Dillon Draws Record Crowds for Training Camp Build Up
New York June 21 Jack Dillon charges toward a June 23 bout with Frank Moran at Washington Park as he draws crowd attendance records at his daily training camp. Free gate entices spectators with 5 000 to 10 000 turning out, nearing Willard Moran figures. Tickets go on sale at five locations including Madison Square Garden and Washington Park with most seats reserved.
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New York
Jack Dillon
Dillon
Frank Moran
Washington Park
Dillon-Moran
Willard-Moran
Madison Square Garden
Baseball Across Leagues A Busy Schedule And Scores
Baseball games across the New York State and American Leagues feature Harrisburg visiting Syracuse and Elmira at Wilkes-Barre, with several matchups postponed. Notable results include Scranton defeating Elmira 6 4 in the first game and 7 2 in the 24 inning. Binghamton taking both games over Wilkes-Barre. Syracuse beating Albany 2 0. and Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 4 in a first game while St Louis beat Pittsburgh 10 6 in 10 innings. Additional notes cover Detroit over Cleveland 2 1, New York over Boston 4 2 in the first game, and Boston 9 1 in the second. Various other leagues list scores and postponed games including the Lucknow Shop League and Dixon divisions.
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Syracuse
Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Utica
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Scranton
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Boston
Chicago
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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Lucknow
Mill
Clerks
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See
Rees
Planing Mill
Smith Shop
Ginehouse
Bleached Flour Fraud Plagues U S Markets and Homes
A detailed exposé reveals widespread bleaching of flour in the United States. It describes how low grade flour is whitened with nitrogen peroxide to resemble higher quality product, how bulk labeling misleads consumers, and how local health departments can act against the practice. The piece argues bleaching signals broader food industry corruption and urges public remedy.
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United States
Middle West
New York Produce Exchange
Gries Hasway
Health Department
Alsop
Harrisburg Idle as Syracuse Preps for Three-Game Set
Rain keeps Harrisburg idle and opens with Syracuse today as Cockill resumes managing duties after Blair releases Clermont Fullerton Nugent Inglis. Harrisburg to substitute McGovern with Harrison and seek an infielder outfielder while Blair Wheat handle catching. In league action Scranton wins both Elmira games 6 4 and 7 2, Zinn Roche homer in game one. Red Calhoun’s Bingoes defeat Barons twice 8 2 and 3 1.
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Wheat
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Roche
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Calhoun
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Roosevelt To Back Hughes Says Roosevelts Plan
New York June 21 authoritative reports say a publication will show a friendly Roosevelts stance toward Hughes the Republican presidential nominee. In Oyster Bay Roosevelt met Progressive leaders including Meyer Bonaparte Williams Alsop Jackson and Dye signaling support for Hughes. Also Hood boxer dies prompting Bow Street manslaughter charges against Bettison Douglas the timekeeper and others.
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Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Hill
Justice Hughes
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Roosevelt Republican
New Hampshire
Longton
Valentine Hood
National Sporting Club
Charles Hardcastle
Bow Street
Arthur Frederick Bettison
J. H. Douglas
Hardcastle
Hood
Reading Fans Await Three Innings In Frustrating Standstill
Reading fans wait as Rowland delivers a single that brings in the needed run and errors help sustain the rally, with Buck Ramsey and the Midway Juniors planning a game at Ridgeway. Efforts to add new players persist as rain headaches Harrisburg, while Chambersburg nears first in the Blue Ridge League after Belinsky starred in a victory over Martinsburg.
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Strawride Party Travels by Shoe Leather Express
Marysville youths journeyed by auto truck to Glenvale to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hershley on a Tuesday evening chaperoned by Mrs. George W. Gault. The trip largely used the truck until a breakdown forced a return via Shoe Leather Express with a list of several girls and boys aboard.
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Glenvale
George W. Gault
Margaret Gault
Louise Roush
Irene Wiseman
Alda Gault
Frances Fortenbaugh
Pauline, Glass
Ellen Gault
Anna Hammaker
Mary Messinger
Anna Whitmyer
Chauncey Houdeshel
Percy White
James Roberts
Dewey Bare
William Keller
Edgar Roberts
Harvey Bratton
Miss White Wins Delaware Tennis Title by Default
Miss Suzanne White of Baltimore won the Delaware women's singles championship by default as Mrs. J. B. Taylor of the Wilmington Country Club could not play due to a serious illness in her family. The Wilmington Country Club Committee, having fixed the challenge date, declared White the champion. Taylor held the title since 1915, and White earned the right by winning the annual tournament concluded yesterday.
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Suzanne White
Baltimore
Delaware
J. 8. Taylor
Wilmington Country Club
Miss White
Mrs. Taylor
Tremont Falls to Lykens 3 2 in Pitchers Battle
Tremont and Lykens played a postponed Dauphin Schuylkill game as Lykens edged Tremont 3 to 2. Adams starred in fielding and hitting while Clough delivered strong pitching in a tense pitchers’ duel.
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Lykens
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