Willard Opens Door to New Heavyweight Fights
World boxing champion willard ends ties with Jones and Curley and says he will consider opponents fro ■ Fulton of Rochester and Carl Morris of Sapulpa for future title bouts. Offers from Matt Hinkle in Cleveland and an Eastern syndicate surface while some doubt his sincerity. Willard seeks control of his career and finances, training weight adjustments noted as he nears 29.
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Local Red Cross Golf Tourney Draws Grand Forks Players
Grand Forks golfers enter this afternoon's Red Cross Golf tournament to benefit the American Red Cross chapter. An entrance fee of one dollar goes to the charity, with a silver shield donated by P. Girard as trophy. The winner's name, total score, and chapter will be inscribed on the shield. The handicap medal event is open to men and women.
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Giants Win on Return in National League Standings
New York Giants defeat Boston on homecoming after a long road trip. Schupp dominates until the eighth inning as Raff, Fletcher, and Robertson deliver key hits in the fifth. Carded at St. Louis and other centers, the day features multiple match results across the circuits with stacked scoring and pitching changes.
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Brooklyn Phillies doubleheader ends in split in 2 games
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a twin bill with Philadelphia winning 8 to 2 in game one after a seventh inning rally and Brooklyn taking game two 5 to 0. Pitchers Rixey Fittery and Adame face Marquard Meyers in game one while Oeschner Burns and Cheney Aillier feature in the nightcap.
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Oeschner
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Ailier
Detroit Wins Opening Game In 10 Innings Against Chicago
Detroit fends off Chicago 8 6 in ten innings as Veach homers in the ninth and a series of hits, including a Bush sacrifice fly, pull Detroit ahead. Risberg errs on a grounder for a misplayed ball. Second game halted by heavy rain flooding the field.
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Eller A Reds pitching recruit starts strong in National League
Hod Eller, a pitcher promoted from class B, has emerged as a standout for the Cincinnati Reds this season. Once irregular, his form has sharpened, with a notable doubleheader performance and durable stamina. Mathewson praises his good humor and temperament, suggesting he could be among the NL's best young arms.
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Minot Triumphs Over Williston in Tight Game
June 23 Minot pitcher Murray held Williston scoreless as the Minot defense backed him with strong play. Williston manager Marshall faced rough support from his offense while Minot produced key hits to secure the win in a closely contested series finale.
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Drayton Tie With Crystal in Close Football Tilt
In a hard fought draw, Drayton and Crystal battled to a stalemate as both teams traded chances late. The contest featured tight defense and key saves from both sides with a final score line reflecting a balanced effort.
Incomplete text about names and events in St Louis area
The fragment references Louis and June with names Beasch ier and Ricker, mentioning a Soviet connection and a possible change in personnel. It hints at a relocation or reassignment and a response to announced resignations, but the source text is garbled and only partially readable.
Whist Players Hold Congress in Cleveland
Leading whist players from across the country attend the twenty seventh congress of the American Whist League in Cleveland this week and contest for the Associate Members Trophy. Carl T. Robinson of Cleveland and R. R. Richards of Detroit won the Minneapolis trophy for the pair champions of the United States, with the Chicago Whist Club taking second.
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Peggers Win Easy Victory From Fargo Moorhead
Winnipeg Minnesota June 23 Peggers hammered Pitcher for 23 bases in 17 hits and beat Fargo Moorhead 8 to 1. Wasno held visitors to four singles as Haley and Bachant combined on the mound. Bot Aiden fielded well and Winnipeg scoring came in every inning but the first.
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Willard's Circus Released From Sheriff’s Attachment
Buffalo June 29 Jons Willard's wild west show freed from sheriff's attachment at Jamestown after a heavyweight champion posted a bond. Willard then ordered the circus to Erie for a performance. Lawyers Tom Jones Jack Curley and August Becker involved. New York litigation postponed to next week with Willard to appear in person.
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Interest in Skiing Grows in Sweden Amid Winter Medal Rush
Stockholm June 29 The past winter shows rising skiing interest in Sweden with over 6,000 medal awards to skiers, compared with 1,600 the prior year. To win, competitors must cover 18 miles in 3:15 and 36 2 3 miles in 6:45. Many medals went to the army, spanning ranks from colonel to private.
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Minn Women Against Agitators Denounce National Party
Minneapolis June 33 The Minne Woman Suffrage association issues a statement denouncing the National Woman's party over actions at the White House Washington. It asserts these actions do not reflect the sentiment of the National American Woman Suffrage Association led by president Currin Chapman Catt.
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British chemists uncover acid dye boosting independence from German dyes
London reports a new acid dye stuff of exceptional quality producing bright blue shades. The discovery follows prior British dyes released since the war, which are selling well.
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Serbians Shoot Up Signal Tower Reported
Minneapolis dispatch notes a chaotic event with disrupted operations at a signal tower. The fragment mentions cars priced at 2.30 to 2.20 and sales of cash grain in Minneapolis, dated June, with unclear details and damaged wording.
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Market reports mix wool and stocks in wartime era notes
A jumble of market snippets shows wool and pelts pricing, with New York stocks declining amid war price concerns. Mentions Pittsburg payroll signals, Winnipeg volunteers, and locomotives, plus oats and corn trading shifts in Chicago and Liverpool while Willis Mitchell contemplates army service.
Wheat and Livestock Markets Mixed in Chicago Trade
Chicago and Sioux City reports show wheat futures under pressure amid embargo talk and government control hints, with corn and oats modestly supported. Livestock prices varied: hogs and cattle higher in Chicago and Sioux City amid steady to lower demand, with calves and sheep showing mixed moves across markets.
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Minnesota dairymen meet in Brainerd on creamery growth
Brainerd Minnesota June 29. At the State Dairymen's association summer meeting H Kildee head of the dairy division at the University of Minnesota praised Minnesota as a great dairy state noting fourteen of sixteen grand championships in display. A J McQuire of the University helped draft cooperative creamery plans. John Lindberg state dairy and food investor discussed material and management factors in cooperative creameries.
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