Levings Wins Medalist Honors in Nebraska State Golf Qualifier
Mrs Mark Levings of the Field Club shot 98 at Happy Hollow to lead the qualifying round of the fifth annual Nebraska state women s golf championship. Walter G Silver of Happy Hollow was runner up with 99. Omaha players led the championship flight with 15 of 14 entries, as play moved to the first flight today with morning tees at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Levings Low
Happy Hollow
Mark Levigs
Field Club
Levings
H. L. Arnold
Omaha Field Club
Karl Lininger
Omaha
C. M. Johnson
Fremont
Mra
T. Stewart Eden
George Redick
Daphne Petera
Lincoln Country Club
Foss Curtig
Jade
Ray Elliott
Seeeee Eeenes
SM. Stewart
Chas
Mattson
Alre
RK. A. Lininger
Eye
AL VY
Howard Chondrich
Morris
Morris . Waeee 116 Total Estan Shtedevecene Eene Ghd Fielt
H L Arnold
Sereene
Mark Levings Free Srenene
Blaine Young
Allan Parmer
Neat
Detroit Keeps Win Streak With 11 1 Victory Over Boston
Detroit defeats Boston 11 to 1 in a slugging game as Pratt homers in the eighth with two runners aboard. Hellmann stops in the fourth, Fullerton earns the win, and detroit rides a seven game streak with Key hits from Liebold Mennsksy Pratt Ruel and Cutshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston
Hellmann
Fullerton
Pratt
Ruhnera
TiAebold
Bive
Cobh
Siverhait
Duran
U Hellmann
Olting
Tushaw
Ruel
Fi Hanev
Tittenger
Rignev
Nanler
Stoner
Smith
Herks
Innisteas Rowtan
Bere
Cece
BO Norte Rummary
Liebold
Mennsky
Pitteneer
Ale
Tones
Veach
Cutshaw
Fassler
Clark
Olling
Jones
Rita Burns
Oldham
Pierovain
Johnson
Daues
Quinn
Ch'll
Hildebrand
Beatrice Beats Norfolk In Long Baseball Clash 4 To 3
Beatrice defeated Norfolk 4 to 3 in a drawn out game here today after the visitors hammered Jimmy Moore for 10 hits. Pitcher Dull earned the win while Moore took the loss. key hits came from Bowman Pizer and Atherton with Beatrice gaining the edge late.
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Norfolk. Med
Beatrice
Norfolk
Jimmy Moore
Herd
Peatrice
ARTO
Atherton
Kirchner Ib
Rlinon
Borman
Wejark
Bittendorf
Moore
Rirechner
Dill
Mull
Marre
Bowman
Pizer
Rouse
Marr
Bare
Giddings
Dull
Streator
Clark
Wilver
Hegarty
Pirer
Girl
Dings
Murphy
Ninth Inning Rally Edges Tulea in Sioux City Win
In a tense ninth inning Sioux City defeats Tulea 7 to 4 as Fish drives in three with a two bag hit and Mattick Lamb homer. Bailey, Ostergard and Rachac contribute key hits as Lukanovic, Tesar, and Williams handle the mound with decisive relief.
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Tulea
Fish
Sioux City
Tules
Matetick
Lamb
Twlsa Abiloa
A. Mattick
Bennett
Mominew'y
Thompson
Elsh
Davis
Stuart
Lia Ostergard
Palmer
Raumsn
Touron
Lelivelt
Crosby
anvTva
Uwtubkatories
WilWame
Rachac
McGinnis
Ovoo Toreis
Tesar
Bronx City
Tulsa
Rune
Mattick
Ostergard
Query
Ostercard
Tales
Bauman
Eleh
Lukanovic
Williams
Lukenovic
Rhara
Epkanowie
Inpire
Fitspatrick
Burnsida
Scoring List From Local Field Clubs And Town Clubs
A crowded score roster lists players and members from Field clubs and country clubs including Lincoln Happy Hollow Lakoma and Council Bluffs. Names such as Roy Elliett John Caldwell and Gertrude Kountze appear with scores and club affiliations, painting a regional golfing or club competition snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aires
Mhs
Airs
Mra
Mark Levings
Field Club
W. B. Silvar
Country Club
H. L. Arnold
Arnolt
W. T.burns
J. T. Stewart
SL Johnson
Fremont Way
Daphine Palers
Roy Elliett
Linetln
John Caldwell
Karl Lininger
Happy Hollow
George Redick
John Redick
A. Harper
Asa Blaine Young
Roza Curtis
Lincoln
al M. V. Morris
G. M. Hoerner
Hoastinga
Howard Goodrich
O. Brunnington
Bluffs
W. H. Flinn
Caldwell
Gertrude Kountze
H. Bohling
WB. Roberts
Joe M. Davis
Hastings
Allan Palmer
Strohbehn
Council Bluffs
W. J. Assenmacher
Allen Dudley
C. J. Bekins
Lakoma
Lewis Meyers
H. Goodrich
Fiela Club
L. Scott
Hippy Hollow
A. Sibbernisen
E. A. Knopp
M. Turner
Lueberger
J. J. McMahon
G. Stout
Charles Mattson
W. Edmiston
Eeeeee del Dee
S. Voiland
E. Crawford
Happy Malian
Irene Walker
D. Hall
F. F. Daugherty
Lakoma Club
R. A. Nelson
A. E &Chantsz
Prettiest Mile Club
F. Morrizon
D. H. Scharf
ONG
J. B. Parratt
J. W. Skoglund
L. J. Hough
A. Ho Habsted
F. Gruentg
James Allen
W. Croaby
M. A. Jamison
A. F. Holcroft
E. J. Rector
Ls M. Holiday
R. B. Schuyler
Saints Wallop Coffey Har P and Win Game
St. Joseph defeated Omaha 9 to 3 in a baseball game. Coffey led the Saints with strong hitting while Colfindaffer struggled and Bird pitched well to hold the Buffaloes. Score details were reported from St. Joseph, Missouri, on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints Wallop
Coffey
Har
St. Joseph
Omaha
Colfindaffer
Bird
Caddock
Walnut
Malvern
Powers
Cheyenne
Kimball
Neb
Linn
Cromie
Shilling
Magor
Phillies Rally To Beat Chicago In Ninth Inning Wide Rally
Pinch hitter Papers drives a two run homer in the ninth to push Philadelphia to a 9 4 victory over Chicago. Kaufmann adds a homer and Wirts, Williams and Peters contribute key hits as Philadelphia plates eight runs in the final two frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ted
Kaufmann
Beere
Alto
Aabil Siete
Rapp
Tallocher
Si Parkingson
Krug
Willems
Grimes
Dwalker
Frikere
Onehourvean
Milter
Terri
Wits
Fl Lestie
Ftustand
Henline
Weinert
Paa
Winterr
Peters
Winters
Fletcher
Herline
Hame
Miller
Bowen
Parkinson
Happ
Leslie
Lee
Henlina
Terry
Hollecher
Letton
Balla
Stueland
EK Kaufmann
Moran and Quigley
Browns Strengthen Lead With Philadelphia Victory
The Browns beat Philadelphia 2 to 0 to widen their AL lead to one game over the Yankees. Key seventh inning rally fueled by Tobin and McManus produced the decisive runs as Philadelphia failed to score after six. Miller Perkins Tobin led the offense with late-game hits while strong defense backed Kolp and Heimach on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Br Lovie
Philadelphia Today
New York
McManus’ Singls
Tobin
Tobin Wan
Firet
Galloway
Gerber
Beare
Lonia AB
Alo
AL Young
O Tobin
Agerber
Walker
Oliner
Welch
McManus
Millec
Omacetwon
Perkins
Caltowar
Dries
Welmach
Urkoip
Naylor
Es “Dupernon
Brore
Philadelphia
St. Tow
Miller
Kalp
Young
Ejlerbe
Williame
Jacobson
Johnston
Sisler
St. Louis
Haimarch
Meimach
Kolp
Heimach
Ionings
Wild Piteh
Connolly
Moriality
Equine Aristocrats of America to Race at Latonia
A Latonia race on Saturday June 24 known as the Kentucky special offers a $50,000 purse. The event for 1 year olds carries 126 pounds over a mile and a quarter and aims to attract Morvich to Latonia as part of the Latonia meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Latonia
Kentucky Jockey Club
America
Matt J. Winn
Morvich
Denver Beats Wichita in final game of series
Denver wins 4 to 3 in Wichita, taking the last game of the series. Pitchers Beebe, Hall, and Rampery worked, with errors by Long and Shaniey. Key hits included a Griffin three-base and multiple runners left on base as Denver earns the win in 1 hour 50 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wichita
Kan
Smith
Seago Weright
Wethium
Berger
Haley
Mater
Griffin
Long
Shaniey
Spranger
Bacrifice
Wright
Gomen
O Brien
Cartwright
Parker
Hite
Rune
Rampery
Beebe
Jin
Oklahoma City Tops Des Moines in Low-Scoring Battle
Oklahoma City outhit Des Moines 14 to 11 to win the game 4 to 1. Gorman Wagner Horan and Cullop led the offense with multiple hits as Des Moines struggled with pitching, errors and runners left on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okl
Des Moines
Boosters
Ola Abe
Gorman
Siauddiston
Wagner
Horan
Ginglardi
Turgeon
OL Fisher
Krueger
Odenwald
McLauaghlin
Cullop
Yuna
Ginglardt
Fisher
Long
Gorman Merz
Mcfaughlin
Young
Middleton
Lynch
Urrer
Allen
German
Dan Moines
Ducky Holmes Named Beatrice Manager
Beatrice Neb June 19 Holmes former Sioux City Lincoln Western league manager and Nebraska City Mink league chief chosen by directors to succeed Toots Kirschner who failed to deliver goods Holmes began pro ball in Beatrice about 30 years ago then moved to the Chicago White Sox and later the New York Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
Ducky” Holmes
Sioux City
Lincoln
Nebraska City
Toots” Kirschner
Holmes
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Pairings for Today Championship Flight Tennis Matches
The schedule lists first round pairings for the Championship Flight with Mrs M M Levings facing Mme John Caldwell and Mrs W J Burns against Mrs John Rediels. Also shown are numerous matches across Second Third and Fourth Flights featuring dozens of local competitors and alternates with several matches pending winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Levings
John Caldwell
W. J. Burns
John Rediels
J. T. Stewart
Blaine Tounr
K. A. Lininger
Mra HL
Arnold
W. G. Silver
Mra
Ray Estate
C. M. Johnson
H. Harper
Daphne Peters
Mre Curtis
Morris Ile
George Redick
EL V. Arnold
Ruth Homers as Cleveland Edges New York 4–2
Cleveland defeats New York 4 to 2 in a game where Babe Ruth hits a first inning homer and is later ejected for disputing a call. Mails pitched well for Cleveland, striking out nine before being relieved. Ruth also fanned twice but contributed the solo homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York Today
New York
Mails
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Dineen
Nunamaker
Dodgers Triumph in 14-Inning Victory Over Pirates
Brooklyn edges Pittsburgh 6 to 4 in 14 innings as Johnston drives in the winning run after a Decature sacrifice and Wheat single. Dodgers rally in ninth to tie then take the lead. Maranville, Barnhart, Rohwer, Grimm, Johnston and Olsen figure prominently.
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Dodgers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Johnston
Decature
Wheat
Pittsburgh
Cucee
Pittaborgh
RHO
Maranville
Si Miah
Carey
Ojankin
Eigbee
Tarnhart
Griffith
Tramnor
Deratur
Rohwer
Grimm
Myers
Roach
Mitchell
Qin
Aoere Hamilton
Deberry
Vance
Ruether
Nelonno
T. Griffith
Pittahurm
Scenene
Rune
Barnhart
Rohner
Gooch
Johpnston
Olsen
Olson
High
Janvrin
Glagner
Glazner
Hamilton
Glezner
Hite
Loelas
Benfella
Frank Wilron
Eighth Inning Rally Gives White Sox 2 0 Victory
In a pitching duel, Schupp and Mogridge held the Senators to four hits as Chicago scored in the eighth to win 2 0. Schupp struck out 10, earning the victory while Washington’s lineup produced limited threats in the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Chicago
Washington
Schupp
Mogridge
Senators
Abshlola AB
C. A. Bluege
Sdehneen
Harris
Mulligan
Judge
Bhooper
Shanks
OlMount
Cwehel
Ghar
Colling
Hooper
Sheely
Charrity
Rice
Mostil
Bluege
Collins
Mortidge
Wilsh
Evans
Owens
Large Latonia Derby Entry List Highlights 1886 Field
Cincinnati notes an eighty six year old colt and filly entry list for the Latonia Derby to be run July 1. Morvich is a likely starter per owner Benjamin Block. The Latonia Derby distance is one mile and a half, with historical parallels to the Kentucky Derby and Epsom Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Morvich
Benjamin Block
Leonatus
Ghinn
Morgan
Isaac Murphy
Murphy
Bersan
Silver Cloud
Libretto
Kingman
Fairbury Wins Grand Despite Stingy Pitching
In Leland Nebraska on June 19 Fairbury rode a stingy pitcher who allowed only one scratch hit through eight innings. Faulk drew walks and Fairbury capitalized on fielding errors in the eighth to score, aided by liberal walks from Faulk and solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Fairbury
Neb
Hie Mercy
Faulk
Herman
Bennington
Jannnes
R. H.E. Bennington
Harris
Peterson
Burdie
Went
Pro eur Lodgepole Team Wins in Nebraska Baseball Roundup
Local league scores across Nebraska report Lodgepole defeating Brule while Herman bests Bennington in a high‑tension game. Maywood, Gothenburg, Pawnee and other teams also posted wins with late innings heroics and strong pitching notable in multiple contests.
Husker Track Star Faces Tough Lueck at National Meet
Lincoln report on the Nebraska track team after the national intercollegiate meet in Chicago. Coach Schulte praises the corps Gish Moulton Hawkins Ted Smith Turner Allen and Gardner while Captain Smith suffers two controversial official slips affecting his 100 and 220 races. Paulu Grinnell dominates the events with fast times, Smith shows potential if better prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Cornhusker
Chicago
Schulte
Smith
Desch
Notre Dame
Paulu
Grinnell
Lincoln and Hastings Split a June Doubleheader in Nebraska
In Hastings on June 19 Lincoln edged Hastings 1 0 in the first game as Bailey nearly pitched a no hitter before Hastings won the second game 18 4 in a slugfest. The twin bill featured Wood and Fitzsimmons with multiple hits and a series of scoring from Carrig Dye and Conkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
Bailey
Simeelf
Hall of Fame
Lincoln
H.O
S. Carriz
Rsimmont
Denton
Tomer
Gideon
Wilets
Carr
Zinker
Atoll
Som Conker
Baller
Peterson
Wigeington
Amith
Knapp
Crann
Fitzsimmons
Conkey
Wood
Smith
Carrig
Hawthorne
Store
Hartinge
Dye
McCoy
Tomes
Gitoon
Wilts
Holly
Gibson
Amen
Willets
Serb
Wiseington
Willata
Wiggington
Owens
Penton
Rune
Harce
Paterson
Baseball Results Across Western and American Leagues
Readable scraps show Western League standings and results with Omaha Wichita Tulsa Lincoln and Hastings listed. American League results include Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with Boston Detroit and St Louis also noted.
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Mid
Orahe
St. Josaph
T. F
Brooklyn
Yorke
Oak
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Ula
Cleveland
Chicago
Phila
American Association
MT. OW
Fr. Kan
City
Gowlevilla
Asic
Columbus
Sebrasketate League
Wwk T. F
Lincoln
Fairbury
Afptiok
Owe
Inland
Chien
Croeinnet
Aly Howton
ST Mhuladteputa
Hkesulta
St. Toulo
New York
Pittaburgh
Philadephia
Cincinnati
Pittenburgh
Borton
Philadelphia
Waahin
Stu Paladelphia
Yousiwiny
Washington
St. Loui
Cardinals Take Second Straight Game From Giants
New York June 19 St Louis hit Douglas hard early and won 4 1 to - Hornsby scored his 50th run as the first National Leaguer to reach the mark. Smith homered for New York with E Smith driving in runs. McHenry and Fournier contributed hits as the Cards pulled away for a second straight victory over the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Hornsby
New York
St. Louis
Pfelfer
Copes
Fiaghirf
Paneremh
Bat
Mann
Rigeh
Mornehy
Menmel
Young
Fournier
Barnes
Heore
House
Bummary
Runer J
Smith
Stock
Meunel
Key
EB. Smith
Konertwon
Mrrore
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Manushranthan
Wilcos
Coffindaffer
Wilder
Jost
H. PO
A Olson
Coniden
Ie “ Fleber
Rf Ronowlts
Defate
Aa McDonald
Stevenson Kandier
Rsmith
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eRan
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Kune
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Ihmaba
Tt Bt
Joseph
Corriden
McDonald
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Olnon
Manuel-Spencer
Bonowite
Dettincester
Gislason
Pires
Ormsby and Holmes
Equine Aristocrats of
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Curtis
Mrs. Morris
BO Bruinton
W. J. Assenmaches
H. Bobling
L. Meyer
M. M. Strohbehn
J. Bekine
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Mre
S. Goodrich
C E. Mateon
Thiessen
D. Elche
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F. L. Ecole
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FE. A. Knopp
F. T. Morrison
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J. H. Parratt
J. H. Scharf
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Black and Orange Orchestra
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Marshall Neilan
Buster Keaton
Joe Thomas
Aub
Anita Stewart i
Mack Sennett
Duck Hunters
Roslow
Brady & Mahoney
Chas. Wiles
Hammerer
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