Chicago Co skin Indians surge to win in Cleveland series finale
Chicago defeats Cleveland 6 to 4 in the final game of the series as a six-run rally culminates with a walk off homer by Buckeye. Falk, Edwards and Steengrave hurled for Chicago while Leaven and Buckeye matched blows. Edges come on timely hits and defensive miscues, with multiple bases on balls shaping the late innings.
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Ale. Edwards
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Doves
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Burns
Sthalk
Barrett
Steengrave
Kamat
Sheely
Colt Stott
Edwards
Levyn
Steengrafe
Ardi
Alt Edwarde
Bleengrafe
Orinaby
McGowan
Pittsburgh
Pope
Cardinals
Pirates
Cincinnati
Garda
Carey
Waner
Cuyler
Wright
Traynor
Grantham
Moore
National League
Smith
W. Il Pet. Kremer
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Brooklyn
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Bottom
Lay
Indians Win Camp Infantry Baseball Championship at Camp Erickson
The Poplar Indians of Company 8 captured the regimental baseball title at Camp Erickson, defeating Harlem 13 to 6 in the final game. Other field results included 50 yard dash and high jump winners, with individual honors for Benton, Lang, Thompson, and Bughan among others as the Montana National Guard units closed the encampment.
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Montana National Guard
Camp Erickson
Comany 8
Poplar
Harlam
B. Company
Benton
Lang
Thompson
Gravett
Woodard
Int
French
Dagh—Benton
Strand
Firs Bughan
Ativer
Philadelphia Athiatias Take Narrow Win In Rain Halted Game
In a wet contest the Athiatias beat a rival 8 to 6 after rain interrupted play in the sixth inning. The game saw a tense back and forth with a one run lead changing hands before the rain halted action and the result stood as final.
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Aelphia
Juna
Philadelphia
Athiatias Fay
Kame
Athiatier
American pair dethrones Lenglen in Wimbledon doubles
Wimbledon June 24. Suzanne Lenglen and Mile fall to Elizabeth Ryan and Mary Browne in a dramatic three set doubles match as Howard Kinsey advances to the fifth round of the men's singles amid crowd of 17 000. Spectators hailed the American teamwork and slicing net play before rain interrupted play.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Didi Viasto
Elizabeth Ryan
Mary K. Browne
Duke
Dutchess
York
Howard Kinsey
Jacques Bragnan
Mie Lenglen
Golfer Waldo Brown Dies After 72 Holes In One Day
Rochester broker W. Waldo Brown aged 39 collapsed after finishing four straight rounds in a day. Physicians attributed death to an athletic heart with blood loss on the heart and right leg. Brown had completed 72 holes before collapsing and dying en route to a hospital.
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Rochester
W. Waldo Brown
Broker
Brown
Bad Special Arrangement With Golfers Magazine
An article discusses proper mashie stance for golf, stressing proximity to the ball for a true swing. It notes that standing too far away reduces club-head control, disrupts balance, and yields off-target approaches especially in windy conditions, risking lost strokes.
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Mitchell
Ron
Copshadt
Giants Take Two From Philadelphia
New York's Giants defeated the Phillies in a doubleheader, 12 to 7 and 7 to 2. Key performers included Kulant with two homers and strong pitching by McQuillan in the opener, while Frisch and Mueller contributed offense in the second game.
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Giants
Phillies
Ure Glante
Mtehor Kulant
Fritch
McQuillan
Samnt
Rnrot
Philadelphia
Willoughby
Knight
Heniine
Bins Scott
Florence
McMullen
E Rand
Leach
Mokan
al Harper
Grimer
Im Hendlue
Cyves Tuber
Rhees Friberg
Rivtetss Pethon
Pierce
Brecht
Wilamat
New
Ulrich
Ulslen
Plerea
Benent
Mueller
Ae Frisch
Eye
McQuillany Te Wesc
Hottest game of season for Fang faces sharp pitching duel
The Melena Independent and Fast Helena teams in the Lotena league clash at St Charles field at 6:10 PM for first place as Sally Rant and Bigell Briehin duel for bragging rights. East Melena and The Undenengent also expected to deliver a brilliant contest with strong pitching from four veterans.
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Helena
Lotena Baseball League
St. Charles Field
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Brishin
South
Sally Rant
Bigell Briehin
East Helena
Teague
Earh
Capture of the Black Wolf of Brewater County
In southwest Texas the Black Wolf and her whelp terrorized ranchers for years, causing $30,000 in losses and a $500 bounty. Veteran trapper W L Evans of Wichita Falls captured the whelp after months of pursuit, while the mother was killed in the final trap leaving the wolf at 154 pounds.
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Alpina
Texas
Brewater
Simary
Almple
Big Bend
Cartorf
W. L Evans
Wichita Kulle
United States
Faifan
Ku Klux Parades and Court Clash Across States
June 24. The United States Supreme Court may decide the validity of a state prohibition on Ku Klux Klan demonstrations after a parade in which about 1,090 men and 300 women wore regalia. A district judge refused an injunction blocking the parade, ruling no law was violated and the state authority to intervene was lacking. He also overruled a city ordinance demanding Klan regalia wearers register with police. The decision followed a state supreme court ruling denying a charter to the Klan in Kansas. In Prague, expulsion is urged for a communist and six national socialist deputies after disorder during a chamber session.
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Bemoporin
Wax
United States Supreme Court
Lo Bessani
Nfunr‘ton
Wanaas
I. T. Richardson
Richardson
Supreme Court de Claron
Kangsag
Prague
Czecho
Slovakia
Chamber of Deputies
National Socialist
Franxe
American held in Matamoros jail mistreated, says U.S. man
Nativdta Garaza, an American citizen, claimed Mexican officials beat him to extract details about Arturo Guerra, who was fatally hurt by U.S. immigration officers. Garaza showed a broken arm and a dislocated shoulder and said he was jailed after being questioned about Guerra’s case and later dumped across the Rio Grande.
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Brownsvile
Tex
Matamoros Mexico
Nativdta Garaza
Rio Grande River
Garaza
Arturo Guerra
United State Immigration
Guerra
Garazy
Matamoros
Fourteen Story Home Erected as Monument to U S Press
Washington June 2 The site of the old Ald Ebbitt House will host a fourteen story landmark honoring the American press. The national press building will house office rooms for new paper correspondents news associations and the permanent home of the National Press Club. A 350 seat theater is leased to Fox Theaters Corporation and street floor stores have filed applications. Floors two through twelve and half of the thirtieth will be offices for Washington correspondents.
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Washington, Juen
Ald Ebbitt
American Press
National Press Building
National Press Club
Fox Theaters Corporation
Yankee stars of links are bread in Brit tourney
American amateurs lead as Bobby Tense of Atlanta and Wild J Mehthorn of Chicago post 144s on day two of the British Open golf tourn with British players like Archibald Compston Tom Barker and Cyril Walker close behind. George Von Ein finishes fifth at 147 while Walter Dane and Freddy McLeod go two 75s to secure top four.
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Annes Ingland
Amnetive
Xouth
Bobby Tense
Allanta
Wild TJ Mehthorn
Chicago
Walter’ Dagen
Bue
Great Britain
Makeream
Areliip Compston
Tom Barker
Ameria
Helen
Cyril Walker
Tower Open
Chaimpion
United States
Tommy Armoti
Champion Herman Beats Morgan In Junior Lightweight Bout
Babe Herman of California won a judges decision over Ted Morgan the world junior lightweight champion in a 10 round bout at Revere Beach Massachusetts. Herman landed rights and lefts to the jaw with effect while Morgan relied on a left jab. The bout closed with both fighters fresh though Herman pressed the attack in rounds six eight and nine.
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Mass
Babe Herman
California
Ted Morgan
Revere
Notal Stake
Hernan
Morgan
Herman
Ted
Lin Theith
Ten Stakes Added to Cincinnati Meet at Coney Island
The Cincinnati racing scene announced Ten Stakes including the $25,000 Derby set for July 24 as part of the Coney Island Jockey Club meeting starting July 22. Features include events for two year olds along with others for one year olds and up, with each race carrying added value of 3 000 dollars. Harold Murrel of Cedar Rapids, famed football figure at Washington High and a Minnesota alumnus, has earned an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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Coney Island
Tigg Aly
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Harold Murrel
Washington High
University of Minnesota
United States Military Academy
West Point
Secrets Inside Baseball 46 Told Billy Evans
Champion Bateman, American League, is cited for natural ability as key to hitting. The piece notes rhythm, power, and study of pitchers and catchers, plus copying star batters like Cobb. It stresses confidence and a smooth, free swing to drive the ball, with author Harry Heisman attributing insights to Evans in 1926.
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Harry Heisman
Bateman
Pnst
Heowever
Paver
Cobh
Dundee Beats Walker For Welterweight Title Bout Victory
Joe Dundee of Baltimore won by technical knockout over Mickey Walker of Elizabeth NJ in the eighth round at Madison Square Garden. Referee Eddie Forbes stopped the 15 round show with Walker’s eye injury preventing continued action. Dundee pressed after Walker’s eye worsened, securing a decisive stoppage amid 15,000 spectators. Other bouts featured Benny Bats stopping Billy Kennedy, Harry Tack defeating Boots Antley, Danny Touchstone knocking out Jack Monros, and Vincent Dundee beating Carl Courtney in earlier action.
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New York
Jos Dundes
Baltimore
Anto
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Madison Square Gelden
Eddie Forbes
Fiehting
Walker
Referen Forbes
Dundee
Credums
Benny Bats
Philadelphia
Billy Kennedy
New Orleans
Madison Square Garden
Harry Tack
Bullelo
Boots Antley
Jacksonville
Fla
Cook Welmheu
Antley
Courtney
Texans and Western League Scores From a Busy Baseball Night
Texas League results include Dallas 5 San Antonio 4 Fort Worth 4 Houston 2 in 9 innings Shraveport 2 Waco 106 American Association Columbus 9 St Paul 4 Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 7 Kansas City 11 Toledo 11 Minneapolis 15 Western League Wichita 5 Des Moines 5 Oklahoma City 2 Lincoln Tulsa 10 Omaha 5 St Joseph 9 Southern Association Atlanta 4 Birmingham 11 Little Rock 4 Nashville 12 Chattanooga 11 New Orleans 6 Memphis 3
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Shraveport
Waco
Wictlta Falls
Beaumont
American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Alwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Wichita
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Lincoln Tulsa
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St. Joseph
Denver
Atlanta
Birmingham
Morty
Tittle Rock
Nashville
Chattanooga
von Orleans
Memphis
Bush and Ferguson Freed by Griffith
Washington notes June 24 release for Joe Bush after 10 days and trade Alexander Ferguson to Buffalo for Outfielder Taylor. Bush came from St Louis in a deal involving Zachary and Ballou as the Washington club plans a re build under President Griffith amid early season conditioning issues.
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Washington
Joe Bush
Alexander Ferguson
Buffato
International League
Taylor
Bush
St. Louis
Zachary
Ballou
Fergance
Boston
Griffith
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