Hitting Triumphs Amid Loose Fielding in Big Showdown
A raucous afternoon saw 8,000 fans witness sharp batting by the Americans as 22 hits fueled a rout-like result despite erratic fielding. Kenneth Grimes led with a 1.000 clip and long balls as Herring and Lindstrom struggled on the mound before Walsh stabilized the game.
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Hémé
Herring
Lindstrom
Boosters
Marty Walsh
Brother Kenneth
Kenneth Grimes
Neithher
Harring
Brackett
Ray
Gene Martin
Werre
Bix Bone
Lina
Etter
Stéck
Braun
Johnson
Ual
Baker
Mar~ Tin
Pot‘tatger
Hanneth
New Haven
Hartford
NW Haven
Beto
Nagle
Bransfield
Adams
Cosgrove
Simmons
Grimes
Allen
Law
Flaherty
U Frazer
I Blake
Frazer
Sih
Torphy
Teingeldt
Meyers
Impson
Raymond
Murray
Pourtney
Courtney
Waterbury
Panett
Swatserbury
Selanky
Pittefeld
Wreesenger
Bridgeport
Worcester
R. Grimes
SEC
Marlon
Dee
Potterger
Waters
Martin
Lai
Tyler
Kelly
Bierring
Inn
Walsh
Berring
Bragskelt
Miller
Fhe Haramond
Schilling
Moeers
McCorry
Dt Melarky
Waterburt
Porter
If ' Neusel
Burnett
Schreiber
Flynn
A Hanley
Grays win doubleheader as Lowe stars for Providence
Providence defeats Springfield 3 1 in game one and 2 in the second. Lowe pitched both games for the Pontes with strong support aside from a rough first inning in game one and a wobble in the ninth of game two. Springfield's Horn hit well in the second game.
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Worcester
Braun
Kelly
Baker
Gardella
Potterger
Johnson
Brackett
Gartela
Jay
Verre
Werre
Dee
Ray Grimés
Americaha
Martin
Kenneth
Providence
Springfeld
R. L
Grays
Springfield
Lowe
Pontes
Horn
Hayrs
Sweatt
Cooney
Cameron
Hauser
Donanne
Carr
Weeden
Gearin
King
Hollis
Welder
Kay
Ato
Bradshaw
Bentley
Hart
Connolly
Holly
Palls
Springheld
Clarice
A Sweatt
Ai Cooney
Ss Cameron
Sf Donahue
A Weeden
Q Horn
P Harrington
P Mulrénnan
Wilde
Polan
A Bentley
Qi Connelly
Harrington
Spreongfield
Pao AH Jilts
Donahue
Kingy Bentley
Eastern League Results Mixed Across Cities
Eastern League results list Bridgeport at Worcester Waterbury. Pittsfield and Providence, Springfield, New Haven and Hartford shifting scores. Saturday and yesterday games show varied outcomes with multiple teams and venues, plus notes on pitchers, hits, and umpires.
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Bridgeport
Worcester & Waterbury
Pittsfeld
Providence
Springfield
New Haven
Hartford
Worcester
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Stinain L Pe
Oil Bridgeport
New Hayes
Referee May Be Named Today by Maj. A. J. Biddle
Toledo report notes crowds at Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey camps as Major A J Biddle arrives to decide the referee for the Willard Dempsey bout. Willard earns first professional boxing license. Dempsey gets second. Tek Rickard receives promoter license. Ohio Gov Cox discusses legality and state law.
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Maj. A. J. Biddle
Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Willard
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Army, Navy and
Civilian Board of Boxing
Board of Boxing Control
Tek Rickard
Columbus
Cox
Tas
Fuc Lng
Russia
Commonwealth
About a boxing bout and local fans in Bridgeport
Local boxing coverage highlights bouts featuring Bosse and Palmer, praising Bosse’s dramatic weight loss and second round KO performance. It notes fan comparisons to Jack Britton, and reports Bridgeport’s strong baseball support with Pittsfield fans raving about Joe Birmingham Mickey Devine and Brady, describing city enthusiasm and attendance.
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Bridgeport
Pittsfield
The
Willies
Bridgewort
Massachusettes
Pitisfel
Sveryongs
Joe Birmingham
Mickey Devine
Brady
Eastern Association
Springfieeld
Inter-Allied Sport Meet Opens in France Today
Paris June 21 The American army baseball team from Le Mans joins the inter allied games to face Canada Monday. Captain Earl Lyons leads a strong squad in track and field with 1,500 Allied athletes competing at Joinville stadium near Paris. The ceremony at the massive stadium will be attended by Wilson Poincaré and Clemenceau as the games begin with events across fourteen nations. The U S squad is seen as best possible and rivals fear losing due to overconfidence.
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Paris
le Mans
Pete” Braugen
Earl Lyons
Ipringfield
Inots
Pershing
Joinville-la-Point
United States
Inter
France
Wilson
Poincaré
Clemenceau
Dodger Magee Traded to Cubs for Kilduff
Chicago ships Magee to Brooklyn rival for Kilduff a sixth internfielder and Magee will join the team in Cincinnati.
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Dodgers
Magee
CUBS
Kilduff
Chicago
Brooklyn
Peta Kilduff
Cincinnati
Schedule of Events to Be Contested by the Athletes of Allies
A long list of dates from June 22 to July 6 outlines events across football, basketball, boxing, wrestling, fencing, gymnastics, track, and field. It mentions trials, finals, relays, throws, and exhibitions in multiple venues including Colombes field and St. James Take Bois de Boulogne, with a Independence Day celebration and fireworks planned.
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Anais
Colombes
St. James Take
Bois de Boulogne
Sawyer Yale named captain of next year’s team
Siewell T. Sawyer of Worcester was elected captain of next year’s Vile baseball team at a New York meeting. He has played second base for Shedeant and prepared at Phillips-Hxel GHECTONS. In Outobnr, government considers holding legislative elections October 12.
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New Maven
Ghectons
Ridho de Paris Lloung
Giants edged in ten inning battle by Reds in Cincinnati
More than 21 000 fans watched Cincinnati defeat New York 4 to 3 in a tense ten inning game at Cincinnati on June 22. The Reds prevailed on the road after a close contest that stretched beyond nine innings.
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Cincinnati
New York
Robbing big comeback noted in shaky game recap
The report cites a backslide progression from first to fifth in a robbing big comeback with varied players named. It mentions Phils’ 1949 streak, base hits by Groh Daubert and Roush, Stolen bases by Groh Neale and Leit, and an NY 5 Cincinnati 9 score with hitters Ruether Benton.
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Bugs’ Baer
Groh
Daubert
Neale
Roush
Leitans
New York
Cincinnati
Ruether
Benton
Tucster
SPW
Barnum
Young
Rf Fletcher
Hoyle
Kauff
Cf Zimmerman
Chase
Roth
Gaubert
Kopf
Odneto
Rariden
P Kee
Yankees Pound Red Sox 6 2 in New York Tilt
Yankees jump to top of the league behind strong pitching by Jones and James as Boston loses 6 to 2. Also Detroit edges Chicago 5 4 while Browns shut out the Indians. scoring details omitted.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Huggins
Leather
Peck
Indians
Browns
Yankees
Red Sox
Jones
James
Poe
Hooper
Witt
McNally
Ruth
Melnnis
Walters
Scott
Barry
James P Oulhaoley
Vork
Vick
Wugh
Dewis
Papp
Prat
Bodie
Wannah
Shore
Pratt
Lewis
Meinnis
Strunk
Baker
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Strueke
Ae Leibald
Rf Collins
Weaver
Ah Jackson
Gandil
Felsch
Risberg
Schie
Schienback
Jenkins
Schellenback
Po Bush
Young
Shorten
Veach
Heilmann
Plagstead
Jon
Stanage
Dauss
Toeoogooi
Detroit Jackson
Heijl
Martin Risberg
Schalk
Homieron
Felseh
Collins
Doubois
Collng
Gavvy Cravath’s Sparking Fielding and Hitting Lead Rally
The text tracks Gavvy Cravath’s sharp fielding and aggressive baserunning in a nondescript game. It paints his pace and power as he beats hits, steals second, and applies pressure, while the pitcher flounders and teammates scramble.
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Guygy
Navy
Cravally
Kaiser
Pacis
Gavvy
Fils
Fenech
Teviathan
Jareen
Legg Proves Best In Western Golf Meet
Harry Legg of Minneapolis won the Western amateur golf championship at Sunset Hill Country Club by defeating Richard Bockenkamp of St. Louis 2 up after 36 holes. Bockenkamp was fatigued by two weeks of golf and could not capitalize on openings. Legg led with 7a and Trocken kamp $1 in the morning. Tach scored 75 in the afternoon.
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ST. Louis
Harry Legs
Minneapolis
Sunset Hill Country Club
Richard Bockenkamp
Bockenkamp
Tach
Legg
Trockenkamp
American stars enter English net meet at Wimbledon
Drawings for the lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon begin Monday. Among the American entries are Major Dean Mathey Captain Watson 47 Washburn C Garland and Wills Davis.
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London
Wimbledon
Dean Mathey
Watson
Washburn
C. Garland
Wills Davis
Fagles Win Over Shamrocks In City Division Race
The Magles defeated the Shamrocks 9 to 6 securing seven straight wins and leading their division. They seek bookings with youth teams aged 6 to 17 and invite interested teams to contact through The Tele Bram. Waysides and Scofields note details and solicit game arrangements.
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Magles
Shamrocks
Waysides and
Scofields
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