Giants Take Two to Lead National League Again
The New York Giants swept a doubleheader in Philadelphia to reclaim first place in the National League, winning 6 to 4 and 16 to 7. Hack Wilson powered the second game with four pitchers yielding 20 hits and several home runs as Meuse and Wilson contributed early offense.
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Pacific Coast League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Pacific Coast League games in Seattle San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles and Portland show varied results with players Ponder McAvabe Pricis Nay Delaney Kane and Goehler contributing across sites.American Association notes Columbus Lovinville Minniaonna Kansasiy Tallote Indianapolia St Paul and Milweaker with uneven tallies.
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Hartnett and Heathcote Lead Chicago Win Over Wright's Team
Chicago defeats the opposition as Hartnett hits his season’s ith homer and Heathcote adds a solo shot while a seventh inning rally breaks a tie. Wright contributes a home run with a man on, and Adams, Barnhart, and Grimm figure prominently in the scoring and defensive plays.
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Scots golf field grows as Kinkwoon qualifies
In Prestwick Scotland last week Grilich open produced 32 professionals who advanced to the Guinness tournament starting tomorrow here. Among them are three Americans including Joe Kirkwood Jr who tied for the lowest score across two qualifying rounds. Autiey Roomes of Jersey Island and a Paris area pro posted 69 to share the low score, while Jean Gassiat of the Chanteur club matched that 69 for qualification.
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Day of Home Runs as Bambino Cracks Two
Babe Ruth, starting from an ankle injury, hits his fourth and fifth homers of the season in Boston as a league wide homer surge unfolds. Other stars including Mack Wilson, Emil Meusel, Bernie Neels, Bob Meusel, Frank Snyder, Pep Young, Hart Neal, Wright, Meathcote, McNulty, Ken Williams, Collins, and Hooner amplified the day with multiple long balls across several ballparks.
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Glendon to remain rowing coach at Naval Academy after settlement
Annapolis Md July 1 Associated Press Richard J Glen don will stay as rowing coach at the United States Naval Academy. After a conference between Superintendent Lewis M Sutton and other academy officials Klenden signed a contract for one venture and Glen don's resignation was announced last night.
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Sporting Crowns Shift as New Champions Rise
A fast moving sports news note describes shifting crowns as champions feel rising challenges. Harry Greeneat is named as a contender in line to face the advancing field of rivals. The item highlights the volatile competition and upcoming clashes among top athletes.
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Four Ring Stars Compete Tonight in New York City
New York July 1 by the Associated Press Salient facts on Italy hospital fund show at the Polo Grounds tomorrow night in New York City The program features middleweight Sal Greb welterweight Mickey Walker and heavyweight Harry Wills with preliminaries Joe Lynch Jack Sharkey Jimmy Slattery and Dave Shade The promoters report advance seats over 300000 potential attendance about 400 policemen to manage crowds and a decision from the State Athletic Commission pending tomorrow afternoon
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Pitchers Battle Ends in Smelterites Defeat of Keymen
Ne Bemellorites defeated the Wreetein nie at East Clelena as Jock Grose held Western Union to six hits, striking out 14. Remnett pitched for Mast Helena, but errors and timely hits kept the Smelterites close. The game likely would have gone extra innings or ended in a draw after darkness halted play. The crowd cheered the Western Cary team as the league’s best fans supported both sides in a strong, tense contest.
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Gwen and Joan Meet in Wimbledon Finals After Victories
Gwen and Joan reach the Wimbledon women's singles final after notable victories. Suzanne Lenglen dominates, while Joan DrV advances, setting a pressurized showdown in the fields. The day also features doubles progress and diverse sports results from the event.
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Tigers split doubleheader with Indians 0-0 80
Cleveland and Detroit split a double header with Detroit winning the first 71 to 0 and the second game. Stoner and Wendall starred for the Tigers while Smith powered the Indians in key moments. Rounding out the lineup were notable performances by speakers and Burns as the box score shows varied hits and steals.
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Upset wins as Todd Hart shines at North Randall
Todd Hart upset in grand circuit racing at North Randall after wins in the first and fourth heats. Thompson Dillon took the second heat and Trumpet won the third. A world's record fell in the 242 pace as Peter Harvork, driven by C. C. Sipe, clocked three quarters in 31 1-5 seconds, beating Ribbon Cane’s mark. Ottawa dented by Yule Montreal in amateur golf. Godfrey-Wills bout set for August 15 in light heavyweight class.
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Mighty Pole Falls Before Valiant Joe in Nebraska Match
Joe Stecher defeats Stanislaus Heenka and Velev Vole in a two falls to one wrestling bout at Nebraska. Zbssako threatened to leave the ring, but the match continued with Stecher claiming the world heavyweight title in a dramatic performance.
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New York Boxing Manager Kearns Barred From Ring
New York promoter Jack Kearns, manager of champions, faced possible expulsion as boxing officials warned he may be kept outside the Polo Grounds arena for the Walker versus Gireh championship bout. The associate press reports Kearns was twice "floored" by the commission for possible license issues and was urged to stay away, with ticket takers ordered to bar him if he refused. Officials cited by laws barring managers under suspended or revoked licenses from clubs in the state.
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