Kelsey Brothers Leave Team for Semi Pro Star Run
The text reports Kelsey brothers departing a team to join semi pro ranks amid a chaotic game account. It details pitching and batting highlights, including McDermott and Peters in Sioux Falls and Sioux City, with mixed notes on fielding and lineups. The fragmentary report cites crowd reaction, infield play, and umpire calls during a seven inning contest with pivotal plays and late-game shifts.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Giendin
Teo
Eilis
Schultz
Lee Pohl Defined as Major League Prospect by Browns Scout
Lee Pohl, hailed as the most talked about prospect, took over a last place club in 1923 and led a surprising charge against the Yankees and Red Sox. Dudley, born in Denver in 1900, joined the Browns system in 1919 and has played multiple infield positions in spring camp, with praise from Fohl and judges as a true ball player. He led the Third Western League with 859 chances handled and batted .310 in 161 games last season.
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Lee Pohl
Holf
Yankees
Sox
Jenee
Fohl
Lee
Dudley
Denver
Colo
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Columbus
Chattanooga
Tulsa
Elkhorns and Blues split twin bill in Norfolk game
Norfolk Nebraska June 2 after Elkhorns beat Rice 8 6 in a doubleheader opener the Blues bounced back to win 2 1 in the second game both clubs used two pitchers to slow the heavy hitting RHE Beatrice Hostetter and Unger with Lane and Clark credited in the opener Grand Island Nebraska June 23 Grand Island pounded Wright for a 4 4 draw in a separate opener as the score line shows a mixed result page notes further game details
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Elkhorns
BLUES
Bill Norfolk
Neb
Beatrice
Rhe Beatrice
Hostetter
Unger
Lane
Clark
Grand Island, Neb
Grand Island
Wright
Goa
Baseball scoreboard highlights and player notes
The Phillies beat the Robins 7 to 6 while the Indians defeated the Tigers in a hard fought game. The Red Sox won 6 to 2 as Stee Holke made a leaping catch and Zack Taylor delivered a key two out bases loaded double. The Reds moved back to first division with a 9 to 4 victory over Pittsburgh and the White Sox beat the Browns 6 to 4 amid suspensions for manager George Sisler and catcher Collins.
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Tangy Red Sox
Simn
Red Sox
Stee Holke
Zack ‘Taylor
Phillies
Robins
Indians
Tigers
Detroit
Browns
White Sox
St. Louis
Chicago
Ray Kolp
Hooper
Sheelv
Halkh
Bait Kamm
Barretinss
Srousec
Tan
Wingard
Lyons
AcMans
Gnieage
Sheely
Manus
Barrett
Falk
Collins
McMillan
Jacobson ShayMshittan
Sheely Kanna
McManus
McMillen
Help
Ingard
Shang Eaning
Howland
Holesnd Nailin
High jumper breaks Olympic record in running event
Leroy Brown, clubmate of Scholz, surpasses the Olympic running high jump record with a leap of 6 feet 6 and a half inches, marking a standout performance at the meet.
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Leroy Brown
Scholz
George Hill Emerges As Olympic Hope From Penn State
George Hill of Penn State travels with the American Olympic team to France, counted among the country's top hopes in the 100 and 200 meters. Described as an educational athlete, Hill began his athletic career with promise and now faces the world stage.
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France
George Hill
Benn State
Hill
Reds Pound Three Pitchers in 9 4 Victory at Cincinnati
Cincinnati climbs to first division by beating Pittsburgh 9 to 4 as Grimm clears the bases with a fourth inning triple. Pirates miscue and steady hits propel the Reds while Ye and Morrison toil for the pitching. Philadelphia edges Brooklyn 7 6 in a loose game with Fournier homering for the Phils.
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Grimm
Reds
Pirates
Moore
Djaurns
Spitsbrurgh
HO ‘Tworbase
Hargrave
Boley
Petieney Rouse
Bier
Double Jay
Morrigon
Donahue
Carey
Yie
Morrizon
Benton
Los Ing
PHILS
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Fournier
Cleveland's Odd Victory Over Detroit 7 5
Detroit led early as Cleveland rallied to win an unconventional game 7 to 5. Strong pitching faded in the eighth inning as Cleveland seized control, with key hits by Sewell Fewster and Eilerbe and several sacrifices aiding the offense.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
Dauss
Nats
Wingo
Kignes
Sewell
Fewster
Eilerbe
Jones
Cobb
Oates
McNulty
Jackson
Myatt
Hurns
Hassler
Dauis
Ellerbe
Burns
Burke
Higney
Lie
Teveland
Ni Detroi
Metevier
Hy Meteviér
Yes
Fort Molloways
Nelly and
Stiltet
Southern sprinter equals world mark in New Orleans tryouts
Joe Chaeney of Howard Dayne College Texas recently equaled Charley Paddock's world record for the 100 metres in Olympic tryouts at New Orleans. The time was 10.45 seconds, breaking the Southern record of 11 seconds held by Monk Simmons since 1910. The race came despite a soggy track.
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New Orleans
Joe Chaeney
Howard Dayne ‘College
Texas
Charley Paddock
Monk” Simmons
How They Stand in Baseball Leagues and Schedules
A dense summary of team standings across American and National leagues, including records and percentages for New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Brooklyn, and others. It lists Western League entries Denver Omaha Tulsa and Tulsa Oklahoma City with varying records, and notes upcoming games across divisions with matchups like Oklahoma City at Tulsa and Des Moines at Denver.
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Ester Segue
W. Ta Pet
Denver
Wichita
Tulew Okla
City
Omaha Unicotne
Joe D. Maines
American League
W. L. Pet
New
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Kan
City Indian's
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Columbus
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Sox
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Nd Island
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Des Moines
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Oklahoma
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Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Iain
American Associatic
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Toledo
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Tri-State
Oklahoma City
Des’ Moines
Omaha
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
Wash
New York
Philadelphia
National Lea
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Six Americans among British Open field at Hoylake
Hoy Lake England June 23 six Americans were among 277 golfers starting qualifying for the British Open. The Cheshire course proved tough in light wind and sunshine. 80 players will count scores for 86 holes to enter the championship on Thursday. Arnaud Massey led the first qualifying with 74 and Joan Alsaguren posted 76.
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Hoy Lake
Eng
Cheshire
Arnaud Massey
France
Joan Alsaguren
George Duncan
Richards Wins First Wimbledon Match On Opening Day
Vincent Richards triumphs in the Wimbledon opener before 8 009 spectators on the famous court. The young American defeats opponent 6 4 6 2 6 2 with strong support from U S shipmen and sailors. Suzanne Lenglen is favored in women’s singles. Norris Williams and Francis T. Hunter among early rivals.
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Farrell Jun
N. Missu
Wland
Masterson
Fights and Fighters Signed for Boxing Show Nob
Fights and fighters including Aurora Deter Sar a Philiping pper and Irish Johnny Curtin of sey City have been signed for the main bout of a boxing show here tonight. Joe Glick of New York and Frankie in Memphis will clash in a semi windup with Rocky Smith of New York meeting Mor rie Schlaifer of Omaha in East Chicago on July 3 and starting training here this week.
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Aurora Deter Sarato
Philipingpper
Johnny” Curtin
Sey City
Joe Glick
New York
Frankie In
Memphis
Rocky Smith
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Chicago
Off My Game and International Sport Sparks
Grantland Rice reflects on a rough day with a 78, notes luck influencing his score, and muses on uncertainty in sports reporting. He discusses pole vault records by Charles Hoff and a Norwegian correction, then contemplates Finland challenging the U.S. in upcoming track and field events and the broader tone of international competition.
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Noreck
Noreck McDermott Wiwin
Bone Canary
Charles Hoff
Hoff
Norway
Denmark
U. S. of A
U. S
Ito
Stribling Berlenbach Preview and Olympic Drama
The piece kontrasts Stribling and Berlenbach as a fast skilled 19 year old Georgian facing a hard punching veteran. It notes Stribling’s 108 pro bouts and calls the match a test of pace and power. It also recounts Olympic drama with McIntosh and Lenness near the tape, Lenness exhausted and helped after finishing.
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Stribling
Berlenbach
Paul Berlenbach
Georges Carpentier
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