Ruth Shatters Home Run Mark as Ruth Hit Eight More
Chicago June 26 Ruth of New York slugging again drives eight more home runs bringing his total beyond last season’s 29. Sisler leads batting with .416, while Speaker of Cleveland tops runs and Robertson, Daubert and Williams pace other hitting milestones. The league-wide race includes Morgan, Hornsby, and Carey in a busy strong-man season.
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Ruth
New York
Boston Asterncans
George Sisler
St. Louis
Cleveland
Sperker
Riese
Washington
Bobby Rota
Sister
Johmson
Milan
Weaver
Felsch
Jacobson
Indge
Rice
Hendeys
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Sisler
Roger Hornsby
Morasby
Nicholson
Pittsburg
Sal Reush
Cincinnati
Mosisby and Robertson
Cy Williams
Philadelphia
Dubean
Ne i
Kelley
Young
Ciroh
Ciyeinnaad
O Dowd and McKay Spark in Northwest Fans Tilt
Mike O Dowd faces Gordon McKay in a premier mill announced for the Northwest fans at the open air stadium in Pocatello on July 3. The article touts O Dowd as the better middleweight with Wilson looming, previews undercard bouts, and notes the nearly finished mammoth stadium and weekend festivities surrounding the event.
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Gordon M'Kay
Northwest
Eilef Rue
Mike
Don McKay
Mel TY Dowd
West
Meister
Porarela
Johnny Wikkon
Boston
O'Dowd
Wilson
Imainediatelly
Hee
Wilkow
Dowd
Tim
McKay
O'Rand
O Aly
Matera
Detro ny Defeats St Louis Stars In OT Thriller
A garbled recap shows Detroit defeating St Louis 7 to 2 after an overtime period, with mixed play and errors influencing the outcome. Other fragments mention New York and Cleveland outcomes, plus scattered baseball notes and undefined batter performances.
Unclear sports score snippet with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR text lists numbers and names like Vancouver, Victoria, Yokina, Odean, Tan. Mentions games or scores but lacks coherent structure or enough context to extract a clear event, participants, or outcome for a proper summary.
Airedale Caddy Helps To Reduce H C of Golfing
Special to The Independent from New York, 26 1b date. The article describes Airedale caddy tricks and a novice group at Van Cortlandt Park. A caddy named Brownie dives for a ball in a pond while golfers attempt long shots, illustrating the day’s golf scene and costs of play.
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H. C
Independent
New York
Poli
Dlapite
Patie Cemturits
Anan
Wis
van Cortlandt Park
Syirie
Alae
Aso Fay
Wbaetna
Pop Bottles Shower Defeat Reds in Doubleheader
In a vivid box score filled game, the Visitors burst with a pop bottle shower, delivering a doubleheader sweep over Cincinnati. Hines pitched well for Boston, aided by strong hitting, while Grimes allowed key hits. Cincinnati’s lineup struggled against early pressure and late innings offense as Brooklyn and New York stars shined.
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Meuthin
Aru
Louis Boi
Meinnath
Lininex Suuk Talwetey
Praethor
Wingo
Oezdty Shevdel
Luane
Jtler
Allen
Qlympg games events held in Pasadena
Pasadena hosts a track and field tryout event where records were set. John K Norton credited with an AdQ yard time of 54 percent seconds, surpassing prior marks. Hunter reportedly broke the American record for 1500 meters with 15 minutes 54 seconds, eclipsing a 1912 standard. UC Berkeley’s J. W. Merchants led individual points as a crowd of about five thousand watched.
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Cal
Neproventaté Club of
Sin FH
John K. Norton
Wohl Meanixn
Wumiridge
Mass
Hunter
I. Seat L
Collie Pave
New York
J. W. Merchants
University of California
High Schools Compete In Terrific Contest
Chicago area story details a dramatic high school rivalry as Lane Technical of Chicago defeats Virginia with a strong effort. The event featured scoring plays, cheerleaders, photographers, and a large crowd amid a spirited atmosphere.
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Chicago
Sebo F
Vamimerece
New York
Lane Technical Setiant
Gina
Heigh School
Ug Twee
Wierkd
Hams
Amd
Cheer
Acres of Me Ua
Sevewroll
Wild Owls
Wenzler Ad Campaign Prompts Local Controversy
The report describes Gene Wenzler's reaction to a controversial advertisement by M Crum and details a historic fishing incident on the river bank involving Abe Greenlees and family, noting a large northern river catch weighed at several pounds and sold for a sum of money.
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Abe Greenlees
Lawn
Greenlee
Anawba
Mid-West Trials For Olympic Teams
Chicago hosts the Mid West Trials for the American Olympic team at Slag Field. The event features a 68 point first event win by the Hittens Athletic Club of Chin A, with the Wins Athletic duhy Amertes Champion distance dinner taking a pole ray victory. The meet records were challenged and several noteworthy performances emerged.
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Linn
Slag Field
Hitness Athletic
Althi
Pole Ray
Winais Athletic
Yale Football Tough Starts for 1920 Team
A Yale preparation letter outlines the brutal summer regimen for candidates aiming for the 1920 football squad. It rejects pampering and stresses readiness, discipline, and hard work to make the roster, insisting only those fully prepared will earn spots on the team.
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Yale
New Ifayen
Jane
Finah
Ehuad
Jacksim Scholz tops Urew in Western confer dash title
Jacksim Scholz of Missouri Western wins the dash at the Western Conference meet, defeating Honard Urew of Drake University. Massengate claims the 220-yard event as Drevr places second. Cambridge trials in July select 24 finalists for the Olympic trials in Cambridge, Mass.
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Jacksim Scholz
University of Missouri
Honard Urew
Drake Uiversity
Eastern Olympia track meet yields new records at Philadelphia
Associated Press reports at Franklin Ve: William Plant Morvingside won the 4,000 meter walk in 12 minutes 66.5 seconds setting a new mark. A. G. Daten from the Metropolitan district matched the world record in the 90 yard hurdles, finishing in 54 seconds. Maver toppled the ninth hurdle, while Ame tied 880 yard dash in 1 minute 0 seconds. Metropolitan New York led with 13 firsts in 9 events, aided by Atlantic club runners in a wide program.
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Associated Press
Wrankin Vield
Philadelphia
Olympia
William Plant
Morvingside
A. Oh
A. G. Daten
Rune
le Coveroll
Hurdies
Yai
SPORT NOTES Abandoned Ont Now Details of Swimmers and Relays
A cryptic sports brief lists swimmers and relays, naming participants like Glen Caw, Sweetin, Mike Treatin, and others in a round of events. Mentions Newport and various teams as standings and upcoming fixtures are teased with limited legible details.
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Glen Caw
Bas Sweetin
Mike Treatin
Cleott
Jerry
Elas Pack Big Top for Closing Night of Charity Circus
Elas Pack stages a charity circus closing night with performers and a parade. The event featured a grand show with acts, a parade, and local attention as organizers wrapped the fundraiser.
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Elas
Big Top
Census Returns Show Wide Increases Across Cities
Fragmentary census figures list increases in multiple locales with percentages ranging from modest gains to triple digit jumps. Notable entries include Des Moines, Wichita, Chelsea, Savannah, and Summit with varying per cent changes reflecting population shifts and growth patterns.
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Ine Bu
Hilger
Des Moines
Towa
Dis Freres
Tuition
Mass
Cett
Wichita
Terns
Chelsea
Sal Cone
Savannah
Unclear text fragment on international delegation meeting
fragmentary AP copy describes a chaotic summary of delegates from various nations and a U S attache coupling with North American sections in a convention aimed at organizing an international society, but the garbled text yields no clear event, date, or names to confirm.
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Associated Press
Haw Ranvis
Intian Arnold
U.S
North America
Ant Chinuss Wellace Society
Amaurien
Match for Johnson heads to arena showdown
Fragmentary text describes a sporting match involving Johnson and Hale Thisieon with Tah Teepe, plus references to Johnsen and a clinician. It mentions 20 penalties and a confrontation with Al Norton, Daly, and Walterman, with unclear roles and locations unclear from the readable fragment.
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Johnsen
Dawer Cschtern
Wlterman
Daly
al Norton
There's Good Reason for Joy says the Good Judge
An advertisement touts Real Tobacco Chew with slogans promising satisfaction and longer-lasting chewing, claiming the product costs less per use. It contrasts two styles, RIGIT GUT and WB CUT, as short-cut and long fine-cut tobaccos respectively, urging men to try the brand.
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