Truck Hannah Helps Fomllies To Beat Yankees 4 3
In a tense morning at Pennantville the Cleveland Fohllies edged the Yankees 4 to 3 as Truck Hannah's wild throw and poor fielding aided Cleveland's comeback. Stanley Coveleskie worked for the visitors while Yankee starter Jack Quinn held on seven innings before switching to Al Wickland for pinch hitting. Roger Peckinpaugh and Graney produced key hits for Cleveland, with ONeill and Gardner contributing early scoring and Huffman moral support.
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Charles A. Taylor
Hannah
Yankees
Pennantville
Cleveland Fohllies
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Colonels
Stanley Coveleskie
Stanley
Truck Hannah
Coveleskie
Quinn
Jack Quinn
Jack
Truck
al Wickland
Idner
Wamby
Gardner
Baker
Peckinpaugh
Red Sox
Ping Bodie
Johnston
O'Neill
Pratt
Cleveland
Foirllies
Ter Speaker
Smith
Vick
Roger Peckinpaugh
Gorillies
Mogridge
Speaker
Dodgers Clip Cubs Again in Chicago Tilt
The Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 1 to complete their two game sweep. Brooklyn racked up fifteen hits led by Leon Cadore with seven, while Harold Reilly and Harold Olson contributed in left field for Chicago. Cadore settled the Cubs, with Miller and Flack producing Chicago’s lone run on a sixth inning double and single.
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Chicago
Robbie
Dodgers
Cubs
Flatbush Fusiliers
Claude Hendrix
Leon Cadore
Flack
Pick
Brooklyn
Cadore
Miller
Olson
Harold Reilly
Emeago
Magee
Stohmkton
Bt Maou Ag
Rehnidt
Toei
Holy Pathal
Sneniiae
Milter
Esa
Cudore
Holm
Hendrax
Mali
Caitore
Mendrix
Thendrie
Hatley
Sallee Pitches Well And Phillies Lose 4 1
Eppa Rixey’s early wildness gives Cincinnati a 4 1 win over Philadelphia. Sallee allows only one hit in the early innings as Cincinnati scores the decisive runs. Also notes Armstrong elected WVU captain and Williams defeats Vermont 9 to 4 in a separate college game.
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Cincinnati
Eppa Rixey
Philadelphia
Sallee
Pintadelpia
Creyd
Cady
Bork
Nexis
Cravath
Salles
Housh
Left
Hullen
Oir Auxey
Sallew
Riney
Five Leading Batters In Major Leagues
A condensed table of top hitters shows National League leaders including Southworth and V. New York and Cincinnati players with high averages and runs. American League leaders include Johnston and Clove with strong batting lines and appearances.
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National League Club
G. Abr. H. Pac. Phila
Southworth
Pitts
N.Y
Cincinnati
American League Club
G. A.daugh
A Iiege Johnston
Clove
Willard Dempsey fight and Reds climb the standings
A collage of sports notes recalls the Willard Dempsey fight anticipation and Sir Patrick Moran’s ongoing activity with the Phillies. It praises Cincinnati’s rising form under Moran, notes Red pitching strength and a club batting average around .260, and reflects on form’s role in sporting outcomes.
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Sir Patrick Moran
Sir Patrick
Phillies
Seaton
Doolan
Dooin
Lobert
Reds
Cincinnati
Pat Moran
White Sox Rally Past Washington for 6-4 Victory
Whitehouse, Chicago starter, falters early but the White Sox secure a 6-4 win over Washington. Key plays include Risberg with a three-base hit and strong defense by the Chicago squad as they cling to a tie in the standings.
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White Sox
Ead
Pirates Rally Past Braves 6 5 in Ninth Inning
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 6 to 5 after a ninth inning rally off Nehf and Northrop. The Pirates loaded the bases and pushed three runs across to snatch the win. Carlton earned the victory for Pittsburgh while Northrop took the loss for Boston.
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Pirates
Braves
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Nehf
Northrop
Prtis Buna
Abe
Caton
Powell
Olsun
Thorne
Itshate
Aha
Hott
Insoudlaeh
Wal
Riggert
Tatharn
Abd
Rowekot
Valsator
Lees
Wsegresser
P. Ley Ol Mayer
Pedo
Norton
Solvacison
Pin
Ade Mollwits
Button
Cariaon Imen Bantage
Boston Iene
Picton
Bite Maranyue
Cutshew
Ecg
Cpe Botcke
Atha Stott
Stengeny
Beeston
Pittsburah
Mawes
Ata
Carlson
Ett Mayer
Ny 'Nehe
Ty Uy
Carlton
U S Sprinters Near Record at Paris Inter-Allied Trials
Sol Butler from Dubuque College and Lieutenant W Pad dock of USC led elimination heats in Paris with 104-5 seconds for the 100 meter dash, just shy of the world mark. New York cricket team thrashed Merion Cricket Club in Philadelphia, Halifax Cup play, 307 to 123, by 184 runs with seven wickets to spare.
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U. S
Paris
Sol Butler
Dubuque College
W. Paddock
University of Southern California
Philadelphia
Nework
Merion ‘Cricket Club
Haverford
Toney Raffles Cards Cuban Pitcher Routed Giants 7 Cardinals 1
ST LOUIS June 19 Fred Toney pitched masterfully as the Giants routed the Cardinals 7 to 1. Tuero lasted less than four innings. McGraw's club jumped to four runs in the first inning and held on. Kauff homered and drove in two. Hornsby led St Louis with three hits. Rain threatened but 2,000 fans saw New York win behind strong defense and timely hitting.
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Yankees
Vick
Graney
Peck
Speaker
Baker
Lewis
Coveleskie
Pipp
Cleveland
Lunte
Pratt
Ping Bodie
Fe Sone
Otek
Tou Saas
Chapman
Tanah
Ghinn
Mageidge
Tnt
New York
O'Neill
Terie Graney
Fockinpauen
Wamabapanas
Wied
Guinn
Cayete Kina
Quinn Pilpaugh
ST. Louis
Fred Toney
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
McGraw
Oscar Tuero
Rigler
Toney
Thero
Giants
Sherdell
Kauff
Benjamin Kaul
Roger Hornsby
Doyle
Zim
Tuero
Heathcote
Lavan
Doc Lavan
Lagan
Burns
Giant
Fletcher
Cardinals
McHenry
Snyder
Louis
Haris
St.Louis
Smith
Chase
Heath Kote
Heathcots
Alife Lett
Ney
Bullae Toney
Sherdel
Wits
Ott Tuern
Hy “Toney
Tuera
Tuern
Tigers Fall To Mackien In Debut Toss Off
In Philadelphia on June 19 the Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 2 to 1. Two passes, a sacrifice and an error plus a wild pitch and Shannon's hit decided the first inning. Detroit players Bush and Young were suspended after a mix up with the umpire yesterday. Also from Dublin, two American soldier athletes won spots in the Irish championships with Patrick Ryan taking the hammer event at 169 feet.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Shannon
Bush
Young
Detroit
Nailin
Sige
Teonard
Toran Detroites
Bet
Honerin—tfellman
Saerinee Hte Rons
Dotingans Watler
Beubis Piesa
Johnmon Andurns Sacanon
Telphin
Eonata
Pat Ryan
Dublin
Ireland
Patrick Ryan
William McCormick
Cornell University
Ohio Lower House Resolution Aims to Stop Toledo Prizefight
The Ohio House adopted a resolution by Representative Pearson urging Governor Cox to block the July 4 prizefight in Toledo. Cox, ill at his Dayton area home, could not be reached for comment. Lieutenant Governor Brown said he has no legal authority to act.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pearson
Cox
Toledo
Dayton
House
Brown
Ed McGoorty to box Carpentier in Allied Carnival
Paris dispatch lists France's Inter Allied games entries led by Georges Carpentier, heavyweight European champion, training since armistice. American boxers include Ed McGoorty aiming to face Carpentier, with names like Bob Martin and Leo Patterson also entering. Italian prizes noted. track, rifle, fencing, swimming, and wrestling strong for France.
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Paris
Georges Carpenter
French Aviation Corps
Europe
Carpentier
Bombardier Wells
England
France
Vermeulen
Italy
Eddie McGoorty
Bob Martin
al Norton
Aupio Ratner
Leo Patterson
Bill Bleek
Johnny Fundy
Ane
John Asher
McGoorty
Polk
Pareaut
Australis
Taylor
Pete Metropulos
Dempsey Returns to Ring for Silent Drama Spars
In Toledo June 19 Jack Dempsey wore the gloves for the first time since his eye injury and sparred two rounds for motion picture producers. He fought Tony Keller while showcasing conditioning as Willard’s camp notes a rough session with Hemple and others. The piece weighs Willard’s readiness, Dempsey’s form, and the training tempo ahead of the July 4 bout.
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Dub University
Jeffries
Johnson
California
Willard
Dempsey
W. O. McGeehan
Toledo
Ohio
Magy Dempsey
Moving Picture
Tony Keller
William Harrison Dempsey
Keller
Dempssey
Marcy
Hemple
Jack Heinen
Joe Chip
Joseph
Kansas
Hoe
Sieteras
Canadian Rockies
Richard
Jeff
Corbetts
Fitzsimmonses
Wile Lard
Red Sox Top St Louis 2-1 After Five Straights Loss
Boston defeats St Louis 2-1 in a six inning rally aided by Ruth double, Schang single, and two errant throws to the plate by Jacobson. Shocker started for Boston and Mays finished, with key plays and fielding miscues shaping the win.
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Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Ruth
Melnnis
Schang Scott
Jacobson
BT Louis A
Woston
Air Upo
Austin
Toh
Shocker
St Boule
Sisler
Strunk
Tobin
Gerber
Smith
Gedeon
Sleler
Mays
Scott
Mefnuls
Baste
Moston
Hucker
Inter League Board Proposes Postseason Series Plan
Seven of eight International League clubs favor a championship series with the American Association winner after the season. President Thomas J. Hickey says the International season ends earlier and fears pennant winners may falter. He suggests post season play with the International runners up if needed.
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Kansas City
International League
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Kangasy
Hickey
Fultz
Six Title Swimming Meets for Local Clubs
Six national swimming championships were awarded by the national committee yesterday, with six title competitions to be decided in the metropolitan district. Three events will be run by the Rye Beach Club, including the junior one-mile race at Lake Hopatcong New Jersey for the first time. The awards list includes senior events for men from Lincoln Parke Tour Club Chicago and United Labor League Pittsburgh, plus junior and high dive events from clubs in Multnomah Portland and South Shore Chicago among others. The schedule shows dates in August September and October across clubs in Chicago Pittsburgh Rye Beach San Francisco and Los Angeles with venues such as Lincoln Park and Polo Grounds.
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Loteisaqua Weletmantractonat
United Labor League
Pittsburgh
Multnomah
Portland
Orn
Rivercon Yacht Clube
Ive Bewen
Uckaye Lake
Filehe
Columbus
Honatéong
Shore
Chicago
Wollien
Neplano Club
San Wrahemo
Rye Beach
N.V
Tow Angeles
South Shore
Enicars
Narnene
South Shore Country Club
Middle Atlantic Association
Rye
Ray
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Mack
Huliban
Middlebury
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Long Island
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Alto Flatbush
Ang
Tribune Ine
Ats
America
Tuyeyv
By Briggs
Armstrong
W. Va
Morgantown
Norman M. Armstrong
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Williams Downs
Vermont
Williamstown
Mass
Willams
Sportlight &Y
Grantland Rice
New Tork Tribune Inc
Mike Swatter
Reddy Ruggles
Mike
Alexander
Big Vaughn
Eller
Washington
Whitehouse
LolMurphy
Wilit
Gandil
OdlGnariy
Felson
Otishanks
An Risberg
Greece
Sohal
Law'm'k
Golayer
Monoaky
Sade
Ayers
Risbers
Collins
Wong
Koon
Grover Ieols
Tigers
Mackien
Pittsburg
W.L. Pet
N. York
B’klyn
Cin Nati
Pittsc'h
Philadel
Philadelphi
Clevel'd
Waah'tn
Ed McGoorty
Jack Dempsey
Challenger
Polo Grounds
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