Bilikens Break Even At Dayton In Two Tight Games
Dayton Ohio June 4 Fort Wayne and Dayton split a two game set with each side winning one extra inning affair. Orth secured the Fort Wayne win in the eleventh after Martin plated the decisive run. Dayton took the opener 5 to 4 led by a late rally while Fort Wayne answered with a 4 to 3 victory in the nightcap as Orth shined on the mound and at the plate.
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Miserable Play Beats The Tots In Terre Haute
Miserable Play defeats the Tots 11 to 1 as weak pitching and miscues early set the tone. Duffy held the Wits to scattered hits until late, with Toon and Vixen closing out the win.partial text notes multiple teams and scattered scores with unclear references.
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Washington Beats St Louis 6 to 2 In AL Showdown
Washington defeated St Louis 6 to 2 as Wellsian was chased from the mound. The Senators capitalized on five singles a double and two triples with Sheden driving in four bases on an error laden day. Umpire Loudlin called plays as Engle Philadelphias 4 win over Detroit highlighted an action packed day across the league.
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Notre Dame Too Strong In Indiana Batting Blitz
Notre Dame dominated the midweek game with a strong offensive showing led by Taine Forest and five-hit standout performances from players including Sheehan and Berger. The lineup produced a swift rout as Butler and teammates added timely power at the plate while pitching held firm.
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Columbus Victory Over Indianapolis In Baseball Match
June reports from Columbus show a 8 to 2 win over Indianapolis with Benson driving in runs and Craniall, McQuillan, and Gerber scoring. In Toledo Louisville and Minnesota Kansas City also noted, while Toledos lost despite a late rally. Milwaukee dominated St Paul with heavy hits led by Pougherty and Diem in a high scoring day.
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Evansville Defense Sparks League Leaders Road Win
Evansville game highlights feature Thren and double plays stifling Evanavilla. Lejeune hits a solo homer as Tornur and Smit deliver solid pitching. Koehler's baserunning and Stell's defense stand out in a tight victory.
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Jones to quit racing after mile record success
Ithaca June 4 John Paul Jones holder of the world amateur mile record says he will not race again. Coach Moakley declares Jones has no intention of continuing training after graduation from Cornell to pursue business. Jones recently set a new mark of 4 minutes 14 2-5 seconds at Cambridge and two years earlier broke Tammy Connell's long standing record.
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Coulon and Williams Match Likely in Baltimore
In Baltimore a proposed bout between Coulon and Williams was teased as a potential bantamweight title clash. A mid bout agreement reportedly guarantees Coulon $5000 plus a percentage of receipts, with managers and promoters signaling intent to stage the match soon despite several uncertainties.
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National League SPs and late rallies in six games
A fragmented recap of multiple June baseball games across St Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn. Key moments include New York Nationals extending a winning streak, Philadelphia's four-run seventh, Chicago shutting out Boston, Cincinnati climbing from last place, and Brooklyn struggling against Cincinnati as the pennant race tightens. Multiple pitchers and umpires named.
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Australians Ready For Tennis Match Epoch in New York
Captain B N Dausl heads the Australasian team to face the American squad in New York for the first match of the international championship. A B Jones Horaie Tune and Manager High join the invasion, with travel from Sydney via Europe to London then across the Atlantic. The group traveled westward across the Pacific to San Francisco and the United States, declaring this to be the greatest year in tennis history.
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Davis Cup finances and 1920s international tennis stakes
The article notes 320 000 pounds profits after expenses for defending the Davis Cup and transporting a British team to Australia. Receipts from this year’s International matches total about 159 000, with Australia United States Germany France Canada South Africa and the United States entering to win the cup. The next match will pair Australia and the United States in New York on June 6, with the winner meeting the French German challenger in Paris. Captain Vivat analyses doubles strategy as Australia’s team develops a new play style aimed at exploiting rivals’ weaknesses.
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Baseball Warfare Rumors Stir Cleveland Boston Controversy
Daly sport gossip notes advertising rivals use of warlike hype as fans expect a heated Cleveland at Boston series. The piece recalls Cobb Baker and Philadelphians skirmishes, praises umpire rookies and Central League stance, and highlights pitcher Fromholtz's recurring slump despite strong stuff.
Blakey Hopes To Repeat On Sunday
Pitcher Blakey of the Sharrock nine seeks revenge against the Reds in a Sunday league game at the field in Greary City. The Shamrocks and Reds, old rivals, expect a large crowd as Blakey aims to repeat a prior trick and the Reds defend their local title in a tense afternoon clash.
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Death claims a well known trainer
Philadelphia dispatch reports the death of Murphy a famed developer of athletes and trainer of American Olympic teams. Born 1860 Natick Massachusetts he guided teams in Paris 1900 London 1908 and Stockholm 1913 and helped shape many West Coast and New York Athletics Club athletes. He faced years of decline but remained influential in conditioning and selection for foreign invasions.
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