Illinois and California Favorites in Intercollegiate Meet
California and Illinois are favorites at the Nations Intercollegiate Athletic Association track and field games at Stagg Field Chicago. Nebrask is Penn State Notre Dame Wisconsin and Minnesota are strong runners up with 360 entries from 54 schools. Trials today included a big meet featuring Ray of Illinois and Ray Watson Kansas City A C.
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Kansas City and Indiana Scoring Erroneous Game Notes
Recap shows scattered scores and team names with multiple typos. Minneapolis plays Toledo and St Paul hosts Columbus while Milwaukee faces Louisville. Kansas City meets Indianapolis in a recall of an inconsistent box, with Detroit and New York appearing in fragmented lines. Brooklyn listed with a score.
Williams hits out sixteenth in Louis showdown
Ken Williams belted his 18th home run of the season as his team faced Washington in a Louis game. Zachary worked for the visitors and Williams moved one ahead of Roger Howalt, who had tied his record of 15 yesterday by homering against Brooklyn.
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Grafton Team 1s Un undefeated in string of wins
Grafton’s home grown squad pushed their undefeated streak to four wins with a 17 to 11 victory over Park River in eleven innings. PF Mach Jr. racked up a double a triple and a home run in five at bats.
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Steady Play Jazz Tourney Steady Play Jazz Tourney
Steady play marked the Jaz tournament at Grand Forks Golf Club last evening as local pro Booker posted 42 to win over Murphy and Panovitz who shot 47 and 54. A playoff at the tenth hole decided the title after a nine hole tie, with Booker posting four on the extra hole.
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Pruett Holds Noted "Fade Away" Pitch
James Louis Browns pitcher Hubert Pruett, 21, rumored to possess the famed fade away ball that timbers Christy Mathewson. Report cites Lee Prost and others as confirming the claim and noting the ball’s alleged fading motion and elusive pace.
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Franks' late homer lifts Chicago past Boston in 13 innings
Fringed by a 13th inning homer by Grimes, Chicago edged Boston 7 to 6. Nicholson's trouble in the outfield produced four Chicago runs, while Mitchell was ejected by umpire Kiem. Friberg's diving catch in the 11th preserved Chicago's lead as Boston made a late push.
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Mitchell Twins fall to Wahpeton Breckenridge 4 to 2
In Mitchell North Dakota on June 16 Jimmy Harrison held the Twins to five singles as Wahpeton Breckenridge won 4 to 2. Harrison and teammates, including Farnum, contributed to the victory with strong defense and timely hitting amid fielding errors.
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Louisville Rallies To Beat Milwaukee In Close Victory
Louisville wins 6 to 5 as Long singles to open ninth then scores on wild throw and squeeze play. Milwaukee leads early while Louisville threads late rally. Indians Hit Hard In Indianapolis Upset Kansas City 12 to 3 behind Jonnard seventh straight win. Millers Lose In Rain Shortened Toledo 12 Minneapolis 7. Columbus blanked 7 to 0 by St Paul with Hall’s superb pitching.
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Browns Surge to A L Lead with 15–2 win over Washington
In St Louis, the Browns overwhelmed Washington 15 to 2 to move into first in the American League, half a game ahead of the Yankees who lost to Detroit. Kenneth Williams hit his sixteenth homer as McManus also connected, completing the Browns’ fifth straight win.
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College Golfers to Play Monday Western Conference Meet
Chicago June 17 Play will begin on Monday at the Midlothian Country club for the first western conference golf championship. The event marks the conference's formal start in Big Ten golf with all ten universities fielding contestants. The competition aims to showcase top golfers as the league adopts a new regular fixture style.
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Gilby Drops Two Contests In Tournament
Gilby, North Dakota, June 17. Raeder shut down Gilby as Thompson won the opening game of the local baseball tournament. Drayton failed to reach in time for the evening match, so Gilby faced Northwood and lost 3 to 1. Drayton, Northwood and Thompson plan to play for first money later today.
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North Dakota Advantage in Track Dominates New Conference Plans
The North Central Intercollegiate Conference prioritizes track with a four event slate including cross country at Morningside College on November 11, an indoor meet at St. Thomas on February 2, a conference meet at Creighton in March, and an outdoor event at Morningside on May 26. Northern Dakota teams expect two months of training, ahead of southern heat. Other member schools such as Des Moines University, St. Thomas, Creighton, Nebraska Wesleyan, and South Dakota institutions lag in experience in cross country and barriers events.
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Extermination Wins at Brooklyn Handicap for 10000
New York June 16 terminator won the Brooklyn handicap for $10,000 with Grey Lay second and Polly Ann third. The mile and furlong time was 1 59. Captain Alcock and Bessaguere also ran. Fourteen dollars two weeks has been fixed on the minimum wage for women fruit packers in British Columbia.
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Browns Take Lead as Yankees Ousted in Daily Standings
New York dropped to second place behind the Browns after St. Louis crushed Washington 16 to 2. Detroit bombarded Waite Hoyt and beat the Yankees 9 to 4, boosting Detroit to third while Cleveland slid toward Boston. The Giants widened their edge to 6 1/2 games by routing Pittsburgh 7 to 1 and the Dodgers won 12 to 2 over the Dodgers. Jimmy Ring held Cincinnati scoreless until relief and Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 7-2. Chicago rallied to a 9-8 win over the Athletics, while Grimes homered to lift the Cubs past the Braves 7-6.
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Drayton Wins Eleven-Frame Victory Over Pembina Team
Drayton rally from a 3-0 deficit in the ninth inning to beat Pembina 4 to 3 in eleven frames at the Hensél picnic. Belkema pitched well for Drayton, allowing five hits and one earned run while Henson held Drayton’s bats mostly in check until the late rally. Cameron Maid singled in the eleventh, and Betehe delivered a Texas leaguer to drive in the decisive run as about 1,000 fans watched a fast, snappy game.
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