Picato and Kansas Set for Local Ring Battle Tonight
Picato and Kansas renew rivalry for a scheduled ten round bout at the opera house tonight. Rocky Kansas arrives with adviser Dan Rogers and expects a stiff scrap with Babe Picato, who fears the local entry. Jimmy Dime backs Picato while Al Martin plans to arrive early for the eight round semi final, and a six round preliminary features Young Tony Tass versus Kid Mulligan.
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Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Babe Picato
Dan Rogers
Lis
Kansas
Ife
Babe Pleata
Jimmy Dime
Racine
Picato
al Martin
Charley Chip
Jimmy Duffy
Tony Tass
Kid Mulligan
Mver
Mike MecHala
Youngstown
Roteres
Rain Stops Game Here on South Side Field
In a rain shortened afternoon contest in this city the game ended after four innings. West Side athletes prepared for rematch while arrangements were made via E Kirwan Hilbert at 934 Croton Avenue or through the paper. Cleaning tips for a ceiling spot were also offered by W C Wright of Chester Pa with advice to use a soft cloth and matching powder.
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A.C
Falargus
Caries
Wility
Hante
E Kirwan Hilbert
Croton Avenue
Baseball Results and Upcoming Fixtures Across Cities
Yesterday Chicago beat Cleveland 10 to 4 while Philadelphia tied St Louis 4. New York won 6 to 5 over Chicago, Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 4 to 3, and Pittsburgh did not play. Future matchups include Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago with several city games listed.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Rehedus Poston
Pittsburg
Gineinnali
Boston
Detroit
Eveland
Washington
Cleveland
O Tees
Rebels Fans Rally In Tight Inning Victory
Rebels and Barry Jiniers showcase late rally on Saturday at Vac. Nelsans claim big finish as fans cheer well played vault and tenacious defense. Confusion and garbled phrases obscure additional events and players.
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Barry Jiniers
van Derounda
Bret Daning
Les Darcy Fate Deplored In Verse From The Cleveland News
A Cleveland News poem by Fred Turner mourns Les Darcy, noting public grief at the boxer's death and the harsh reception he faced in America. The verse contrasts his ambitions to support his family with the hostile climate and misperceptions about him, ending with doubt about Tex’s claim that Darcy died of a broken heart.
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Les Darcy
Wis
Thear
Boxer
Fred Turner
Cleveland News
Church Baseball Duel Promises Hot Night At Local Field
The First U P and First Baptist clash in a key church league game tonight as rain clears. Star players Sunk Jonas and Jim Phillips return for the First U S and Baptist hopes rest on veteran Court Teague era men. A potential weekend slate shifts with makeup games and Wednesday plans noted for Epworth and Sorandon teams.
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First U. P
First Baptist
Millon
Wy PL
Krnner
U. S
Amountas
Jonas
Jimmo" Phillips
Church Teague
Terrace A. Co
Getehrl
Ste
Baptists
Kristians Lomeraw
Epworth
Central
Baptist
Veteran Outfielders Survive Age In Major Leagues
International News Sports Editor HY JACGH VEIDUK notes players past thirty in the National and American leagues who remain effective. Gary Cravath and Dode Paskert of the Phillies exemplify resilience, with Cravath rebounding to star status and Paskert maintaining speed and solid hitting as veterans.
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HY Jacgh Veiduk
International News
New York
Bather
Hinchman
Ames
Vaughn
Tonay
Chief Meyers
Buck Herzog
Terry Turner
Buidie Plank
Stanage
Jimmy Austin
Gayry Cravath
Dode Paskett
Phillies
Cravath
Gavry
Hefoir
Garey
Paskert
Resson
Sting
Anil
Cras
Anne
Two Teams Push For Change In Pursuit Of Baseball’s Growth
A speaker argues that pairing two teams will alter outcomes and create a grand chance to showcase baseball internationally, claiming it outpaces other games already played and suggesting broader opportunities ahead.
Birds Make Good Time In Sidney Pigeon Race
In Sidney a 205 mile pigeon race by the New Case loming Pigeon club was won by Caravasias with birds released amid bad weather. Results list Gus Caravasias at 938.44 yards per minute and 395.84 yards, Harry Siser 994.58, Jas. Cook 932.09 and 921.00, Geo. Nickum 934.35, Harry Kiser 919.13, Martha Schlager 87.28, with Frank Tova reporting later.
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Caravasias
Case Loming Pigeon Club
Sidney
Gus Caravasias
Harry Siser
Jas. P. Cook
Geo. Nickum
Harry Kiser
Martha Schlager
Frank Tova
A A Keeps On Winning
The Italian A A team defeated Niles A C 2 to 1 at Carnegie Steel grounds. Wadsworth struck out 16 Ohio batters, bringing his total to 47 in four games as the A A A seeks a record. An open date next Saturday prompts plans for a first-class opponent, write Cara Sacco or call Bell 228-5.
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A. A
Niles A. C
Carnegie, Steel
Wadsworth
Ohio
Dhe 1. A. A_ iy
Cara Sacco
Neal Blreet
Bell
Rebels Claim Edge In Six Inning Showdown
Rebels boast they can beat Neal Street Athletics any day as they pressure the Italian junior program. They recently defeated the Barry Juniors to prove their strength, with the city’s junior Italian championship at stake and a public post of 25 dollars by the sporting editor of The News.
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Neal Street
Barry
Reds
Bishop Wins Long Pitching Duel in Rainy 11 Inning Game
On Coaltown field Saturday afternoon Coaltown beat Bessemer 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Pitchers Bishop for Coaltown and McCullough for Edenburg’s Bessemer combined for a rain soaked pitchers duel with 38 strikeouts total. Neither team led by more than a run at any point as the game stretched to extras.
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Coaltown
Bessemer
Bishop
McCullough
Edenburg
Golf Isn't Expensive Says Heine
Arthur Heine secretary treasurer of the Wayside links argues golf is not costly. He notes theatre costs exceed a green fee, and a golf day uses over 100 acres of land, offering value. Bayside links now charge $1 weekdays, $1.50 Saturdays, $2 Sundays and holidays, to keep golf affordable.
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New York
Arthur Heine
Wayside Links
Baysider
Bayside Links
Score Sheets Ready For Baseball Teams
More score sheets have been printed at The News office and will be given out on application to the sporting editor. All baseball teams are invited to use them free of cost. The sheets follow the same plan as the old ones which have long given satisfaction. Jona A Wiedershiem has a hairroom Samn medal issued when Lafayette visited Philadelphia in 1934.
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International Traxebally
Jimmy Callahan
Jimmy
London
Viroundt
Jake
Jona A. Wiedershiem
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Bad Weather Crushes Major League Baseball Attendance
New York June 11 reports estimate major league losses near 200000 due to unseasonable spring weather. Dodgers Giants Cardinals Cubs Reds and others saw reduced crowds and revenue as rain cold continued, with two Giants doubleheaders ruined and western teams incurring further deficit. Fogs noted as beneficial to California bean fields but moisture remains essential.
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New York
Jeall
John K. Tener
National League
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Rath
Ihil Hes
Reds
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