Umpire Banishes Sisler Sparks Fans in Browns Sweep
June 1 in St Louis a Brown’s game saw Sisler ejected by umpire Holmen for defending Holmes leading to a chaotic scene. Bottles flew as fans stormed the field after Holmen’s ruling, with Crowns owner Ball meeting the field officials. Williams hit a homer in the seventh for the Browns in a 7 to 6 loss in the first game and a later doubleheader split.
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Mad Hatter Wins Aqueduct Feature in Queens County Handicap
New York June 31 Mad Hatter ridden by Sands won the Queens County handicap at Aqueduct by two lengths over Rialto with Dunlin third. Rialto led early before Mad Hatter surged and overtook in the final jumps. Time 1:96 3. Other runners included Gracadala Enchantment Prince of Satinbeta and Uralnstorm. Also noted is Blind Man's Sill Brxton by A. Wilson who runs a shop for toy ships.
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French champ to fight here in Baltimore showdown
Charlie Les doux, bantamweight champion of France, meets Charlie Holman in a 14 round decision bout at the Sport and Weights arena in Berwyn Maryland near Baltimore. The match is set for next Thursday evening, announced today by an AA representative of the club management.
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Illinois Athletes Win Titles in Six Branches of Sport
Illinois athletes sweep six championships across football basketball wrestling track tennis golf and more in 1921 24, tying with Michigan and Chicago for titles indoors and outdoors. Zuppke led football to eight straight wins while Coach Ruby rebuilt basketball prior to a late surge. The tennis team beat Purdue and Chicago and tied Michigan, with Goodwills and Dubach winning doubles. Beare coached both tennis and golf squads as Illinois dominated conference and Drake relay meets.
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Presbyterians and Baptists Win Tilts in Church Circuit
In a church league doubleheader Kanawha Presbyterians defeated First Christians 47 to 2 as Liversedge held the mound after a rough start. Heavy hitting by Middleton highlighted the win, with seven runs scoring in the later innings before rain halted play in the fourth. The Baptist Temple team then routed First M. Stine 15 to 4, led by Turley and Hennen with consistent hitting and no strikeouts by Baptists. Stine pitched for First M., while Hennen held the Baptist offense in check elsewhere. The day also featured a 4-3 win for M. E. South over the First Presbyterians in a close game.
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Hagen Favored For English Title In Damp Liverpool Round
Walter Hagen, holder two years ago and runner up by one stroke last year, led the field in practice at Royal Liverpool in a round of 68, eight under bogey, despite a steady downpour and later clearing skies. American potters pursue the British open crown as Hagen resumes his bid.
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Big Leaguers In Wreck Uninjured In Pennsylvania Train Crash
The Pennsylvania train carrying the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati National League clubs to Cincinnati was wrecked at Walkers Mills near Corntgie tonight. Baseball writers reported none of the players seriously injured.
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Chicago Derby entry list swells at Hawthorne July 12
The revived Chicago Derby of 1890 era attracts 59 leading American sire ages with entrants from Bancocks stable Murry F Sinclair Edward R Bradley Auguect Hel mont Harry Payne Whitney Greentree Stable and others. The $16,000 added purse race covers a 1 ¼ miles at Hawthorne with top owners and breeders represented. Black Gold also among entries from Peter Coyne along with Bourbon Boy.
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Colleges Represented in Olympic Festival Field
The article notes a wide and diverse field of colleges for the Olympic festival with many universities such as Missouri, USC, Lafayette, Michigan, Dartmouth, California, Stanford, Princeton, Penn State, Georgetown, and Penn represented. It highlights sportsmanship examples from Cambridge and previews upcoming bouts involving Stribling, Berlenbach, Delaney, Tunney, and others, stressing the broad talent pool across institutions and regions.
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Anil Berlenbach
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Mountaineer teams honored as track glory grows in 1920s
West Virginia athletic awards highlight Mountaineer squads as track gains momentum. Despite an off season for baseball and tennis, WVU remains top in the tri state district with district titles and new state records. Captain-elect Gordon McMillan and Pete Barnum lead record breakers in tele vault and broad jump.
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Gallagher Defeats Ansted in Pitching Duel
Ansted at home June 21 fell 1 0 as Gallagher won with a sharp pitching duel by Watters and Batten. Four safeties were recorded, one for extra bases by Wills who doubled to deep center. Watters allowed six hits, three in the fourth inning, while Gallagher turned an exceptional triple play to end a rally in the sixth. United will face Cedar Grove next Saturday.
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tennis star collapses in net game at Philadelphia
June 2 Philadelphia. Wal lace Scott of the University of Washington collapsed in the final round against Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia for the middle states championship. He was forbidden by a physician to continue and defaulted in both singles and doubles with partner Bruce Hesketh. Scott was hospitalized as a precaution though his condition was not believed serious. Weather was hot and sultry. Johnson won the first set 5-4 as Scott took the next two 13-11 and 6-3.
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Pas Seul Captures Big Latonia Stakes
Latonia Kentucky June 21 Pas Seul with L Dermott up won the $5090 seced Harold stakes for colts and geldings two year olds at Latonia today from Annihilator and Kubblal EKkwao. The five furlongs time was 1 03 5.
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French Athletes Shatter Marks at Olympic Tryouts
June 21 report from French amateur championships notes two French records broken and one equalled. Bontemps set a new 3000 meters steeplechase mark in 9:04, topping his French record by 4.8 seconds and beating Olympic time by 18.45 seconds. Louis Whithelne won the tuna broad jump with 7 meters 13.12 centimeters, beating his own mark by 4.5 cm. Merlin brothers Andre and Rene matched the 100 meter dash record at 9.45 seconds, while Andre dominated in discus and hammer, and Mayo Callaway ran the mile in 4:33. The article also covers coaching changes and Mountaineer performances against Georgetown, West Virginia Weslayan, Pittsburgh, and Bethany College.
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Wimbledon Opens With Lenglen as Focal Point
Wimbledon prepares for two weeks of play with Suzanne Lenglen as the marquee draw and Helen Wills challenging from a higher half of the draw. The field includes 164 men from across continents, while Miss Wills faces a tougher path, still aiming for the world title amid Lenglen’s enduring status.
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