Reds blank Giants, win 6 to 0 in rout
Cincinnati Reds dominate with seven scattered hits and shut out the visitors 6 to 0. Root and Fonseca strong, Gowdy limiting fouls. Rixey, Wingo, and Townsend contribute in a decisive win for the Reds. Brooklyn and Chicago also suffer losses as St Louis edges Philadelphia 7 to 4.
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Incinnati
Rixer
Toston
Pala
Cincinnati
Root
Fonseca
Gowdy
Lovantes
FANG
Pastor Veeneee
Cincianati
New Yorkers Crack From St. Louis 5-4
Washington pitchers stifle Chicago batters with eighteen hits as New York wins 9 to 2. Tobin opens with a homer, Bodle adds a triple, and Jolson drives in runs to lift Washington to third place.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Tenis
Stod
Ways
Tobin
Ted Fowus
Bodle
Newark
Shucker
Severoid
Senators
Sox
D. C
Washingtn
Hodge
White Sox
Ale- Ween
Walter Jolson
Helt Che Vie Vitor
Fede Bibs
Chietza
MetWerner
Lfode
Asl Tursan
Schuli
Jouisou
Gharri
Another Coaster Ready for Big Leagues
Willy Kamm, third baseman for the lrisoa Seals, could be the next star to reach the major leagues from Golden Gate Park. Coast fans rate him higher than past Seals sluggers, with manager Charley Cat planning to showcase his Wind Saver this fall. If promoted, he would join the Tigers and follow in the path of other Golden Gate Park alumni.
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San Francisco
Willy Kamm
Lrisoa Seals
Golden Gate Park
Kamm
Dick Weaver
Oscar Witt
Seuls
Golden Cale
Charley Cat
Ssouls
Wind Savker
Detroit
Cincinnati Reds
Sammy Bohne
Louis Fouser
Harry Heilman
Official city league bowling standings for 1920 21
Secretary J G Koblit ze reports the City Bowling League season LOSN 21 is complete with five man team scores. The Regals posted the season high grand total of 992 across three games and also the high single game. Henry Wittenders and John G Burns tie for high single game with 27 pins, while Will Ott leads in three game totals with 174.
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J. G. Koblitz
Regals
Henry Wittenders
John G. Burns
Will Ott
Intelligence of Georges Will Win Says Descamps
In Manhasset the article describes Georges Carpentier as confident of victory over Dempsey. Descamps argues strategy and intelligence will prevail, with preparations and countermeasures to outwit Dempsey in the anticipated bout. The piece also mentions cotton gambling practices in India linked to market news.
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Georges
Descamps
Manhasset
Georges Carpentines
Martshal Voeh
Qast Dempsey
Dustay Wilson
Sik Georges
Dempsey
Jersey City
Ting
Liew
uLang Linn & Felling Alter
Coorges
Yin
Taek
Carpener
Whel
Chauminion
Dempeny
Jongen Range
Carpelliac
Thad Witlard
Ceores Wagten
Deseanins
India
New York
Argentina Quail Trade Proposal and Shipping Plan
A garbled report discusses a ventital supply of quail and papfridge and a proposal to ship Miegimue to an unnamed country. It mentions Ghia swine, a Sew oY marker, Laurent, a vintage duchy, and a time frame from Way to September with unclear references to Rene abuse and United sides and Argentina.
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Argentina
Senting
Wnd
Unis
United
La Crosse Loses To Caledonia In Hard Fought Game
The La Crosse baseball team fell to Caledonia Sunday afternoon in a tense pitchers duel. Kerr allowed three hits and struck out fourteen for La Crosse, while Jaeger fanned twelve on seven hits for Caledonia. Nic Haas homered with one on in the seventh to give Caledonia the lead. Safford, Weisse, and Safford contributed key plays as Caledonia handed La Crosse their fourth loss of the season.
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la Crosse
Caledonia
Kerr
Ineal
Jaeger
Conia
Tar Crosse
Nic Haas
Gophers
Tom” Weisse
Satel
Safford
Shimstuik
Weisse
Satek
Johnson
Shintshuk
Soldiers Grove Defeats Cashton 2 To 1 In Sunday Game
Cashton Wisconsin saw Soldiers Grove win 2 to 1 on Sunday after a seventh inning two run rally on two hits and two errors. Cashton had one run in the third as Jone tallied. Pitching featured Shotten and Wais for Soldiers Grove and Suatien for Cashton, with multiple strikeouts. The story also notes the yacht America is to be restored and enshrined in Ann Arbor with government custody after a long history.
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Soldiers Grove
Cashton
Wis
Shotten
Sartels
Josh
Amn
Renvens
Tivee
Short
Slole
Iowa
Ktls
Kiels
Quercy
Suatien
Cashron
Gad
Goo
Withse
Wais
Enzland
Anninalis
Jura
Jiada
Benjamin. Willer
Urpur
Massachusetts
Congress
Butler
Western Conference Title Hangs Upon Outcome of Michigan-Western Game
Michigan meets Wisconsin in the final baseball game of the season to decide the Western Conference championship. A Michigan win would put them ahead by half a game in the Big Ten standings, while a Badger victory would place Wisconsin in third and crown the conference co leaders. The teams have played a rugged season and the prior eighteen innings saw Michigan win amid protest over an umpire decision. The forecast calls for a warm, clear day with light winds as the decisive contest approaches.
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Madison
Wis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Hig
Uinois
Badger
Fins
Remembering the Dempsey Carpentier Heavyweight Clash
The piece recalls early heavyweight championships and famed fighters. It highlights the 1882 Sullivan Rywin bout at Mississin City near New Orleans, noting Sullivan’s victory in nine rounds, Paddy Rywin’s clothes theft postfight, and the era’s harsh, long rounds. It frames the event as a bridge to modern championship importance.
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Dempser
Toly
Mississin City
Sullivan
Boston
Ryan
Tipperary
Paddy
Jay
Sid
Nelsons win rugged Sunday baseball at Copeland Park
The Nelson clothing company team defeated Praise du Chien Sunday at Copeland Park in a rough contest. Nelsons built early lead, scoring in the first third and fifth frames while visitors faced errors and strong fielding. Three regulars from Praise du Chien missed the trip, Campion College students among them. Nelsons next face Gilkerson's colored giants in two scheduled games this week.
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Nelson Clothing Company Baseball Coum
Praise du Chien
Copeland Park
Evmts Co
Plur
Nelsons
Schone
Horgr
Dprurie du Chinn
Campion College
Gilkerson
Colored Giants
Nature Faker Is Loose Again In Harper County
Roston Herald reports Mr. Fallson credits Henry Ford as a bird authority while discussing questionable claims. The piece notes mixed opinions on birds and reality, illustrating local skepticism toward notable figures and their expertise.
Leonard Defends Title Tonight Against Kansas
Leonard seeks to defend his boxing crown tonight in Buffalo against a Kansas challenger. The Buffalo fighter, famed for knocking out Richie Mitchell and gaining fame after a prior bout, holds reach and height advantages. The match is billed as a high stakes, single title defense with a decisive outcome anticipated by fans.
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Leonard
Kansas
Harrison
Benvy Leonardight
Buffalo
Cime
Richie Mitehell Kee
Mitehell
Sonsachoval
Lesatrd
Teonard
Modesty Black Eye Report Reflects War Conduct Views
A Baltimore Sun commentary questions wartime conduct and praises certain authors while criticizing unqualified approvals. The piece argues for caution in praising behavior and highlights ongoing debates about ethics and accountability amid conflict.
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Mena
Dempsey Gloves Dropped After Training Wound Opens
Boxing champion Jack Dempsey halts glove work for four to five days after a deep cut over his left ear reopened during a wind up session. Trainer Tack Kearns ordered rest, while Dempsey continues non-glove drills and punching technique to avoid further injury.
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Champion
Atlantic City
NS. T
Jack Dempsey
Tack Kearns
Dempsey
Reams
Dempser
Miske Brennan Go Instructed Paul Today No Decision
In St Paul Minnesota heavyweight bout heads lineup with Billy Miske Sir Paul and Bill Brennan of Chicago meeting Monday in a no decision round. The semi wind-up features Kid Norfolk of New York boxing Clem Johnson in ten rounds in St Paul.
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Miske-Brennan
Paul
ST. Paul
Minn
Billy Miske
Sir
Bill Brennan
Chicago
Norfolk
Nostro Luvyseeight
New
Nork
Clem Johnson
Golfers from two nations meet for Groat Brita championship
Glen Eagles Scotland hosts a transatlantic field as American and British golfers compete this week for the professional championship of Great Britain ST. CLOUD-3ile. Suzanne Lenelon, world tennis champion, departed Mrs. MoUa Bjurstede Badory, American tennis. Sets for ih cot.
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Glen Eagles
Scotland
Suzanne Len
Elon
MoUa Bjurstede Badory
Ih Cot
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