Bohne Emerges as Real Star for Reds
Ammy Bohne shines for the Cincinnati Reds after a slow start, moving to second base with Heinie Groh’s return. He hits around .300 and ranks among the best base runners, while Seattle’s Bill Stumpf struggles at shortstop. Portland Beavers loom as a potential threat with East arrivals. Ruth and Cobb power headlines as Detroit pays baseball critics for past calls.
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Ammy Bohne
Cincinnati Reds
Sam
Seattle
Reda
Heinie Groh
Ohio
Bohne
Arnold Stats Emerges as Fast Leadoff Prospect
Arnold Stats, a young Los Angeles outfielder, shows marked improvement as a fast leadoff hitter with solid fielding. Coaches note his need for more experience, while comparisons to Statz suggest more young talent could elevate the Angels. Meanwhile Earl Sheely, Salt Lake’s former first baseman, may return to the Coast League next year after a disappointing White Sox season. Tarzan the Terrible opens Saturday.
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Iw l
Statz
Angels
Earl Sheely
Salt Lake
Chicago White Sox
Bheely
Milton Sets New Dirt Track Marks in Elks Event
Tommy Milton, winner of the Indianapolis Sweepstakes, established multiple dirt course records in St Paul. He clocked a mile in 47 1-5 seconds, five miles in 3 minutes 38 4-5 seconds, ten miles in 7 minutes 56 1-5 seconds, and fifteen miles in 11 minutes 51 2-5 seconds during a race honoring him by the Elks.
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ST. Paul
Tommy Milton
Indianapolis
The
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Joe Lynch to Meet Burman in East Chicago Showdown
Bantamweight champion Joe Lynch spent June 26 preparing for a title defense against Joe Burman in East Chicago Ind. Lynch, in peak form, is described by his manager as ready to defend his crown tomorrow night.
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Joe Lynch
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No Sunshine for Walter McCredie Beavers in Coast League Struggles
Walter McCredie, longtime Portland Beavers leader, steers a weak Coast League debut. The Rose City club tightens finances, leaving the team with a mediocre lineup and slim attendance as the Beavers drift near the bottom. The McCredie family may need fresh funds to field better players or risk dropping further in the standings.
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Walter McCredie
Portland
McCredie Clan
Beavers
Series Ends Even as Angles Rally After Rainout
Hanky Schorr seeks arm fix with Loe Angelis after Sundays game while the doubleheader rainout left the series tied three games apiece. Aminor injuries nagged Spencer and Lane during the match, with Baldwin, Zelder, Plaidwin, and Murphy involved in key plays. The rosters note Hap Morse shifting to infield utility duties and veteran Ames still pitching for Kansas City in the American association.
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Hanky Schorr
Loe Angelis
Teen Ames
Kansas City
Betting on Dempsey Carpentier bout ends in foul hopes
In New York on June 27 betting commissioners report many wagers that Dempsey will win on a foul. Dempsey and Carpentier's camps fear fouls, especially if Dempsey lands low body punches. Manager Jack Kearns backs referee Ertle to keep order in the ring.
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Jack McAuliffe
New York
Dempsey
Carpentier
Deacamps
Jack Kearns
Atlantic City
Dempsey Favored to Win Early in Atlantic City Bout
Henry L. Farrell reports most experts predict Jack Dempsey will win quickly next Saturday if Georges Carpentier engages. Carpentier intends to mix with the champ and avoid escape, while Dempsey’s camp expects a foray into the battle. Training plans place Carpentier through Thursday and Dempsey arriving in Jersey City Thursday.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Descamps
Joe Beckett
Atlantic City
Jack McAuliffe
Jersey City
Dempsey
Whiis Konowaloff A Northwest Swimming Star From Russia
Mitrie Konowaloff an 18 year old Crystal Swimming Club swimmer born in Russia rose to prominence in Seattle as the region’s top mid and long distance swimmer. He came from Hawaii where he learned to swim at 11 and since moving to Seattle five years ago has won more than 30 first place medals and cups. Known as Shrimp he trains daily in the Pool preparing for the national mile swim in Indianapolis later this summer.
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The
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Russia
Mitrie
Hawaii
Seattle
Northwest
Konowaloff
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mirie
Angels Win Final Game From Tribe
Los Angeles defeated Seattle 7 to 4 to close the series. Hunky Schorr lasted a third of an inning before arm troubles sent him out. Errors by Hates at first helped the Angels push across two runs, while Wisterall and Stumpf allowed several hits. Lane delivered a left field homer in the ninth as Tobin stood at the plate.
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Maldwin
Los Angeles
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Baldwin
Zelder
Plaidwin
Murphy
Seattle
Hunky Schorr
Joe Dalley
Wisterallee Stumpf
Young Lyons
Tobin
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Mack
Plata
Lee Angeles
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Cleveland
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Georgetown Cubs
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McKay
Cordano
J. Smith
Feldman
Acorns Take 2 From Salt Lake
San Francisco June 27 The Oaks beat the Salt Lake Bees twice. In the first game Salt Lake 8 Oaks 12 with Arnett Koehler Reiger Jenkins behind the plate. In the second game Oaks won 6 to 4 with Kramer Koehler Bromley Thurston and Jenkins in the lineup.
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Onakland
Cravath
Salt Lake
SACS GRAB TWO FROM VERNON
Vernon dropped two games to the Sacramento Solons in Angeles with Vernon players Batters on Rhea and Cook and other listed names. In the first game Sacramento led by Deeseues and in the second Kane Eliott Mcgraw and Murphy delivered for Sacramento while Vernon faced Batterson and Hannah among others.
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Sacramento Solons
Baca
Sacramento
Deeseues
Rhea
Cook
Schneider
Jave
Shelienback
Hannah
Kane
Eliott
McoGraw
Murphy
Beavers Lose Two to Seals in Portland Series
In Portland on June 27 San Francisco defeated the Beavers twice by 6-3 in the first game and 7-4 in the second. Key hitters included Hatteries Lewis Yelle Pillette Baker Roe Crumpler Couch Coleman Fisher.
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San Francisco
Beavers
Hatteries
Lewis
Yelle
Pillette
Baker
Hatterios
Roe
Crumpler
Couch
Coleman
Fisher
Marsh Allen Defeats Smith in Seattle Club Final
Marshall Allen captain of the Seattle Tennis Club defeated Wilton Smith in the men's singles final. The score 6 7 60 60 64 reflects the match outcome. Alex Ross captured the junior title by beating Armand Marion in a lengthy contest 64 3-6 6-2 10-8.
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Marsh Allen
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Seattle Tennis Club
Wilton Smith
Alex Ross
Armand Marion
Shakeup Needed in Seattle Infield Moves Suggested
The article argues Seattle should move Rod Murphy to third base and keep Ray Bates at first to fix sloppy defense on the left side. It notes Tex Wisterzil and Bill Stumpf struggle,Bill Kenworthy injured, and calls for new infielders to improve defense as Seattle aims for the Coast League pennant.
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Rod Murphy
Indians
Tex Wisterzil
Bill Stumpf
Stumpf
Wisterzil
Bill Kenworthy
Eddie Collins
Wisterzi
Ray Bates
Altho Murphy
Murphy
Bates
Kenworthy
O. K
Egerman Grocery Tops Eckart in Pitchers Battle at Walla Walla
In a fast game at Walla Walla the Egerman Grocery team upset Eckart Cigar Co 3 1. Hill Gordon hit a seventh inning homer for Eckart and Byron Hobbs also homered but was ruled out at first. Both pitchers allowed three hits and there were errors on both sides. The schedule lists upcoming games including Georgetown Cubs versus Egerman Grocery and Queen Anne Aerials versus Youngstown with July 4 makeups.
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Keckart
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Byron Hobbs
Lowers
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Highland Park
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Eckart Cigar Co
Queen Anne Aerials
Youngstown
Collins
Queen Anne
Sham
Rox Cubs
Mercer
Tacoma Lad Holds Mit Record
Tacoma featherweight Morgan Jones has an undefeated record and a strong southpaw attack. He meets Joe Gorman in a rematch at the Pavilion after a draw in Tacoma. Sailor Mayberry battles Bud Manning in the semi windup with other bouts on the card.
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Morgan Jones
Tacoma
Bert Forbes
Northwest
Bud Higley
Joe Gorman
Jones
Gorman
Pavilion
Mayberry
Bud Manning
Danny Edwards
Oakland
Only Match Plays In City Tennis Meet Between Ralph Lee and Ralph Miller
In the city tennis tournament a single match was completed as rain halted all others. Ralph Miller defeated Ralph Lee 6-4 6-1. The rest of the day’s schedule features matches between Lagerstrom and Kunst, Donahoe and McDougall, van Hesketh and Maxwell, Nicoll and Tilford, Marion and Vander, and several others with evening games listed.
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Ralph Miller
Miller
Lee
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Kunst
C. Donahoe
McDougall
Allen van Hesketh
W. Maxwell
Cowen
Nicolly
KR. Tilford
A. Marion
R. Vandera
Thorndyke
Clarke
O Turner
Multnomah Defeats New York Athletic Club In Big Meet
Portland June 27 Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club beat New York Athletic Club 69 to 52 in a major track meet. New York took most field events while Multnomah excelled in many field events led by Gua Pope of Seattle who captured the discus at 142 feet 2 inches.
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Portland
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Gua Pope
Seattle
Wash
Gibbons to Meet Champion Johnny Wilson in New York Bout
Mike Gibbons of St Paul will fight Johnny Wilson world middleweight champion at Ebbetsfield on July 25. The International Sporting Club promotes the bout. Start Tarzan the Terrible Saturday.
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New York
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Johnny Wilson
Ebbetsfield
International Sporting Club
Bill Johnston Wins Net Title in San Francisco
Berkeley June 27 Bill Johnston of San Francisco defeated Roland Roberts of San Francisco for the men’s singles championship of the Pacific Coast here by the score of 6 4 6 3 6 3.
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Berkeley
Bill Johnston
San Francisco
Roland Roberts
Pacific Coast
King Presents YankS Trophy
King George today presented the American polo team with the cup it won in the international matches at Hurlingham in London.
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London
King George Today
Hurlingham
Swarts Fires No-Hit, No-Run Game for Dallas
Houston, June 27. George Swarts of the Dallas Texas League hurler pitched a no hit no run game against the Houston club. He struck out seven as a left hander. Start Tarsan the Terrible Saturday.
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Babe
New York
Babe Ruth
Washington
Houston
George
Swarts
Dallas
Steam
Jack Will Win Says Levinsky on Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Battling Levinsky, one of two American boxers to have faced Dempsey and Carpentier, argues Dempsey is stronger and faster after his ring experiences with both, though Carpentier is a superior boxer and dangerous puncher. He does not pick a winner but sides with Dempsey based on observed strength and fighting style.
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Toscamps
Battling Levinsky
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Gunboat Smith
Levinsky
Dempsey
Newspaper Enterprise
Seattle Gun Club Regular Sunday Shoot Results
W. H. Carstens and C. L. Templeton tied for first in the Seattle Gun Club event with 49 hits out of 50 in a regular Sunday shoot.
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W. H. Carstens
C. L. Templeton
Seattle
Von Elm Defeats Egan to Claim Northwest Amateur Golf Title
George Von Elm of Lake, defeating Cha Egan, won the Northwest amateur golf final as part of the Pacific Northwest operation tournament. Phoebe Neil Tidmarsh of Seattle Golf Club captured the women’s championship 4 and 2 over Mrs. F Jackson. W. A. Pettigrove of Portland Golf Club won the men’s handicap title 6 4 over W. J. Roope. The event drew a 2,000 strong gallery, with drama on the 34th hole.
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Pacific Northwest
Ad& Young
George von Elm
Cha Egan
Blue Ribbon
Northwest
Mins
Phoebe Neil Tidmarsh
Seattle Golf Club
Wom
Mra
Mormon City
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