Pirates Lose 10 Cardinal Outfit
Boston June 29. Cardinals defeated Pirates in a game marked by heavy light along the path sides. Mains, Carlson, Kollingsworth, Yellow Agess and Gooch starred for Pittsburgh while Meysel led the New York Giants in a separate report.
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American Association Tales at Minnganolis and Midwest Meet
In a scattered score listing from the American Association event, Paul and Milwaukee pairings appear with tied results. Kansas City and Toledo show brief outcomes amid a mix of city abbreviations and partial standings.
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Si, Paul
Miwaukes
Toledo
Indianapolis
Anies Get Split From Washington
The New York Giants split a two game series with Washington, winning in ten innings as Ruth and Mousel, Witt, McNally, and Hofmann contributed key hits. Shawkey relieved Tones, holding the last half, while Jones and Gharrie appeared for Washington.
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Golf Gleanings Hillcrest contenders vie in Western Invitational
Hillcrest Country Club Kansas City June 22 reports four pro prospects Chick Evans of Chicago George Von Elm Salt Lake City Clarence Wolff St Louis and Bert WrightLos Angeles advance to the Western Invitational semi finals after nerve wracking matches Evans beat Vayseur Des Moines 6 5 and Von Elm defeated Gaines Omaha Wright edged Stuttis Kansas City three to one Wolff beat Davison Merton Chicago 4 and 3 with Wright showing all his skill against Tess Stuttis The Prince of Wales stakes at New Market June 29 saw Blanford win with Silver Image second and Skyon third among nine horses.
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Iowa
You Elm
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Harrison Jonston
St Paul
Davison Merton
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Tess Stuttis
London
New Market Today
R. Damson
Blanford
B. W. Park
Sol Joel
Skyon
Morvich in Race Purses and Wagers Amid Turbulent Care
Morvich, winner of a $100,000 purse, faces mounting scrutiny over earnings and upkeep. The article lists entries for handlers, groom, trainer, and jockey, detailing the horse’s staffing and expenses while noting his substantial past winnings and possible future gains.
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Rentlook
Morvich
Venter
Fred Durlew
Wash
Johnson
Elko Smelter Upsets East Helena In School Baseball Clash
East Helena Smelters win a pitching heavy game with a first inning run and solid defense. Key moments include Skinner scoring on a throwing error, Grose and Thompson contributing hits, and Helena fielding errors aiding the Smelters. The crowd packed the stadium as fans celebrated a rare early-season win.
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Ha Weans
Eame
Mone
Arsenal Ecowds
Vinay
Elks
Anderaon
Thompson
Keane
Fraty Mure Rayede
Maghe
Groves
Skinner
Ane Prray
Helena
Cotb
Kaxlen
Winady
Feenay
Skney
Qroge
Andarsan
Flral
Skinnee
Tay
WA Orrien
Len Gwowley
Strieis
Andy
Na Sina
Eikes
Murray
Graves
East Helena
Timmons
Hess
Grose
Brishin
Witth Fantry
Elks Hoos
Gidlen
Booney
Revond
Berg
Crowley
Jagnar Hetena
J. Groxe
W. Grosp
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Feeney
Peeney
Innit
Mika—smith
Amerson
Ixtane
Winney
Wits
Crrara
East Helens
Smith
Drlehin
Cobh
Wwinney
Brispin
Rovanth
Illes
Surrey
Atouch
Kahlil
Hibs
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Barns
Wardmen and Elks Set for Postponed Clash Tonight
Reported postponement pits Foonsy era Wardmen against the Elks in a 640 AM game. Buddies Ferrat and Stoyar discuss catches and rest plans as Branks starts for Wardman in what may be a pitcher’s duel. Large crowd expected with limited seating.
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Jenkine
Buddy Ferrat
Elks
Elka
Sipe
Rod Stoyar
Bnarks
Sols Gloves Shaped Boxing History In San Francisco
San Francisco June 24. Boxi Broves used by champions for thirty years were made by Sal Levinson of San Francisco. Dempsey Leonard and Tex Rickard ordered gloves from Levinson for Madison Square Garden bouts. Levinson gloves were used in Carpentier Jeffries Willard and Johnson fights. His gloves were used worldwide and thousands were issued to the armed forces during the war. Levinson explains his natural grip design and patent renewals. Edith Cummings defeats Alexa Stirling in golf. Glenna Collett wins another match.
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Tex Rickard
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Dempsey Wills Title Bout Sets Stage in New York
New York July 29 report that Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills will meet for the heavyweight title after negotiations and a formal challenge accepted by the New York boxing commission. A $2,900 deposit was filed and a July 16 deadline looms for a declared title fight or forfeiture of the championship. The commission urged quick talks to finalize terms and emphasized promoters’ bids and any reasonable offers.
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Eye injury ends pro hopes but Hoeffler returns to play
In a Mesabi range baseball note Ray Hoeffler, once with the Chicago White Sox, lost sight in his left eye after a fall but remains active in independent play. Once a top outfielder with Evelyth, he hit over .400 and stole bases before the accident. Despite criticism, he reported for spring training, then lost his eye and was released by manager Victor Easting.
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Dempsey Aims to Fight Weekly Return to Ring Form
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey said in Oakland that he would like to engage in weekly bouts to regain his old form. He expressed interest in facing multiple challengers including Brennan, Willard, and Carpentier, and noted vaudeville acting briefly distracted him before planning a rapid comeback. He plans to shed excess weight soon, preferring boxing over vaudeville.
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Dempsry
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Jess Willard
Georges Carpentier
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