Sioux City Cards Return Home for Canaries Series Opener
The Sioux City Cardinals return from a poor road trip to face the Sioux Falls Canaries in a four game home series starting tomorrow with a doubleheader Sunday. lineup changes include Benson at short and Hoetker pitching, plus Kelsey back in left field. President Segrist noted fan events and seat sales, with Rickey bringing the full squad except one pitcher to Chicago for the series opener.
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Major Clubs Begin Sectional Series
New York June 19 The American league schedule shifts east as the Western invasion in the National League nears its end. The Yankees cling to a slim lead, while the Giants improve their average against the Cardinals. Hornsby leads NL batting at .393 as Archdeacon Cobb Jamieson Ruth and McNulty exceed Heilmann in AL batting.
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Single G the King of All Pacers Heads for Grand Circuit
Cleveland, O June 19 A champion without a crown is the fate of Single G 1 68 percent greatest pacer of all times but without a title He will race this season on the Grand Circuit and in matches with Margaret Dillon and Sir Roch The 14 year old foal of 1910 has raced since 1912 and still shows old time speed Though no major records belong to him he has paced the fastest third heat and a noted three heat race Still he is praised for meritorious performances and the potential to win substantial purses for his connections
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Taking a Beating and the Psychology of Defeat
A major league manager discusses how teams must learn to endure defeats. He argues that embracing beatings as part of the game, while maintaining fighting spirit, builds resilience and prevents discouragement. The best clubs lose many games. what matters is recovery and tenacity.
Beating and Its Aftermath in a Changed Life
A harsh beating marks more than a game as the lasting burden is the upkeep the brooding and the low mood that follow. The citizen learns punishment shapes an existence filled with discouragement and strain.
U S Net Stars Lose Tennis Cup to Britain
Britains women claim the Wightman Cup from the United States as Helen Wills and partners fall in straight sets to Miss McKane in the opening singles and doubles. Corat Unitas wins all three matches yesterday, signaling Britain’s early advantage in the competition.
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Chicago Wins Big Ten Golf Meet At Glaytergate Club
Chicago golfers captured the team championship at the Big Ten meet held at the Glytergate club. Michigan placed second and Illinois third, with Wisconsin Northwestern and Iowa also represented. Kenneth Hisért led the Maroons with a 7&80 158, Windette 161, and Captain Miller 171.
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Quinto Romero Defeats Joe Steessel In New York Bout
Chilean heavyweight champion Quinto Romero won a 10 round decision over former amateur champ Joe Steessel at the New York velodrome. The card also noted Sammy Mandell of Rockford Ills and a Brooklyn bout with Eddie Wagner context and a postponed Omaha welterweight matchup between Tillie Herman and Morrie Schlasfer set for June 24.
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Alabama Stars Rise In Major League Talent Race
The Alabama delegation shines as colleges supply top players. Holy Cross and Georgetown once led, but Alabama now leads. Boone, a standout end and hitter, boosts the Red Sox while Cobb Speaker Hornsby and others bolster southern strength in baseball's talent pool. Riggs Stevenson and ingard also noted among rising stars.
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Slicing out of bounds Guffer remarked with neat sounds
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Baseball Scores From Tri-State Western and Major Leagues
Results by league including Tri-State wins for Hastings Grand Island Sioux City Sioux Falls and Norfolk. Western League scores for St Joseph Tulsa Oklahoma City Denver Des Moines Lincoln Wichita Omaha. American League tallies Washington Chicago Cleveland New York Detroit Boston St Louis Philadelphia. National League Chicago Cincinnati New York St Louis Pittsburgh Boston Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Columbus St Paul.
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Sports matchups list for regional games
Sioux City plays Hastings and Sioux Falls faces Norfolk. Beatrice meets Grand Island while Tusa contests St Ia. Oklahoma City challenges Ichita and Omaha travels to Denver. Des Moines visits Lincoln and Chicago battles St Louis. Cleveland sues Detroit and Cincinnati welcomes Brooklyn. Sincano faces Philadelphia and New York meets Boston. American Association game Minneapolis at Toledo. Si Faul plays Columbus. Milwaukee vs Indiana and Samtas City vs Louisville.
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Hall and Zalice Set For Cudahy Show Saturday
Roscoe Hall of Des Moines meets Milwaukee’s Jack Zalice in the Cudahy Athletic club card at the plant’s recreational hall Saturday night. Hall arrives in Sioux City tomorrow and says he is in best shape in a year to even the score. Zalice, debuting in Sioux City, hails from Massachusetts and previously beat Ned Hudkins twice in Nebraska.
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Indians Rally In Ninth Beat Yankees 6 0 Final Game
Cleveland June 19 Sewell delivered a two out single in the ninth to score Speaker and push the Indians past the Yankees 6 to 5 in the final game of the series. The contest featured free hitting as every player on both teams had at least one hit except Hoyt and Bush the Yankee pitchers.
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New York Stars Rally To Beat Cardinals 3 1
New York wins a three game streak by defeating Cleveland 3 1 as pitcher Dean, a Giant recruit, holds the club to four hits. The game features errors by Sewell and Ellerbe, late runs, and a notable pass by Connie Mack remarks.
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Mack's Error Released by Athletics
This lad stars for Washington as the Athletics release him after a period of consideration. The move shifts depth in the squad and opens room for a fresh start. Washington seeks to leverage his potential in upcoming games.
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Detroit Sweeps Four-Game Series As 5 3 Victory Over Loston
Detroit defeats Loston 5 to 3 to complete a four game sweep. Pitcher Murray exits early after being struck by a batted ball. Strong hitting from Veach Fothergill Rigney and Jones, with Rugney driving in runs. Umpires Ormsby and Evans worked the game lasting 2 05.
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Williams homers as St Louis shuts out Philadelphia 5–0
St Louis swept the series by blanking Philadelphia 5–0. Ken Williams hit his 12th homer of the season as Rommel took the loss after giving up eight hits in seven innings. St Louis and Philadelphia combined for eight hits apiece with Williams driving in a run and other miscues and fielding plays noted.
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Washington Beats White Sox In Ninth In Final Game
Washington rallied to win 5 to 4 over Chicago in the ninth inning. Leverette and Barrett were used as bats, and errors by Shirley Mogridge Leverette contributed to the White Sox loss in Chicago.
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Olympic week woes and Finns teased in sprint mix
A jumbled line notes beating the Finns over a 1 000 meter distance to 15 008 meters and prompts laughter at Olympic week. The fragment hints at competition pacing before the events, with a light tone about Finland’s reactions.
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The Arrival of Senor Firpé Hits The Ring
Boxing fans look forward to Senor Firpé's arrival while hundreds of cows face upheaval as the scene unfolds. The piece hints at a clash of spectacle and disruption, with local interests caught in the wake of the event.
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Cards Win Climb in League Race
Sioux City took the final game of the series 5 to 1 at Hastings to move ahead in the league standings. Ellis delivered a bases loaded single in the third for the lead, backed by McDermott’s homer and two singles. Harkins pitched tightly, sealing the win while Walters struggled with control. Errors hurt Hastings as Sioux City built the margin.
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Beatrice shuts out Grand Island in baseball game
Beatrice defeated Grand Island 2 to 0 as Grand Island failed to hit with runners on base. Score by innings shows Beatrice with a run in the fifth and another in the ninth, while Grand Island tallied none. Batteries were Prejean Unger for Beatrice and Maples Kranainger for Grand Island.
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Zweifel Draws First Loss With Norfolk Debut
In Norfolk Nebraska on June 19 Zweifel a left hander from the Peoria Three I league struggled behind poor support and lost his first start for Norfolk to Sioux Falls 7 to 5. Batteries Uirigg Beck and Snrow. Zweiful and Clark pitched for the teams.
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Wayland Dean Shuts Cards and Grounds Giants With Home Run
Yesterday Wayland Dean of Louisville impressed as he pitched against the Cards, held them to four hits, and hit a home run to win 8 to 1. The Indians rallied to take the Yankees 6 to 5 in a high scoring finish. Cincinnati beat the Dodgers 2 to 1 behind strong pitching by Dona hue. Detroit swept the Red Sox 5 to 3, gaining on the pennant leaders. The Senators beat the White Sox 2 to 0 on Williams power and strong pitching. The Browns swept the A’s 5 to 0, and Pittsburgh edged the Braves 4 to 3 in a late rally.
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Phillies Fall to Cubs in 9-2 Loss in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 19 the Phillies were routed by the Cubs 9 to 2. Chicago rapped 16 hits led by Grantham and Cotter with multiple safeties, while Aldridge pitched well for the Cubs and Betts took the loss for Philadelphia. Errors and timely hitting capped a decisive Chicago victory in 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Doak's Brooklyn debut in loss to Reds 2–1 in pitchers' duel
Brooklyn starter Bill Doak pitched well in his first game for Brooklyn but took the loss as Cincinnati edged the Dodgers 2 to 1. Roush and Bresnahan delivered the offense for Cincinnati while Olson and Duncan contributed for Brooklyn in a tight early-season nod.
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Boston Beats Rost and Pittsburgh Triumphs 4 3
In a Boston and Pittsburgh clash Yde held Rost to seven hits as Pittsburgh won 4 to 3. The box lists Carey and Cuyler among Pittsburgh’s leaders, while Ban worth and Maranville sparked Boston. Errors and defensive plays shaped the late innings, with Benton pitching for Boston and O’Neill and McInnis influencing late substitutions.
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Mind on the Ball Keeps Focus, Says Coach
Advice urges players to fix attention on the ball to stay sharp. Emphasizes maintaining concentration despite distractions and the difficulty of blocking out unrelated thoughts during play.
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