Spudders Win Sunday Game in Wichita Wheat Field
North Texans Kirkham hits another homer as Spudders overwhelm Bears 8 to 2. Bromley exits after four runs in a five inning stretch. Welden and Miller anchor defense and offense. Kirkham belted a solo shot in the eighth, Williams and Reed contributed timely hits as Wichita battles back but falls short.
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Wiehite
van Autopia
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Welden
Big Bill
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Homer
Kirkband
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Boor
MeKer
Relden
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Mobkar
Miller
White
Fan Allonin
Gres
Servie
Wisener
Hincantay
Willer
Seerlin
Balan Wy Tirnmley
Holden
Wrarhece
Daly
HVCES AND GASSERS SPLIT Result Split Ends in Tie
Ghow, a welterweight boxer from New Houston, earned his second training bout win in a 1 to 2 decision as the HVCES and GASSERS division ended with a split result.
Galveston Handled Defeat in Both Games of Triangular Meet
Galveston suffered decisive losses in both games of the Triangular Hill meet, with narrowed margins and limited scoring runs. The host team faced strong defensive pressure and couldn’t capitalize on chances, ending the day with a pair of setback results.
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Galveston
Trin Hill
League Baseball Sunday Results Reportedly Incomplete
Sports brief notes a Sunday baseball card with Mesulte and Kuits Palle games. Final scores show ARtoctn 102 to Enrevenari 4, Worley and Beaumont teams listed with 47 and 3 respectively.
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Mesulte
Kuits Palle
Ban Artoctn
Enrevenari
Worley
Ae. Forworth
Beaumont
Air Program Varied at Monmouth Meet in June
Monmouth June 1 reports the Mid RVs Cos air show featuring eighteen aircraft, including the first U.S. public display of the Hanes Hellamer Tetra and Wate. notables Major Red Landis, Judge M. Fandiv, and former federal judge are listed among attendees as the Aero Club of America hosts national aviation events with multiple contests and a French Derby-like finish noted.
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Monmouth
Ameren
Sistas
Hans Ol Veil
Maine
Theo Keiroeder
Haldbent
Tarlena Jolt
Juldor
Nis
Absigitten
Laat
Tise Meek
Olives Fuelade
Martie
Enamundlant
Hinete Biel
Yost Warns Against Letting Athletes Go Pro in Vacation
Charles Yost of the University of Michigan argues against college athletes turning professional in any sport during vacation periods. He chairs the Western Conference committees and says there can be no compromise between amateurism and professionalism. If athletes are paid to play, he warns, college teams would soon be composed of predominantly professional players, eroding the days of amateur athletics as a universal student experience.
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Mich
Fielding H. Yout
University of Michigan
Valick
Charh Yost
Beyyevit Hundteur
Kent
Plas
Altig
Stny
Iigh-Elasy
Professionsliami
X College
Athe InNles
Clux
Tenny Plas
Uihlovic
Bailey Obtains Spud Bailey From U Standing Union
Webetta Wall Tex June 1e Mana Ree Waller Salim of the local baseball team Moray wins Bailey from the Suling Lonit Stationary. Hailes is noted as one of the leading hurlers of the Teeny Teagiy 7 Twatavasen while a union of the Beaumont club. International and county leagues mention various scores and matchups with teams like Tex Angeles and Remting.
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Webtta Wall
Tex
Mana- Ree
Waller Salim
Moray Winanmrem
al Titeler
Bailey
Suling Lonit
Hailes Waw
Vnriuhoe
Beaumont
Funeral of Cleveland Teague owner Jim Dunn in Marshalltown
A large crowd gathers at a riverfront grave in Marshalltown Iowa for the burial of baseball figure Jim Dunn owner of the Cleveland Teague club. Notables from the American and National Leagues attend including Clark Griffith and T.R. Graney as bells toll and flowers cover the mound. A three minute moment of silence marks the funeral observance with teams and spectators honoring Dunn who died in Chicago.
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Minay Teeagins
Amity
Minieipol Valley Teague
Tudger I. M. Danilix
Kohler
Cleves Nant
Clevelani Giolies
Kamreda
Mlayers
Hat Park
Effin
Cleveland
Avecintinn
Phe
Sunny Was
Bergiysha
Marshall Tadge Jr
Otto
le Cloestand Nut
Baseball Tour to Japan by Waritzke Keio and team
Chicago based Baseball Tour planned by Waritzke and Keio University to Japan with fourteen players led by Universaltion Florkite Tiunter. The squad, about twenty games, will depart for month long trip, expenses only, with nine straight for Worktorn, Vorklaywn, Tex.
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Dane
Dani
Inagar Teague Boat Ball Club S
Orient
Waritcie
Keio Unigerxi- Airsoft
Topan
Dty
Jon UK
Tobnean
Hom
Onchalas Lion
van Clay
Orica
Japan
Tiunter
Val
Atin
Worktorn
Vorklaywn
Tex
Orke
Northwestern students rebuke athletics lapse and push reform
Northwestern University students, led by athletes and faculty voices, demand renewed vigor in intercollegiate athletics. A mass campus meeting heard Dean Vielan urge turning titles or tightening athletic control, while a student committee proposes cooperation with alumni to investigate the athletic situation and restore campus support.
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Evansia
Northwestern University
Vansunr
Decorge
Craig Stewart
St. Luke's Eyncopal Church
Evanston
Dean Meining
Commerce Scholz
Ralph P. Dennis
School of Speech
Chistes BM. Wue
North Western
Dean Vielan
Nordvertfrust
Viy
Wok
Tails Northwestern
Athletic Association
Denies Evers Claims In National League Case
Chicago on June 4 a court denied a request by Evers to allow a draft of players to join the Washington National League club for the season. The decision names several figures and notes the player was released and directed to Tarcer City after the training trip. The summary references Martin and Byers as involved parties.
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Myers
Bouglasz
Calcler
Cincinnal Natanal Torgue Club
Dauslags Milgil | Lo
Telastate
Chicago
Tani
Handall
Heers
Nail
Hastan
Tarcer City
Byers
Martin
Truy
Great Field Lined Up For National Track Meet In Chicago
A large field of performers is assembling for the National Collegiate Athletic Association track and field meet at the University of Chicago. Teams from California, Nebraska, Illinois, and Missouri are favored to contend, with each bringing strong entrants. Proceedings continue through Friday night with events scheduled to conclude Saturday.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athetic Association
University of Chicago
Pridoyavi Selurdas
California
Ant Nebraska
University of Thinuis
Winnie of Lust Vene
Fainod
Reu
Comfort Beats Boerne in Rain Upset at Home
Comfort defeated Boerne in a rain soaked Sunday battle between rivals. Staliman homered after Tumner reached base as Comfort piled up eleven runs and four errors while Boerne produced six errors and little offense. Batteries: ough and Sestle for Comfort. Dusommart, Buzney, Hohn and Nowlin for Comfort.
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Tex
Comfort
Hoorn
Staliman
Anude
Boerie
Sestle
Hiemes Dusommart
Buzney
Hohn
Nowlin
Mueller Tops Indians as Hicks Shuts Out D Han
Report of a baseball doubleheader where Mueller led the offense against the Indians while Hicks pitched a shutout to defeat D Han. The game featured several strong innings for Mueller and timely hits by the Fabians, with Hicks fanning multiple batters and Elunis' singles noted for St. Pat’s.
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Hicks
D'Han
Alton Kegte Midler
Ignes Schavah
Hil
D'Hanikt
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Fabians
Hicke
Adler
Muelle
Mart
Poarl
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