports News and Rumors
The column covers baseball and boxing gossip with updates from New Haven and Norwalk. It notes Eddie Kelly’s injury impact, Roy Grimes preventing a no hitter, Benny Kauff’s hitting surge, Walter Camp’s wartime attire critique, and Benny Leonora’s sparring anecdote, finishing with talk of a Willard versus Dempsey setup.
Fight Specials Barred By Hines Order For Soldier Transport
Washington report that Director General Hines ordered the cancellation of special railroad equipment for excursions to see the Willard Dempsey fight on July 4 to avoid hindering troop movements. About 800 specials were expected to move boxing enthusiasts, but will be replaced by ordinary trains as troops return from France.
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Milwaukee and Kansas City baseball results noted
In Milwaukee two games: Milwaukee 4 Columbus 1 in the first and Milwaukee 1 Columbus 0 in the second. At Kansas City, Kansas City 2 Louisville 4. Indianapolis, Toledo, and St Paul appearances are mentioned with the fourth inning as a noted point in the report.
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Vanderbilt Tchad Wins French Derby at Longchamp
Paris June 15 The Associated Press Vanderbilt's Tehad won the French Derby at Longchamp with Hallebardier second and Master Good third. McKinley, the Vanderbilt colt, also ran fourth as Tehad led a Vanderbilt bias in the betting. In other action Blessed Sacraments defeated Jackson A.C. 19 to 1, with Rushmorris pitching and strong batting. The Blessed Sacraments plan to attend Tuesday's meeting for City League entrance.
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Kauffs Slugging Helps Down Cubs In 10 Cantos Game
Kauff supplied key hits as the Sluggers defeated the Cubs in a 10 canto style game. The Eastern and Rational leagues headline yesterday results with Bridgeport over Pittsfield and New York over Chicago among others.
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Rambles on Prohibition and Rumors from 1920 Journal
Quasi‑satirical remarks on Prohibition era habits and figures. Mentions Robbins Reds and Uint Dempsey, Wilara, Jess, Congress, Teuton hymn writing, and a reference to America Dry. Describes changes in drinking culture, old traditions, and a note on two percent mucilage versus gin. Ends with records and a forecast of aviation fantasies.
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De Palma in Packard Wins Big Sweepstakes at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay the 50 mile international sweepstakes was won by Ralph de Palma driving a Packard in 26 minutes 32.5 seconds. Dave Lewis in a Meteor and Joseph Boyer Jr in a Frontenac chased for second, with Lewis narrowly taking the place. Joe Thomas in a Mercer finished fourth. Nine starters, five finishers. Mulford’s Favorite Ralph Mulford led early but engine trouble and a later tire puncture cost him the win.
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Miss Bjurstedt Defend Her National Tennis Title
The upcoming thirty-second national championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club begins tomorrow at 3 PM on turf courts. Molla Bjurstedt, dominant since 1915, faces a tougher field with rivals Wightman, Goss, and Zinderstein in peak form as injury and limited grass practice may blunt her edge.
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Remington Jrs Sweep With Third Straight Victory
The Remington Jrs defeated the Pequot Jrs 3 to 4, earning a third straight win. They accepted a challenge from the Alpine Jrs for Sunday, June 22 at No 3 diamond Seaside Park. Telegraphed response noted as the good answer.
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