Senators Edge Yankees In Tight Washington Win
Washington pitchers held the Yankees to four hits as Coveleskie pitched a shutout through five innings and the Senators beat New York 6 to 1. Dugan, Meusel, and Gehrig produced most of the offense for the Yankees, while Washington's Ries and Goslin sparked the attack with timely hits.
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Associated Preas
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Goslin
J. Harris
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Peck
Ries Conyefereenee
Coveleskis
Yeach
Pickinpaugh
Harris
Wanninger
Ward
Gehrig
Coveleskie
Pale-Faces Routed by Indians From Poplar
A Sioux Indian baseball trio from Poplar, Eagle Ban Yellow Hawk and Red Feather, defeated a Bozeman service team 11 to 4 at Camp Erickson before breakfast. Eagle Man pitched his third victory in 24 hours with support from Yellow Hawk and Red Feather as Young Man and others drove doubles in the seventh inning. Johnson left with an injured arm after a solid start for Bozeman. Indi- ans rallied with a seven-run surge aided by two Bozeman errors. The win gave Poplar’s team the Camp Erickson title as infantrymen lined the field.
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Ernie Johnson Crowned Pinch-Hitter Of Baseball Dormant
Biographical profile of Ernie Johnson of the New York Americans praised as baseball's greatest pinch hitter. Highlights include Johnson's frequent late-inning hits, a standout 12-for-15 pinch hitting success last season, and a dramatic homer off Benny Karr that tied a game with Cleveland and helped New York win in extras. Johnson favors hitting the pitcher in the hole and attacking weak pitches, earning frequent clutch appearances for Miller Huggins's Yankees.
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Huggins
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Johnenn
Cleveland
Jamieson
Speaker
Yankee Stadium
New York
Oakland Bud Taylor Wins 10-Round Decision Over Diwansite Murray
Terre Haute fighter Bud Taylor of Oakland won a ten round decision against Diwansite Murray of Sacramento as smoke cleared in the ring.
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Sacramento
Montana Soldiers Stage Fight Card at Camp Erickson Tonight
Four bouts with three two minute rounds each will be held at Camp John E Erickson tonight. Boxers represent companies of the 143d infantry Montana National Guard and the fifth carnival will be at rear of Company Is street Evans. Frank Delger and Pete Belknap open the card in the first preliminary. Paul Plumage and Wenneth Rodd meet in the second. Rich Sharkey and Jack Hepp compete in the semi final. Jack Williams and H Toes cap the event. Williams challenged all Montana at 148 pounds and the crowd will witness a two dollar hat collection for the boxers.
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Montana National Guard
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Jack Hepp
Polson
Jack Williams
Paigan
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Harlem
Wiliams
D. Company
Lucas
Helena
Scribes Humble by Troopers in Great Ball Contest at St. Charles
The camp Grickson Troopers defeated The Independance baseball team at St. Charles field in a one hour five minute game. Pitchers Commers and Miller excelled, Miller allowing four hits and Commers fanning five with one walk. The Trojan offense capitalized on errors, scoring in the fourth and sixth innings as Wheat and Grivetti plus Condon fielding shines shaped the play. Lyons reached on an error in the fourth for Independance, but Daienais singled to drive him home.
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Young Oregon thrower aims for Olympic honors
Uno Roskela, 13, from Oregon, recently threw the discus 115 feet 9 inches at a meet. Competing alongside Nurmi and Ritela, he weighs 253 pounds and is seen as a rising contender for future Olympic selection.
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Oregon
Nurmi
Ritela
Miss Plaquemine the Fastest Hydrospeed Craft Yet
Plaquemine Louisiana June 23 Capable of a mile in 55 seconds Miss Plaquemine a hydrospeed boat built by Henry N Sherburne of Plaquemine is among the fastest in the region The boat uses a Curtis airplane motor with an automotive steering post It is 20 feet long seven feet wide and draws two inches at full speed and six inches at slow speed The craft seats three passengers and a pilot The inventor claims speeds over 60 miles an hour and an average of 30 miles an hour all day Toledo Toni Risko defeated Jack Clifford in 12 rounds
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Assoviated
Miss Plaquemine
Henry N. Sherburne
Miss Plaquemire
Sherburne
Louisiana
Curtis
Chinese Youth Lapse Into Violence In Yangtze Sports
May 20 report from the Associated Press describes demonstrations of poor sportsmanship in central China. An Anhwei government technical school team tangled with a Mission Cathedral school, then tore down baskets when trailing. Two days later St Paul’s high school beat a local government school and fled through an unlocked gate to safety in the mission compound as supporters chased.
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Associated Press
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China
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Mission Compound
Eddie Mack Wins 12 Round Bout In Colorado Town
Eddie Mack of Alamosa Colorado won the decision over Fighting Nobe Cervantes of Rawlins Wyoming in a 12 round bout tonight. Joe Toots Mandi of Colorado claimed two falls in a match with Andy McDougal of Winnipeg, Canada, as action from Okmulge Oklahoma reported by AP.
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Associated Press
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Colorado Cowboy
Othres
Andy McDougal
Winnipeg
Canada
St. Louis Gains Despite Dickerman Start In Pennant Clash
Associated Press report details a baseball game where St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh in a seven inning or full game context. Dickerman started for St. Louis, yielding several runs while Cuyler and Bottomley produced key hits. Peaked by Boswomley home run and Mornsby defense, the box score lists multiple players with notable lines and the pitching decisions, with a note on rain affecting other games in New York Brooklyn and Boston Philadelphia pairings.
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Reinhart
New York
Brootlyn
Philadelphia
Americans Lead British Open Round One at Prestwick
At Prestwick June 25 the Americans MacDonald Smith and Jim Barnes led the British Open after half the 72 holes. Barnes shot 70 in the morning and 77 in the afternoon for 147. Smith posted 69 in the afternoon to reach 145, with Barnes close behind. British rivals trailed by several strokes, including Arthur St. George Compston and others in the pack.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Associated Press
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Smith
Jim Barnes
Barnes
Staith
Barhes
Western Union and Independent Battle Tonight in Helena Field
Western Union and Helena Independent baseball teams clash this evening at St. Charles field under lights. Western Union has gained momentum and aims to climb from the cellar with new players Pounders and the Scribes boosting the lineup amid a midseason surge. Condon and Barclay anchor the battery, while fans anticipate a snappy, closely contested game.
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