Yankees and Several Teams Deliver Big Hitting Showdowns
New York games feature Tony Lazzeri’s three homers in five at bats against the White Sox, a 12 to 11 Yankees win, and Hornsby’s ninth inning homer for an 8 to 7 Pirates victory over the Giants. Webb and Wilson homer for the Cubs in a 3 to 2 win over the Robins as Detroit tops Boston 5 to 3. Reds rip eight hits late to beat the Phillies 7 to 4, and the Senators rookie Lisenbee wins 2 to 1 over Hudlin with a ninth inning single scoring the decisive run.
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Tony Lazzeri
White Sox
New York
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Cardinals
Bottomley
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Athletics
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Hudlin
Cleveland
Rotary Club Wins Battle At Benefit Baseball Game
The Rotary beat Kiwanis 5-4 in a charity game amid a lively show. Crowds enjoyed parades, skits, and dust stirred by bats as Rice and Warder starred for Rotary while Kiwanis favored Warden and Britton. Errors totaled 18 with Kiwanis tallying three hits. The official board plans a meeting today.
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Charlie Warder
Rotarians
Ike Boys
Chuckker" Warden
Smith
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Rebtetar Therdl Watte
Tod
Charles W
Hughie Crita
Britton
Paul Warden
Dimiste
Cincinnati
Kiwanis
Dadisman
Keener
Mays
Cameron
Tamburini
Bailey
Malone
Patterson
Hollis
Loar
Holt
Hurd
Rice
Piel Watkins
Warder
Duppett
Warden
Hallent
Clark
Waxie
Jases
Balla
Kiwanians
Landis
Waxie Clark
Kiwans
Red Cross
Fred Watkins
Kenova Doctor Leads State Trapshooters
Kenova physician Dr Roscoe Stotts led after the first half of the singles in the West Virginia state trap shooting tournament in Charleston with 97 of 100. Notables near second place included B B Ezell, I G Kineheloe, B Lallance, and H Friend, all at 96. Additional contenders tied at 95, while handicap results saw B R Walters and J H Friend each break 96 to force a shoot off won by Friend after a 32-25 tiebreaker.
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Charleston
Roscoe Stotts
Kenova
Tead
B. B. Ezell
Charléito I. G. Kineheloe
Clarksburg
B. Lallance
Huntington
H. Friend
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Keyser
A. W. Karneston
George D. Cochrane
Ch Ton
Ira Williams
St. Mary
L. ©. Burrows
Parkersbur
B. R. Walters
Mt. Hope
J. H. Friend
Waiters
Friend
Armour Leads Open Contenders After Oakmont Round
Tommy Armour, a top contender for the national open, shot 70 in the remodeled Oakmont course foursome with Bobby Cruikshank Joe Kirkwood and Willie Hunter. Hunter 73 Kirkwood 76 Cruikshank 78. Bobby Jones 67 in practice rounds for 1925 amateurs as the course gains 100 yards and tougher bunkers. Paris 72.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
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Bobby Cruikshank
Joe Kirkwood
Willie Hunter
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Kirkwood
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Paris
Cut Down Your Hauling Expenses with Truck Starter
A 1922 fourteen ton truck with starter is offered to cut hauling costs. The listing highlights efficiency and a $100 price or payment figure. Potential buyers are urged to consider the cost savings and usage flexibility of this vintage heavy vehicle.
Work Started On Camp Memorial at New Haven
Work began on the Walter Camp memorial gateway at the Yale Athletic field entrance. Walter Camp Yale '80 famed football figure and coach will be honored as Yale field is renamed Walter Camp field. An archway 70 feet wide and 50 feet high will stand before the Yale Howl with inscription carved in stone. Half the cost was subscribed by Yale alumni and the remainder by the National Collegiate Athletic Association for other schools.
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Yale
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Walter Camp Field
Yale Howl
National Collegiate Athletic “Association
Golf tourney opens Tuesday at Oakmont fields
New York June 9 The national open golf championship at Oakmont opens Tuesday with two by two pairings from 8 30 am to 2 40 pm first two days. Defending champion Bobby Jones starts at 9 am with George Underwood of Wilkinsburg Pa. on Tuesday then noon Wednesday. British Ryder Cup players Aubrey Boomer and Arthur Havers head notable pairs alongside American rivals.
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Oakmont
Bobby Jones
George Underwood
Wilkinsburg
United States Golf Association
Aubrey Boomer
Bob Stupple
Highland Park
Ill
George M. Smith
St. Paul
Arthur Havers
Grant Halstead
San Gabriel
Calif
Archie Compston
Compston
C. A. Whitcomb
Mike Brady
George Gadd
Chick Evans
Walter Hagen
Fred Bell
Denver
McDonald Smith
Bob McDonald
Dundee Captures Welterweight Crown Bright with Promise
Norman F. Hrown lauds Jory Dundee as the new welterweight champion, calling the division ripe for top-tier action and predicting it will become the most engaging in boxing as it moves into the front ranks.
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Norman F.hrown
Jory Dundee
Hall of Fame marksman Troeh sets trap shooting record
The article highlights the exploits of Henry Troeh, a renowned trap shooter. It notes his 486 hits out of 500 targets, his four-day four-period run, three national championships, and Olympic representation in 1924. It praises his precision, experience, and readiness.
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Troeh
U. S
Fighters of the era and the lingering question of heart
The piece recalls past greats like Joe Walenti and Clabby, praising fighters with heart and thrill factor. It notes Latzo's brief title reign and Dundee's rise, arguing the sport needs such grit and excitement as the next chapter unfolds with Dunpe’s potential.
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Joe Walenti
Ted Lewis
Jack Britton
Wither
Walker
Pete Latzo
Baseball results and games scheduled yesterday and today
Yesterday scores include Clarksburg 7 Wheeling 3 Jeannette 6 Fairmont 3 Cumberland 14 Johnstown 4 Scottdale 6 Charleroi 3. Today’s games feature Wheeling at Clarksburg Scottdale at Charleroi Fairmont at Jeannette Johnstown at Cumberland and New York 8 Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 Brooklyn 2 Boston 11 St Louis 8 with Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh New York 12 Chicago 11 innings Philadelphia 7 St Louis 6 Detroit 5 Boston 3 Washington 2 Cleveland 1 Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington.
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Fairmont
Cumberland
Johnstown
Scottdale
Charleroi
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
St. Loui
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Washington
Cleveland
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Wheeling Johnstown
L. Pet
Suns
White House undecided on calling special session after Smoot forecast
AP dispatch reports President Coolidge has yet to decide whether to call Congress into special session. The same day Senator Smoot predicted action, other items note McAdoo arguing the constitution grants no split of powers between federal and state governments in enforcing prohibition, and a Moscow demonstration over the Warsaw assassination.
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White House
Smoot
Coolidge
W. G. McAdoo
Marion
Moscow
Poland
Warsaw
Minsk
Ancud
Lhtte
W. K. King
Athens
Alice Frazier
Glens Falls
N. Y
Byron Frazier
Stephen ‘Er
Mle
Local girls to clash with National Limiteds in big game
A high school field matchup pits the Philadelphia Bloomer Girls against the National Limiteds in a highly anticipated event. Local stars Charlie Moore Dick Williams and Westfall prepare to duel the touring women players who have impressed past opponents with smart play and victories. Fans expect a strong crowd as the long-awaited girls team makes its local debut and the outcome remains uncertain.
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National Limiteds
Philadelphia Bloomer
Charlie Moore
Dick ‘Williams
Dick Bartlett
Hamrie
Thomas
Hickman
Westfall
Re- Mable Peppers
Vaughn
Elkins
Randolph Countians
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