Giants Hit Five Homers as Pirates Suffer 13-0 Loss
New York reports 344 homers by mid-June as the Giants slug Pittsburgh 13 to 0 and widen their lead to five games. Snyder and Mouse homer, Shufflin Phil Douglas dominates, while Hellman and Walker add their 11th circuit blows. Browns rally past Washington 7-6 as Indians lose Stephenson to a broken finger.
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Boxers of Company M Seek Matches at Devils Lake
Company M boxers in camp with the 164th Infantry at Devils Lake are seeking action. Kid Spence has challenged anyone at 130 pounds but has yet to find a foe. Pal Duncan won three bouts in banked tea sparring, and word says the unit wants a bout to test Pars measure, with a possible match on the horizon.
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Mayville Dominates Hatton in 12 2 Victory
Mayville beat Hatton 12 to 2 in a game halted in the ninth after Mayville scored six runs in the third. Lafty Thomas was pulled from the mound after six Mayville runs and Piedler Showers pitched six strong innings with six hits allowed. Mayville now stands five wins in seven games, highlighted by heavy hitting and three swift double plays.
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Horseshoe Pitching Club Of Minot Opens Season
Minot North Dakota June 15 The Minot Horse Shoe Pitching club starts its season this evening at Riveride park courts eight teams will contest the opening games West vs Wilson Anderson va Krieger Eastwood Park vs Husby and Mowbray vs Davy A club meeting precedes play with a possible season schedule draft Plans call for later dividing teams into two sections beginners and veterans to ensure evenly matched contests.
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Loma Outfit Triumphs Over Munich 4 to 3 In Distant Clash
In Loma, N.D., June 16, Loma defeated Munich 4 to 3 after a pitching duel. Jennings opened the game with a strong start for Loma, limiting Munich to three scattered hits. An error by Munich sparked a late hitting burst by Loma in the eighth inning, with Boore and Lomascope contributing to the rally as Jennings finished strong.
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Trapshooting Tournament Opens at Dickinson ND
Dickinson ND June 15 More than 69 crack shots from North Dakota Montana and South Dakota and ten professionals from cartridge firms compete in the twenty seventh annual trapshooting tournament of the North Dakota Sportsmen Association Trophies valued at 100 and cash prizes totaling 570 are offered The first half of the amateur state championship and state handicap events are on today with finals Friday The association plans an annual meeting after a banquet tonight
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Williams Seeks Ruth Record In Home Run Race
St Louis Browns outfielder Kenneth Williams, after a hot start, aims to overtake Babe Ruth's all time single season home run record of 69. Williams trails Ruth by eight homers from last year and vows to lead both leagues in homers, despite a slump at the plate.
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National Collegiate Track Meet Opens in Chicago
Chicago June 15 Three hundred university and college athletes many national champions and titleholders prepare for the second annual national collegiate track meet Friday and Saturday Fifty three schools are represented and a half dozen new records are expected to be set before the meet ends.
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Yentestiay's Resales and Evening Scores Across Cities
Report lists scores from multiple games including Minneapolis, Toledo, St Paul, Louisville, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Chicago, York, Detroit, Cleveland and Washington. It notes Philadelphia game postponed and upcoming matchups Philadelphia at Chicago and Wenhingen at St Louis plus Boston at Cleveland and New York at Detroit.
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North Dakota trap shooters open 27th state tournament
The 27th annual Tournament of Trap Shooters of North Dakota began in Dickinson with 25-target practice. The first half of the state amateur singles and handicap events start today, to finish Friday. Notable: A R Cherik of Portal defends his five year title, unique for five straight championships.
Milwaukee Boat Sets World Record at Neptune Frolic
The Peggy 11 hydroplane, owned by Fred Schram of Milwaukee, broke the 195 cubic inch class world record at the national power boat regatta in Milwaukee, surpassing the previous 43 mph mark with an average over 46 mph for ten miles. Detroit led the day in open free for all, averaging over 48 mph on a fifteen mile course.
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Crookston Wins First Home Baseball Victory Over Gonvick
Crookston Minnesota June 16 Crookston earned its first victory of the season defeating Gonvick 4 to 3 on the home grounds. Lowry recently acquired from Wahpeton Breckenridge club of the Dakota league pitched for the Queens and held the visitors in check in the late innings. Gorman stole second and scored on Raines’ hit. The winning run came in the eighth when Dally reached on an error and scored on the throw to second. Both the Giants and Yankees are fourth in team batting in their leagues.
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New York Beats Pirates 18 to 0 in Baseball Action
New York dominates Pittsburgh 18 to 0 as Giants rack up 18 hits and five home runs led by Sny der and Meusel adds his 7th. Dodgers top Pfeffer 4–0 in Brooklyn with strong defense. Boston rolls past Chicago 15–2 in series opener as Steulan struggles on mound.
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Senators Beaten in St Louis Six to Seven
Chicago defeated Philadelphia six to five in a free hitting game. C Walker of the Athletics hit his eleventh homer of the season while Ernie Johnson left the game after being hit on the elbow. The Browns came back later as Sisler cleared the bases with a sixth inning homer to put St Louis ahead seven to six.
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Detroit Beats New York in Opening Game of Series
Detroit, behind Olsen's steady pitching and Hellman's eleventh homer, defeated New York 6 to 2 in the first game of the series. In the eighth inning, Detroit added two more runs to seal the victory after a strong start that put them ahead early.
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Wolves of the DAKOTA League Triumphs and Tilted Baseball Notes
Sioux Falls and Jamestown split early season action as Nig Lane secured his eighth win for the Twins with a 7 to 3 victory aided by heavy hitting amid high winds. Jamestown edged Aberdeen 6 to 4 behind solid hitting and pounded defense. Mitchell delivered late innings in a 6 to 4 Fargo win, while Watertown rode Shoul der’s first start in ten innings to 2 to 1 over Valley City with Knibbell and Lewan producing lopsided gains. A wrestling note records Ed Lewis retaining the world heavyweight title by defeated John Freberg in Minneapolis. A Grand Forks district court notice announces a land sale under a 1923 judgment.
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