Evans, Wolff and Wright Are Other Winners in Meet
Chick Evans of Chicago defeated Payseur 6 and 5 to reach the semifinals at Tifforest Country Club. George Von Elm beat Francis Gaines 9 and 7, and Clarence Wolff defeated Davieon Herron 4 and 3 to join Evans and Wright in the 36 hole semifinal lineup. Wright beat Jess Stuttle 3 and 1 to advance. Von Elm will face Wolff, while Evans and Wright play to determine the other finalist.
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Chick” Evans
Chicago
George von Elm
Salt Lake City
Clarence Wolff
Louis
Fred Wright
Los Ageles
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Jess Stuttle
N Elm
Gaines
Ming
Chick Evans
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Transmississippi
Pacific Northwest
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Schlaifer Wife Trains Him for Battle With Buddy Logan
Mrs Morrie Schlaifer supervises Omaha fighter Morrie Schlaifer in training for the July 4 bout with Buddy Logan at City Auditorium. She clocks his workouts at the Orpheum gym and watches gate receipts while he aims to be a second Napoleon.
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Buddy Logan
Morrie Schlaifer
Jeanne
Omaha
City Auditorium
Morrie
Johnny
Huggins to Use Big Stick to Halt Yankee Slump
Yankees manager Miller Huggins faces pressure from Col. Ruppert and Col. Huston after 13 defeats in 16 games. Ed Barrow declined a power shift. Huggins ordered to fine or fire if players fail to focus on play.
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Yankees
New York
Miller Huggins
Yanks
Jacob Ruppert
Col. Huston
Washington
Ed Barrow
Red Sox
Barrow
Col. Ruppert
Tut Jackson Johnson Fight Moves to Hamilton Ohio
The Jackson Johnson heavyweight bout previously barred by court order will be staged in Hamilton on July 4 afternoon. Promoter Al Hart, reached by phone from Hamilton, announced the change from Washington Court House.
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Columbus
Washington Court House
Hamilton
al Hart
Elks Race Meet Closes in McCook
McCook Neb June 29 Yesterday's Elks races concluded the meeting with winners Patrician Harry R Dr Kay Mayo B Sir John Jr and Dainty Lady taking top honors A large crowd attended the final day's program in McCook Nebraska
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McCook
McCook, Neb
Patrician
Harry R
Dr. Kay
Mayo B
Sir John, Jr
Dainty Lady
Rouchtown Golf Club Saga of Oddities and Gink
A humorous, fictional account describes the Roughtown Golf Club as the first complete eighteen hole shellhole course in America. It portrays Gink as treasurer, members arriving by freight engine, bunkers named after the Grand Canyon, and a playful, exaggerated scene of club life with inflated dues and holiday decorations.
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America
Grand Canyon
Santa Fe
Baseball Records Made This Date June 29
Baseball milestones noted for June 29 include 1897 records for most at bats in a game by W. J. McCormick of Chicago vs Louisville and other players. It cites National and American league marks, plus a 1918 chain of hits by J Konetehr of Brooklyn.
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W. J. McCormick
Chicago
Louisville
N. L
W. A. Latham
J. McPhee
J. Boyle
L_ Crome
F. Tenney
Mutuals of
Brooklyn
N. A
Buffalo
Lee Mager
New York
Philadelphia
A. L
J. Konetehr
Bronkike
A. II
Johnson in 97th Shutout Victory
Walter Johnson, the "smoke ball" king of the Senators, fired his third straight shutout of the season and 87th of his 16-year major league career as the Yankees lost 1 to 0. He struck out nine, boosting his all time strikeout record to 2,827, ahead of Cy Young. The St Louis Crowns beat Cleveland 9 to 0, while Detroit and Chicago tied a game where Cy Williams hit his 11th homer. The Giants and Phillies split a doubleheader. Harry Heilmann was out with a shoulder injury for the Tigers.
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Chicago
Walter Johnson
Washane Senators
Yankees
Waite Hoyt
Johnson
New York
Cy Young
St. Louis Crowns
Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Rich Stakes for Opening Week at North Randall
With Cox McDonald stables in place and July 3 racing looming at Randall the Ohio stake for 2.08 trotters worth 5000 leads a galaxy of contenders. Entrants include McGregor the Great Czar Worthy Princess Etawah Prince Loree Just David Walter Sterling Herblwyn The Great Rose and Bill Sharon once bought for 25000. The race, on a half mile track, promises a tense wagering battle as experts debate likely victors.
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Cleveland
Cox McDonald Stables
North Randall Track
Randall
Ohio
McGregor the Great
Czar Worthy
Princess Etawah
Prince Loree
Just David
Walter Sterling
Herblwyn
Bill Sharon
T. W. Murphy
Bill
Murphy
Dempsey Accepts Wills Challenge for Heavyweight Title
Jack Dempsey formally accepts Harry Wills challenge for the world heavyweight title. He informs the New York boxing commission he will fight at a later date and urges Wills to attend a conference promptly to finalize terms. Dempsey's manager Jack Kearns and Wills' camp, including Paddy Mullins, are expected to meet soon to discuss articles.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Dempsey
York State Boxing Commission
Wills
Boxing Board
Jack Kearns
Paddy Mullins
Kearns
Houston Second Baseman Traded to St Louis Nationals
Houston second baseman Ray Blades was traded to the St Louis Nationals under an optional agreement, announced by Texas league club officials in Houston today.
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Houston
Tex
Ray Blades
St. Louis Nationals
Golf Frequently Asked Questions From a 1900s Quiz
The article answers common golf queries. It confirms the honor on the tee goes to the previous hole winner and the first player must tee off. It allows recalling shots without penalty, notes Alex Smith won the open in 1906 and again in 1910, and confirms penalties for dropping clubs or causing interference with an opponent’s putt.
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Alex &Mith
McDermott
MacDonald Smith
QFT
Cardinals Win Swalfest in Pittsburgh Details
The Cardinals beat Pittsburgh in a high scoring game marked by heavy hitting. Highlights include a home run at Bleahere and multiple runs from Haines and Mevantile with St. Louis players and pitchers noted for key hits and innings.
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Pittsbargh
Louie Cardinale
Pitteburgh
Mearneby
Loris i Petree
Beith
Newhart
Pbeuwe
Mattie
Mohan Pane
Yanks and Senators split in 10 innings 6 to 4
Washington hosts New York in a tense two game set with the visitors tying late and winning in the 10th on key hits by Witt Meusel Ruth Pipp Hoffmann and Rice. Shanks relieved Jones to curb a Washington rally as McNally and Ruth delivered two run hits.
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New York
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Ward
Hoffmann
Witt. McNally
Ruth
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Shankey
Jones
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ABA
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Moriarity
Standings and Results From Major Leagues Reported
Yesterday's results list several games with New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn wins while Pittsburgh and St. Louis also posted victories. Today's schedule includes Chicago Cincinnati and Boston matchups with notes on standings and player performances across leagues.
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Philadelphia
Wrooklyn
Keaton
St. Louls
Pitteburgh
Brooklyn
Loxton
Toule
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Poston
Giamen
Cleveland
St. Louis
Western Miers Des Witches Tulea Oki June 11
Tulea opened the series by defeating Wichita 7 to 0 behind Beebe and Hinck in a shutout. Merten, Viney Merle and others contributed, while Ward and Wichitas staff were tagged for runs as Tulea dominated.
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Oki
Aeriee
Wichita
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Hinck
Maughtand
Bom
Ranish
Merten
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Puiar Pee En Er Sewertenrey
Ward Rumnary
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Melnowell Males
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Thompson
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Raat
Bette Welt
Diraally
Aareittee
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Waele Burn
Smebowell
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Nanew
Lola
Waughland
Heebe
Kellan
Mtewek
Winck
Py Haughland
Herte
Moe Biack
Beebe Pani
Naughland
Long Pine New June 29 baseball results and notes
Long Pine defeated Ainsworth at Ainsworth Center 8 to 0 with strong pitching by Cox and Morgan. Fauver had three hits and a walk in five at bats. Also Syracuse beat Douglas 1 to 0 in a six inning game with Roberts fanning 13. Fremont’s Wreev’s Variety beat David City 6 to 2 as March held the hill.
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Carroll
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Morgan
Sprague
Syracuse
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Roberts
David City
Fremont
Neb
Wreev
Iowa Track Team Aims for St Joseph Meet July Fourth
The entire University of Iowa track team will compete in St Joseph on July 4 under the Chamber of Commerce and A A U rules. Coach George T Bresnahan announced Aubrey Devine, all American quarterback, will enter for the pole vault.
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Towa
St. Joseph Town City
University of Iowa
St. Joseph
Chamber of Commercee
George T. Bresnahan
Aubrey Devine
Safe or Out Baseball Rules Quiz Notes
A sequence of baseball rule questions covers plays with runners on base, out calls, and tag plays. Scenarios include a runner on third with two outs, an overthrow at first, and a batter-runner advancing. The piece discusses forced outs, touching runners, pitcher substitutions, fouls vs fair balls, and glove control on a catch.
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Keepe Om
Man Oon
Man
Om Bateman
Bastsman
Fairbury Defeats Lincoln In Rundown Series Opener
Fairbury beat Lincoln 7 to 5 as Jenney pitched, allowing two home runs and three runs in the final innings. Rood contributed key hits, with Beare and Conner among Lincoln’s line, while Winburn and Beatrice also featured in a separate Beatrice Grand Island game.
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Rune
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Rooney
Reichte
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O'Conner
Jenner
Cleveland
O'fonnor
Gibson
Zinker
Dowbie
Ronney
Tiny Fuller
Fairhure
O'Connor
Wild Nitch
Tenney
Wincoln
Smith
Buffaloes Sweep Sioux City in Final Series Game
Omaha Buffaloes defeat Sioux City Packers 9 to 2 at Fifteenth and Vinton, clinching the series and extending their win streak to eight. Clarence Darrough held the Packers to six hits over eight and one half innings, striking out five with two walks. Des Moines opens a five game set with Omaha today.
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Omaha Buffaloes
Vinton Street
Sioux City Packers
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Thackers
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Packers
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Metz
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Robinson
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Ham & Ecor
Balk
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State League President Pleased With Showing
Grand Island Nebraska June 29 Special President Miles of the State league is pleased with general conditions as the league nears the close of the first half of the split season. The first half ends July 10 with games then a post season to determine the pennant. The article notes similarities to major leagues.
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State League
Grand Island
Neb
Miles
Amilar
Christy Mathewson Hurls Perfect Strike at Saranac Lake
Saranac Lake New York June 20 Christy Mathewson legendary Big Six pitcher walked to the mound and delivered a perfected strike to the plate drawing cheers from thousands gathered for the occasion the idol of baseball fans nationwide appears buoyant despite years of doubt.
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Christy
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Christy Mathewson
Amateur schedule updates alter Saturday lineup across venues
Revised chart lists multiple matchups at Riverview Park Fontenelle Park Elmwood Park East and other sites. Key clashes include Presbyterians versus First Central Congregational Wright against Wheeler and Trinity versus Hirst with games at Miller Park Olivet against North Presbyterian and teams like Federal Reserve Bank facing Guarantees Fund Life.
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Firat Chrisatin
First Presbyterians Ageinet -Fo- Cabe
Riverview Park
First Central Congregational
Wheeler
Castelar St
Presbyterians
Fontenelle Park
Hirst
Clifton AL Miller Park
Olivet
North Presbyterian
Federal Reserve Bank
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Diets & IF
Guarantee Fund
Life
Sixteenth and Leavenworth
Carter Lake
Muny Beach
Hirat
St. Marke
Central Park
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