Washington Browns to meet House of David in East Helena exhibition
Helena fans look forward to a Sunday matinée as the Washington Browns face the traveling colored squad led by Edwin Porter in East Helena. The Browns, featuring several players from the Kansas City Monarchs, will showcase a five man pitching corps and a diverse lineup before meeting the bearded House of David team in their district appearance. All passes will be revoked as the game lies outside city league jurisdiction.
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Memphis
Jobb
Vander Meer
Durham Bulls
Lois Stewart
John
Ike
Johnny
Lvander Meer
Otts 18th homer helps Giants edge Cubs in tight win
New York Giants win 5 3 over Chicago Cubs as Matt Ott belts his 18th homer of the year. Fireman Dick Coffman earns the win in relief after taking over in the eighth, preserving a slim lead as New York extends its NL advantage. Reynolds adds a homer as Cubs rally but fall short.
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Matt Ott
Dick Coffman
Giants
Terry
Terriers
Chicago Cubs
Ott
Bass
Dick Goewin
Coast League RH figures and player pairings listed
The fragmented clipping lists RH figures for the Coast League including Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles teams with players such as Test Brenzel Dongine Cropin Ballou Spring Thomas and Collins among others, indicating a roster or matchup summary from the league notes.
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Hollywood
Portland Ji
San Francisco
Los Angeles
State
Ballou
Spring
Thomas and Collins
Finals set in Trans Miss golf to crown Lincoln contender
Lincoln, June 24. Trans Miss golf tourney after quarterfinals trims field to two Salt Lake players, one from Denver, and Lincoln’s Ed Kingsley and Von Savage survive. Kingsley blasted J W Scott 9 and 8, Savage beat Walter Bleving 5 and 4, Kraft beat Ted Adams 9 and 8, Kaufman defeated Bob Fraser 2 and 2. Manchurian agricultural pot noted in closing line.
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Neb
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Denver
Ed Kingsley
von Savage
Utah
John Kraft
Harry Kaufman
Kingsley
J. W. Scott
Houston
Texas
Savage
Pone
Walter Bleving
Kansas City
Kraft
Stretcc
Ted Adams
Kaufniso
Bob Fraser
Omabs
Harvard Navy Routs Yale in Thames Regatta
New London Conn June 24 Harvard varsity crew stroked by James Spike Chace defeated Yale in a four mile upstream race to sweep the regatta for the Crimson. The Harvard freshmen eight also won their two mile downstream race, giving Harvard a dominant performance as rivals failed to match the pace.
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Aapfi
Harard
Varsity
James
Spike) Chace
New Yorker
Thames River
Fale
America
Crimson
Hernerds
Yales
Harvard
el Yeartines
Jayvess
Thames
Home Run Leaders Across Tigers Reds Giants
Baseball brief lists players with home runs for teams including Greenberg and York of the Tigers, Foxx of the Red Sox, Goodman of the Red, Ort of the Giants, and Lombardi of the Reds. No game details provided.
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Red Sox
Tvers
Ott
Giants
Averill
Indians
Gadman
Reds
Mednick
Cardinals
Greenberg
Tigers
York
Goodman
Ort
Lombardi
Learn to Swim No. 13 Breathing Technique
In learning crawl swimming the body should float in shallow water with hands under the shoulders. The head turns to the left, left shoulder higher than the right, and the right side of the face remains in the water with the mouth open to inhale. Air is taken in through the mouth as breathing continues.
Kessler Beer Barons and East Helena Tie In Eight Innings
East Helena and the Kessler Beer Barons battled to a 2-2 eight inning draw as darkness halted play. The Barons led 2-0 on two third and ninth inning runs before East Helena tied it with two in the eighth. Pitching duel featured strong mound work from both sides with notable fielding plays and near-complete game effort before darkness stopped the affair.
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Kessler Beer Barons
East Helena
Kessler’ Beer Barons
Helena
Beer Barons
Thomson
Berg
Kelley
Wien
John Serenar
Joe Langettis
Oe Scretar
Kessler
Popeye
Amerigan Association Honors The World’s Slow Tortoise
The tortoise is praised as one of the world’s most perfectly streamlined creatures, yet remains among the slowest. Experts discuss its paradoxical efficiency and enduring endurance in natural history notes.
DUIS ISSUES DENIAL HE A MEANS TO RETIRE
Chicago June 24 Joe said no plans to retire from boxing denying reports he plans to quit after one more bout. The 34 year old heavyweight champion said he is not thinking of quitting now or after another fight and that there are many challengers ahead.
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Joe
Fom
New York
Ma. Baer
Max
Schmeling
Louie
Baseball scores from yesterday and today games
Yesterday in the American League Boston lost to Cleveland seven to six while New York and Detroit combined for twelve. National League tied Chicago and New York three apiece with Cincinnati prevailing 6 2 over Philadelphia St Louis 2 over Brooklyn 6 and Pittsburgh Boston to be prorated. Today six matchups headline New York at Detroit Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Cleveland Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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NEA Service
New York
Johny Vander Meer
Miami
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dave Driscoll
Dodgers
Johnny Vander Maer
Little Midland Park
Paterson
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Vander Meer
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Johnny Vander Meer
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St Louis
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Washington Easeee
ABA
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Indians Win as Yanks Loge, Tribe Now Well Ahead
Cleveland paces the pennant race as the Indians rally past the Red Sox 7 6 in the first game of a three game set. Hal Trosky drives in three with a seventh inning double while Johnny Humphries holds Boston to key hits. Ken Keltner adds his 12th homer as Cleveland moves four and a half games ahead of Boston and New York.
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Ken Keltner
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hages—Cronin
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Jockey Weight Rule Backed at Racing Conference
Boston June 24 George Foster secretary of the Illinois Racing commission urged keeping the minimum weight at 112 pounds to protect jockeys from starvation and weakness. He defended a 108 pound rule under consideration by the National Association of State Racing Commissioners at its three day convention. Commissioner Irving A Hinksey of New Hampshire pressed for a showdown on the rule. Foster said trainers and owners caring for jockey and horse welfare cannot oppose the rule and noted it is working in Illinois.
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Illinois Racing Commission
Irving A. Hinksey
New Hampshire
Foster
Ilinodis
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