Faber Wins as Sox Turn Four Double Plays in 2-1 Victory
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a tense final game of the series. Faber, though hit hard, received crucial support from four double plays. Notable moments include Shannon and Dugan sparking Phillies and Liebold, Weaver, and Gandil among Chicago standouts.
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Highland's DanceLand Tonight By Eagles Drill Corps
The Ladies' Drill Corps Of The Eagles presents Highland's DanceLand tonight with Rialto Orchestra providing music from 8:30 to 12. A big and good time for all.
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Hints For Golf Novices Pivoting With the Body
A golf instruction feature explains using a block of wood to illustrate body pivot in the swing. Tom McNamara promotes pivoting with the body synchronized to club head through impact, noting weight shifts to the left leg and keeping the body on its tracks. The lesson encourages pasting the illustrated three-image sequence in a scrapbook for quick reference.
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Willard Coaches for Dempsey Bout on Coast
World heavyweight champion Jess Willard trains in California and acts as a cowpuncher for films while preparing for a July 4 title fight with Jack Dempsey. He weighs about 260 pounds, aims for 250, and claims he can beat Dempsey in 12 rounds. He boasts a stronger left uppercut learned from circus boxing and asserts he remains in peak form at 35, turning 36 in December 1919.
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King Lear Hits Hard Drives In Cubs Run
Giants defeat Reds 7 to 5 in a heavy hitting game. Eller pitched poorly then replaced by Mitchell and Bressler. Early rally and late ninth frame produce Cincinnati 5 New York 7. Details include Burns Young Wingo and Causey among key players.
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Senator Hitchcock Predicts League Pact Ratified
Washington May 21 Senator Hitchcock Democrat of Nebraska ranking on the senate foreign relations committee predicted the senate would ratify the covenant of the league of nations and that the necessary majority to amend or separate it from the peace treaty would not be obtained.
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Braves Fall to Pirates in Tight Boston Tilt
Pittsburgh beat Boston 3 to 2 as Hamilton was hit hard yet the Pirates fielded sharply and ran the bases poorly for Boston. Batteries Hamilton and Sweeney for Pittsburgh Rudolph and Wilson for Boston. Score tied to the late innings with Pittsburgh pulling away in the final frames.
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Champion Willard to Arrive in Toledo for Dempsey Fight
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard plans to reach Toledo within a week to begin preparations for the July 4 title bout with Jack Dempsey. Willard aims to wrap up Los Angeles business and establish training quarters near Maumee Bay, while Dempsey trains along the bay shore despite wet, muddy conditions.
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Germans Have Until June To Make Reply
Paris May 19 The Germans probably will have to the end of the first week in June to say yes or no regarding their signature of the peace treaty. The German counter proposals due this week are expected to be so elaborate that if submitted by May 22 the time limit for reply the inter allied delegates can scarcely finish their consideration before June first.
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Flood of Bills Placed in House Hopper Monday
Washington May 20 A flood of more than 1200 measures was placed in the house hopper on Monday promising a year of work. Proposals include federal constitutional equal suffrage, immediate return of government controlled telegraph and telephone lines, repeal of wartime prohibition and taxes, daylight saving bills, and larger veterans bonuses. Also proposed are measures for burial grounds in France, discharge rules for service members, and transportation for soldiers kin to France. Representative LaGuardia seeks kin transport, Lufkin pushes restrictive immigration, and Sells backs pensions tracing to earlier wars.
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