Spuds Rally as Moore Stars in Twin Bill Losses
Joe Moore leads a rough, error-strewn doubleheader for the Spuds, swinging for two hits and scoring in the opener. In the nightcap Levey opens with a hit and Storti drives in the decisive run as the Spuds fall to the Indians 3-0 and then drop the second game, slipping to a close 3-2 defeat.
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Bioth
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Brelencourt
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Amar
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Henilers
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Darrow
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Wiltue
Levry
Anceifire
Storti
LyVeque
West Point Withholds Report on Cadet Football Relations
The War Department weighed public release of a confidential report by General Jimmy on athletic conditions at West Point. The inquiry examined football relations between Annapolis and the academy, amid disputes over eligibility and athletic policies. The Naval Academy had halted athletic exchanges, while West Point faced a pending three year restraint on certain activities.
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Cydaneli
Hurley Iodey
Hugh A. Dron
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Armapolis
Military” Academy
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Indiana Boxes Third Inning to Take Lead
The game featured strong fielding and dramatic plays as Indiana overcame early struggles. Leland, from Texas Christian, announced his decision not to continue with the team this season, while Fort Worth reports detail a split season and belt changes likely voted by telegraph ballot.
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Greaest
Force
Titexcenld
Clup
Thursany
Awmee
Hie’ Eleventis
Ecadan
Reveille Boy to Race at Latonia Derby
Latonia Ky June 17 Silently the field for Latonia Derby grows with Pat Neville Reveille Boy set to face Gallant Tex winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Officials say Latonia carries 25000 added and a possible extra 8000 if the Derby winner takes the Latonia title. Gallant Tex and Whirlaway may be shipped from the East to contest the Latonia Derby with 2-year-old nominees.
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Woodward Seeks Big Arlington Purses for Gallant Fos
William Woodward owner of Gallant Fos, standout three year old, eyes Arlington Park purses near 1 million. The colt, by Sir Gallahast, is nominated for the Arlington Classic on July 12 with purses around 80 000 to 90 000 and 70 000 to the winner, plus a debut in the Arlington Cup weight for age with expected record payouts. Enria Sande travels to Chicago to ride Gallant Fos.
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Enria Sande
Sitcome
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Gallant Fos
Arthur Shires Trades to Washington in White Sox Deal
In Chicago, Arthur Shires, famed for his audacious chewing and boxing past, is traded by the White Sox to Washington. Manager Walter Johnson of the Senators praises the move as fitting to boost pitching and catching. Shires, a controversial but influential figure, reflects on the trade and his brief Sox tenure amid questions about his relationship with manager Leivin Ulrick.
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Shlees
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Walter Jolutog
Garland Draxton
Kennett Ware
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Tn Bia
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Haa
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Arthur Ona
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White Sox
Turk
Clancy
Walter Johnson
Willy
Siis
Marty
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Panthers win in ninth 6-4 at Beaumont
Beaumont on June 17, the Panthers rallied for three runs in the ninth inning to beat Beaumont 6 to 4. Key moments included a homer by Karterling that put Beaumont ahead earlier, and strong late hitting and pitching from Fort Worth. Multiple players contributed, with Green, Whur, and Newman listed among others for Fort Worth while Beaumont saw notable efforts from Heller and Heker.
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Heker
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Wuith
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Marth
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Newman
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Two Big Deals Involve Star Performers
New York sports pages report two major trades involving star players as clubs bolster for upcoming engagements. Lurleigh Grimes heads Braves to Deston Brayey for youth and cash while Art Shires moves from Washington to the White Sox in a bid to strengthen the lineup. The Senators plan regular use at first base until Joe Ridge returns. The National League and American League trade chatter dominates headlines amid a quiet vote by the National League to take no action on Hive Wn bar.
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Joe Moore
Alge Toners
Moore
Wil Deck
Spudders
Jonifero
Ker
Fitegerald
Ote
Noy Baok
Ridings
Conley
Hal Wiltse
Toft
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LaVeque
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Shires
Clark Griffith
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Sires
Firel
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Alane
Wrestling Mat Night Draws Crowd at Garrett Field
About 1500 fans attended a weekly wrestling card at Garrett Field on Monday night, creating a lively atmosphere. Big Pant Vercher of Houston defeated a New York opponent in a three fall main event. Nick Falis of Taylor won the semi windup against Marvin Meinert of Minneapolis. Walter Kinomner won the opener over Rex of Rosenberg. An exhibition featuring Nev’s daughters drew mixed reactions, with some patrons uncomfortable at the display and donations explained by the announcer. The American Legion sponsored the event.
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Big Pant Vercher
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New York
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Taylor
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Minneapolis
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Falis
Vick Mull
Houstonian
Walter Kinomner
Paw Rex
Rosenberg
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American Legion
Fragmentary Sports Notes From Unreadable Race Card
Obscure field entries describe a flag race with unclear participants and scattered city names. Mentions include Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and other locations, plus fragmented athlete names and lanes.
Tribe Hurler Apires 10 as Head Coach
Tiarold Carson, pitcher for the San Antonio Independents in the Northwest League, has entered the race for Harlandale high school head coach after Ben Brite’s resignation. He joins Doug Fessen den at Brownsville High in consideration, with no final decision yet.
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Carson
Sam Antonio Infinoy
Harlandale High School
Ben Brite
Doug Fessenden
Brownsvill High
Carson Galt
Ody
Big Gitcher
Texas Christian Ti Verally
C. U
Francie Sotvilie
Inkton
Frogs
Ioan Permamenits
San Antonio
Texans win and lose in Delaware tennis
In Wilmington Delaware on June 17 Alan Kay of the University of Texas was defeated by Tertram Renvoel of Swarthmore College 6 2 6 4 in the third round. Another Texan Earl Taylor advanced to the fourth round with a 4 6 6 4 18 16 victory over Barnillou of Wilmington.
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Del
Alan Kay
University of Texas
Tertram Renvoel
Swarthmore College
Tanjed
Earl Taylor
Hi Rcpres
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Commercial League to Vote on Split Season Plan
Commercial league managers met at 6 45 PM Tuesday at James Sporting Goods to discuss a split season. The meeting aimed to decide on AMERICAN ASSOCIATION outlined plans and potential league actions.
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James Sporting Goods Companyia Vale
American Association
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