Tobin Spins No-Hitter in 7-0 Nightcap Victory
Boston pitcher Jim Tobin threw his second no hitter of the season in a 7-0 win that ended after five innings due to darkness. Earlier, Philadelphia topped Boston 1-0 in 15 innings as Ron Northey hit his ninth homer. Tobin improved to 8-7. Charley Schanz and teammates held the Braves to two hits in the late game.
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Boston
Ge —Knucklepaker
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Phillies
Ron Northey
al Javery
Charley Schanz
Bill Lee
Braves
Tobin
Tommy Holmes
Butch Nieman
Tony Lupien
Ray Hamrick
Tobe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Lee
Schanz
Peacock
Javery
Kiluttz
Gene
Wade
Barrett
Mussill
Finley
Masi
Connie Mack A's set to visit Lancaster for Red Roses game
Connie Mack's Athletics bring Woody Wheaton to the mound for a June 27 game in Lancaster against Lena Blackburne's Red Roses. Billy Millis is optioned to the Lancaster club to gain work behind the plate while Frankie Hayes handles most catching duties. Rollie Hemsley, 37, recalls a long career from bench to big leagues and to future Pirates stardom.
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Connie Mack
Macks
Lancaster
Red Roses
Lena Blackburne
A's
Connie
Woody Wheaton
Wheaton
Billy Millis
A’s
Mills
Frankie Hayes
Rollie Hemsley
Yanks
Tommy Thompson
Rollie
Pirates
City Softball League Yesterday's Results
Fred Tailors defeated Detrick E's by 8 runs as Wolfpack shut out Detrick O's 8 to 0. Today’s games feature Dr Pepper versus F. 1-P.E. UD Everedy versus Detrick Navy LD.
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Detrick E
Wolfpack
Detrick O
Dr. Pepper
F. 1
P.E
Everedy
Detrick Navy
Detrick E's Frederick Tailor
Detrick Navy Dittick
White Had Plenty Of Chances To Be Lightweight Champion
Famous referee Charles Anchowittz should have been lightweight champion. Charley White fought top contenders and foes like Benny Leonard, Abe Attell, Johnny Kilbane, Ad Wolgast, Willie Ritchie, Freddie Welsh, Ted Kid Lewis, and Jack Britton, leaning on a potent left hook. His career spanned 15 to 41, with 60 plus knockouts, yet a decisive title eluded him, including a brutal 9th round KO by Leonard in 1920 after a fierce rally.
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Billy Roche
Charles Anchowittz
Anchowitz
Charley White
White
Dan Hawkins
Hawkins
Parkineeware
Chicago
Benny Leonard
Abe Attell
Johnny Kilbane
Ad Wolgast
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Leonard
Ted Kid Lewis
Jack Britton
Ritchie
Hite
Milwaukee Auditorium
Geary Steffen
Evers
Gallery
Colorado Springs
Negro Fighter Hopes Army Takes Him Soon
Aaron Perry, a Washington Negro boxing hopeful once praised as a top pro prospect, seeks enlistment after turning pro at 17. His handlers shifted focus to gate receipts post draft, matching him with Sammy Angott and Henry Armstrong as his development stalled. Perry eyes military service to restart his career.
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Washington
Aaron Perry
Joe Louis
Perry
Carolinas
Sam
Sammy Angott
Albert Einstein
Aaron
Henry Armstrong
Thas
Perry the Young Boxer Faces Harsher Odds and Career Change
The article profiles a promising youth, Perry, who loses by sixth round technical knockout to a tougher foe after boss Mike Jacobs pushed him as a Madison Square Garden attraction. It notes Perry’s impulse to quit boxing for soldiering pay, likening him to Louis in look and demeanor and detailing his early career and mounting pressure from promoters.
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Rollie
Buck Ramsey
News-Post
Syracuse
Ohio
Buck
St Louis Cardinals. Inc
Mike Jacobs
New York
Perry
Aaron
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Joe
National League results and schedule briefing
National League notes show Pittsby 9 to 7 over Cincinnati in a 15 inning first game and a 3 inning second game. Brooklyn 10, New York 3, Philadelphia 1, Boston 0, St. Louis 7 at Chicago with rain. Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and Pittsburgh at unspecified. other clubs not scheduled.
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Pittsby
Cincinnatti
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Zuber First Yankees Shutout of Senators in Series Victory
Bill Zuber pitched four hits and seven strikeouts to blank Washington 4 0 securing New York’s three games to one series win. Detroit Tigers topple Indians 4 3 on Orengo’s eighth inning double. St Louis Browns defenses collapse as White Sox rally to 10 3. Athletics beat Red Sox 3 2 in late run rally after dropping 5 4 in 12 innings.
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Dodgers
Wyatt
Giants
Brooklyn
Whitlow Wyatt
New Yorkers
Rube Fischer
Frank Seward
Johnny Allen
New York
Fischer
Seward
Allen
Mancuso
Lombardi
Owen
Bill Zuber
Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
Zuber
Yankees
Leonard
Carrasquel and Ferrell
Hemsley
Tigers
Tribe
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Joe Orengo
Rhe
Cleveland
Kennedy
McDonnell
Gentry
Richards
Swift
Browns
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Jack Kramer
Bill Dietrich
Chicago
Dietrich
Tresh
Kramer
Zoldak
Hayworth
A’s
Bosox
Philadelphia
Jine
Bobby Estalelta
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
R. H
Boston
Bowman
Ryba
Barrett
Partee
Black
Berry
Hayes
RMW. E. Boston
Woods
Wagner
Christopher
Charles Nicodemus
Mahorany
Duncan Phyfe
Morris
Taylor
Lot
Nicodemus
Number Of Events Held At City Playgrounds
Despite threatening weather Mullinix Park hosted a marble tournament Monday with William Hall winning, Dickie Hall second, Phillip Carroll third. Prizes were war stamps as per playground policy. Tuesday's 2:30 pm rope jumping finals at Baker Park were won by Mildred Tobery Harmon Field 25 points, Shirley Lidie 22, Betty Mossburg 21. Other entrants included Keeney, Lockard, Emery, Killingsworth, Moss, Lockard, Redmond, Sandler, Brashears, Calvin, Welty Nikirk, and Ronald Rockwell. Wednesday at 7 pm senior park patrols from Harmon Field, Washington Street and Baker Park were installed at a Baker Park ceremony attended by Mayor Gittinger and aldermen McCain, Staley, Oden.
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Mullinix Park
William Hall
Dickie Hall
Phillip Carroll
Baker Park
Mildred Tobery
Harmon | Field
Shirley Lidie
Harmon! Field
Betty Mossburg
Shirley Keeney
Betty Lockard
Loretta Emery
Joan Killingsworth
Helen Moss
Polly Lockard
James Redmond
Melvin Sandler
Gene Brashears
James Calvin
Welty Nikirk
Ronald Rockwell
Harmon Field
Washington Street
Hugh W. Gittinger
Russell H. McCain
Charles P. Staley
Edward P. Oden
Playground Commission
Harry Sinclair High Roller In Everything He Tackled
Neb Third Page profile of oilman Harry F Sinclair, a high roller who backed racing and the Fed eral League, built the Rancocas Stable with Sam Hildreth, and amassed wins and losses through bold bets and ventures from 1920s racing to European betting sprees. Born in Wheeling, his rise from a Kansas drug clerk to a gambling magnate included Zev and Grey Lag triumphs, with landmark bets and a grand stake pattern.
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Harry Sinclair High Roller
Ned Brown
NEA
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Sam Hildreth
Harry Stevens
Hildreth
Rancocas
Laverne Fator
Earl Sande
Zev
Grey Lag
Little Chief
Chreés
Silver Fox
America
Hildrett
Mad Hatter
Bud Lerner
Cheops
Harry Payne
Whitney
New York
James F. Johnson
Playfelow
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Sinclair
Junction City
Kans
Johnny Walters
Belmont Park
Okeh
Sande
Papyrus
Belmont
Hildreth Woul
Hancocas
Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
Kelker
Europe
Deauville
Cannes
Midas
Newark
Harrison
Harry Payne Whitney
Josh Cosden
Patrol pledge and insignia adopted at Mullinix Park
Chairman Robert L. Smith and Chief of Police Fred Straley addressed the patrols and helped install a patrol at Mullinix Park. After their pledge the officers received insignia of office, with senior patrol armbands crafted by playground supervisor Mrs. Ruby Myers. King George I was nicknamed Farmer George for his view that Hyde Park should be used for growing turnips.
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Robert L. Smith
Fred Straley
Mullinix Park
Ruby Myers
King George I of
England
George
Hyde Park
St. Louis Teen Upsets Berg in Womans Western Golf
In Chicago on June 22 18 year old Betty Jane Haemerle upset defending champion Patty Berg in the Women’s Western Golf Tournament. The 19 hole match ended Haemerle’s surprising victory marking one of the tournament’s biggest upsets in 15 years.
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Patty Berg
Chicago
Betty Jane Haemerle
St. Louis
Wolfpack Takes Lead in Softball League
The Wolfpack seized undisputed leadership after twin 8-0 victories at Baker Park. Derrick Enlistees and Officers were blanked, with Freeh pitching well for Wolfpack and Esterly limiting hits for Fredrick Tailors who beat Derrick E's 8-0 on the opening run by Wagner followed by Fox, while Geyer slugged a fifth inning homer to seal the Wolfpack win.
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Wolfpack
Baker Park
Frederick Tailors
Derrick
Homer
Derrick E
Tony Wagner
Fox
Tailors
Falconer
Wagner
Esterly
R. H. Fred. Tailors
Detrick E
Esterley
Couchey and Cash
Freeh
Derricko
City Loop
Innning
Slagle
Anderman
Jeft
Petrus
Geyer
RK H. Wolfpack
Derrick O's
Clem
Tarkow
Carter
Night games and league scores at center for Detroit and Cleveland
The box scores show American League results with Boston 5 Philadelphia 4, Detroit 4 Cleveland 3, New York 4 Washington 9, Chicago 10 St Louis 2 in 12 innings. Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at St Louis New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston. In district news, three new members G Raymond Shipley William M Moore and Milton A Frank joined the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association at Hotel Frederick. A chicken dinner is planned for Camp Kanawha during the next encampment July 15 to July 23 with many reservations already made.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Hotel Frederick
G. Raymond Shipley
William M. Moore
Milton A. Frank
Jbe
Camp Kanawha
Pet
St Louis
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Konstanty
Shoun
Mueller
Sewell
Davis
Lopez
City Softball League
Ial
A. P
Keystone
Blanks
Nats
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Community Sale
Medford Grocery Company Farms
Medford, MD
Glenn Trout
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Gia
Évteo
Melvin M
Member
Federal Reserve System
Berlin
Tokyo
Citizens National Bank
el Biel
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