Watching the Scoreboard by Hal Sheridan
Faber White Sox recruit moved next door to the hall of fame by blanking the mauling Macks. Jack Lapp's infield hit in the ninth was the Athletics' only safe one. Matty held the Pirates to five scattered hits and blanked them. Bunker Hill Day in Boston found the Cus shy on war munitions as the Braves won a double battle. Four doubles in five at bats by Magee of the Phillies in a ten round row with the Cards. The Naps swept the series by shutting down Shaw. Hughey Jennings used four pitchers to stop the Yanks as the Tigers lost the last game. Douglass of the Reds struck out eleven Dodgers in a ten round duel that Brooklyn won. The White Sox Athletics game drew 5,000. 1,809 watched the Chicago Pittsburgh Federal game. Seventeen walks and four hit batters marked the Indianapolis Buffalo Federal game. Baltimore beat Kansas City kept the Chiteds from rising to first in the Federal standings.
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Rockford Franchise May Move Due to Attendance
Rockford may lose its Wisconsin Illinois league franchise unless attendance improves by July 1. League officials cite poor home club turnout and the ball park’s distance from the population center as reasons for potential transfer to Freeport.
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Wisconsin Names Thompson A Wilson Assistant Coach
Thomas A. Wilson, Princeton alumnus and former Princeton player, was elected Wednesday by the Wisconsin board of regents as assistant football coach at the University of Wisconsin. He will serve as chief assistant to Head Coach William J. Juneau after coaching roles at Princeton and officiating at North Carolina last year.
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University of North Carolina
Faber Holds Athletics to Zero as White Sox Win
Chicago tops Philadelphia 5 to 0 behind Faber's shutout pitching while Brown Bresler and Lapp failed to score for the Athletics. St Louis blanks Boston 4 to 0 as Johnson Bedient and Agnew take the loss. New York edges Detroit 4 to 3 in a nine inning game with multiple pitchers used. Cleveland sweeps Washington 7 to 2 as the Naps continue strong play.
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Scores From Yesterday's Baseball Games
American Association results include Milwaukee 10 over Indianapolis 6 and Louisville 3 over Kansas City 1. Cleveland defeated St. Paul 4 to 3, St. Louis 4 to Boston 0, Chicago 5 to Philadelphia 0, New York 4 to Detroit 3, Cleveland 7 to Washington. National League Philadelphia 5 over St. Louis 4, Boston 8 to 7, Chicago 3 to 3. Brooklyn 2 beat Cincinnati 1, New York 5 to Pittsburgh 0. Federal League Chicago 3 over Pittsburgh 1, Indianapolis 11 over Buffalo 8, Brooklyn 3 to St. Louis 1, Baltimore 2, Kansas City 1. Wisconsin Illinois League Green Bay 1 to Racine 6, Madison 3 to Wausau 2. Rockford 8 over Twin City 0, Oshkosh 6 over Appleton 3.
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Evening basketball slate features 14 matchups across leagues
Today’s schedule includes Indianapolis at Milwaukee and Cleveland at St. Paul among two games, with Louisville at Kansas City, Columbus at Minneapolis, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Baltimore at Kansas City, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, Buffalo at Indianapolis, plus Wisconsin-Illinois League Appleton at Oshkosh.
Dodgers Break Skid With 2 1 Ten inning Win Over Reds
Brooklyn's Dodgers end a five game home skid by beating Cincinnati 2 to 1 in ten innings. Batteries: Douglas Clarke Gonzales for Cincinnati Pfeffer Fischer. Also Giants shut out Pirates 5 to 0 as Mathewson shines. Braves sweep Cubs 8 to 3 and 3 to 7 in Boston doubleheader. Phillies rally past St Louis 5 to 4 with late scoring while Doak Griner Sallee involved.
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Chicago Beats Pittsburg Rebels In Baseball Rivalry
Chicago defeats Pittsburg 3 to 1 as Walker Adams Berry for Chicago and Lange Wilson for Pittsburg combine to keep the series tight. In Indianapolis Buffalo falls to locals 11 to 8 in game two of the series, Schulz Moore Moran Houser Blair for Buffalo and Billiard Moseby Rariden for Indianapolis. LaFitte pitches Brooklyn to a 3 to 1 win over St Louis with Owens for Brooklyn and Hartley for St Louis. Baltimore nets a 2 to 1 victory over Kansas City after a late rally, Quinn Russell Jacklitsch for Baltimore and Harris Stone Easterly for Kansas City.
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Jackson Out On Injury Bench At Least A Week
Cleveland report says Joe Jackson will be benched for at least a week as Naps physician confirms a knee injury. The injury sidelines Jackson for the near term and affects lineup plans.
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Twin City at Rockford Green Bay at Racine Wausau at Madison
Sports brief lists upcoming city matchups with Twin City visiting Rockford, Green Bay traveling to Racine, and Wausau scheduled to play Madison in a regional schedule update.
SOX READY TO FIGHT CHICAGO IN FEDERAL RAID
The American League braces to defend players under contract as outlaws raid from the Federal league. Ban Johnson vows readiness to meet any fight and protect Sox contracts through the courts. Ed die Collins rejects a Brooklyn Federal league offer amid tense Chicago headlines.
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Moore wins state golf title in Partlesville Oklahoma
Frank Moore of Tulsa won the state golf championship in Partlesville Oklahoma yesterday. The tournament was one of the largest ever held in the state.
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Polo Tournament Begins in Kansas City Next Week
Kansas City reports the sixth annual Midwestern Polo Association tournament scheduled for next week. Eight teams from Denver St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Colorado Springs Sheridan Wyoming and Country Club of Kansas City compete for the middle west championship. First game set for Monday at the country club.
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Moran Training Hard for Paris Bout with Johnson
Frank Moran, the Pittsburger heavy with a June 27 date against Jack Johnson, trains intensively at Butry sur Plage near Paris. Moran exudes confidence, telling reporters to tell the crowd to bet on the pale face as he looks to upset Johnson.
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Arch Look Quirk Impresses Bow Legged Man
A humorous note suggests even a bow legged man may flatter himself by claiming an arch look. The odd aside plays on self-perception and vanity with light local tone.
Ouimet Off His Play in British Open First Round
Prestwick Scotland June 18 Francis Ouimet America's sole entrant in the British open golf championship opened poorly in the first 18 holes scoring 86 nine over his Troon qualifying mark to reach the finals of the match.
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Washburn Eliminated From Metropolitan Tennis Championship
June 18 reports R Lindley of California defeated Watson M Washburn in the metropolitan lawn tennis championship singles. Lindley will face George M Church Jr a former intercollegiate champion next, with the winner meeting the victor of F B Alexander and Robert Leroy in the final rounds Saturday.
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Early Morning Routine Aims to Realize Nightly Dreams
A saying advises rising early and heading to work promptly to increase the chances that dreams from the previous night come true. The guidance links diligence with eventual fulfillment, suggesting discipline as a path to realized aspirations.
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