Papke Turns Bronze Worker for Summer Amid Boxing Slide
Johnny Papke, Billy Papke’s lightweight brother, takes a brass foundry job in Youngstown to secure steady summer earnings as boxing events wane. Promoters push to reopen boxing there but officials remain cautious amid past clashes and legal questions on fights.
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Hugh C. Blair
Johnny Papke
Billy Papke
Johnny
Papke
New York
Indianapolis
Youngstown
East Youngstown
Ohio
Buckeye
Join Any Time Boy Scout Message
A fragment promises participation through October 1 1915 for male members with a 1 50 dollar fee and mentions pie and social appeals to boys by a local group.
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Baseball Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 8 to 2 and St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1. Today Brooklyn visits Pittsburg Philadelphia travels to St. Louis New York plays Chicago and Boston faces Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Hockey Scores From Evening Games
Chicago defeated Boston 2 to 0 Detroit beat New York 3 to 0 Washington won 6 to 1 over Cleveland Philadelphia 5 to 3 against St. Louis
Chicago at Boston and Other NBA Matchups
Heavily contested basketball card lists Chicago visiting Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, and Detroit traveling to New York for key league games. The schedule outlines four midweek showdowns with national implications and notable player matchups.
Federal League Scores From Tuesday Night
Kansas City defeated Pittsburg 5 to 3 while Brooklyn topped Buffalo 9 to 3. Buffalo then beat Brooklyn 6 to 3 and St Louis won over Chicago 8 to 3. Baltimore Newark game not scheduled.
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Kansas City
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Buffalo
St. Louis
Chicago
Baltimore-Newark
Pittsburg at Kansas City and Baltimore at Brooklyn
Schedule notes show Pittsburg visiting Kansas City and Baltimore traveling to Brooklyn while St. Louis meets Chicago and Buffalo plays Newark in late season matchups.
Backward in time for first place in hot liners
Frank G. Menke laments past glory and seeks a return to top status. The piece notes Mr. Ryan, second in chase for the Athletics without La Joie, is actually Louis Malone from Mt. St. Joseph college.
Senator George McBride Seeks Indians Manager Job
A writer notes George McBride of the Senators as a top choice to manage the Cleveland Indians, highlighting his reputation as one of the hardest hitters in baseball and his big leadership potential.
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George McBride
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Paradoxes and Baseball Quips From the Era
Joe Lanning owner of the Red Sox recalls suspending Dutch Leonard for not staying in condition. Leonard boasts he never drank liquor. The Phillies decline appears milder than outsiders fear as the Giants sit six games behind first, with tight standings across the league.
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Dutch’ Leonard
Joe Lanning
The
Red Sox
Dutch Leonard
Forney Not Handled Any Too Gently
Westminster managed a single run in the final inning as Duquesne ran up nine in the afternoon game. Forney issued several costly errors while Duquesne connected for two base hits with Tracey McClory Sweeney among the scorers and McClory stealing twice.
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Forney
NEW Wilmington
Duquesne University
Westminster
Rally Ties Up Contest Between Epworth and Central Presbyterian
Epworth M. E. and Central Presbyterian played to an 8-8 tie after eight scoreless innings, Epworth rallying with eight runs in the fifth to erase a listless start and tally ten hits by Central Presbyterian. Potters and H. Allens homered, Battley had a 3 base hit, Wadsworth Boone and others posted two base hits as the ball game featured walks and hit batters, with Nieper Andrews and Wadsworth contributing on the mound.
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Epworth M. E
Central Presbyterian
Epworthians
Potter
H. Allen
Battley
Wadsworth
Boone
Neiper
Andrews
Nieper
McCann
Clerks Defeat The Nat Biscuit Team
Clerks defeated the National Biscuit team 2 to 1 in the Business Men's league at East Washington street grounds. Fulkerson struck out 11 in five innings. Welker had two baggers and Gurnaugh three baggers. Frank and Fulkerson hit by pitcher. bases on balls 1 for Frank and 4 for Fulkerson. Robinson stole a base. Pete Bogue umpired.
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National Biscuit
East Washington Street
Fulkerson
Welker
Gurnaugh
Frank
Robinson
Pete, Bogue
National Biscuit A
Guinaugh
P. Fulkerson
Sewer Dewberry
Botham
Boyle
O'Leary
Moore
Atkins
N. C. Clerks R. H A
Harris
Allen
Oene Robinson
Jones
G. Davis
Gibson
W. Davis
Shriver
Davis
DeGarmo
Smith
Lane
TOE R'S DIALECT. A MIDNIGHT CHAT IN DIALOGUE
A terse exchange at 2 a m features a wife asking about a tale and a husband answering with a dialect heavy quip. The fragment hints at social speech and linguistic play within a domestic scene.
Jenkins Wins P. L. Craig Cup at Country Club
E T Jenkins won the P. L. Craig cup on Memorial Day at the Country club with a gross 101 and a 30 handicap for a net 71. The event drew most club golfers but few submitted cards delaying official results. Nearby scores show McMasters 84-11-73 Liggett 85-6-79 and others at 73 net. A sweepstakes 18-hole bogey match with three quarter handicap is set for this afternoon at the local club.
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E. T. Jenkins
Gross
Jenkins
McMasters
Liggett
Tiger A. C. Defeats Southside All-Stars in 6 to 4 win
The Tiger A. C. defeated the Southside All Stars 6 to 4 yesterday at the South Mill street grounds. The Tigers plan to face Volant team next. Manager Lewis is trying to secure uniforms from Terrace A. C., which has disbanded.
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Southside All Stars
South Mill Street
Tigers
Volant
Lewis
Terrace A. C
Butchers Top B O Office 6 4 In Cascade Park Game
Butchers defeated B O Office 6 to 4 at Cascade park in a well played game. They surged to a three run lead in the first inning and held it, with key hits from G Davis W Davis and Gibson and solid pitching by Shriver Davis and DeGarmo.
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Cascade Park
Kerber
Wachmeat
Long Avenue
Bell
A. E. Thomas
Invading Eastern Tennis Team Named
The four eastern states players for the Panama Pacific championships were named. B Norris Williams II of Philadelphia will captain the team with Watson M Washburn of New York, George M Church of Englewood New Jersey, and Dean Mathey of Crawford New Jersey as the other members. Selection by R D Wrenn George T Ades and Harry W Slocum of the USTA committee. The first two names are Harvard men and Church and Mathey are Princeton affiliates.
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San Francisco
B. Norris Williams II
Philadelphia
Watson M. Washburn
George M. Church
Englewood
N. J
Dean Mathey
Crawford
R. D. Wrenn
George T. Ades
Harry W. Slocum
United
Aliens Denied Right to Own Dog in State
State law bars unnaturalized foreign residents from owning a dog and from hunting wild birds or animals with a dog. Violations incur a $25 fine per day of imprisonment or costs, with arrest powers granted to game or police officials. Governor Brumbaugh approved the bill yesterday.
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Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh
Will Decide The Net Title Will Decide The Net Title
Eight top players from the recent challenge tournament enter an elimination round to determine the school champion and the four players forming the new tennis team. First round matches pair Cr. Smith vs M. Gunton, Norman Lamm vs Carl Kingsbury, E. Smith vs Harold Baer, Louis Gunton vs Milton Frew.
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Cr. Smith
M. Gunton
Norman Lamm
Carl Kingsbury
E. Smith
Harold Baer
Louis Gunton
Milton Frew
Swindler Targets Greenville Merchants By Forged Checks
New Castle grocers warned by Greenville Business Men's Association to beware a check swindler. The man buys small groceries, pays with a much larger check, and pockets the change. Checks pretended to be from a local company. in Greenville the forgeries were traced to a lumber company. The suspect is about 25 years old.
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New Castle Grocers’ Association
Greenville Business Men’s Association
Greenville
Giants Leader Promises to Be Present in Pennant Race
New York June 5 Jawn McGraw writes again about cream puffs Ban Johnson and the Kauff case in a rambling column. He claims the Giants will be contenders alongside the Cubs Braves and Phillies noting the war is waged with lawyers injunctions and fountain pens.
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Fellers
Jawn
McGraw
the Giants
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National Cornish
Wilds
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Benny Kauff
Giants
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Fillydelfyn
Rube Marquard
Richard
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