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In Chicago and across the American Association top clubs resume a four game series schedule after a day off. Kansas City trails Minneapolis by six percentage points as they visit Toledo to play Casey Stengel’s seventh place squad Matthews. Milwaukee aims to climb from last while St Paul’s Hargrave forces a pivotal test against Indianapolis.
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Chicago
American Association
T. J. Hickey
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Casey Stengel
Matthews
Millers
Louisville
Colummbus
Bubbles
Ohio State Aces Set for Denver Track Meet
Ohio State University coach Frank Castleman brings George Simpson Pete Masmuss and Dick Rockaway to the National AAU Track and Field Championships in Denver July 1 4 and 5. Castleman predicts world record chances on the fast Denver track aided by altitude dry soil and good weather. Hjertberg Bracey and Newark A C officials also foresee record breaking performances despite tough conditions.
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Denver
Colo
Frank Preteen
Ohio State University
George Simpson
Pete Masmuss
Dick Rockaway
Castleman
University of Colorado
Ime
Chicago
Simpson
Colorado
Cole
Cline
Ireland
Therado
Nile
Ernie ‘Hjertberg
Claude Pracey
Texas Tornado
O Simpson
Hjertberg
Bracey
Lermond Runs Mile In 4 13 At Benefit Meet
Leo Lermond of the Boston A A A ran the mile in 4 13 at a benefit track meet at Yankee Stadium. It was the fastest American outdoor mile since 1915 and propelled him to the top of current U S milers. Claude Bracey of Rice Institute narrowly beat Eddie Tolan of Michigan in the 100 yard dash.
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New York
Leo Lermond
Husky Flyer
Boston A. A
Lermond
America
Yankee Stadium
Norman Taber
Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Taber
Panvo Nurmi
Claude Bracey
Rice Institute
Eddie Tolan
University of Michigan
Englemann to compete in decathlon at national meet
Brookings reports South Dakota State College track star Englemann will enter the decathlon at the National AAU championships in Denver on July 5. Coach Bert Eckberg aims to sharpen his training in the pole vault and javelin, with rivals including Berlanger of Penn and Doherty of Detroit. Snelling aids preparation at Fort Snelling before Denver.
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Brookings
South Dakota ‘State College
Weert
Englemann
Miller
Denver
Bert Eckleberg
Philadelphia
Berlanger
University of Pennsylvania
Churchill
Oklahoma
Stewart
California
Doherty
Detroit
Eckberg
Iort Snelling
Haglemann
Amp
South
Dakota
Rhoads Signs With Kentucky Tigers Pitcher
Raymond Rhoads, star pitcher for the University of Kentucky, has signed with the Tigers. He was scouted by Billy Doyle and joins a roster poised for strong season impact.
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Rhoads
Tiger Nerrott
Raymond Rhoads
University of Kentucky
Billy Doyle
Principles of stance for a successful drive
The passage stresses feet should be well apart for balance during a drive. It explains the right distance prevents sway, maintains security, and keeps the body aligned to deliver a strong impact. An expert or novice can judge balance by feeling secure and balanced to strike effectively.
Return of Max Kayoes Paulino Rumored in Duel Clash
Doings loom in track gossip as Max threatens a comeback if he downs Paulino. George Simpson dominates sprint talk with a 9.4 hundred, while the AAU contemplates records. Martha Noreling and Helen Menny barred for professional appearances spark debate over amateur ethics.
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Vempsey
Max Kayoes Paulino
John L. Sullivan
Max Kayoes
Paulino
Marriner Outpoints Napoleon Dorval In Chicago Bout
Les Marriner, former Illinois football player, boxed Napoleon Jack Dorval of Pennsylvania in Chicago. In his first challenging match since a right hand injury eight months earlier, Marriner won a 10 round decision over Dorval.
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Chicago
Les Marriner
University of Illinois
Marriner
Napoleon Jack Dorval
Pennsylvania
Schuble 18 Game Injures Cheek After Hit
In a recent game Detroit shortstop Heinie Schuble was struck in the face by a batted ball but continued playing. Afterward it was found that a bone in his cheek was broken.
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Heinie
Schuble
Detroit
Gorilla Jones Emerges From Clowning to Boxing Star
Willie Gorilla Jones of Akron Ohio rose from a jesting preliminary fighter in Luey Welch's Akron boxing den to a $10000 headliner in little more than a year. He began as a joke figure, got serious after early bouts, and trained to master punch evasion and ring craft, signaling a lucrative future.
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Wrom
Willie “Gorilla” Jones
Akron
Ohio
Luey Welch
Akron’ Boxing Sanctorium
Col. Oxred
Aown Dixie “Av
Lorig
Egular
Willie
Jones
Gorilla Jones Rises Through Welterweight Ranks
The article chronicles Jones nearly toppling top contenders as he defeats Tommy Freeman and Izzy Grove in Madison Square Garden as a rising welterweight. It notes Jackson Jones’s tactical growth, his earlier upsets over Fyreeman and Mello, and rumors of a clash with Jackie Fields.
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Sammy
Baker
Joe ‘Dundee
Jones
Tommy Freeman
Madison Square ‘Garden
New York
Serities
Fyreeman
AL Mello
Bowling
Arta
Izzy. Grove
Pride
Ghetto
Mello
Joe Dundee
Jackie Fields
Moose Down Electricians Oilers Dairy Meet Tonight
The Moose defeated Northwestern Public Service club 16 to 14 to move from cellar status. Kiel hit two homers driving in five runs, Bullis added two RBIs with a homer, and Moose pitcher R. Bullis/Wilson/Kiel held the Public Service lineup. Tonight a title-deciding clash looms as Standard Oil and Huron Dairy duel for first-half glory. both undefeated, with a potential one-game gap before meeting Elis and closing the half.
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Moose
Huron
Crew
Northwestern Public Service Club
Kiel
R. Bullis
Wilson
Public Service
Kucera
Moself
Gillespie
Standard Oil
Dairy Products
Elis
Nick Altrock Began Pitching Career with Pickering in 1896
Nick Altrock started playing with Pickering in 1896. He pitched three games in the first week and was paid $3.50.
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Nick Altrock
Pickering, C
Rails Wear Longer On North South Lines
A brief note states steel rails on north south railway tracks last longer due to undisturbed friction, while east west rails face resistance and wear more quickly.
Arsenate Effectiveness Boosts Golf Green Defense
Lead arsenate has proved highly satisfactory in preventing damage to fairways and putting greens of golf courses by Japanese beetles. Recent experiments by the Department of Agriculture have proved the arsenate's merit.
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Department of Agriculture
Promoter Pyle Faces Pay Claims From Show Cast
In Los Angeles promoter CG Pyle of the transcontinental bunion derby faced multiple claims. Chorus girls and road show members say they were unpaid after performances and filed claims with state authorities while Pyle was questioned by City Prosecutor Lloyd C. Nix. A municipal court awarded L W Greene $500 plus $100 interest and damages after a note default.
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Los Angeles
C. CG
Pyle
Lloyd C. Nix
Nix
L. W. Greene
Alladena
Calif
Electrician
Green
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Eddie To- Jan
Michigan
State College
Evereil
Comstock
Joe Ee
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George
O'Geoffy
Martha Noreling
Hel ‘En Menny
Olympic
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Laufer
Bucky Lawless
Jon Heidige
Moose Down
Union Bond & Mortgage CO
A. McHaskell
Pres
E. R. Geiger
Sedy Mortgage Loans & Insurance K.P
M. G
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Roseand Boucyit
Rob IS
Boson
Salem
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Cleveland
OIC
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McClaren
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