Champs Blank Solons in Contested Wrangling Display
Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 3 in a game marked by frequent disputes between Umpire O’Lavin and players from both sides. Rowland was ejected for arguing a ruling on a possible shine ball, as Risberg and Schalle mishandled a bunt leading to runs. Altrock served as pinch hitter after the seventh.
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Champs Blank
Chicago
Chiccago
Washington Today
O'Lavehiin
Rowland
Ing
Claihlin
Risberg
Schalle
Alrick
Cleotie
Foster
Gad Beebe
Maerithe
Weaver
Shighe
Jon Pals
Altrock
Washington
Pol Murphy
Holt
OlFlenti
Ettan
Moser
Rashiington
Naa Murphy
Baeeiliee
Beinn Saoeiten
Bunting Tactics Win for Tribe Over Macks
Cleveland May 1 1923 Meveland defeated Philadelphia in a pitching duel as Morton fanned several batters and Warehinanns fielding error sparked the key late inning. Dugan and Cardoen contributed runs while Cleve area hitters produced a decisive rally to seal the victory over the Macks.
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Cleveland
Meveland Forde
Yankees Bunch Hits and Easily Beat Tigers
Detroit game summary shows the Yankees overpowering the Tigers with strong hitting led by a three run triple and a double, while Dorentt flon struggles after the fifth inning. Key contributors include Yaris, Brinker, and Te Mth with multiple outs and defensive plays shaping the result.
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Yankees
Tigers
Petrott
Ken Yaris
Raven
Ita
Dorentt Flon
Roland
Viekwon
Detroit
Reores
Tore Druumnt
D.al
Alina
Logallett
Inwall
Brinker
Calamani
Ham
Allen
Faerie
Walure
Rai
Daring work on bases defeats leaders in extra innings
In St Louis on June 16, a daring base running sequence by Johnson produced a late rally against Toaton, tying the game in the ninth. Johnson stole, scored on a miscue, and slid safely as Schang’s relay error allowed the go ahead play, giving St Louis the victory in a tense ballgame.
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Louis
Johnson
Toaton Balay
Fox
Johnn
Smith
John
Johnann
Schang
Burke
Beare
Rostom
Loti Serra Araloa
Tod BO
AlShocker
Gerber
Bean
Wane Broly
Rebwe
Wiinomen
Houvet
Folinnon
Badfiew
Havton
Fat Tanie
Rave
Halle
Bama bof Bhackar, 8. Btrvck out=—Ry Troneril, & Oy Bhonker
G Hentre
Like Father Like Son Hurlers Code in Milwaukee
A muddled OCR item from Milwaukee outlines a pitcher’s actions tied to a family’s financial pressures during the American Association season. It notes a father and brothers, a request for money to HUD, and an expected return around July 4 as a war-era commission story unfolds.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rankin Jonson
Oltetir
American Association
Plas
Ale Gither
Endlst
Fry
Omy Cather Ant
Jahnwor
Jobinenta
Whan Taukenant
Rafelna
Columbus Racing History Sparks Early Wisconsin Track
Fragmented text recounts how Columbus racing evolved near Olen Tangy River north of The Citi, Wis. Tracks built by Trunklin County, shale routes moved, and Olde lands later formed a permanent course near Cataw hus. The Beanktin area gained renown for racing. the Celine Onto Espiving Axnsociatinn operated. The mile track became famed for international meets and world records.
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Tangy
Citi
Wis
Trunklin
Stair
Celine
Baseball Notes and Harness Racing Assorted Scores
National League and American Association statistics head a dense recap of games and standings. Mentions of Washington, Chicago, Boston, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Detroit pair with Columbus events and pacing horses. American League slate includes Washington at Chicago and other matchups as Columbus hosts three weeks of harness racing highlighting top trotters and drivers.
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Wrahington
Lola
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chiladelpha
American Association
Pao
Tuilanapolis
Toularia
Minwrapinik
Tejera
Milwaukee
Hannaiy
Colombia
National League
Tuttahreh
Dhiadelphia
Chiebiani
Chicagon
MiaOhlyte
Tani
Reston
Warhineton
Chirag
Philadelphia
New Tronity
Dooals
Yurtz
Braves Leader Starts 26th Year as Pilot
Biography of George Stallings, long-time Braves manager, detailing his early career with the Braves, Detroit, and other clubs, his leadership across leagues, and anecdotes from his management style and experiences, highlighting his role in guiding the team to historic pennants and his maritime-era nickname.
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Braves
Axo George Stal Jiyta
Oatarn fAremainter
Howetin Braves
Jose
Cpl
Sinn Joneett
Atal+ Minga
Augusta
Narhville
Detroit
Milles
Infuakertown
Wihershe Atuel Ouwell
Yarkees
Kattan
Newark
Hin Belne
Hy Hraves
Boston
Raine
Beaves
Linet’ Plage
Willy
Hay
Poraliar
Birde Mehtan
Hestes
Raring
Hin
WANTED to Buy Small Second-Hand Roadster
Classified request from Jennings seeking a small second-hand roadster in good running condition at a bargain. Phone 4300, ask for Business Manager. DETROIT WANTS TO REPLACE DRAFTEES THROUGH SCOUTING TOUR.
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Jennings
Boxing card features McGoorty in Wisconsin rematch
PUITIAGO Radin McGoorty the Onhkont now in national army at Camp fivant meets UKIP Tinerisun of Chicago in Racing Wisconsin on June 21. Harrison stopped McGoorty in their first bout. Moha and Christie to box in Milwaukee for Moha's brother Eadie who is injured from a knockout. other boxers donate purses to the injured welterweight. Harvey Thorpe faces Johnny Noys in a twelve rounder on July 4 in the same card.
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Puitiago
Radin McGoorty
Onhkont
Wintmiddlewelght
National Army
Camp Fivant
Ukip Tinerisun
Chicago
Racing
Wis
Harrison
McGoorty
Milwaukher
Bob Moha
Gual Christie
Miwaukee
Heara
Benene
Moha
Eadie
Jock Milena
St. Paul
Callal
HOOF BEATS HEARD IN OUR OWN STATE
The Franklin pacer Ruby Ly 3:84 was sold by Carl Hkeesling to Frank Tinkler for a reported 700 dollars. The central Indiana horse scene includes Theia mare and broodmaren Dorah Medium among Laurel Hall stock. trainer Frank Bogash reported in Fort Wayne after a fatal track incident that left him critically injured when a hearse struck his sulky.
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Franklin Pacer
Ruby Ly
Carl Hkeesling
Frank Tinkler
Riley Walters
Dorah
Red Mediyem
Laurel Hall
Peter the Great
Trom
Inez Friday
Prank Bogash
Fort Wayne
Fenra
Wanted A 1 Vulcan Iz Er Phone 1683
COLLMALA Mo June 1h Someone naked Lieut Robert Simpson when he visited Bhétea recently it his several jmontta of army training hurt unfitted him for track work Swat to Recide the inutation Siren doffed hin uhaki slipped into a track at and with save emt time Keepers clocking him stopped the sixty yard high hurdles In seven and fours fifth seconds This time equals the world's record in that event Simpaan who left the University of Missouri to enter the army watched the recnal Mianouri valley crack moat While here he gave exhibitions of gremple throwing and Incidently ran several hurdle races with the same speed and agility that made his worl champion.
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Collmala
Robert Simpson
Bhétea
Swat
Hin Uhaki
Simpaan
University of Missouri
Mianouri Valley
Interest Mounts in Coming Rabbit Show at Fort Wayne Park
Interest grows in the Fort Wayne Rabbit and Pet Stock Association show to be staged at Robi son Park next Sunday. Entry blanks mailed last Wednesday spurred inquiries, with many applicants joining the association in the past week. A large canvas shelter will cover exhibits in the grove between the bandstands, and Judge J. C. Fehr of Indianapolis will judge in full view of spectators. 125 single and ten sitter cages ordered will arrive soon, adding to viewing pleasure. Prize winners from metropolitan events may enter, but local entrants are confident in upholding district regulations. The fair car, badges, and staff are organized, with open questions welcome from exhibitors. The event begins before noon and ends after nightfall.
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Robison Park
Fort Wayne Rabbit and Pet Stock Association
J. C. Fehr
Indianapolis
Judge Fehr
Country Club Golfers Open Spring Qualifying Season
Fort Wayne Country Club members opened the spring tourney season with qualifying rounds for the championship cup and Lang trophy. New holes welcomed players as greens and fairways appeared in midseason form, with top qualifiers listed and match pairings announced for next Saturday.
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Fort Wayne
Rhia Zen
Ram
Houtsa
MacDougal
Geen Am
Alzteen Loweat
Muccematul
Cham Henahy
M. C. Mandidall
Cynthi
O. Hoffman
F.C. Oters
Eetoak
H. J. Miller
Fr Baby I
Toy
W. Beil
Merritt FL Tiobe
H. Qr Pollak
Yfate Oud
St. Rendell
McCullough
Morris
Ralston-Smith
Oudtel
Bullmen
Pldeph - Macdourah
Jogan Smog
Peter Co. Hofman
Trontmater
Moneman-Barrett
Joud- Hell
Mittee Arbanisok
Freen
Dickerson's Judgment Vindicated Again By Start Date
Kansas City June 7. President F. W. Dickerson of the Western League defends a May 1 season start over April 15. He cites only one postponement in the first sixteen days of the schedule and argues late starts save owners money by avoiding early bad weather.
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Kansas City
Wartern League
W. Dickerson
Dickerson
Hla
Pacodall
Citb
Major Baseball Flag Chase Weekly Review
New York June 18 The Horton and Philatelphie team led the National League race while Cleveland and St Louis topped the American League. Kenan kept his lead as Boston and Cincinnati fought for spots. Cincinnati dropped four straight, while the Red Sox and others gained ground.
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New York
Horton and Philatelphie
Theveland
St. Lauia Cuba
Chienga
Kenan
Ube
Ty Aymes
Red Rox
Louie
Toston
Cincinnati
Cincins
World War Time Tennis Body Seeks Member Proposals
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association asks members to submit suggestions ahead of the executive committee meeting in Chicago during the clay court championship week of July 4. The aim is frank discussion on policy and wartime tennis development, with a focus on unity and practical action.
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Chicago
United States National Lawn Tenure Association
Allte
Provident
Julian
Myrick
Cluda
Executivs Committee
Board of Governors
I Aelf
Torough
Warrtime
Kasemblug
Sfinn
Hebmin
Thn Uy. SN
LT. A
United States
Thie Revtalen
Thi
Vio
Bnl. T. A
Dennis
Pebrunes
Fiala
Ape Malin
Ward
Wright
Onda
Agortanion
Nantes
Cileaga
Ft. Renulta
Antir-Tnta
Nf Young
Olf Tavera
Atara
War Department
Anciica
Formuppiian
Tetx
Foster M Valor Elected Captain Of Illini Baseball Team
Urbana June 16 Foster M valor has been elected captain of the 1919 University of Illinois Titanis baseball team. He has played in the outfield the past two years and is listed among regulars for this season. Other awarded their letters are Captain Klein Wroble, Outfielder Kenn Snewerson Harkjac Waneman Kruipet Taylor Dona and Tinos Kissinger. By graduation two will leave. Fans already in military service Kissinger and Tinos expected to leave room.
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Detnmt
Mich
Detroit
Ann
Grenicat
Atina
Mrlekaen
Jonstag
Snewerson
Harkjaca
Waneman
Kruipet
Talor
Haneman
Dona
Tinos
Joatselsern
Kissinger
Kinin
Krapar
Har
Tinea
Roon
Cullop Keeps Silent on St. Louis Departure
Nie x Cullop, lefthand pitcher, arrived in St. Louis after a trade with the New York Americans. It is indicated he may join the local roster but Business Manager Quinn says he will not report for the season. Spring training was to be in Abbeville, La, with no further word on his status.
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Louis
Niex Cullop
St Tania Americane
New York Americans
Rot
Quinn
Cullen
Ahrevenort
Emary
Honolulu Swimmers Set New World Marks
Honolulu swimmers established several world records at a West Coast meet, led by Vanesh Henines who broke the Tornier distance, Pett Neate who lowered the 308 yard mark, and Harold Krier who set a sprint record. Clarence Lane and Clarence Daniels held other top performances as officials noted the era of advancing times.
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Alameda
Cal
Vanesh
Avimmere
Neating West
Ais Ta
Pett Neate
Clarence Lane
Myree
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