Pittsburg Triumphs In Tap Victory Over Cincinnati In Tie Spread
Pittsburg hammered out a late rally to beat Cincinnati on June 26. Rixey allowed six hits in six innings while Benton yielded none. May pitched to a mixed line as Kelly belted a tying homer in the 12th. Elzner Smith pinch hit for Decatur. Mare drove in two runs as Boston and Philadelphia games folded. American Association action at Columbus, Toledo with Louisville also on the slate.
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Scribes Send Brassbounders To Acid Bath In 4-2 Loss
Helena Independent defeated Western Union 4-2 at St Charles field in a tight game. The leaders held their edge through six innings as Remneas and Lyons battled but the Journalists rallied in the fourth and sixth, with two-two base hits and costly errors shaping the final scoreboard.
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Wrestling and match results from a chaotic Chicago news blurb
A report from Chicago notes a handicap wrestling bout where Marin F Plestina of Chicago agreed to throw Jack Taylor twice over 90 minutes with no falls. Joe Stecher and Frank Judson grappled for 28 minutes with Stecher awarded the belt after Judson was injured and hospitalised. Hans Steinke defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko in 38 minutes 15 seconds with a body scissors and bar arm hold.
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English rowers favor streamline racing shells
London June 10 The Oxford University boat crew lost the annual university boat race in a streamline shell designed by Dr Bourne. There is rising demand from Potay American Continental and British clubs for streamline shells with four oars and tights. Lisbon cabinet headed by Victorino Nigiaras resigns.
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Walter Jornson Holds Athletics in Opening Game
Walter Jornson dominates opening match at the Nelena Country Club in the president's handicap event. Semifinalists Kaufman Power Brown and Whitney Smith advance as third round pairings set for next week. Power Motor Co trophy qualification concluded with matches to be played before July 1.
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Crossword Puzzle Delights Saturday Afternoon Pause
The puzzle invites readers to relax this Saturday afternoon and stretch the brain as they search for words in the Unabridged. It teases a quick challenge designed to nudge players to pause, think, and enjoy a moment of quiet from the holiday weekend.
ONE AMERICAN LEFT IN TENNIS PLAY
American John Hennessey of Indianapolis defeats Gordon Lowe to reach the last eight in the all England tennis singles. Lenglen dominates women’s singles, while Barotta and La Coste win doubles. Frankie Genaro wins decision over Kyd Williams in bantamweight bout. Prep notes on matches and players included.
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Boy of 17 yields victory at state shotgun tournament
In Anaconda Montana the junior shoot opened with over 50 shooters entering from several states. Victor Humber and S A Arnold led the singles and doubles events, with Humber later earning the Butter Rod and Gin club medal as a recruit of the event. Frank Troeh and John Robinson posted high scores in the 1924 Kaleispell match, while Sam Sharman and Arnold contended in the doubles.
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Pow-Wow at Mount St Charles Field by Boy Scouts
The annual Boy Scout Pow-Wow at Mount St Charles Field begins this afternoon at 1. Events include bugle and drum, knot tying, semaphore signaling, fire making, water boiling, races, first aid, wall scaling and more. Presentation of first class, life, star and eagle badges planned.
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Americans Capture Golf Title in Long Beach Championship
In a tight finish American players battled for the opera golf crown with final putts missed on the last green. Smith and Barnes contended as spectators watched, with Smith finishing strong to place near the top and Barnes trailing by a margin.
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Shenandoah drops 1403 parachutes over city park
Bayouns New Jersey June 26 Associated Press report says Shenandoah dropped 1403 parachutes over the city park in a display. Commander Zachi P. J. Bensor led the event with remarks of thanks and celebration.
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