Harry Schumann Edges Sheppard in Portland Bout
United Press reports in Portland on June 2 that lightweight champion Johanie Sheppard of England lost to Harry Schumann of Denver after a hard round. The card also featured Muff Bronson beating Young Brown in 19 rounds and Perry Lewis defeating Stanley Willis in 20 frames. Billy Milnett won a six round bantam bout against Baby Blur while Frankie Crites and Frankie Landers fought to a draw.
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United Press
Portland
Johanie Sheppard
England
Harry Schumann
Denver
Muff Bronson
Young Brown
Los Angeles
Brown
Perry Lewis
Sin Frateleco
Stanley Willis
Vortland
Billy Milnett
Baby Blur
San Francisco
Frankie Crites
Frankie Landers
Camera will judge races in Germany
Berlin June 12 The Union elit and the Berlin Racing union adopt photograph proof to settle close finishes. Rapidly taken pictures at race ends will verify which horse wins and serve as conclusive evidence. Germany develops film use in various ventures including policing bandit activity in Vogtland district with a news film of suspects.
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Germany
Hy United
Brelin
Union Elit
Berlin Racing Union
Fiim
Hoelx
Vogtland
Tennis Play Postponed in National Clay Court Championship
The National Clay Court Championship match play scheduled for Monday was postponed due to poor court conditions. Officials cited surface safety concerns and resecheduled the event to ensure fair play and spectator safety.
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Dprpromt
Midh
Opien- Ing
Harvard Oarsmen Established on the Thames
American Harvard oarsmen set headquarters at Henley on Thames after practice on Saturday as they prepare for Royal Henley Regatta events from June 30 to July 4. The eight is said to be in fine condition and ready to compete on the river.
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Associated Pres
London
Hw Union Boat Clay of Busteon
HarVard Oinemen
Henley
Thames
Bew
Royal Henley
Americans Lead in British Tennis Opener Victory
Four Americans dominated the opening match in Britain as CO Gilad of Pittsburgh and CO Turnbull impressed the crowd of about 6,000. William T. Tilden of Philadelphia won his first round, while other U S players posted wins over English rivals in a day of strong American showing.
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Chasen Tonehiy
CO. Gilad
Pitteburehnd
CO. Turnbull
Johnston
J. GC. Pourke
Arthur Lowe
O. G. N. Turnbull
C. §. Garhind
Pittsburgh
Wiliam T. Tilden
Philadelphaia
PP. Tasso
RK Norris Willkuwon
Boston
United States
Field
Shamrock Trial Halted in Second America’s Cup Race
By Associated Press motor letters, June 22, the trial race between Sir Thomas Lighton's Bhwmrsex TV and Shallenger for the America's Cup is postponed to Monday.
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Associated Prewt Bandy Hook
S.J
Thomas Ligton
Bhwmrsex TV
Shallenger
Bt Rel Er Ethamrechis
Two Ohio Teams Lead In East Race in Baseball News
Associated Press report from New York notes Ohio teams top the standings in both leagues amid a busy week. The Brooklyn Nationals and New York Americans contest leadership, while Cleveland and Philadelphia show strong batting and steady pitching.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Dodgers
Phillies Edge Cinematy A In 12 Inning Nod To Anicrah
In a National League game at Philadelphia a 12 inning tilt ended 3 to 2 after Cinematy A. Anicrah Thaneso o Ceyvthand drove in the decisive run. Boron was the losing pitcher and the homerun came late for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cinematy A. Anicrah
Young Lady Returns for Summer Vacation
East Oregonian reports several local residents traveling for summer break. Meacham notes Mice May Caney returns from Corvallis after a year at school. Others, including Mr and Mrs Roy Hawes, Mr and Mrs Kuréot, and Mrs John Oliver, depart or visit Pendleton and nearby communities during the weekend and week.
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Tion
Mouintudins
Clifford Maby Warth
Bendleton
EB. W. Evans
Beho
Hunter
Vena
Mim Clon Marlin
Frequent Local Gossip and Travel Notes Across Wallowa
Gilbert and Elsie of Wallowa visit friends then travel to Kamela with Mrs Martlin's sister Mrs Frank Hamlen for a short leave before returning home. Nevin reports a shooting incident during a brief layoff. Several locals plan extended trips to Pendleton Hermiston and Kamela while others visit friends and attend school. A New York grain report notes shifts in wheat corn rye and barley futures with small changes in bushel totals.
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Gilbert and
Elsie
Wallowa
Kamein
Sirs
Matrlin
Mra
Frank Hamlen
Nevin
White
Koamelo
Pelaliius
Gorlelne Hanten
Kameta
Perlaned
Mises Branlon
Hermiston
Nebrisla
John Dodweiller
Leo Fugit
Kamela
Wis
Abs. Walters
J.B. Baker
Joe Parks
Mrs. Winter
Stine
Pendleton
Turis
Mia Parks
Buddy Hawes
James' Headache Powders Offer Quick Relief
An advertising notice promotes James' Headache Powders as fast relief for sick headaches and neuralgia. It claims quick, sure relief costing 10 cents per package and urges readers to obtain the product at any drug store. The copy targets a wide audience with persuasive, period language.
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