Bears Stand Pat as They Seek Fresh Linchpins
Telegraph reports quote AE saying the club has enough talent and no player deals are being pushed at present. The Bears, aiming for a double-header with the Steers, consider possible trades including Billy Black, Danny Clark, Rule Marquard, and Boone from Kansas City, while Lindsey may be released and Wilson could get a debut.
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Harry Abiles
Forther
Abies
Dallas
Bear Atters
Suds
Suitherland
Slim Love
Steers
Ables
Billy Black
Minneapolis
Danny Clark
Syracuse
Rule Marquard
Chase
Boone
Kan City
ToMor
Dim Lindsey
Jim
Buck Winters
Wilson
New
Watt
Sone
Bears Triumph Over Dallas Steers in Rainy Scoring Clash
In a wild Wednesday game the Bears defeated the Dallas Steers 12 to 7. Sutherland and Slim led a rough early stretch while Klein and Bodie drove in key runs. Ward started for the Bears but Jim Lindsey closed strong striking out five across seven innings.
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Wallop
Dalgas
Jane
Bears
Gonzales
Dallas Steera
Uds
Sutherland
Wichite Falls
Tighthender
Dallas
Mite
Klein
Bodie
Naje
Morse
Trorthy
Kal Segrist
Love
Wirts
Goitin
Texas
Segrist
Ron
Tanners
Dalles
Bingler
Jim Riles
Weeber
Hungling
Makiffings
Dallas Flash Defeats Gonzales In Tight Baseball Tilt
In a high scoring Dallas game, Flash and Gonzales exchange tease hits with a 3 run seventh inning. Lindsey earns the win after limiting Sutherland figures and striking out several batters while Ward, Sutherland, and Love contribute in relief.
Alexander Ordered to Return Home from Suspension
Philadelphia report states Grover Cleveland Alexander, Cubs pitcher, under suspension for training rules violations, believed en route to Chicago. Joe McCarthy declined to set suspension length, noting Alexander has not pitched for a month and was unhelpful to the team. Alexander, a 16-year major leaguer, helped by batterymate Bill Fischer and once valued at 50 000 in a 1918 Phillies-Cubs deal. His best season was 1915 with 31 wins and 10 losses.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Alexander
AcCarthy
SAE
Bill Billifer
Phillies
Sandlot Sittings Precede Giants Poth Clash Sunday
The Crawford Giants prep Friday for Sunday game with Poth after a revamped lineup aims to erase an earlier defeat. Fadie Brown, former Texas Special herler, will handle the billing. Several players are listed as out for Friday practice and the club has July 4 and 5 open dates for out of town games.
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Crawford Giants
Poth
Giants
Fadie Brown
Texas
Herler
White
Barness
Freiiman
Gerbie
G. O'Brien
Mar Brown
Barkin
Robbins
McWilliams Lyons
Johnson
Ehrhardt
Crockett
George O'Brien
West Mesnelia Areue
Delaney Beats Hage Twice for Light Heavy Crown Title Bid
Detroit heavyweight contender Jack Delaney from Bridgeport Connecticut won a 10 round decision over Bob Hage of Detroit last night. Delaney weighed 197 pounds while Hage weighed 161 pounds and Delaney scored clean blows in the fifth and seventh rounds.
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Delaney
Sage
Detroit
Mich
Jack Delaney
Paul Berlenbsch
Bob Hage
Light Sports Desk Receives Rowdy Garbage Crew Challenge
A spoof notice arrives from the Steffler Street Department Ripsnorters challenging the City Garbage and Street Cleaning Department to a two game baseball series on July 11. The letter mocks sportsmanship, offers a $6000 steamroller and a decommissioned truck as stakes, and sets a July 1 acceptance deadline.
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Light Sports
Steffler Street Department
Gabe Roth
Shallenge
Bish
Lohman Fitzsimmons Fight Leaves Fans Doubtful
After the bout between Joe Lohman and Red Fitzsimmons, some followers question if Lohman held back and accuse him of soft pedaling. Lohman claimed he earned enough points for victory while promising a tougher showing against Chuck Burns next Thursday at the Alamo Gym.
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Joe Lohman
Red” Fitzsimmons
Chick Burns
Don Curley
Lohman
Fitzsimmons
Major Leaders in National and American Leagues
The bulletin lists top performers with home runs and runs batted in from June 18 across the National and American Leagues. Pirates and Yankees figures dominate the highlighted categories with various players achieving notable totals and game contributions.
Panthers Outbat Waco to Win 8 7 in Texas League
Wayne Windle led the Panthers with four miles against Waco as they defeated Waco 8 to 7. Bets, Priesmuth and Pratt drove runs while Shires and Hudlin contributed on defense in a high scoring finish. Windle earned the win with supporting hits from Goff, Davis, and Kenetchy as Fort Worth pushed ahead in a tight Texas League battle.
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Panthers
Waco
Wayne Windle
Cuba
Sta T. Dratt
Huslin
Abelg.a
Bogges
McNan
Bez
I West
Sears
Pratt
Boney
Davis If
Shires
Goffe
Usatti Ss
Smithe
Burs
Boxgess
Pratt Davis
Goff
Giatti
Kenstedy
Lindimore
Calvo
Winéle
Hudlin
Hiudlin
Smith Davis
Windle
Kenetchy
West
Eazell
Oy Betts
Priesmuth
Hetts
Boggess
Gaffins Pratt
Betts
Fort Worth
Balivata Vimee
Hilt
Erwin
Davenport Peel Lead Houston Past Shreveport in Six-Hit Win
Homer Peel and Claude Lav enpert powered Houston with three doubles and a late save by Lav enpert as Davenport struggled with control. Final score shows Houston scoring a 3-0 victory over Shreveport, with notable offense from Peel and Lav enpert and mixed pitching from Davenport and Penner.
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Peel
Shreveport
Homer Peel
Claude Lavenpert
Houston A
Penner
Houston
H.O
Shreve
Bonoz
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Daven
Graham
Gleason Ta Niata
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Shrevepore Seminary
Froman
Shreves
Daly
Eld
Beaumont Batters Knock Roberts Out
Beaumont batters defeated Wichita Falls 10 to 7 as Jim Roberts was knocked from the hill. Relief pitching by Hazsen and Fillingins supported a Beaumont offense led by Reagan Connolly Lapan and Jenkins with key hits and home runs.
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Beaumont
Jim Stoberts
Spudder
Yesteriar
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Hazsen
Beau
Reagan
Lamb
Turgeon
Wiser Cf
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New Sprint Star Trains for AAU
Rayton Ohio June 17 Tom Sharkey known as Ohio's fastest human trains for the AAU national meet in Philadelphia next week. He broke the 100 and 200 yard dash marks at the Big Rich track meet and tied Chariss Paddock's world mark in the Wisconsin dash. He ran his first national event Saturday finishing second in the 20 at the national collegiate meet, with Roland Locke winning.
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AAU
Rayton
Ohio
Tom Sharkey
Philadelphia
Sharkey
Chariss Paddock
Roland Locke
Bruin Pitcher Jim Lindsey Fined for Indecent Language
Dallas report says former Bruin pitcher Jim Lindsey was fined ten dollars after pleading guilty to indecent language following a San Antonio victory over the Steers. Police escorted him from the stadium as fans shouted mixed cheers and jeers.
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Jim Lindsey
San Antonio
Steers
Lindsey
Jim
Sand
Cop
Orange Crush Nine Threatens for Lead in Saturday League
The Orange Crush Boo ters have moved into third in the Saturday League and seek to jump to the lead with a double header against Vaure Heights at Brick Stadium. Public Service Utilities leads tangle with Morgan-Woodward Lizzies at Utility Field as Straus-Frank meets Elke at Leneah Care.
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Brick Stadium
Morgan-Woodward Lizzies
Utility Field
Straus-Frank
Elke
Leneah Care
Josephine Street
Battlers
Laurel Heights
Public Service
Strads-Frank
Orange Crush
Lions Win City Title Rewarded With New Sweaters
The St Marik's Lions city championship basketball team received black sweaters with orange lions rampant for winning the title last winter. Trophies were awarded to Captain Hil Wondland, Gish, Pletcher, Fulling, McCoy, Dinwiddie, Myert, Bord, and Englebert.
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Sweatiers
Hil Wondland
Gish
Pletcher
McCoy
Dinwiddie
Myrert
Bord
Englebert
Sizable Minor League Scores From Regional Associations
A chaotic OCR listing shows results from the minors across several associations including Mexia and Palestine in the TENAS, Temple vs Corsicana, Austin over Terrell, and Western and Pacific Coast leagues. Standings include Bloomington Quincy Terra Haute and Syracuse with mixed outcomes and postponed games noted.
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Palestine
Temple
Corsicana
Austin
Terrell
Eye Seagle
Decelur
Rai
Bloomington
Quincy
Terra Haute
Penn International Teague
Levacy City
Syracuse
Newari
Rochester
Toronto
Reading
Baltimore
Batfals
Ardmore
Springfield
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Gan
Sacramento
Hallywood
Eattle
Los Angeles
Bekanenp City
Topeka
Rel
Ponca City
Denver
Tulsa
Lincoln
Wishita
Oklahoma
City
Des Moines
Texan Haggard Sets Intercollegiate High Jump Record
Rufus Haggard of Texas University leaps six feet seven and a quarter inches at the nationals in Chicago setting a new intercollegiate record. He stands within one inch of the world mark and attracts attention in the newsreel photo.
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Rufus Haggard
Texas University
Chicago
Fight Results From Associated Press Ring Action
DETROIT light-heavyweight Jack Delaney defeated Bob Sage in ten rounds in Detroit. Mickey Goldberg outpointed Parl Gray in Bridgeport. Sra Chites defeated Jobhus Riske in Cleveland. Finnepan knocked out Jac Glick in Boston. Leo Kid Stoy retained his Canadian feather title in Montreal. Charley Pitts won in Oklahoma City over Bobby Vicceut. Jake Gross Linu of Ohio was disqualified in Cincinnati for lack of aggression in a ten rounder. Toy Larosa stood opposite.
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Associated Press
Detrom
Mich
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Bob Sage
Detroit
Mickey Goldberg
Milwaukee
Parl Gray
Cleveland
Ohio
Sra
North Adams
Mass
Jobhus -Riske
Cincinnati
Jake ‘Gross
Linu
Dayton
Toy Larosa
Flag Chasers Roundup of Texas Cities and Teams
Untidy OCR fragment shows a Texas region sports note listing cities San Antonio Dallas Houston Shreveport Beaumont Waco Wichita Falls and scores or dates with numbers 23 10 7. The text references Bigg Linursdey and Benita in San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth and other locales, suggesting a local standings or schedule blurb without clear results.
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Linursdey
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Waco
Force Worl Beaumont
Wishit Fa Be
Weilacaday
Benita San Antonio
Dallas, Fort Worth
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Baseball scores and postponed games across the National League
National League results show Pittsburgh beating Boston 6 to 3 in Boston, Chicago defeating Philadelphia, and Philadelphia and other games postponed due to cold weather in Brooklyn and New York regions. Batteries and pitchers listed include Blaley Startnett and others.
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Philadelphia
Miadelphig
H. H. EL
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Blaley
Startnett
Carlesom
Piercé
Baeuie
Honting
Brooklyn
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New Forlarianti
New York
Baseball Results and Standings from Wednesday Games
In the American League action Washington faced Chicago with a 3 to 2 Chicago win. Other noted scores show Cleveland and Detroit, New York and Chicago games referenced with players and lottery mentions unclear.
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Rashon
Cleveland
Philadelpnia
Letroit
New York
Chicago
Wednesdasa
Local Tobacconist Ad Seeks Customers in Morris Block
An advertisement offers a fine variety of cigars and cigarettes at savings from 580 to S10 and invites shoppers to browse Lasoya at College in Morris Block.
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Morris Block
Lasoya
Chicago Promised Title Bout Set for July 8
City health commissioner Dr Herman Bundesen announced a potential boxing championship in Chicago possibly on July 3. The bout would feature either Harry Wills for the heavyweight title or Pete Latzo defending the welterweight crown at the Coliseum under the Chicago Coliseum Club. The Illinois Boxing Commission is near completing rules under the new law, awaiting official rites and opponents.
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Herman N. Bandesen
Harry Wills
Pete Latza
Chicago ‘Coliseum
Illinois Boxing Commisain
Carpentier Opener Opens New Ring in Philadelphia Bout
Georges Carpentier and Young Striburn? Loughran prepare for a 10 round bout at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia. The show promises a top boxing event with both fighters weighing under 175 pounds and aims to thrill at a $3.9 million sport stage. Carpentier, 32, seeks a decisive win to silence doubters while Loughran relies on speed and youth to gain victory. Plans to match the winner with Paul Berlenbach in September are reported.
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Georges Carpentier
Bosing-Vings
Somimay Loughran
Dhladelphia Adonis
Tetas
Municipal Stadium
Careilier
Lattle
Loughran
Paul Berlenbach
Women’s Net Teams Divide in Wightman Cup Matches
England and America split the first two singles in the Wightman Cup as Elizabeth Ryan defeats Joan Fry 6 1 6 8 and Kitty McKane Godfree defeats Doris Browne 6 3 7 5. results reflect ongoing supremacy race in women’s tennis.
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England
America
Elizabeth Ryan
Jonn Fry
Kitty McKane Godfree
Ry KX. Browne
Utilities Take Final in Series
The Public Service Utilities won the final game of a five game series from the Wittsburg Water Heaters at Public Service Field on Wednesday afternoon. Red Cornwell held the Heaters to two hits over seven innings. Heinie Eben made a sparkling fielding play on a line drive to retire Cunningham. Schwartz’s triple and Clark’s two hits powered the Utilities to the win.
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Public Service Utilities
Wittsburg Water Hesters
Public Service Field
Wedesday
Tan Mach
Cornwell
Heinie Eben
Cunningham
Scehwars
D'Tmble
Clark
Riley Polo Team Tops Fort Meade In Slim Play
Riley Polo team led by captain DS Woods scored seven goals to defeat Fort Meade on a slippery field Wednesday. The outing produced cautious play as footing was treacherous and conditions affected scoring.
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RILEY
Fort. Leavenworth
Know
Chaptain
DS. Woods
Fort Meade
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