Blues and Indians to Play Double Header at Washington Park
The Kansas City Blues and Cleveland Indians prepare for a three game series capped by a Sunday double header at 2 p.m. Schupp limited the Indians to two hits Friday as Ford Schupp dominated with nine strikeouts. Carmen Hill pitched well for the Indians but poor support doomed them in a 4 1 loss.
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Kansas City
Mrs David Gaut Wins Western Golf Association Major
Mrs David Gaut of Memphis defeated Mrs Jay Cassiel of Aurora Illinois 6 and 3 in the finals to win the first major tourney of the year for the Women's Western Golf Association played in Chicago.
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Memphis
Jay Cassiiel
Aurora
Sunday Major League Baseball for Legion Fund
Massachusetts will host its first Sunday major league baseball game Sunday afternoon when the Detroit Tigers meet the Boston Red Sox on Russell Field in Cambridge. The exhibition for the American Legion endowment fund aims to promote Sunday ball in Boston as part of a major league campaign. Admission is free, with voluntary offerings for the Legion.
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Shade Bout In Title Fight Set For July 21
Mickey Walker the world welterweight champion has accepted Dave Shade's challenge for a title bout in Los Angeles on July 21. Walker signed the articles with the New York athletic commission after a Friday meeting, securing his right to also fight Harry Greb at the Polo Grounds on July 2 if desired.
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Illinois Athletic Club Dominates Central AAU Track Meet
A galaxy of major stars supported by a balanced lineup propelled the Illinois Athletic Club to the heavy favorite status at the Central AAU track and field championships held at Stagg Field Chicago. The event decides Middle West club supremacy and selects athletes to represent the region at the national AAU championships in San Francisco July 2 to 4.
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Johnny Kelleher Stopped by Hill in Key Game
Johnny Kelleher extended hitting streak to twenty five games before being held by Hill. Schmands charged with an error on a close safe call, various field plays noted including Yoter and Schreiber making sharp stops. The game featured strong defensive work and a late rally as Schupp fanned multiple batters.
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Fronk Pool Injured In Latonia Spill at Latonia Track
Jockeys Bill Frank and Bill Poole suffered injuries in a three corner spill in the Latonia track second race on Friday. Frank broke a wrist and chest injuries, Poole broke a collar bone. J. Frank Maguire escaped injury in the five and a half furlong event near the eighth pole.
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Independent Baseball Roundup at Ware Diamond
Afternoon schedule features the Ware team hosting on the diamond with all players listed. Cardinals guest on a 2 30 pm start with Edwin Hanes noted among attendees at 724 E. position.
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Boxing bouts set for police and firemen field day
Police Lieutenant Earl Halstead and firefighter Eddie Webber will headline the boxing program at the July 4 celebration at the State Fairground. Other matchups include Traffic Officer Patsy McMahon vs Fireman Al Underwood, with efforts to pair more police and fire personnel on the card. Proceeds fund hosting the International Association of Police Chiefs convention July 13 for four days.
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al Underwood
Johnny Stewart von Ohlin
Jimmy Wicks
Frank Prindle
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John J. O’brien
Charles Sumner
Herbert H. Fulmer
International Association of Police Chiefs
Benny Leonard to Fight Mickey Walker in September
Benny Leonard plans a welterweight title bout with Mickey Walker in September per Joie Leonard. Benny will begin light training in Saratoga Springs within a week or ten days and aims to show he is not afraid to meet Walker after injuries and delays.
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Mickey Walker
Joie Leonard
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Two Matches Enough Plans for Broadway Wrestling Show
Promoters drop the prelim bout for the Broadway Theater card on June 25 due to failure to secure Hugh Mullendore. The main matches set are Jack Reynolds versus Matty Matsuda and Leslie Fishbaugh versus Strangler George Lane with extended windup time for Reynolds and Matsuda. Matsuda seeks an alternative referee and submits a list including Farmers Burns Ed Steinmetz Howard Wiggam and George South.
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George South
O Leary Plans 100 Mile Walk After Park Base Summit
Dan O Leary the veteran pedestrian will circle Washington Park’s bases twelve times in nine and a half minutes on Sunday. He aims to train for a 100 mile run in Cincinnati on June 29 to celebrate his eighty fifth birthday after traveling by road from Claypool Hotel with James Furlong James Donovan and Charles Anderson.
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Shea Defeats Smith. Ras to Meet Rosenberg for Bantam Title
Eddie Shea of Chicago defeated Harold Smith in a ten round bout in East Chicago. In preliminaries Bushy Graham defeated Joe Ryder Jack Flanagan beat Frankie Kearns and Patsy Rocco drew with Davis Forbes. Shea will fight Charley Rosenberg in New York on July 15 for the world bantamweight championship.
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Phil) Rosenberg
New York
Chicago Mat Bouts Feature Match at Elks Coliseum
Frank Jud son former Harvard wrestling coach and Joe Stecher were matched for the feature event of the Elks wrestling card at the Coliseum on June 26.
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Seven Crews Strive For Laurels On Hudson
Seven major varsity crews contest the four mile championship on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie Monday with Washington the favorite after Yale beat Harvard on the Thames and Navy shown as the East’s real hope. Teams include Washington Wisconsin Navy Syracuse Cornell Columbia and Pennsylvania.
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U S Army Poloists Triumph in Hurli ngham Match
The U S Army polo team upset Britain by defeating the British military four 5 to 4 at Hurli ngham. Once favored to win, the English team faced surprise defeat as King George and Queen Mary attended the event with royal spectators in the stands.
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Frieda Receives Big Ten Medal for Athletics and Scholarship
Chicago June 20 Harry Frieda star weight man and football player for the University of Chicago and 1924 Olympic track team is awarded the Big Ten Conference medal for excellence in athletics and scholarship. Each western conference school bestows this honor annually on its smartest athlete.
Evans Withdraws From Coffin Cup Invitational Golf
Chick Evans, Chicago star, pulled out after the first eighteen holes due to illness at Riverside course. He had two legs on the Coffin cup and was favored to win. Evans plans hospital recuperation in Michigan tonight.
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Riverside Links scores show early totals and names
In a Riverside links update, early totals appear with players such as Cleaster and Painter contributing. The fragment mentions Irish Sea 0-68, Kirk 92, H Stewart and Korwitg with 14, plus handicap notes and miscellaneous handicapped scores.
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H. Stewart
Dick Woodward Leaves Indiana A for St. Louis Cardials Trial
Dick Woodward star pitcher for Indiana A. has departed to join the St. Louis Cardinals for a trial. He posted a strong record with Indiana University this season.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Appears From The Record
Fragmented standings show teams like Columbus Concorde and New York with partial scores. The notice lists leagues American and National with a few matchups including Detroit at Boston and Philadelphia at Chicago among others.
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Jladelphia
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Klyn
Pittsburgh
Major Baseball Leaders and Scores From Sep Game Note
Historical box scores list Detroit Boston New York and players like Dawson Koob Collins Mortheop Reno Rus Lenard Bassler Ehmke Picinich Cvengros Schalk Pennock Bengough Schang Greenfield Wisner McQuillan Snyder Dorohue Wingo Carlson Henline Bush Cooper Hartnett Osborne Taylor Meadows Graham Marquard Di ona Dickerman with varied innings and totals across two leagues and teams.
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Snyder
Dorohue
Wingo
Carlson
Henline
Bush
Cooper
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