Tribesmen Triumph as Willow Lays Down Pair of Defenses
Seattle swept the doubleheader from Los Angeles 6 4 and 8 0 as both teams played solid defense. Stumpf Eldred and Cueto supplied power while Gardner and Crandall battled in pitching duels, with Seattle breaking it open late in both games.
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Baseball Roundup from the Day’s Scores
Yesterday’s games featured Rogers Hornsby homering for the Cardinals in a 6 to penny Reds win. Sam Rice Grove drove in Washington’s runs in a 2 to 0 victory over the Red Sox. The Browns split, taking the second 5 to 3 after losing the opener. The Yankees fell to the Athletics 2 to 1 in the opener, then won the second 1 to 0. The Braves and Phillies split as Phils won 5 to 2. Cubs swept Pirates 8-4 and 8-0 while Indians swept Tigers 4-2 and 11-4.
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Mallory Cruises to British Semifinals in Rain
American champion Mrs. Molla Mallory defeated Edgington 6-2 6-4 in wet conditions at Wimbledon to advance to the semifinals. She took a comfortable first set, then faced late pressure in the second as she attacked the net and controlled rallies.
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Home Run Craze to Wane Soon
Larry Lajoie argues the home run craze damages games as hitters chase big numbers. He notes singles and bunts were valued in his era and predicts averages will fall, making consistent on base hitters more valuable than power alone. He praises Ruth but says Warner and Speaker were more dangerous overall.
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Phil Krug Eats Way to Success
A boxing profile credits Phil Krug’s personal regimen for his rise. He stresses careful diet aligned to government caloric charts, eight hours of sleep with a north south body alignment, and abstinence from alcohol and tobacco. Krug cites wartime service and disciplined living as keys to health and performance.
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King Seeks Fresh Fame As Boxer After Baseball Career
Rap King from Portland gains attention for his boxing potential as trainer Doc Burke refines his style. He aims to convert a noted batter into a heavyweight with power speed and skill, capitalizing on his athletic versatility.
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Schinkle Returns to Coast as Coaster Player
Ad Schinkle, formerly of the defunct Western International circuit, rejoins the Sacramento outfield for a second stint with the Coasters. He previously pitched for Salt Lake several years ago.
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Sacramento
Salt Lake
Front Jack Knife by Aileen Riggins Olympic Diver Tips
Instructional notes describe the front jack knife dive by Olympic diver Aileen Riggins. It outlines approach from the board, top position, toe touch, body alignment, entry head first with arms extended, and distance from the board. Tomorrow one and one half somersault dive is planned.
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Hagen Crowned Greatest Golfer in Links History
The article lauds Walter Hagen as the premier figure in golf, noting his British Open win as the first by an American bred golfer. It highlights Hagen’s all around excellence, clutch play, and appeal, with anecdotes from professionals who praise his uncanny score control and nerve in key rounds.
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Jim Thorpe
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Brennan Wins Over Martin In Go The Distance
Bill Brennan defeated Bob Martin in a 12 round bout in Shland Kentucky. The fight ended as a no decision but Brennan controlled the exchanges throughout, according to ringside reporters.
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Travie Davis Wrecks Gray for Four Round Verdict
Everett July 6 Travie Davis, former Coast welterweight champion, won a four round decision over Bobby Gray of Denver in the Eagles Amoker main event. Davis proved faster and controlled the bout throughout the match.
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Mentor Botsford Resigns to Lead Reed Athletics
Stanford University announces Charles Botsford resigns after two years in charge of intramural athletics to take over athletics at Reed College in Portland Oregon. He becomes the fifth Stanford athletic head to resign recently.
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Paddock Breaks 5 World Sprint Records
Charles Paddock set five new world's sprinting records in Anta Barbara yesterday, including 60 yards in 6.15 seconds, 70 yards in 7.10, 80 yards in 7.45, 175 yards in 17.25, and 125 yards in 12.16 seconds. He also equaled the 100 yards record at 3.6 seconds and 75 yards in 9.5 seconds.
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Wilson Knocks Out Demaris In Four Rounds
In Rutland Vermont Johnny Wilson, middleweight champion, defeated Al Demaris by knockout in four rounds in a scheduled eight round bout no decision. The card highlighted the night’s action and reflected on college athletics in a Yale graduate committee report noting large football receipts and a sizable deficit at Yale.
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Leonard Kayoes Triumphs Over Kaneas In Rivera Ring Thriller
In an eight round stoppage, Henry Leonard defeats Rocky Kaneas in an early 16 round no decision bout. Leonard dominates from the opening bell with sharp jabs and power shots to prove he remains in his prime after recent criticisms. Kaneas struggles as Leonard seals the win with a late eighth round technical knockout. The champion shows satisfaction, viewing the victory as a refutation of claims he is declining.
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Bud Connolly Emerges as Embryo Star in Portland
Billy Stepp, Portland sports chronicler, casts Bud Connolly, Beaver utility infielder, as a future money maker for Portland club stockholders. Connolly, in his first pro year, appears a strong prospect with seasoning ahead.
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Murphy Wins 250 Mile Indianapolis Classic at Tacoma
Jimmy Murphy wins the 11th annual Tacoma track event driving a Murphy Special at a 97.6 mph average for 250 miles. Tommy Milton finishes a close second with Roscoe Barlet third and Jerry Wonderlich fourth, as 20 000 to 40 000 hail the speed classic and Eddie Kearne retires with a broken rod.
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Seals Spotlight New Shortstop Hal Rhyne
Fans praised Hal Rhyne new Seal shortstop for handling tough chances with steady defense. The piece notes Kamm and O’Connell also drew attention while Rhyne stood out as a reliable asset. In 1921 roughly 2,000,000 gallons of gasoline were produced daily.
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New Seal
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Morvich Faces DerbyRecord Hopes After Promised Run
In a dramatic prelude to the Carlton stakes at Aqueduct many fans packed the track as Morvich, the Kentucky Derby winner, faced a declared chance of defeat. Owner Block urged Morvich to run despite the odds, aiming to honor a prior promise while Whiskaway and Whitney loomed as strong challengers. The race ended with Morvich beaten by eight lengths, leaving Block to claim he kept his word despite the loss.
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Sacs Still in Hard Luck Row
Beem mento Senators force a return to normalcy as Charley Picks crutches joins Solon base guardians with a dislocated arm while Marty McGeffigan endures sever teeth troubles. Indians hover near cellar in tight season race.
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