Hoyt struggles to win as Yankees stumble in crowded league
Waite Hoyt star pitcher of the Yankees remains winless after two months of play as the American League sees three extra inning games. Reports note Hoyt’s fastball and change of pace but credit losses or other pitchers with wins amid late innings misplays and two long home runs by St Louis that tied and beat New York. The article also mentions Mickey Walker signing to fight Dave Shade for the welterweight title and Canadian canoist George Smythe paddling from Rome to Naples, winning a 10000 wager.
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Tigers Rally In Tenth Beats Red Sox In Boston
Detroit staged a three run rally in the tenth inning after two were out to defeat Boston in a tense late game. The Associated Press report notes the rally capped by key hits and strong bullpen work as Detroit overcame a deficit on a June day in Boston.
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Pacific Dust League Summary Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists teams and players across the Pacific Dust League with cities including Salt Lake City San Francisco and Portland. Names such as Krause Byler Harvey Peters Payne Ennis Hasty Weiht and Mernon appear alongside Sacramento Los Angeles and Seattle references.
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Peters
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Los Angeles
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First Round of Presidents Trophy Tourney at Country Club
The Hel ena Country club hosted the first round of the presidents trophy tournament with eight winners advancing. Tucker defeated Treacy Kaufman beat O Conner Shethan overcame Paten aude Power defeated Schumer Brown defeated Church Kopang defeated Towle Cooney beat Gaskill W Smith defeated Lammond. Second round pairings set Tucker vs Kaufman Sheehan vs Power Brown vs Koppang Cooney vs W S Smith. Round two to be completed before next Saturday ahead of semis.
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Treacy
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O’ Conner
Shethan
Patenaude
Power
Schumer
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Church
Kopang
Towle
Cooney
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Lammond
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Smith
Yale Crew Takes Historic Contest
Yale victorious in a four mile Thames river dual against Harvard by a boat length and a half. Yale completes a clean sweep in the fifty-eighth dual regatta earning a 31 to 27 lead in the series. Brisk early wins by Yale freshmen and juniors set the tone as Harvard’s best recent eight fought hard under Winthrop, with official times Yale 20 26, Harvard 20 32 25.
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Boxing and wrestling notes from various cities
Babe Herman former Californian faces a $2,500 forfeit with the state athletic commission over a featherweight title challenge to Louis Kaplin of Meridan Conn. In Wichita Joe Stecher and Stanishis Kszko heavyweight wrestlers are signed for a July 1 match. Jim Rice denies resigning as Penn crews coach. Kid Norfolk, New York heavyweight, suspended 30 days in California for fouling Floyd Johnson.
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Shaw Declines Invitation In Characteristic Letter
London report notes George Bernard Shaw declined T O'Connor invitation to dine for Ramsay MacDonald. He jokes about posthumous dinners to laud Pope, Finstein, and Dover road milestones, then quips meals would have helped 30 years ago. Contains stray humor and a brief pupil joke.
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Dover Road
Ends of Freak Play Stop Cincinnati Rally Loss
In Cincinnati on June 19, a freak play decided the game as C Walker was called out for interference on Kellys throw to first, ending Cincinnatis ninth inning rally and handing New York a 4-3 victory. Southworth led New York with a .412 average while Meusel and Snyder contributed in support. Greenfield pitched for Cincinnati with Donohue and McQuillan also appearing.
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Cus Defeat Pirates On The Kenwood Field
A battered recap shows Cus defeating the Pirates on Kenwood Field with players such as JLB Limesites, Beaudis, Parks, Miller, Webber and Mooney contributing. The fragmentary report lists several names and positions, suggesting a team matchup with mixed lineup notes.
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Said Will Coach Helena Collegians
Spokane Washington June 19 Lacid football coach of V college announced tonight that he had signed as athletic director of Intermountain Union colleg Helena Montana He will start as football coach in the fall his wife will be women's athletic director
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Burke Breaks Hand in Victory Over Smith
New Orleans report via Associated Press describes local heavyweight Burke breaking his left hand in the round but continuing to win by decision against Michigan’s Smith. The bout was costly for Burke as he fought through injury to secure the victory.
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Independent Team Wins Thrilling East Helena Clash
In a gripping Helena Baseball League game the Independents defeated East Helena 8 to 3. Lyons pitched well for the Independents and Schrup replaced Plews after a bases loaded jam in the sixth. East Helena protested the outcome, with a formal protest possible before the league commission, as fans cheered and the Smelter band provided atmosphere for one of the season’s hottest contests.
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