Pirates Split Doubleheader as Reds Edge Pirates
Pittsburgh loses game two to Cincinnati while Boston tops New York. Donohue held the Pirates in check in the second contest as Cincinnati won 6 to 2. In Philadelphia, the Phillies rallied to defeat Brooklyn 10 to 6 behind Fonseca’s homer and big innings.
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Coaching Now Chief Bender Joins White Sox as Coach
Former ace Chief Bender once a cornerstone of the Philadelphia Athletics pennant winners takes on a coaching role with the Chicago White Sox under manager Eddie Collins. The report notes his pitching legacy and recent transfer amid a quake halt.
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Sisler and Simmons Pass Century Mark in Hit Totals
George Sisler of the St. Louis Americans and Al Simmons of the Athletics become the first major leaguers to reach a century in 1925 hitting. Sisler has 103 hits and Simmons 101 through Wednesday games. Other leaders include Sammy Hale 421 and Red Wingo 419, with Ty Cobb 461.
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Air crash kills two as plane crashes east of city
June 37 Associated Press reports Caset Tirell an aviator and an unidentified soldier killed when a plane wing crumpled and the craft plunged to the ground east of the city. Sports results show Toledo 1 Louisville 3 and other scattered scores.
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Four in Big Race for Ruths Old Title
With Babe Ruth out Ruth’s 1923 home run crown is open as four contenders vie for supremacy. Ken Williams Bob Meusel Charley Hartnett and Rogers Hornsby lead the chase with parks in St Louis Chicago and New York shaping the race. Williams and Hornsby favored to top the leagues, Meusel less biased by parks. Ruth’s 46 homers last year unlikely to be matched in 1924.
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Revised Schedule Sets First Round Golf Matchups
The revised schedule lists first round pairings for the TC Power Motor Car Co handicap trophy at Helena Country Club after an oversight in qualifying scores. Matchups include Schemer versus Hammond, Wiley versus Hall, Schumacher versus Dr Treacy, Mapes and W Smith, Churea versus Dr Cooner, Kaufmann versus Brown, Wilson versus Weir, Brosser versus Ed Church. The qualifying round remains open until July 1. Oklahoma anglers must display state licenses on the back starting today as new law enforces Lake and license rules.
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Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Champion Crowned
H G Chandiot of the University of California won the Intercollegiate lawn tennis title at Stanford defeating Cranston Holman in the final 6 2 6 3 1 8 6 3.
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Navigator Sande Wins Great American Stakes At Aqueduct
Earl Sande aboard the Paine Whitney entry won the Great American Stakes for two year olds at Aqueduct. Sarmaticus finished second and Powhattan third as Sande led by a head over Sarmaticus with Powhattan a nose behind. Five furlongs in 1 minute flat.
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Tigers Win From Browns in Sixth Game in Row
Tigers top Browns to extend their streak to six straight wins. The game featured strong offense and solid pitching as Detroit maintained momentum in a tight pennant chase.
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Smelter vs Western Union Team Playoff at East Helena Field
Smelterites and Western Union meet in a late afternoon baseball showdown at East Helena field. The game features anticipated pitching duels with Marberry and Harriss on the mound for the Smelterites and Western Union respectively, as Philadelphia and East Helena standings loom over the match.
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FRIENDS OF PRESIDENT MAY BUY WHITE COURT
New York report says supporters pledged 125000 to purchase White Court for President Coolidge. The president, informed of plans, hinted he might not accept a gift or oppose Congress approving a summer White House.
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