Official Figures Show Locals Trail Gams From Top With One Game Today
Central league standings revised by President Heilbrener place Grand Rapids first, Springfield second, and Fort Wayne third with Terra Haute and Dayton each one win behind. Rain postponed yesterday’s Central League games. Grand Rapids at Dayton and Terra Haute at Ryansville rescheduled. Burke and Stacy aim for splits as Burke’s squad awaits a Springfield game. Cy Young to work for Fort Wayne with a chance Tommy Atkins returns.
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Heilbrener
Grand Rapids
Springfield
Fort Wayne
Ibres Gamez
Springfild
Dayton
Terra Haute
Ryansville
Eltehuly
Midavut
Burke
Bitkens
Reapers
Livia
Cy Young
Tommy Atkins
Springfeld
Satu Taro
Tommy
Slanter
Fort Wayne Inn
Terre Heure
Doubleheader split as Giants beat and lose to Brooklyn
National League action reports New York and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Brooklyn taking the first game 4 to 3 in ten innings on a homer by Doyle and advancing to win the second game 5 to 1 as the Giants’ errors totaled four. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 with Tinker scoring and Bates delivering key hits. Philadelphia edged Boston 3 to 2 as Cravath and Luderus powered Philadelphia while Boston’s Maranville and Paskert stood out defensively.
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York
New York
Brooklyn
Heonila the
Gianta
Sean
Rum
Hromme
Doyle
Ron
Crandall Pighhing
Stengel
tandIn
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Miler
Fromme
Crandllayo Myers
Klem
Orth
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Appvodehiet
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Afy¢ry
Ning
Jyhen
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Harter
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Gente
Johnson
Clark
Brennan
Eason
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Mass
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Yethes
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Luderus
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Paskert
Felding
Tae
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Toougioi
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Whaling
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Wen Taont
Grand Trapils
Springfeld
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Terre “Haute
Layton Ag
New
Reese Ty
Brooklyn Ween
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Tostun
Washington
Lowe
American Association
Colombs Sreder
Milwaukee
Su Valley
Lontsville
Hoks Alianeapolis Eskes
Indiana
Becomes a Dangerous Borer in Boxing History
A historical note profiles fborgine known as a dangerous borer in boxing, describing his unconventional style, brute power, and early life in Australia. It mentions Jerome and rival fighters from New Zealand and Queensland, with references to era bouts and a controversial career path.
Falkenbers a Wonder Qn of the mirscles of the season
Fred Falkenberg, the lanky Cleveland pitcher, shows remarkable control and a baffling variety. He avoids wildness, places the ball precisely, and rarely fumbles when delivering. He does not rely on strikeouts, but he limits hard contact and keeps hitters from squarely driving the ball.
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Fred Falkenberg
Cleveland
Fickenberg
Williams May Again Play Soutar For Racket Title
It is reported in London that Charles Williams, former world racket champion, will again defend his title against Jack Soutar of Philadelphia who dethroned him months ago. If scheduled, the match would likely occur in the fall or next spring.
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London
Charles Williams
Jack Soutar
Philadelphia
Mads
Unti
Many Big League Pitchers With Brains as Only Asset
A cryptic critique questions how many pitchers in the major leagues rely on two traits a $10,000 head and a ten cent arm, suggesting many possess only those assets. The piece contrasts wit and business sense in evaluating pitching talent.
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Rondor
Hay
Baker Aims for Home Run Honors and Curveball Secrets
The article discusses veteran pitchers adapting to aging arms by refining skills and new deliveries like the spitball. It highlights players such as Christy Mathewson and Dusty Rhodes, noting how experience and clever technique help sustain big league careers. It also mentions Bobby Groome and Leon Allys as examples of evolving repertoire and longevity in the majors.
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Mis Neva
Tony
Jacke Cheabra
Yankees
Jack Wan
Stagne
Rhoades
Be Nap
Dusty
Tia
Christy Mathewson
Christy
Hina
Bobby Groome
Punhington
St Nat
Cincinnati Nationals
Leon
Tinker
Ames
Rome
Phillies Are Big Surprise This Season
The Phillies defy expectations this year under a capable leader. The manager is not hindered by the president and is allowed to run the team, aiming for a National League pennant.
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Phillies
Qharley Dooin
Diayan
Dnoin Tx
Himanly
Heax
Doubleheader Split as St Louis and Chicago Tie in Extra Innings
In Chicago and St Louis, a 12 inning marathon opened with a 2 1 St Louis win and a 4 2 Chicago victory. Key moments featured Weaver Berger Johnson and Pratt outfield plays, Bergar delivering late, and Lord Sacrifice bunt. Washington Park notes and line scores reflect a windy, tightly contested pair with both teams trading runs late.
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Cateaga
St. Louis
Nicclers
Ruse
Hamilton
Tug Vishers
Shotten
Stovall
Pratt
Johnson
Toc
Weaver
Berger
Bergar
Ted
Lord
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Chinse
Ronners
Oy Collings
Aurlicary
Rome
Hame
Louis
Baumgardner Ar Engen
Russell
Russell and Sehnite
Ginpires
Hildebrand, J and
O'Loughin
Kansas City Kangas Hold Toledo Hitless in Disputed Start
In a quirky game Kansas City pitcher Vaughn tamed Toledo as the visiting club went scoreless. Walker Carr and White drove in runs for KC while Gardner of Toledo left with an injury after a foul collision. Umpires Haninee and Johnstone presided as Toledo’s Jones joined the lineup after a long layoff.
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Walker
Carr
Fiene
Barieau Wark
Gardner
Bageman
Davy Jones
HBS
James, Swindell
Krueger
O'Conner
Haninee
Johnstone
Two Indians Sold to Western Club In Indianapolis
Indianapolis report states Jerry Towns and N Clarke Oelleher were sold to San Francisco. Downe was acquired from a National League club before the season, enduring a slow start at bat and in fielding. Clarke was highly rated but did not succeed this year. The moves fit Manager Kelley’s plan to trade every player who began the season with the locals.
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Ind
Jerry Towns
Iofielder
N. Clarke Oelleher
San Francisco
Downe
Ghinnga
Felding
Clarke
Catehoran
Kelley
Neeann
Bud Anderson to Meet Leach Cross in Los Angeles July 4
Bud Anderson, a rising lightweight, has defeated notable foes and aims for a title shot. His July 4 bout in Los Angeles with Leach Cross, the reigning lightweight champion, could position him for a future clash with Willie Ritchie if he wins.
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NEW Lightweight
Boxes Leach Cross
Teries
Knacke Out
Brown
New York
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Bruno
Mandot
Leach Cross
Os Angeles
Cross
Packey McFarland
Jook Lke
Britton
Tinga
Nelson
Anderson
Willie Ritchie
Noting a Hard Hit Junior Baseball Player GaiL Baker
A fragment notes a standout junior baseball player named GaiL Baker hailed as one of the hardest hitters. The text mentions his driven style and his goal to go further than peers in the Azpanle league, with Walton also referenced.
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Gail Baker
Ony
Gana
Azpanle
Walton
Mexican Kid Edges Mason in Eight Round Show
Frankie Mason earned a backers’ relation with a tough foe the Mexican Kid from Toledo. Mason showed class and power, ultimately vanquishing his opponent in the eighth round with decisive punches as the Toledo fighter faded and was saved from a stoppage by the towel. The card also featured bouts with Kid Bill, Battling Dale, Bud Oswald, Young Gatta, and Kid White in hard-fought showings.
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Frankie Moon
Moosa
Baer
Mason
Wrankle
Trankie
Port Warne
Hie
Rita
Miigan
Kid Bill
Dale
Bud Oswald
Buck ‘Creek
Young Gatta
Oswald
Fonrth
Browt
Bome
White
Railway workers urged to adopt eight hour day
Philadelphia June 22 William B Wilson secretary of labor urged a universal eight hour law for railroad workers and a system allowing trainmen to spend time at home in a memorial address before the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and allied unions. He warned of opposition but predicted a future eight hour workday.
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Philadelphia
William B. Wilson
Lano
Brotherhagd
Order of
Brotherhood of Lacoma
Bnemen
Bneinemen
Wilson
Becauas
Referee Calls No Contest In Bout Between Jeannette and Clark
In Memphis a scheduled eighth round heavyweight bout between Joy Jeannette and Jeff Clark was stopped by the referee in the final round. Jeannette held the early edge as the referee ruled the match a no contest amid unclear exhibitory effort.
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Memphis
Tenn
Joy Jeannette
Jeff Clark
Joplin
Jeannette
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