TODAY IN SPORT Preview of late season games and rivalries
The piece notes upcoming benefit game featuring Chuck Teating and Keating sparring with Beavers watching, Merchants duo, and Keating as verbal duelist. It highlights Notre Dame and Irish links with Hank Anderson and Jesse Harper backing, plus Homestead Grays and Dormont signings, and local baseball and basketball mentions with teams like Pirates, Braves, and Indians.
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Chuck Teating
Jesse Harper
Notre Dame
Hank Anderson
Harper
Anderson
Harner
Indians Hit New Stride and Ride Arlett Rise
Philadelphia Nationals slugger Buzz Arlett, long in the minors with Oakland, earns big league notice as a sensational rookie. After 13 seasons, he replaces Lefty O'Doul and quickly leads the league in home runs while showing surprising fielding for his size. Arlett recalls a pitching past and seeks lasting major league impact.
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Buse Arlett
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Arlett
Jimmy Walker
Bill Tilden
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Dranther
Phillies
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Arnett
Portland Pilot Real Jokester In Ball Circles
Portland, June 3. Spencer Abbott, manager of the Portland baseball club, is a colorful figure noted for fighting spirit and leadership that kept Portland in the first division. He once plotted a staged fight with an umpire to draw fans, a ruse shared with Topeka and Wichita managers years ago, and kept the scheme secret from players.
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O'Day
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Opay
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Moaleo
Topeka
Jack Hotland
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Amy
Young Bedient Inno-Hit Game Grabs TU Victory
Jamestown reports a June game where Young Bedient pitched for Walcover against Burzeun Tires, earning a win in a high scoring clash. Bedient carried the year’s pace with support from Mason, Wiley, and Aulerson as five runs crossed on timely hits and errors limited by Alia.
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Ieilien
Walcover
Burzeun
Bedient Ani
Alia
Masleins
Sowerk
Mike Athy
Hl Aulerson
Eireulh
Jamestown
Bass Offer Ties Title Defense Amid Controversy
In a marked dispute the challenger Bass faced a near 525,000 bid to defend his title against Brct Chocolate. The event, staged on a single floor venue, also cited attendees Nate Lewis and Chien as interim organizers as bias claims surfaced during proceedings.
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Festinger
Raaheen
Nate Lewis
Sportsmen's service at Congregational church at Whith Plains
United Press reports Rev Arthur Stanley Wheelock introduced a Sunday sportsmen service at the Congregational church in Whith Plains New Jersey. Participants wear sports clothes and the service, to start at 9 a m, will last about 35 minutes, in addition to the regular black service.
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United Press
Whith Plains
Arthur Stanley Wheerick
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Wheelock
Yesterday's Scores and Schedule Highlights
Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 to 2 while Washington toppled Detroit 9 to 3. St Louis edged New York 2 to 2 with Cleveland routing Boston 42 to 2. Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to 6 as Chicago outlasted Cincinnati 6 to 2. Pittsburgh won 4 to 3 over Boston. Schedule lists St Louis at New York, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Boston, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Tom Connolly Promoted To Chief of Staff
Chicago report states Tom Connolly, dean of American League umpires, was named chief of staff by President Will Harridge. He will assume duties after officiating in Boston and will supervise all officiating connections and oversee talent in the major leagues. Born Mantheater, England, Connolly never played baseball and began umpiring in the American League in its early years.
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Chicago
Tom Colinbily
Will Harridge
Boston
Wonnally
Anpives
Suny
Mae Teagues
Giesien
Mantheatoy
Eng
Connally
Gilbert Hero Walks in Brooklyn Defeats Hinde in Tight Meet
Gilbert Yosterdiey achieves a notable victory in Brooklyn with a late tallying run. The event features a close contest against Verses 7 and Foibert's Hinde, highlighting a strategic finish and strong endurance on the final laps.
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Flineel
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Foibert
Plan Singles in Horseshoe Competition for Summer
Erie Jamestown Warren and nearby cities plan a singles horseshoe competition this summer. A preliminary meeting at the Municipal building reviewed the season, with matches to begin around June 15 and rules to be drafted next week.
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Jamestown
Warren
Toggers
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Jamestosyn
Time
Alley
Ocedpur
Harveshoe
Seven Teams Enter Mushball Loop In Early Push
A garbled local sports blurb notes seven teams entering a mushball loop with plans for an eighth to join later, aiming for two leagues with four teams each. It mentions Weet Ghurely Street Musi and a town’s ambitions to form additional groups including factories or men’s teams, hoping the season will yield ten or more participants.
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Musi
Catry Wiively
Cleveland Club Returns To First Division In Big Week
New York reports Cleveland and the Indians surging in the American League pennant race. A 12 to 11 win over the Boston Red Sox. The Indians built a late surge to eight straight victories while Philadelphia stretched its lead with a 9 2 win over Washington and Chicago. New York beat St Louis 9 to 2 as the Yankees moved closer in the race. The St Louis Cardinals widened their NL lead to two and a half games with a win.
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Mushball League Opens at Washington School Grounds
The Mush Ball League opened with games featuring Baptist Pioneer, Methodist Pioneer, and St. Thomas teams. Presbyterian and Baptist clubs compete tonight as league play begins with a mix of early-season results and local school action.
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Boy Accidentally Hangs Self at Punks’ Yard
A 12 year old boy, Donald How, accidentally hanged himself with a rope at a home in the Pine Street area late at night. Police reported the incident occurred in the bathroom of the residence and the child died from injuries.
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Old Timers to Meet Beavers in Saturday School Game
Veterans with long history at the school square off against Beavers in a Saturday junior high clash at 1 o'clock in Cambridge Springs. Lineup features Maloney Graker Downey Debury Bachafurr Guignon Mialoney and Bang with Charley Bang on the mound and coach McCall weighing Quinn or Hamound as starters as McCallmen face the Polish National Alliance College nine.
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Evils
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Paultkind Na Bachefer
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Giants Drop Cubs as Grimes Wins Tie for Second Place
New York Giants finish in second place after Burleigh Grimes wins his own game with a timely single in the eighth. Brooklyn extends its winning streak by beating Chicago 7 to 6, aided by Wallace Gilbert's RBI triple. Ed Brandt endures his first loss after eight straight Boston victories as Pittsburgh rallies for a 4 to 3 win. Jim Elliott struggles in relief as Philadelphia tops Cincinnati 11 hits to 4, with Chuck Klein belting his 12th and 13th homers of the season.
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Red Lucas
Fight Results No Panapolis Knockout Upset
Indianapolis fighter LH won a two round knockout over Midget Mike O'Dowd in New York Dexter Park Mel Aragon, with other results including a draw Peru versus Herman Perlick and Teferio vs Pastore in listed bouts among international participants. The sparse report highlights several ring outcomes, noting weight classes and locations including Kalamazoo and Greenpoint with multiple fighters named.
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Y Cos
Indianapolis
Mike O'Dowd
Columbus
New York
Dexter Park
Mel Aragon
Peru
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
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Jackie Philips
Canada
Angelo Teferio
Spain
Nick Pastore
Greenpoint
Farrell and Cotton Lead in British Open
Carnoustie Scotland June 8 Farrell and Cotton led the British open golf field after the first 18 holes with near-par scores. Rene Sarazen of New York posted the closest to their marks while Donald Sitti of New York struggled in the opening round. Joe Turnesa and Tony Matters, both of New York, also encountered difficulties in the early play.
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