Mitchell Dominates Van Ryan In Rain Ruined Title Bout
Pinkie Mitchell junior welterweight champion delivered a boxing lesson as Al Van Ryan never quit in a rain soaked main event at Mirzou Park. Mitchell won every round, with hard rights and hooks. Van Ryan bled, but fought on until the final bell. About 2400 fans witnessed the Jubilee show, delayed by the downpour.
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St. Paul
Pinkie Mitchell
American Legion
Mirzou Park
Faust
Eddy Blanchard
Newsbox
Pancho
Legion Boxing Committee
Michell-Van Sivan
Mitchell
Althouse
van Itsan
Milwaukee
van Tsun
Toom
van Ryan
van Raat
Java Wil Uncles
Spider Kelly
Duddy Anderson
Curley Ullrich
Diamond Jubilee Committee
Austin Wins Diamond Jubilee Cup at Soo Gun Club
Al An n president of the Soo Gun club wins the Diamond Jubilee cup by breaking 26 straight targets in the 15 third Contest after tying with six others. A $25 cash prize accompanies the trophy. Huss and Michaush notable runners up with high scores among 15 bird events.
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al An<n
Soo Gun Club
Harry Huss
Ikingshy
Key Michaush
Mitchell, S. D
Ham Jones
Dr. Drager
Sioux City
James A. Lee
K. McKenzie
C ]inLs
Chianjyye
Frisco Dance Contest Faces Postponement in Swisx City
Rudy Gallant challenges locals to compete with his Frisco dance on Friday night before the courthouse at Proventh and Douglas streets. Poor weather postponed the pavement contest, scrapping the second round and prompting new winners to be chosen at the rescheduled event.
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Rudy Gallant
Proventh
Douglas Streets
Hie Winters
Ruth Coleman
Bill Bold- Grog
Viola Yaston
Tri-State and Regional Scores Snapshot
Scores from Tri-State and Western and American leagues show Sioux City 8 Grand Island 5 2, Sioux Falls 4 Norfolk 3, Wichita 5 Omaha 0 Lincoln 0 St Louis 0 Oklahoma City 11 Denver 0 Des Moines 11 Tulsa 7. In the American League Chicago 2 Boston 2 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 3 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 New York 4 St Louis 0. National League Prooiion 4 Chicago 2 Pittchurch 1 New York 6 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2 Boston 6 St Louis 2. American Association no schedules listed.
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Naha
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Woo
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Veveland
St. Louis
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Chicago
Pittsburch
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Phila
Omaha
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Tulsa
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Pittchurch
Baseball matchups listed for National League games
No games scheduled. Washington at St. Louis. Roston at Cleveland. New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Chicago. St. Louis at Roston, Cincinnati at Philadelphias. Chicagogo at Prooklyn. DPittschurch at New York. Kansas City at Toledo. Milwaukee at Columbus. St. Paul at Indianapolis. Minnetapolis at Louisville.
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St Paul
Columbue
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Aity
St. Louis
Roston
Cincinnati
Chicagogo
Dpittschurch
New York
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minnetapolis
Storm Lake Post Wins Legion Meet
Storm Lake post racked up 55 points to win the American Legion track and field meet at the Fairgrounds during the Diamond Jubilee. LeMars was runner up with 24 points, Yankton third with 12.34, Correctionville 11, Akron 3. Irvan of Morningside College led individuals with 13 points as Sioux City unattached entries contributed notable scores.
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American Legion
Fairgrounds
LeMars
Yankton
Correctionville
Akron
Irvan
Morningside College
Sioux City
I-Yward
Taylor
Wlankinson
McClure
Bouck
Storm Lake
Bryan
Raures
Wemby
le Mars
Lennon
Hiiles
Barret
Hartzell
Everbrook
Green
Groth
Evans
Steffen
laMars
Coleman
Warden
Brucher
Wenig
Adamson
Hills
Cross
Dbraveman
Tine
Proyan
Hlunter
Colson
Rollins
Wiles
Swansen
Horseshoe Pitchers Conclude Stamond Jubilee Finals
Finals in the Stamond Jubilee horse shoe pitching tournament were to be played today. J. H. Howe of Sioux City leads with 49 points, while L. Hitzmean of Akron Ia is second with 465 shoes. Patt Mossman of Eldora defeated Frank Jackson of Kellerton Ia in three exhibition games yesterday by 51 39 50 63 and 60 43 and was to play again at 2 PM.
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Sioux City
L. (. Hitzmean
Akron
Patt Mossman
Boy Wonder
Eldora
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
Legion Races Carnival to Run July Fourth Weekend
A three day horse racing carnival will be held in Sioux City July 4 to 6 under the American Legion. About 200 horses from Omaha are expected for a $5,000 purse. Monahan post band will perform. fireworks mark the 4th. N. J. Bonin of the Nebraska state racing board serves as official starter with other officials named.
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Sioux City
The
American Legion
Harry E. Harbech
Monahan Post Band
Omaha
N. J. Bonin
Nebraska State Racing Board
W. J. Bonner
Speed
Don V. Moore
George Thompson
Summer School Opens at Shenandoah State Teachers College
Summer session began in Shenandoah Iowa with enrollment over 236 students and more expected to register by week’s end.
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Shenandoah
State Teachers College
Yanks Blank Browns 5-0 as Hoyt Triumphs in Series Opener
Waite Hoyt pitched a five to zero shutout over St. Louis before 20,000 fans in the series final. George Sisler received a 1922 MVP certificate after the game. Meusel and Johnson hit two-base hits and a home run for New York while Meusel and Pipp stole bases. Errors by Pipp Scott Robertson and Gerber marred the game.
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Davis
Truett
Pipp
Scott
Robertson
Gerber
New York
Ct Louis
Meusel
Johnson
Jacobson
Hexst
Sister
Sitsler
St. Louis
Balla
Hoyt
Pruett
Vangilder
Evans
Nastin
Bennett
Witt
Ro'son
Na Dugan
Ruth Lif
Will
Jac’son
Jo’son
Millan
M’ally
Phillies Rally Past Detroit For 6 4 Victory In Ninth
Detroit hosted Philadelphia as the Phillies erased a deficit in the ninth to win 6 4. Typos aside, Philadelphia produced timely hits and errors by Detroit helped seal the comeback with Harris the winning pitcher.
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Veords
Preesler
Perse
Pratt
Trolloway
Philadelphia
Iver
Tisuser
Breseler
Winco
Rhonda
Simmons
Cobb
Rigney
Harris
Tauser
Honey
Blye
Detroit
Yotloway
Histris
Beumgaartner
Perkins
Bassler
Sisler Honored MVP as Browns Fall to Yankees 5–0
George Sisler received a diploma and was celebrated as the American League's 1922 MVP in St. Louis. The Browns were shut out 5–0 by Waite Hoyt and slipped into a tie for first place as the Yankees won.
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St. Louis
Browns
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
Pirates
Giants
Falk
White Sox
Red Sox
Chicago
Dodgers
Reuther
Larry Gardner
Indians
Washington
Philly
Reds
Ihiladelphia
Jesse Barnes
Braves
A's
Detroit
Cardinals End Stay With Postponed Contest At Mizzou Park
The Cardinals closed their home stretch with a rain delayed game against the Sioux Falls Canaries at Mizzou Park, postponed from opening day. They head to Norfolk for the road trip opening. Sioux City moved up on Grand Island with two wins, 8-5 and 6-2, as punishing hits keyed both victories. Krick pitched well for Grand Island until the fifth. Akers worked the full game for Sioux City allowing seven hits. The Cards led early in the second game and held on as Harkins scattered 10 Islander hits.
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Sioux Falls Canaries
Mizzou Park
Norfolk
Sioux City
Grand Island
Krick
Whitcomb
Akers
Harkins
Islanders
Beatrice Beats Hastings 10-0 Behind Wright Pitching
Dinah Wright pitched airtight ball as Beatrice shells Hastings 10 to 0. Hostetter struggled to throw strikes and Leatrict was shutout. Beatrice added two five run rallies. Game notes show score by innings and battery details.
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Neb
Dinah Wright
Hostetter
Rhe Beatrice
Bastings
Unger
Wright
Stout
Indians Beat Washington 4-3 for Fourth Straight Win
In Cleveland June 11 Gardner and Uhle delivered an eighth inning run to turn a 3-3 tie into a 4-3 Indians victory over Washington. The game featured two hits by Myatt and key defensive plays including a double play and late substitutions for Cleveland. Marberry suffered the loss after nine-inning effort with Zachary pitching briefly.
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Gardner
Uhle
Indians
Washington
Burns
Smith
McNulty
Ours
Harris
Goslin
Shirley
J. Sewell
Myatt
Matthews
Marberry
Hildebrand, Lowland and
Ormsby
Falk's 13th inning homer lifts White Sox past Red Sox
In Chicago, Falk hit a decisive 13th inning home run as the White Sox beat the Red Sox 3 to 2. The game featured a tense pitchers' duel with late scoring by Chicago and key substitutions noted, including Lee's error and several pinch hitters.
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SOX
Chicago
White Sox
Red Sox
Q'Neil
Schalk
Cvengros
Lee
Boston
Collins
Archdeacon
Wamby
Hooper
Sheely
Kamm
Crouse
Piercy
Kam
Mpires
Conn
Sioux Falls Splits Doubleheader With Norfolk Thrillers
Sioux Falls Canaries beat Norfolk 4 to 3 in 10 innings and 6 to 4 in the second game to pull within reach of Grand Island in second place. Key moments include a long first game and late-inning scoring, with pitchers Hyland Clark Beck Snow for Norfolk and Lane Clark Freeman for Sioux Falls. Grand Island edged Sioux City 5 to 3 as Bourman Boal homered for the visitors.
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Norfolk
Canaries
Grand Island
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Snow
Lane and Clark
Freeman and Snow
Pirates Rally to Beat Giants in Tight Display
New York, June 11 Pirates rallied for five runs after two and defeated the Giants. Bentley left after eight. Jonnard J Mann followed with a strong relief appearance. Final totals show Pittsburgh 6 and New York 5 with errors by Cuyler and Young. Frisch and Mueller key for Pittsburgh.
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Bentley
Jonnarid J. Mann
Grimm
Yde
tRan
Snyder
Jonnardbeig
Cuyler
Young
Pittsburgh
Mueller
Bentsel
Frisch
Fria
Jackson
Terry
York
Barnes
Mer
Stone
Jonni Krenz
Kremer
Morrison
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Tagler
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Mu'Her
Wright
Sou'rthee Cuyler
Wilson
Ma'lle
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Jn Bom
Barnhart
Garoh Ab
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G. Snyder
Schmildt
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Dodgers Rebuild Through Cubs 4 2 Still Behind Series
Brooklyn rallies to edge Chicago 4 to 2 as Ruether allows two runs over seven innings. Keen Pie and Blake see action, with Johnston error noted and three extra-base hits by High Griffin and Cottston contributing. Chicago 8 Brooklyn 7 on scattered balls and pitching notes.
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Blake
Pierce
Johnston
Ctmicaro
Brooklyn
Griffith
Eea Oener
Cottston
Fournier
Chicago
Ruether
Hartnett
Kee
Agee Quigley
Efi
ST. Louis
Boston
Phillies edge Reds 4 to 2 in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati 4 飞艇Philadelphia 7 in a game with Donohue taking the loss after Glazner and Carlson split pitching duties. Kritz and Donohue homered for the Phillies, Williams and Harper had multi hit efforts, and Bressler added two runs batted in.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Donohue
Bress
Mokan
Pressler
Caveney
Bressler
Sand
Holke
Cinnati
Hyphue
Piter
Klemani
Boston Beats St Louis 6 to 5 in Braves Win
June 11 Boston scores six in a 6 to 5 win over St Louis. McInnis exits in the fifth after a bat injury. Felic and Sperber contribute with hits including a two base hit by Felix and a Sacrifice by Sperber. Double plays aid Boston while Barnes faces St Louis hitters.
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Braves
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Sperber
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Hornsby
Bancroft
Innis
Freigau
Cooney
Botton
Ofrf
Beetle from Ancient Egyptian mummy found perfectly preserved
Archaeologists uncovered a beetle dating thousands of years inside the wrappings of a mummy in Egypt. The fossilized insect remains are remarkably intact and offer insights into ancient burial practices.
Villa Defeats Taylor For Flyweight Title
New York report says Pancho Villa, world flyweight champion, decisively defeated Bud Taylor of Terre Haute in 15 rounds at Henderson’s theater last night. The title was not at stake.
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Taylor
New York
Pancho Vilm
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute Banetam
Henderson
Obituary fragment notes survivors and location
A fragmentary obituary mentions Jandt of Stony Brook Des Moines area with survivors and a referenced Des Moines or nearby location. The readable lines hint at a memorial context and family mentions but lack full details or dates.
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Des Mayrey
Surviy Wiliant
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