Grand Circuit on Track at North Randall
The Associated Press reports North Randall hosted grand circuit racing with at least ten horses per event. Lyhen Bonnie Watts equalled a world record in the 2:15 class pace with a 1:31 2-5 mile. Callie Direct won the eyel and topics for three year olds Bob Seymore placed second. Favonian set a mile and quarter trotting record at 2:42 4-5, while Yimddy Mac lowered the distance mark to 2:37 1-5. The nine beats Elks 10-8 in a juvenile game featuring Wilson and Moriarity on the mound.
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Elks and State House Meet in Twilight League Showdown
Yesterday's Twilight League results tightened the race for leadership as Elks and State House split the front, with Knights defeating NuWay 3-1 to break a three-way tie. Ardent rivalry headlines Armor Park as voters close early to watch the Elks and State House clash for top spot in Gazette Division.
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Jones Hurls Yank Win Over Red Sox
Sam Jones allowed only four hits and the Yankees shut out the Red Sox 3 to 0. He was hit in the back by a pitch in the third inning but stayed effective. Stuth returned but went hitless as Boston’s offense struggled against New York’s pitching.
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White Sox win in twelfth inning to tie series
In St Louis on June 80 the Chicago White Sox tied the series with the Browns by winning 81 to 1 after a three extra innings span. A late rally in the twelfth produced five runs as Hargrave, newly with the Browns, kept behind the plate.
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St Albans Defeats Madison In Mound Duel
St Albans 4 Madison 2 as Lefty Workman and Lefty Edeleman duel. Carter Ballard hits a homer for St Albans, Hudson scoring on ball, in a fast game from Albany. Next meet Dehue at St Albans on July 4 and 5 with large fan turnout expected amid season-long play.
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Phils Beat Robins In Overtime Game
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 10 to 3 in 11 innings after a 30 year gap. Five errors in the Robins field led to all their runs. Harper and Wrightstone hit their ninth homers of the season as the Phillies rally past Brooklyn in extra innings.
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July 4 Horse Races Set at Igawanha Park Card Announced
The July 4 program at Igawanha Racing Park features a strong Ohio contingent challenging local entries. Races include 8:18 Trot with stakes, free-for-all pace, and running race for schoolboys, each with multiple entrants and local riders. A platform dance with epoch music follows the events.
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Washington Star Wins Tennis Title
Washington Pa June 30 Mrs De Lioya Thompson of Washington Pennsylvania won the women's singles championship after play resumed in the Western Pennsylvania tennis tournament. She defeated Peggy Powell New Castle in straight sets 6 1 6 1. William Thompson of Washington won the boys title by defeating Alan Jack Freedom 6 2 4 2. The men’s final between David O Loughlin and Jaomesa O Connor is set for tomorrow. Salem Gets Coach Clarksburg June 30 Ferdinand Al Rockwell of Jackson Mich University of Michigan star named head coach and athletic director at Salem College succeeding Francis L Casey Red Oak Iowa who started football there five years ago.
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New York Boxing Heads Throw Down Gauntlet to Kearns
New York boxing officials barred Jack Kearns from attending a Thursday bout at Polo Grounds after ruling he is not licensed in the state. Kearns sought a license to sit in Mickey Walker’s corner for a Dempsey bout, while Commissioner Farley refused entry and he hinted at a peaceful resolution before the fight.
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Indian Rally Beats Tigers in Cleveland 6 to 3
After losing 14 of 15, Cleveland staged a sixth inning rally to defeat Detroit 6 to 3. Detroit had won 11 of its previous 12. Pitchers were Whiten Doyle and Bassler against Miller and L Sewell.
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Kaufman Tossers Defeat Francos In Retail League
Kaufman Tossers topped the Francos 4 to 1 yesterday at the Retailers Diamond. Thomas Itar Kaufman and Red Steele pitched in a tight duel as three hits were recorded. Kaufman tied the game in the second on a walk and wild throw, then a fourth inning error and timely hit produced three runs. Batteries: Kaufman and Gates for the Tossers. A Charleston Laundry vs Coyle and Richardson forfeit was noted as the Laundry team likely awarded the win.
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