Giants Rally Past Chicago in Anniversary Day Win
New York Giants defeated Chicago 4 to 7 to close the season in an anniversary celebration. Terrell Teague homered with two on base as New York built a lead in the fifth inning before holding on. Meusel and Southworth contributed key hits while Bush and Keen struggled on the mound for Chicago.
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Griffin On Track as Phillies Rally In Late Action
Philadelphia and Washington clash as rainouts force a postponed game with Chicago postponed yesterday. Ban Johnson and the league board will rule on protest from Manager Collins of Chicago. Robinson notes the event belongs to the Chita club in competitive context.
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When the smoke had rolled away sports score roundup
A garbled late-20th century style box scores roundup lists western league games with various city names and inconsistent scores. Only two games were scheduled with teams such as Des Moines Milwaukee Denver and Lincoln mentioned among incomplete line items.
Frenzied Finance Delays Coast Baseball Prospects
Frantic big league spending sets high prices for Wille Kamm and Jimmy O Connor. San Francisco outfielders Waner and Walla and shortstop Hal Rhyne stay in the Coast League this year as clubs balk at the bold bids. Frustrated prospectors may find major leagues reluctant to gamble on tag prices, possibly delaying three star players another season.
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Balloon contest results and landings reported
The article notes Ernie Muyter leading IWY balloon contest results with Belgica and Goodyear Ils entries, mentions 11 balloons landed safely though several disqualified or lost at sea, and reports pilots Weynstra Van Orman Picod and McCormick landing in France after a four hour flight drifting toward the sea from 5090 feet, with others reported near Ushant and Portsmouth.
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Hospital fund mill postponed two weeks in New York
The Italian hospital fund committee postponed its benefit boxing show at Polo Grounds from June 3 to July 2 due to a minor operation on Walker. The card would feature Harry Wills vs Charley Weinert and Mickey Walker vs Harry Greb, with a 10-round Renault vs King Solomon bout dropped. Promoter Humbert Fugazy sought board approval and attempted to arrange a rematch for Greb against Walker. officials cited the commission’s busy schedule.
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Bantamweight defeat marks European champ in Argentina bout
Francis Veterin Bantam, boasting six wins in Argentina, lost a twelve round bout to Charles Ledoux, former European bantamweight champion. Ledoux established the edge in the first two rounds and maintained the advantage throughout the fight.
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Griff Wrecks Alibi and Grips Weather for Giants
Washington June news notes Clark Griffith, president of the Washington Giants, says the team should use a hot spell off day to rest, denying infield and pitching issues. Also reports say boxing official bans Bill Clemons for three months after a ring walkout, while Denver bouts feature Manley outpointing Perkins and Sam Sandown defeating George Lopez in three rounds.
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Dundee Terris Bout Halted by Weather
New York report notes the fighting card postponed after weather halted the Dundee Terris bout. Mundee and Terris, both light heavies from New York, were set to meet in a 15 round contest with a new date planned for next Friday night.
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Kentucky Derby winner quasted at Belmont
New York June 9 By Associated Press Wordmore from 78 Wards Everglades stable led the Rancocas Silver J'ex hr a head at the finish of the six furlong Belmont Stakes. Ban Wanrlicap at Belmont Park today in mil WW. Po Witness Xnah ran most of the distance but tired to finish a close third just a head behind, with Lucky play fourth. Happy though three to one favorite, finished sixth and Wiying Ebony, Kentucky derby winner, was left bemod.
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Science and Religion Not in Hostile Camps
Dr H W Chase president of the University of North Carolina declared that science and religion should never be placed in hostile camps. He said scientific conclusions once seen as challenges to religion become testament to the wondrous wars of God. North Carolina supports thoughtful discussion to advance knowledge.
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De Pauw Head Calls Sports Too Prominent
Green Castle Ind June 1 By Associated Press Inaugural address Lemuel Herbert Marlin new president of DePauw University declares continuation of athletics on current scale will destroy the educational ideal of the American college He says athletics are a legitimate part of education but warns that the spectacular displays and stadium investments miscast colleges and threaten education if not reined in He urges a return to core educational aims to preserve the college ethos.
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Holter Nine Thursday Game With East Helena Smelter Field
Holter nine travels to meet East Helena at Smelter Field at 6 30 pm. Walters show strong form after two early wins, while rain delayed Helena games this season. Buck aims to start against Walter outfit as umpire Freemay handles East Helena contest to begin promptly.
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Patenaude Captures Aubrey Holter Trophy at Country Club
Patenaude defeats Turker 2 up to win the Aubrey Holter Trophy on the Country Club golf course in a hard fought championship final. Both semifinalists Towle and Brown posted strong showings, with Brash plans for the President’s Trophy event next week as the club gears up for season competition.
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Hospital fund boxing bouts postponed to July
New York June 9 The Italian hospital fund boxing cards set for June 19 at the Palo Grounds were postponed after Mickey Walker injured his right foot requiring surgery on a nail removal. Harry Wills was to meet Charley Weinert and Mickey Walker would face Harry Greb for the middleweight title. If arrangements with the Palo Grounds owners succeed the events may be rescheduled for July 1 2 or 3.
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Slattery Beats Gill In Ten Slow Rounds
Slattery of Buffalo won the decision over Johnny Giles of New York after ten slow rounds in a tepid bout at the arena. The Associated Press reports a cautious match with limited exchanges and no late stoppage.
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Longest Yacht Race Planned From San Francisco to Tahiti
San Francisco June 9 four teams are to sail from the Golden Gate to Tahiti in the longest sport sail boat race ever. The 3,653 mile course runs from San Francisco to Tahiti with start at 4:30 pm after the starter's gun signals the fleet.
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New Brooklyn Proxy Named President of Brooklyn Club
The Brooklyn National League club appoints a new president succeeding the late Charles J H Ebbets. Robinson, a 30 year veteran of professional baseball, was a star catcher in his playing days and began with the old Athletics in 1886. He later played for Baltimore and St Louis, coached the New York Giants under John McGraw, and in 1914 became Dodgers pilot. Under his leadership the club claimed pennants in 1916 and four years later.
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California Man Beats Middleweight in Ten Rounds
A California man scored a ten round middleweight victory over opponent Harry N la in a rough billed bout. The event took place in Vernon California with Whittier sprinkled references and Tuned noted in coverage.
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