Capital Motors Defeats Higgins Cigars in Slugging Duel
The Capital Motors beat Higgins Cigars 6 to 8 in a high scoring baseball game. Wilt Rogston of AIRRINE led the attack with timely hits and several errors by Higgins helped Capital Motors take control by the late innings. Bernica and Schmidt contributed notable hitting as Keane and Calyer bullpened late. The result ties the league leaders and sets up a vital showdown with East Elena.
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Capital MotOrs
Higgins
Sheehans
Astelena
East
Elena
Utsringigarmon
Wilt Rogston
Airrine
Schmidt
Keane
Hart
Ecaett
Montorard
BAMA
Clive
Wes
Denmie
Siva Keane
Calyer
Bernica
Nanesh
Dembtely
Pbners
Rene Schmidt
Tun
Lo Wan
Gwe Tune
Tikelns
Micron
Posketaian
V-Birhts
Max Scheming Heavyweight Camp Breaks Rain to Train
Atlantic City June 1 Indoors by rain Maxeer the California heavyweight who is facing Schmeling in the Vanette match this Thursday went through a strenuous work workout. He shed notions of clawing and returned to the style of trading blows with both hands, sparring heavily to 211 pounds, four to five pounds over his target fighting weight. The session included heavy wood on the jaw as he prepared for the big bout.
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Atlantic City
Maxeer
California
Nenprey
Aya
Marela
Teskyima
Aralé
Tennis world cup players clash in Paris quarterfinals
The article outlines a men and women’s singles draw led by stars from France England Japan and Australia. Notable results include players like Crocket Crawford Perry and Luton advancing, with several French and British contenders reaching quarterfinals amid a packed match slate.
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Aut
Franer
Ty— Wii Vegh Cochet
Davie Roy
Hilo
Pas
Coolie
Anay Biaigheart
Women bowlers elect officers at annual banquet
Mrs W C Evans was re elected president of the state women bowlers group at the annual banquet and meeting. Ann Boge was named vice president and Walla Hest was secretary treasurer. The event featured talks and musical entertainments and drew strong attendance with plans to organize for fall season.
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W. C. Evans
Women Bowlers
Womlene Tsowline Aganetation
Mantana
Mt Waa
Rhe
Asmaratlan
Wis
Walla Hest
Tampkler
Florence Wooly
Hramian
Dizzy Dean Dominates Cubs In Cardinals 6 1 Win
In Chicago on June 1, Dizzy Dean led the St Louis Cardinals to a 6 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs, extending their winning streak to seven straight and reaching 12 of 13 overall. Dean held the Cubs scoreless into the ninth as the Cards totalled 11 hits while Gary Hush and Roy Henshaw were troubled by the defense and miscues. Hartnett and Hendrick provided the Cubs' only late offense, but the rally fell short.
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Chicago
St Louia Cardinals
Riching
Dizzy Neon
Chicago Cubs
Aix
Bied Flying Cardinals
Dla
Pittehsrsd Pirates
Dean
Hlaenuff Weer
Cardinals
Gary Hush
Roy Henshaw
Veo Durocher
Vagally
Lela
Cubs
Varrar Hendrick Singind
Noma
Hart
Martin
Prien
Watkinn
Herman
Irmean
Menazick
Henaisne
Kneniy
Neeson
Boeessieres
Frierit
Grostet
Medwick Durocher
Peverh
Durogher
W. Herman
Hartnett
Bieler
uaces—Marin
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Merman
Jurcen
Hendrick Jurgen
Hendrick
Lat
Chirico
Daang Qi
Oran
Byah
Enshaw
Buch
Henshaw
Fiu
Bush
Nelson
O'Rartell Loaing
Bush Umnires
Rieler
Biark Tine
Giants Beat Phillies 7 2 in Four Game Series Opener
Freddy Hammons pitched steady for the Giants and solid hitting by the lineup backed a 7 2 victory over the Phillies in Philadelphia. It was New York’s fifth straight win over Philadelphia this season as the two teams opened a four game set.
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AL Semele
San Francisco
Y Bealtin Co
Donalas
Stine
Etsdace
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Sin. Francisco
Sacrampnto
Missiona
Noonan and Wirts
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Witanat Rte
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Akbar
Holly
von Galler
Salamis and
Veltman
Page
Campbell
Tobin
Portland
Los Angelia
Thomas
Stindl
Nelson
McMullen
Noupal
Sheely
Philadelphia
Freddy Ittralmmons
Jim Dulott
New York Gianta
Thillies
New York
Phila
Davin
Rt Peel
Ifae
Leelie
Fireaimmons
Ee Klein
Thirst
Finn
Delkerts
Liska
Sears de Leninies
Sannruan
Manchid
Willetk
Wika
Anit Moran
Election dispute echoes across the town council
A fragmentary note reports ongoing contention over a local election. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at disputes impacting the community and civic processes. The tone suggests heated debate and possible political friction among residents.
Meyer Wins $18,000 In Classic Auto Race
Louie Meyer of Huntington Park California received 18 000 in cash an automobile and a trophy for a record breaking victory in the race last Tuesday Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis finished second earning 8 000 and a prize money share Others collected 4900 3900 4260 and smaller sums as contingents and consolation prizes amid a starting field of 42 entrants
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Indianapolis
Ann
Louie Meyer
Huntington Park
Calif
Wilbur Shaw
Judionapnils
Chet Gardney
Lone Beart
California
Stah- Dlefield
Log Angeles
Tech
Gardner
Pitts
Speedway
Finteh
BiG SIN Sam West Leads Sloppy St. Louis Prwan
Fragmented wire service style recap notes Sam West of St. Louis Prwans in a muddled game report. Mentions Miles pinch hitter, Al Simmons and Peppy Martin struggles, Washington Averages, and Big Six cellar positioning amid erratic at bats and scattered scores.
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Sam West
St. Louia
Peppy ‘Martin
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Ted Boar
Striih
Wau Box
Wadneys
Tusnar
Tuuter
Carainals
Montana Rider Wins at Belmont in Tough Sprint
New York riders faced a fraught Belmont meeting as Montana Rider led a chaotic program. J J Robinson’s Eve R and others trailed in a day of swift, heavy-track racing with Lat Prica and Eleidis winning later events. Miss Catalan upset at Hagerstown for a $229.20 win purse.
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Inch Westrope
Washington Park
Gythound
Lat Prica Flendley" Terhninue
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's American League results show Boston and New York strong. New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 while Chicago outplayed St Louis 4 to 1. Detroit tied with National League foes, and Brooklyn's games were postponed due to cold with a doubleheader planned tomorrow.
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Das de Morelend
St. Louis
Chicago
Detriot J
New York
Philadelphia
Fr Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Red Sox win 13th inning rally in Washington series opener
In Washington the Boston Red Sox beat the Nationals 7-6 in 13 innings after a two-run uprising broke a 6-6 tie. Seeds doubled home Fothergill for the go ahead run as Oliver was cut down on a squeeze, with the Red Sox taking a 7-6 win in the first game of the series.
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Washington
Boston Red Sox
Fothermill
Jeff
Seeds
Fothergill
Heme
Oliver
Aly Flat
Cooke
Jolley
Syrmon O 'Liver
H Johnson
Weick
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Goslin
Oesss
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Cromin
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Ferri
Goelin
Modapp
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McManus
Hodape
Myer
Becda
Welch
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Tachinator
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Crowder
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McAtee
Growder
Thomen
Wits
Wiich
McAten Tin
Thoman
McAtee Winening
Thoman Dupiree
McGowen
Gummer
Tire
Rookie Savior Cort Leads Sinking Set to Victory
Joe Vronda, from Katantanoga, returns to save Set Mara Trevie in a dramatic late innings rally. Ossip Bluece shines with strong fielding and timely hitting as teammates back him.
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Cort
Travis
Joe Vronda
Kattanonga
Setmara Trevie
Ossip Bluece
Hi Heen
Ani
American Association games wrap with two winners and a lopsided result
In Indianapolis the Americans beat Toledo 6 to 4 with TLauxville scoring three and Columpus four for the only listed results. The Southern Association show Knoxville 0 and Memphis 3 with all other games postponed. 19 games planned for Sunday doubleheaders.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Tlauxville
Columpus
Southern Association Knozville
Memphis
Western La'gur Lacrosse Scores From City Roundup
Western Laagur St Joseph defeated Omaha 3 to 2 while Hutchinson and Springfield posted a 7 to 1 result against Topeka. Dex Nomes led Wichita with 7 goals to 6 for Joplia, a 4 point margin.
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Omaha
Hutchinson
Springfield
Topeka
Dex Nomes
Wichita
Joplia
Role Gleanings At St. Paul Open Preview 1923
Preview of the St Paul open at Keller Fre course with 108 entrants for 3090 prize. Ryder Cup stars led by Walter Hagen and five teammates vie for the 72 hole title with rivals like Harry Cooper von Elm and Tim Johnston among others. Local expectations push par 285 to win 1500.
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ST. Paul St. Paul
Gens Sarazen
Ealfers
Walter Hagen
Ed Dudley
Leo Diegel
Paul Runyan
Big On
Dutra
the Haig
Keller
Duntha
Harry Cooper
Chicago
George von Elm
Akron
Ohio
Wee Bobby" Cruickshank
Richmond
Johnny Hevolta
Menominee
Mich
Tony Maneto
Creansham
N. C
Charley Lares
New York
Henry Picard
Blr
Charleston
8. C
Timmy" Johnston
St. Paul
Otters
Noblest Roman to Manage Fair National League Team
New York June 1-7 John Joseph McGraw the Noblest man of them all will invite his logo on July 6 to lead the National League into battle again. Veteran of nine interleague series he comes out of partial retirement to manage the all star NL team chosen from American League ranks at the Chicago world’s fair. Connie Mack is expected to manage the American team. Players are to be selected by fan vote with league control over injuries and eligibility. Otto van Porat scored a quick win over Dick Nanielstenet in the Minnivapella facility with a knock to the jaw. Ford Motor Company set worth reported at 628,044,180 in 1926 statements filed with New Hampshire secretary.
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Culver
Teaders Tly
Sheehan Crushiex
Sheehan
Higgins
Capita Matora
Enel Dielena
Ryan Kransy
Tirlecar
Sturdin
Walcprim
Cima ' Mos
Benitis
Clerrar
Ora
Afenmidt
Mike
Keane
Burke
Lepeon Keane
Mieke
J Varingoe
Hese
Dawe
Halle
Fekaldt
Rehmid
Menne
Torrenae
New York
John Joseph McGraw
McGraw
Allen
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Meshan
Cini
Kondittat
Montana Men Shine In Northern Division Field Meet
Montana men star at a telegraphic track meet in Seattle as Washington State College and Montana vie for titles. Christofferson of WSC leads in multiple events including high hurdles and broad jump. Davis of Montana wins the century in 19 seconds flat and Schart takes the half mile. The meet features strong showings by WSC and Washington athletes with Montana squads earning several firsts and high placements. In a separate note, Holly Sugar Corp will issue over $200,000 in checks to beet growers in the Rocky Mountain region for last fall’s deliveries and varying payments by beet contract terms.
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Ted Christofferson
Honolulu
Washington State College
Tod
University of Washington Fresh
Cougars
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Washington Rallie
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Scharf
Carriker
Ryan
Nordell
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Rech
Woods
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Miln Reluss
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Olsen
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Goldsworthy
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Taylor
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Krom
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Pole Youll
Christoffer
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Whlgal
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Thirst
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Juna
Holly Sugar Corporation
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