Blades Leads Cards Past Phillies In 11–7 Win
In Louis on June 14 the Cardinals defeated the Phillies 11 to 7 as Blades doubled, tripled, and homered. Wrightstone and Fonseca produced early runs, Biagden hit a homer in the sixth, and Rall added a key two-bagger as three more runs crossed in the eighth. Blades finished 4-for-6 with a homer, driving the offense in a high-scoring, tense game.
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Louis
Cardinals
Phillies
Usen
Wrightstoie
Fonseca
Betts
Visors
Biagden
Homer Rall
Blades
Recreation Twilight League Schedule and Results
Three games are listed for the Recreation Twilight League this week. Sacraments face Lenox, The Kaceys meet Wake Wil, and Markets play Hearts, with standings showing Sacred Hearts six and Knights of Columbus seven. Results last week include Sacred Hearts 6, Knights of Columbus 7. Sacraments 3, Public Market 5 in four innings.
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Recreation Twilight
Sacraments
Kaceys
Wake Wil
Hearts
Reanlts
Bacred Hearts
Knights of Gelumbus
Biemei Sacraments
Publier Marfret
Seantte Wark
Seera- Mente
Lenox A
Tiamond
Iée
Kniehta
Heaside Park
Macrea Hearts
Western Teams Rally In Banner Week Of Baseball
Western clubs endures a rough stretch with nine straight losses by Philadelphia and Brooklyn’s steady play. The Yankees surge while Boston, Cincinnati and St Louis show strength with solid pitching and timely hitting. The week ends with several teams clinging to playoff races and others slipping in the standings.
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Epen
Berle
Seaama
Brivant
Jagainet Bosoten
Philadelpha
Cardinals
Yankees
Spelsinga
National Ma
Manning
Bessier Mormanes
New York
Theatladelphia
P.teaing
Washington
Bedford Wins Sasco Hills Golf Tourney at Fairfield
In Fairfield on Sasco Hill Saturday F T Bedford and H C Ferry led a two ball foursome to the top aggregate score with a total handicap. Lashar and Reyburn finished second, Thorne and Truslow third, as round two of the Bourne cup spring tourney moved into the second round and matches proceed with several results noted. Thursday features women’s day at the club with luncheon, swatfeat, and first round play for the spring competition ahead.
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Fairfield
F. T. Bedford
H. C. Ferry
Country Rlm
Sasco Hill
Iess
Bedford
Perry m
B. Lashar
J. R. Reyburn
Lashar Ao
Reyburn
Lis
Tr. Thorne
Truslow
Thorne
BE. T. Truslow
Asawal
Eght
Walter BR. Lashar
J. R Rexburn
Mr. Lashar
John Field
C. V. Barrington
RF. T. Bedford
W. C. Thorne
H. ©. King
J. A Williams
V. M. Fleischman
R. Reyburn
F. Hichardson
Eddie Kane Pushes Gibbons To Quit Boxing
New York June 14 Eddie Kane Tommy Gibbons manager shows little interest in arranging another Gibbons Tunney bout. Kane says Gibbons may retire after a win then a rest, plans a Europe trip with Sammy Mandell for a vacation and likely to tour the British Isles and Europe.
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New York
Eddie Kane
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Tom
Tunney
Kane
Bell
File
Europe
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Dr. Ughtweighe
Benny Leonard
British Isles
Princeton Athletes In Trim For Big Joust
Seventeen Princeton track stars prepare to train at Princeton starting July 1 for an international meet against Cornell Oxford and Cambridge. The event at Atlantic City Airport Stadium July 15 includes rivals from Britain and teams from Princeton, Cornell, Oxford, and Cambridge.
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Princeton
Cornel
Oxford
Cambridge
Atlantic City
Cornell
Cambridgy
Mutready
Pappas
Rockwell
Ted Drews
Thatcher
Gallager
Barnes
Newell
Scatterhead
Duncan
Tyler
Hills
Bradley
Blake
Riley
Dikeman
Notre Dame Coach Rockne Influence Reaches Dixie Grid
Dixie schools sign six Notre Dame stars to spread Rockne football ideas. Don Miller and Jim Crowley head to Georgia Tech and Georgia University to coach backs and blocking. Frank Thomas moves to Chattanooga to lead speed and cleverness drive with Charlie Collins assisting. John Webber joins Vanderbilt staff.
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Atlanta
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Arema
Dixie
South Bend
Rockne Hag
Dixie Schoola
Don Miller
Jim Crawley
Miller Brothers
Georgia Tech
Crowley
Georgia University
Georgia
Harry Mohre
Rocke
Mavoc
Frank Thomas
Chattanooga University
Rockne
Thomas
Chatanooga
Charlie Collins
Knute Rokne
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Collins
Four Horsemen
Harvard Yale Dual Meet Set Amid Commencement Week
Harvard prepares for a Yale dual meet on Monday as part of commencement week at Yale. Yale claims a probable victory, while Harvard aims to showcase its strongest performers in distance events and hurdles. Combs and Dunker may win field events, though George Comins injury hampers Yale.
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Nisw Haven
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Cambridge
Wales
Robb
Fletcher
Bullard
Vale
Norton
Miller
Lundel
Harvarde
Waters
Haggerty
Tibbets
Macauley Smith
Tibbett
Eli
Combs
Dunker
Lkely
George Comins
Princeton
Berkshires Edge Independents In Short Baseball Tilt
Two base hits by Romano and ak, Rose homered, and Moore Casaldy stole three bases. Pitching: Catalano won, Ambrose took the loss. Ambrose and Shorndorf combined for four wild pitches, Bass on balls totals three. Attendance 509. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpire Treat. Scorer Beardsworth.
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Romano
Rose
Moore
Casaldy
Zak
McDonald
Ambrose
Shorndorf
Catalano
Burnett
Shorndort
St. Chales
Ward Eyes Rematch as Walker Faces Challenge
Georgie Ward of Elizabeth pushes for a shot at Mickey Walker after two 1922 non decisions. Ward, claimed as tallest welterweight, recently stopped Frankie Winishell in seven rounds and taunts Walker over a decision bout at welterweight. Ward’s manager Golden proposes Walker fight to a decision without pay if he accepts.
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New York
Georgis Ward
Elizabeth
Mickey Walker
Georgie
Mickey
Ward
Frankie Winishell
Wilkes- Barre
Walker
Golden
Walker Sam
Sam
Australia to send four net stars for Davis Cup challenge
New York reports Australia will field a four man team for the Davis Cup quest. J. G. O. Anderson, G. I. Patterson, Pat O'Hara Wood, and J. D. Hawkes form the quartet. Anderson already arrives in England while Patterson and Woods head for San Francisco in the coming days. The team previously faced travel cost concerns that were resolved by a public subscription to fund Woods and the others.
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New York
Australia
J. G O. Anderson
G. I. Patterson
Pat O'Hara Wood
J. D Wawkes
Anderson
England
Patterson
Woods
Hawkes
Cate
San Francisco
Sevier's Selections Race Card Summary
The listing highlights six racing events with horse names in each: First Race Sun Lard Candy Kid Nedana. Second Race Boatman Vox Popul Blue and Red. Third Race Orbit Shapao Perma. Fourth Race Catalan Sting Cherry Pie. Fifth Race Rowlani s Re quest Balance Sheet Rigel. Sixth Race Herodiade Fleichita Sax.
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Sun Lard
Candy Kid
Nedana
Boatman
Vox
Orbit
Shapao
Perma
Catalan
Sting
Cherry Pie
Rowlani
Balance Sheet
Rigel
Herodiade
Fleichita
Sax
Hooks Wiltse Scouts for New Yank Stars
New York June 14 George Hooks Wiltse veteran Giant southpaw and Yankees scouting chief began a covert college player inspection. Manager Miller Huggins ordered Wiltse to evaluate three or four college players to potentially join the Yankees at the Bronx Stadium, even as the 25 man roster limit looms. If Wiltse approves, vacancies may open for recruits ahead of the 1926 campaign.
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New York
George
Hooks
Wiltse
Yankees
Miller Hugging
Bronx
Yankee
Jacob Ruppert
Witse
Wll
Latonia Racecard First Races and Entries
The Latonia program lists six races with maidens claiming and allowances for three-year-olds and up. Notable entries include Mr Pat, Fair Vision, Malvado, Tee, Epandor, and Myra K in early maidens, Accumulator and Harry Carroll in two-year-old claiming, and The Lyric in the fourth race with One mile and seventy yards. The sixth race features maidens with diverse entries such as Mad Boy, Moor Lady, Zante, Progress, and others.
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Mr. Pat
Fair Vision
Malvado
Kit Katif
Court Lady
Captain Thompson
Epandor
Tee
Saar
Surprise
Mpal
Master
Sarah Day
Simmecian
Automatic
Ethel K. Ia
Delco Light
Harry Carroll
Gentry
Featin
Myra K
Delphi
Lawless
Niles
Rothermel
Deeming
Little Visitor
a-Tdle Farm
Min- Creek Valley
Little Cel
Abstract
Buttin
Fetver IF
Mad Boy
Moor Lady
Cateeby
a-Friend
Zante
Garr
Mr Biltmore
Muldoon
Poinsettia
Progress
Bewitching
Louisville
Nashville
Dorothy Franca
Belly Star
Blus Stone
Tall Gram
Dandy Broad
Mull Secundus
Midwestern
Danersks Win Spring Soccer Cup Over New London 6 to 2
Stamford’s Danerak soccer team defeated the Rangers of New London 6 to 2 in the final round of the Spring soccer competition at the Meadows. Ingram scored three goals, with Scott and Sunstream also finding the net, while Milne scored on an own goal for Stamford and C Weall tallied both New London goals.
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Danerak
Stamford
Rangers
New London
Meadows
Ingram
Scott
Sunstream
Milne
C. Weall
Von Elm Hopes to Wrest Crown From Bobby Jones
Los Angeles June 14 George Von Elm a 23 year old Los Angeles star amateur golfer aims to win the national amateur title from Bobby Jones at Pittsburgh in September. He has won three tourneys this year and posted a 64 score on Rancho course in under an hour. He trains constantly keeps to a strict diet and avoids alcohol and excess.
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Los Angeles
Cat
George von Elm
Angelea
Galfer
von Fln
Bobby Jones
Atlan’a
Pittsburgh
Rome
Aer
von Eim
Angeleon
Rancho
von Elm
California Star
Aqueduct Entries First Race and Other Card
Breakdown of entries across six races at Aqueduct including six and a half furlongs three year olds Sunsard Candy Kla Nedana Bea trices Gold Piece in race one and various steeplechase and handicap races through race six with fourteen Maiden fillies and apprentices allowances noted, weather clear track slow.
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Sunsard
Candy Kla
Nedana
Beatrices
Gold Piece
Briotanie
Bontmar
St. Lawrence
Vox Popull
Wormwold
Billiken
Rubinetta
Darby
Gareth
Woodworth
Sea Met
Pires Bepper
Orbit
Sting
Flames
Sunamni
Mad Play
Wiendyke
Awa Khan
Wildmineen
Teng Mila
Rowland's Request
Shamrock
Rigel
Pilgrim
Hell Cat
Pontina
Alletache
GE nine stays perfect with fifth win in Industrial League
The General Electric nine won its fifth straight in the Industrial League by defeating Bridgeport Brass 4 to 1. In the other league game American Tubes beat Chain 10 to 1 as Kohout Connell Connors and Targon led the Brass effort while Parker Scanion Wargo Jarkin Scholz and McCarten starred for Tube.
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General Electric
Bridgeport Brass
Flet OU Dtaoo RH
Amg
Brass
Kohout
Connell
Connors
Targon
Parker
Scanion
Wargo
Jarkin
Scholz
McCarten
Athletic Mack Spends Record Sums On Rebuild
Philadelphia June 14. The club spent 375000 to rebuild the team and 376000 on plans and facilities. They now lead the league with manager C Estes presenting an investment of 125000 for pitchers catchers and infield and outfield units costing around 60000 each.
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Philadelphia
Han
P Pent Athletica
Cest
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Smith
Truber
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Ikata
Carlson
Botheren
Teer
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Batts Tin
Sotheran
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Whapkoh
Winntne Pitehar
Agitcher Betts Ummires
Pittman
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Wilams of
Schultz
Wilson
Wrightstone
Rand
Huber
Gouch
Kimmick
Hentine
Battet
Batte
Hawk
Oh ST. Lovts
Knights of Cotubus
Lenox A. A. P
Perry
Sasco Hills
South Bend Stars
Southern Elevens
Bulldog Cinder Path
Berkshires
Georgia Ward
Sevier
Hooks Wiltse
NEW Yank Stars
Latonia
Danersks
Vevee C. Weall
Danerak New London
Mycock
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Nelson Nevers
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