Rivals Roestner and Kinney Set to Battle for City Baseball Title
Kinney and Roestner lead nameless nine against merchants and names at the junior high field tomorrow afternoon in a decisive city championship preview. Officials plan a 3 o clock start with likely pitchers including Kopetner and Pat Money, as Kinney and Long count on strong showings.
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Robins Hope toRise to First Division Contenders
Brooklyn Robins, led by manager Robinson who has guided the team since 1914, struggle with a poor start and aim to surge into the top division this season. Star hitters like Gehrig, Hornsby, and Simmons pace the majors in home runs and batting averages, while local junior league action features the Nameless Nine against the Garry Merchants at Junior High field.
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Butt
Morgan
Indians
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Simmons
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Doyles
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Rulhs
Woxk
Hornsby
Humming Bird Regions Describe Common Hovering Behaviors
Fragmentary notes describe humming birds in mountain regions of Colonie. Observations mention squaity trills heard overhead and one bird hovering to rise toward a bright perch or object.
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Colonie
Senators Climb Within Game of Mack’s Lead
Washington Senators gain ground in the American League led by Walter Johnson while St. Louis Browns win both ends of a doubleheader from Connie Mack’s Athletics. Brownies’ offense and solid pitching help tighten the race as Detroit falls. In the N L, Cardinals beat Brooklyn to extend their lead. Giants lose to Reds as New York slips further back.
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Ryder Cup Opens With US Leads After Morning Fourball
At Scioto Country Club in Columbus on June 26 United States players held a commanding lead over Britain after five morning fourball matches. Parrell and Sarazen led Compston and Davies five up, Hagen and Shultz beat Duncan and Hingers ten up, Diegel and Espinosa beat Mitchell and Robson two up, while Cox and Burke trailed Easterbrook and Whitcombe by one up.
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Willie Davies
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Arthur G. Hingers
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Fred Robson
Whiffy Cox
Bil Burke
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E.R. Whitcombe
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Baseball scores and league schedule report
Yesterday's scores from New York to Chicago show several standings updates. St Louis and Philadelphia split, Washington beat Detroit, Boston edged Cleveland, and Cincinnati beat New York with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia contesting. The Journal courts host evening singles leagues and a fresh league formation is requested for timely play.
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Petrolle Stops Suarez In Thrilling Madison Square Garden Bout
Billy Petrolle of the Pargo Express defeats Justo Suarez by knockout in the ninth round at Madison Square Garden. The bout, one of the season’s greatest, solidifies Petrolle as a top contender for Tony Canzoneri’s lightweight title. Suarez mounted a fierce rally, but Petrolle persisted with a series of rights and hooks to seal the victory before the final bell.
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United Press
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Pargo Express
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Madison Square Garden
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Horseshoe Tossers Open Season Tonight
The ancient game of horseshoe pitching returns as three leagues of eight men start tonight at Journal courts. Singles replace doubles this season with inter city matches to follow. The National League begins at 6 0 o clock, then American and International leagues at twenty minute intervals, with possible fourth league if enough players volunteer.
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Inter City
Schmeling Training Camp Sparring Shows Mixed Form
Reports from Conneaut Lake Park Pa describe Max Schmeling in sparring with partners, with observers saying he may not be at peak for the title defense. Promoters Juncus and Cramer note Schmeling’s cautious tempo as he prepares to face Stribling next week, refining distance, timing, and blocking as he sharpens his left hook and uppercut.
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Lawless Defeats Horner In Ten Round Bout
Bucky Lawless of Syracuse New York won a ten round decision over Jackie Horner of St Louis last night. Lawless weighed 146 1/2 pounds while Horner 147. Horner absorbed hard body blows, showed resilience but faded as the match progressed.
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Cuban House of David Winner at Carter Field
Titusville June 26 Reported Cuban House of David defeated Ganadonta A.C. at Carter Field in the season’s first attraction. The invaders won by a wide margin in an exhibition that mixed clever plays with humorous antics. A large crowd filled stands and bleachers for an entertaining afternoon.
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Giban House of David
Ganadonta A.C
Carter Pield
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