Mores to Meet Tillman on July 3 Card
Eddie Mores of Sioux City has signed to meet Johnny Tillman in the semi windup of the Curry McArthur holiday card on July 3. Promoter Brislane cautions the semi windup remains unsettled while the main event appears likely to proceed.
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Mores
Tillman
Eddie Mores
Sioux City
Johnny Tillman
Twin City
Connie Curry
Earl McArthur
Sarna Slotsky
Maneger
Chicero
Tom Bristine
Gean
Despie
Ray Alvis
Cures
Abe Goldstein
Ty & Cms
McArthur
Brislane
Ee Curtiss
Alvis
Bris Jane
Goldstein
Curry
White Goldstein
Michigan
Indiana coach Les Mann resigns amid pressure from trustees
Les Mann resigns as Indiana University baseball and basketball coach after a report of failing to secure a successful baseball season. His basketball team finished tied for second in the Big Ten, while speculation cites tensions with the trustees as a key factor.
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Les Mann
Indiana
Hriomaaen
Bus
Fainee
Menn
Yale Crew Sails for Olympic Games
Yale varsity eight sailed for Europe aboard the White Star liner for Olympic nautical events on the Seine. Yale defeated Harvard by three lengths in a Thames exhibition, a hollow victory with Towne cited as a key factor in the win.
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New York
Jtuné
Vieters
Thames
Yale
Varsity
Europe
White Star
Seine
Warviard
Towne Cations
Fights and Fighters Stir July Card Across Aurora Cards
Boxing action heats up with July 3 and July 4 schedules in Aurora. Rarmy Greb and Young Stribling prep for July 4 while Bud Taylor Terre Howe and Joe Burman join July 3 bouts. A 48 round card tops the night with Anderson, Moline, and Butch headlining. Paul Berlenbach extends knockout streak at Brook Inn, Jaffe falls in the seventh. Leonard eyed Welterweight title shot against Mickey Walker, with winner meeting Dave Shade.
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Aurova
Rarmy Greb Aml
Joe 29
Rust Chivaze
Bud Taylor
Terre Howe
Joe Burman
Chicago
Jocky Smith
New York
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Frank Garcia
Membes
Addie Shea
Aurora
Eddie Anderson
Moline
George Butch
St. Louis
Paul Berlenbach
Brook Inn
K. O. Jaffe
Jaffe
Berlenbach
Benny Leonard
State Boxing Commission
Mickey Walker
Leonard
Dave Shade
Campbell to Start for Cardinals in Monday Pitching Duel
Arch Campbell, who hurled a near perfect outing yesterday, is slated to start against the Sioux Falls Cardinals Monday as the St. Louis team aims to study future major league prospects. The game featured Campbell holding Sioux Falls scoreless with six reach bases, five in walks and a miscue, with the Cards scoring in the fourth, fifth, and sixth to win 3-0. The series resumes in the afternoon with a second game and a doubleheader planned for tomorrow.
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Arch Campbell
Sioux
Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals
Inder
Branch Ricker
St. Louis
Campbell
Diesciitz
Schultz
Canaries
Grand Island beats Hastings 6 to 5 in opening game
Hastings game at Hastings Nebraska on June 21 sees Grand Island win 6 to 5 over Hastings. Nettle pitched his first Cubs outing but weakened in the eighth inning.
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Hastings
Grand Island
Nettle
Cubs
Dobie Suggests Letter Stand For Class Work Too
Billy Evans notes rising worry over college athletes classroom standing while star players bring prestige and publicity. Gil Dobie proposes that varsity letters reflect both grades and sports, awarding letters only to students who finish the year with passing academic results.
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Gil Dobie
Cornell
Dobie
Grand Island rally clinches win as visitors seize contest
Visitors push five runs across to secure victory in a tense matchup. Scoreline shows Grand Island's offense breaking through late, with reliables Shupe Lucbbe and Reck contributing to the decisive burst. E for errors varies as teams exchange lead.
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R. HH. E
Grand Island
Shupe and
Lucbbe
Nttle, Reck and
Stout
Western League standings snippet with team records
The fragment lists teams such as MaMaert Ari-State, Beatrice, Norfolk, City, Falls, Hastings and Western League standings. It shows games played and winning percentages like 24 616 and 16 19 .457 for MaMaert Ari-State and others, reflecting a historical box score style.
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Beatrice
Norfolk
G. Island
City
Scores from Tri State and Baseball Leagues
Tri State results list Sioux City 6 Sioux Falls 0 and Grand Island 6 Hastings 5 while Denver 6 Pes Moines 5 Oklahoma City blank and Tulsa 3 Omaha Lincoln with rain. In the American League Cleveland 11 Detroit 9 Philadelphia 2 Washington 1. National League Etaheren 9 Cincinnati 4 New York 6 Boston 1 Philadelphia 10 Brooklyn 3. American Association Milwaukee 11 Indianapolis 3 Columbus 4 St Paul 3 Toledo 3 Minneapolis 2 Louisville 4 Kansas City 3.
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Tri-State
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Grand Island
Hastings
Etaheren
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
GAMES TODAY ACROSS REGIONS AND CITIES
Norfolk plays Sioux City while Grand Island meets Beatrice and Sioux Falls faces Hastings. Other matchups include St Joseph hosting Oklahoma City and Wichita at Tulsa. Lincoln visits Des Moines Denver goes to Omaha. Detroit versus St Louis and Cleveland against Chicago. Penn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston. Pittsburgh versus one. New York at Brook a Boston at Philadelph St Paul at Toledo. Minneapolis at Columbus. Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville.
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Western League
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Tulsa
Lincoln
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
U S Player Wins British Net Meet at Roehampton
Marion Z. Jessup of the United States won the Roehampton invitation tennis final in Roehampton England defeating Miss Harvey of England 6 1 4 6 6 1. The match concluded June 21 with Jessup securing the title in three sets.
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U. S
Roehampton
Eng
Marion Z. Jessup
United States
Miss Harvey
England
Harness show aids Disabled Drivers at state fair grounds
A harness racing program with four events is set for the state fair grounds track this afternoon to benefit the Disabled Drivers' association. Competitors are horses with strong spring training showing good form.
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Des Moines
State Fair Grounds
Iowa City
Iowa University
St. Joseph
Crawford
Dauber
Davie
Klindt
Glidden
Roberts
Lowell Phelps
Boxing Card Features Four Rounders and Ten Round Showdowns
Joe Walcott meets Kid Milky in a four round flyweight bout 118 pounds. John Bird faces Kid Roberts in a four round contest at 110 pounds. George Atwood faces Albert Motley in a four round 110 pound match. Kid Worley battles Buster Brown in a ten round 126 pound bout. Roscoe Hall draws Jack Zalice in a ten round 135 pound clash.
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Joe Walcott
Kid Milky
John Bird
Kid Roberts
George Atwood
Albert Motley
Kid Worley
Buster Brown
Roscoe Hall
Jack Zalice
Hall and Alice Lead Big Iowa Bout at Cudahy Club
Roscoe Hall the Iowa light weight champion and Jack Alice of Milwaukee headline the Cudahy Athletic Club card at Recreational Hall tonight. Hall seeks to avenge a recent Des Moines defeat as he faces Zalice. The semi final features Kid Worley versus Buster Brown with two more four round bouts including Joe Walcott versus Kid Milky, Johnny Bird versus Kid Roberts, and George Atwood versus Albert Motley, with Curley Ulrich refereeing.
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Roscoe Hall
Iowa
Jack Alice
Milwaukee
Cudahy
Recreational Hall
Toay
Hall
Sioux City
Zalice
Des Moines
Wesley Hall
Kid Worley
Nebraska
Buster Brown
St. Joseph
Brown
Corer
Worfey
Donnie Dean
Harold Plute
Joe Walcott
Kid Milky
Johnny Bird
Two 1917 Marriages Reach Divorce Court
Helen Banker sues Harrison Banker for cruel and inhuman treatment alleging a marriage July August 1917 and separation in March 1924 with one child. Oliver J. Torgerson sues Littgie Torgerson for infidelity in a July 3 1917 marriage that ended March 10 1924 with no children.
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Fate
Woodbury County
Helen Banker
Harrison Banker
Oliver J. Torgerson
Littgjie
Torgerson
Spencer Bombarded by Big Hailstones
Spencer Nebraska reports a severe hailstorm about 5 15 pm damaging windows across the town and nearby areas. Twenty four windows shattered at the school and many panes broken in homes while hailstones described as the largest seen by locals ranged from hen egg to ten inch circumference.
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Wwe Spencer
Neb
Spencer
There Are Times to Quit in Preparation for Another Start
A compact reflection on recognizing when to cease current efforts to reset and begin anew. It suggests prudence in timing decisions for future opportunities and growth.
Giants Hammer Lou North for 6-0 Win Over Braves
In Boston on June 21 Lou North struggled in his first start for Boston after a Cardinals waiver, as the Giants routed the Braves 6 to 0. Watson allowed six hits in six innings, with New York collecting two doubles and Meusel among the batters hit.
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Giants
Lou North
Braves
Boston
Cardinals
Watson
North
New York
McInnis
Yeavein
Lucas
Yeergin
Gowdy
Meusel
Quigley, Pfirman
O'Day
Young
Tan'off
A Friseh
Yoweller
Wil'n
Wilson
R Kelly
i'Innis
Jerney
Jac’son
Tengel
Groh
Ad'ett Ab
Neil
Smith
Earsin
Gibson
Weas
Pittsburgh Defeats Cincinnati In Slugfest 14-4
In Pittsburgh on June 21 the Pirates outslugged the Reds 14 to 4. Kremer earned the win with 7 innings of solid work while Morrison, Rixey, and Mays were roughed up early. Key hits included two base hits by Walker Mays Grimm Wright and Bohne. Pinelli Maya Wright and Wright made fielding errors for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Rixey
Morrison
Rieggs
Pinelli
Maya
Wright
Walker
Mays
Grimm
Critz
Bohne
Cuyler
Schmidt
Lavys
Ageney
Bressler
Phillies Rout Dodgers 10 1 as Carlson struggles early
Brooklyn falls behind after High leads off with a triple and score on a wild pitch. Carlson settles in but Philadelphia dominates, scoring 10 runs. Key plays include Mokan's homer and a two base hit by Sand. Greene and Ruether combine for the mound effort, while errors by High Brown and Greene dot the field.
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Brooklyn
Carlson
Dodgers
Phillies
Decatur
Rastes
Greene
Brown
Philadelphia
Mokan
Holke
Ruether
Klem
Wilson
Sand
Aigh
Schultz
Rf O
Olson
Harper
Wheat
Will'hs
Ou'ler
Stock
Ford
Cf Holke
Taylor
Tur
Freene
Klug
Midland Packing suit ends with return of stock funds
Judge Miles W. Newby ruled that defunct Midland Packing return 2500 dollars to A H Schelm who bought 100 shares of preferred stock through fraud by agents E M Hilton and H W Overgaard. Schelm also gets back a 7500 dollar note. The suit filed April 1920 claims agents delivered funds improperly. The company admitted fraud but said agents failed to remit money to the treasury.
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Miles W. Newby
Midland Packing Company
A. H. Schelm
Charter Oak, Jr
Schelm
E. M. Hilton
H. W. Overgaard
Trinity College Expands Work With Diocese Support
Bishop Heelan of the Sioux City diocese announces parishes will contribute 10 000 dollars annually to Trinity College. The college, once run by the Franciscan order in Pennsylvania, will join the diocese to raise its standing. Next fall a broader curriculum and larger faculty will be added, strengthening both athletics and academics.
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Heelan
Sioux City
Catholic Church
Trinity College
Pennsylvania
Nobody Else Cares How Tough Your Breaks Were
A concise reflection on personal resilience, noting that external sympathy rarely follows hardship. The speaker emphasizes self reliance and grit over public pity.
In the act of indulging in self-pity
A fragmentary line appears to reflect on self indulgence and emotional stance in a reflective, possibly poetic snippet. The text hints at an inner struggle or mood but lacks clear events or names. The passage reads as a personal vignette focused on mood and introspection.
Feats and figures mix in sport and culture debate
A broad column argues sport may overshadow art and science while noting ancient Greece fused athletics with religion. It discusses Jimmy Wilde, Ted Moore, Harry Greb, Jackson Scholz, Charley Paddock, Bowan, Dazzy Vance, Zack Wheat, Jack Fournier, and boxing figures Spalla Tunney and Babe Ruth in a panoramic snapshot of sports and broader culture.
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Greece
Gree
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Vhidias
Homer
Pericles
Demosthenes
Luripides
Nenophon
Vando Villa
Jimmy Wilde
England
Ted Moore
Harry Greb
Greb
Moore
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Zack Wheat
Jack Fournier
Vance
Walter Johnson
Wheat
Hornsby
Fournier
Ruth
Robby
Veterans Prove Stamina In Prolonged Matches
The piece praises aging athletes Hannes Kohlemainen and Clarence Demar both well over 30 as examples of endurance in long events. It notes their stamina is remarkable while contrasting with a 51 year old Zbyszko capable of two and a half hours of wrestling without extra effort.
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Hannes Kohlemainen
Clarence Demar
Zbyszko
Gladiator crowned with raspberry blossoms thrills crowds
Jimmy De Forrest is described as a hard assignment to crack. Wills, though slipping, will be a bigger card than expected. When big names are hoisted, the populace will travel far to see the noted gladiator crowned with a wreath of wild raspberry blossoms.
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Jimmy de Forrest
Wills
Tunney Returns to Ring with Hopes for Improvement
Gene Tunney enters a slate of at least two bouts with confidence and a promise of greater aggression. Report notes his past injuries and his abilities to box and punch, suggesting a notable improvement over last year.
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Gene Tunney
Gene
Talon
Tunney
Johnny Dundee Beaten In Tit O With Sullivan
New York reports Johnny Dundee lost a ten round title bout to Sullivan in Brooklyn at the Nous A.C. The veteran Dundee showed craft to avoid a knockout but failed to land clear blows as Sullivan pressed the pace. Referee Jack Van and Tiny observed a one sided contest with Dundee tiring late.
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New York
J. Ny
Dundee
Johnny Iby
Sullivan
Lyn
Nous A.C. Brooklyn
Johnny
Jack van
Tiny
Tina
Indians Outslug Tigers to Win 11-4
Cleveland defeats Detroit 11 to 4 in a free hitting game as 33 players were used by both clubs. Key moments include two base hits by Speaker Burns and Jameson, a three base hit by Ellerbe, and multiple substitutions through the late innings. Coveleskie allowed five runs in five innings while Shaute and Ludolph also pitched for Detroit.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
Cobb
Coveleskie
Fewster
Summa
Burke
Manion
Ludolph
Oes
Speaker
Burns
Jameson
Fothergill
Ellerbe
Rigney
Myatt
Haney
Smith
Shaute
Stoner
Pillette
Whitehill
bKy Ludolph
Coveles Ite
Washington Defeats Athletics in Opener 8 to 2
Washington tops Philadelphia 8 to 2 in the sees opener as Pex Kinpaugh and Bluege drive in key runs in the 12th inning. Matthews, Hindab, Peck and Shirley contribute multis with Bishop and Welch offering strong support in the outfield and infield.
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Philadelphia
Pex Kinpaugh
Bluege
Washington
Athletics
Philadelfthhi
J Bishop
Jj Hindab
Harris
Goslin
Welch
Ruele
Sim’ons
Peck
Perkins
Shirley
Strand
Galay
Judge
Naylorp
Russell
Martina
Mar'ry
Naylor
Heimach
Trors
Galloway
Rhonda
Matthews
Hash Ruel
Bishop
Rice
Philadelhill
Zahniser
Mach
Het
Scoreboard yesterday as Peckinpaugh leads Washington to win
In a dramatic 12th inning, Peckinpaugh delivered a double to drive Washington past the Mackmen 3 to Lightnin John Watson starred for the Braves but the Clan won easily 6 to 1. Pep Young collected four hits as Indians toppled Detroit 11 to 9. The Phillies showed spirit while Brooklyn was hammered 10 to 1. Wright of the Pirates homered and doubled as Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 9 to 4.
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Peckinpaugh
Senators
Washington
Mackmen
Lightnin
John Watson
Braves
Clan
Pep” Young
Indians
Detroit
Phillies
Brooklyn
Wright
Pittsburgh Clan
Ea Fy
Cincinnati
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