Mogridge Out For a Month Ruth in Shape
A storm washed out the Yankees game in St. Louis with 12 000 fans sent home. George Mogridge sprained ankle in Chicago will miss about a month of play. Babe Ruth has recovered his form and is in playing condition as the team eyes a strong Western trip and attendance records.
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Yale and Harvard Open Big Series With Alumni Day
Yale and Harvard clash in a two game series opening today at New Haven amid predictions of a record crowd. Rain delayed final practice, with Yale naming Frank Coxe to pitch in the opener and Selleck listed as Harvard’s probable starter for the series finale.
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Canada Loses Thomson For Antwerp Olympics
Canada relinquishes its leading track figure Earl Thomson a student at a Canadian college named as a potential 120 yard high hurdles sprinter and discus thrower for Antwerp due to university work and summer job commitments.
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Collegians Not to Row Navy in Olympic Trials
Annapolis reports the Navy crew will likely face no college competition at the Olympic trials on Lake Quinsigamond July 24. Cornell will not enter varsity, Syracuse may send none or use former crews, while a Duluth Boat Club contingent may include ex Syracuse rowers.
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Indians Edge Red Sox In Twelfth To Take Tilt
Cleveland defeats Boston 3 to 2 in twelve innings as O Neill doubles scoring Burns and Evans. Uhle falters late but Morton shuts out the Red Sox the final two frames. Nine sacrifices were recorded by both teams in the marathon game.
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Indians Offer to Trade Morton for Harper
June 21 in Boston Manages Speaker of the Indians proposed trading pitcher Guy Morton for Harry Harper to the Boston Americans. The Red Sox leadership said the offer was under consideration. Cleveland officials later denied any trade agreement involving Morton and Harper.
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Disputed Players Out Until Case Is Settled
MPHIS June 21 The South new Absurvation board of directors said Carey Smith and Tom Seaton will not appear for the Tittle Rock club while a fine and appeal process from a Federal court decision are resolved. The meeting aimed to harmonize association issues after the San Francisco club released the pitchers. Haney Defeats Murray in a stay belt at the Remee City. Murray was knocked down in the fourth but beat the count.
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Stony Southern Association Stubble Eastern Le Aid games
Unclear fragments describe a sports notice with teams, times, and locations but readable items are limited. The text mentions Chicago and a 240 PM time, suggesting a scheduling notice for an athletic event or league games. No complete teams or outcomes are identifiable.
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National League pennant race and stars in 1920s baseball
The piece surveys a tight NL title chase with Reds, Giants, Cardinals, Cubs, Brooklyn and Pirates in strong form as the 1920 season unfolds. It recalls George Sisler’s impact, compares Cobb’s era, and hints at looming boxing and golf narratives, noting Dempsey Willard bouts and Ohio as a sport crossroads.
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Phillies Edge Reds In Opener Of Series
Philadelphia defeated the champion Reds 4 to 3 in the series opener. Rixey pitched masterfully for the Phillies, holding the Reds to eleven hits with perfect control. Paulette and Raviden left early with injuries, replaced by Luderus and other players as the game unfolded.
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Deserting players seek readmission to A A under rules
Three players who abandoned major league clubs to accept offers from independent teams seek reinstatement. Mickey announces under National Association of Minor Leagues rules the jumpers face a five year ban from organized baseball. Players named include Ollie O Mata, William Hvana and William Wagner.
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America Chooses Defender in Cup Showdown This Week
Newport trials reveal Vanitie and Resolute in close elimination to select the American defender for the 1916 America's Cup. Rumors claim Resolute favored earlier, but Newport experts now lean to Vanitie amid recent trials and occasional mishaps.
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Trophy Yachts Again Held Up by Weather
Fog and light wind forced postponement of the tenth trial race between Resolute and Vanitie at Newport. In New Jersey a rain squall halted the second race between Lipton's Shamrock IV and the 23-meter Shamrock, leaving both yachts anchored as the storm hit.
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Resolute and Vanitie Sailors Compete in Narrow Margin Regatta
In a series of races the Resolute narrowly beat Vanitie in a triangular contest by a slim margin. Vanitie dominated several other events though not enough to overturn the Resolute's lead, with experts predicting future clashes if conditions are even.
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American Oarsmen Impress English In First Workout
London June 21 American representatives from the Union Boat Club Boston former Harvard oarsmen have begun practice at Henley on the Thames. The crew showed good form and fitness signaling potential as formidable rivals to the Royal Henley regatta entrants.
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Four Corner Bargains Offer Men’s Wear and Hats
The ad highlights affordable men’s suits at 50 60 dollars and shoes at 12 50 to 22 59, with fall drops on popular makes. It promotes Panama hats 6 and under and rainproof Scotch Mists overcoats for damp weather. Locations include West 7th Street Broadway at 13th Street and Fifth Avenue at 4th Street corners.
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Fordham Elects Halloran Captain of Baseball Team
Fordham University named Halloran captain of the Rams baseball squad. The selection follows a season note on lineup changes and leadership transitions as the team aims for strong spring showing.
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