Indians Break Even With Nat in Doubleheader
Cleveland split a Monday doubleheader with the Washington Nationals, winning 7 to 4 in the opener and losing 11 to 2 in the nightcap. Miller pitched well in the first game, while Miljus and Bayne struggled in the nightcap. Key hits added runs for Cleveland with multiple players driving in runs. Umpires Campbell and Van Graflan called the game after 1 hour 41 minutes.
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Indians
Washington Nationals
Miller
Milius
Bayne
J. Sewell
Morgan
Lind
Hodapp
Summa
Barnes
Geslia
Bluege
Langford
Harel
Washington
Gaston
Brown
Br Gaston
Hudlin
Campbell
van Graflan
McKinley Beats Jefferson Midgets on McKinley Playfield
The Jefferson wrecking crew, led by Chet Bu pinski, defeated McKinley 4 to 2 yesterday on McKinley playground. Both teams played airtight ball most of the time, with two Jefferson runs unearned. Challon starred in the field and at bat. lineup and summers noted.
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Jefferson
Chet Bupinski
McKinley
McKinley Playground
bin Challon
Baseball Standings and Today's American and National Games
American Results show Cleveland 7 2 Washington 4 1 Chicago 5 New York Detroit 8 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 2 Boston 4. National Results record Philadelphia 8 5 Chicago 7 1 All other games postponed. National Games list St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati Seers
Brooklyn
United States Athletes Shine in 1920 Olympics Water Events
In Amsterdam, Marthe Norehus of New York set new world records in the 490 metres dash and 299 metres, clocking 5 minutes 42.6 seconds. Arne Borg of Sweden posted an Olympic record of 15 minutes 51.8 seconds for the 3590 metres. Calfornia’s eight oared crew headlines rowing trials with strong entries from Germany and Canada as semifinals approach. US boxing team drills under Spike Webb as 144 boxers from 29 nations weigh in ahead of competition.
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Amsterdam
United States
Marthe NoreHus
New York
Arne Borg
Sinton Canal
Califonia
Germany
Canada
Spike
Italy
Sweden
England
Webb
Gelding Drops Dead During Race at Bainbridge Track
Captain Fox a five year old gelding collapsed at the three furlong pole in the third race yesterday at Bainbridge race track. Entered by the Ozark Stable, ridden by jockey Sammy Steel, who was not injured.
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Cleveland
Captain Fox
Bainbridge Race Track
Ozark
Sammy Steel Steel
Dempsey Signs to Meet Winner of Heavyweight Tourney
The New York Daily News reports Jack Dempsey has signed to fight the winner of the heavyweight elimination tournament, aiming to crown Gene Tunney's successor. Training to begin soon after his current engagement ends, likely June, with the bout planned for next summer.
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Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Jack Sharker
Boston
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Gene Tunney Sharkey
New York Daily News
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Following The Stars in a Baseball Doubleheader
Babs Ruth hit a single in four at bats. Lou Gehrig made four at bats with one hit. Hack Wilson homered twice in four at bats in the first game of the doubleheader, then failed to hit in three chances in the second. Harry Hetmann had a home run and a double in three at bats. Frisch, Horns Waner idle. Cobb and P. also listed.
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Lou Gehrig
Ingred
Hack Wilson
Harry Hetmann
Frisch
Horns Waner
Cobb
White Sox Win In Fifteenth On Kamm Triple
Chicago third baseman Willie Kamm delivered a dramatic fifteenth inning triple with Falk on base to beat the New York Yankees 4 3. Chicago outhit the Yankees 20 to 8 as Faber started, Adkins hurled five innings of two hit ball. Combs led New York with three hits including a triple. In Detroit, the Athletics lost to the Tigers 6 1 as Heilmann homered in the second. Triples by Manush and Kress gave the Browns a 9 4 win over the Red Sox. The Cubs dropped a doubleheader to the Phillies 2 1 and 5 1 with Hack Wilson homering twice. Washington split a double-header with Cleveland. Barns homered for the Senators. Only the Chicago-Philadelphia games were played in the National League. Rudy Heise continued his knockouts with a victory in Columbus, Ohio.
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Goslin
Reeves
Langford
L. Sewell
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West
Bluege
Hodapp
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Lind
Sewell
Morsea
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Cleveland
Halls
Milius
Barne
Hadley
Byr Harder
Grant
Miljus
Harder
van Grafiar
Campbell
Willie] Kamm
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White Sox
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Hunnecheld
Metzler
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Combs
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Quinn
Manush
Kress
St. Louis Browns
Boston Reds Sox
Browns
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Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Hack Wilson
Charley Grim
Whitney
Indians
Joe Judge
Senators
Newark Fight Night Ends In Tights and Lefts
In Newark, the first round closed 15 12 with King at 161 1 2 pounds. Heise charged from his corner and blitzed Garcia with rapid punches. Preliminaries saw Jimmy Jones defeat Claude Gregg 8 6, Monkey Roberts top Tommy Jones 6 4, Tony Florio best Jack Greeniey 6 4, Willie O Dowd and Dave Broom draw 4 4, and Johnny Walker defeat Johnny Mul holland 4 4. Joe Gleck Brock, a junior lightweight, knocked out Jose Garcia of Mexico in 1 minute 35 seconds of the first round of their ten round bout.
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Heise
Newark
Jimmy Jones
Claude Gregg
Monkey Roberts
Tommy Jones
Tony Florio
Jacki Greeniey
Willie O'Dowd
Dave Broom
Johnny Walker
Johnny Mulholland
Joe Glick
New York
Joe Gleck
Brock
Jose Garcia
Mexico
U S Wins in Boxing in Amsterdam
The United States opened boxing competition with a victory in the first lightweight eliminations as Stephen Holaiko of the Buffalo Orioles Auburn N Y defeated Potsch of Czechoslovakia in the third round after a foul in the third.
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Amsterdam
Olhm- Pie
United States
Stephen Holaiko
Buffalo Orioles
Auburn
N.Y
Potsch
Czechoslovakia
Pete Nebo Wins Lightweight Bout in Akron
Pete Nebo of Key West and Philadelphia defeated Dixie Lahood of Butte in ten rounds last night in Akron. The bout showcased Nebo’s dominance as Lahood struggled, with Nebo barely using his right hand to prove the point.
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Akkron
Bouts Called Off In Cleveland Ring Match
The ten round middleweight bout between Maxie Rosenbloom of Brooklyn and Bennie Ross of Buffalo is canceled after Rosenbloom failed to post a forfeit and appear 72 hours before the scheduled fight in Cleveland Ohio.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Brooklyn
Bennie Ross
Buffalo
Rosenblum
Picnic At Mrs Newton Balls Home In South Ridge
Members of the DD club held their annual picnic at the home of Mrs. Newton Balls in South Ridge rather than Cascade Park. Attendees included Mrs. Milton Ladwiz Mrs Welter Bongett Mrs David Bennett of Birmingham and numerous local residents. A joint Ladies Aid and W Wednesday meeting followed with reports and talks.
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David Bennett
Birmingham
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Bernice
West Ridge
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Townlhe Road
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Milton Eppley
Mary Epnier
Emme Fowl
Ralph Fowl
Frank Baus
Milton, Baus
Matilda Dramm
Margaret Manns
Nexton Baus
William Kuss
Local Residents Attend Funerals and Visits amid Community Life
Elyria residents Mrs J Delefield and Mrs Harold Delefield visited Elyria widow Mrs Anthony Delefeld. Lorain saw funeral services for Jacey Bickel attended by Conrad Ernst and Earl Debn and families. John Dressler funeral held in South Ambers with Frank Laraway present. North Ridge guests A Dete Seld family hosted James Downing and Jamu. Oberlin road Frank Bechtel visited daughter Mrs Howard Dayton in Pittsfield. Union Sunday School picnic postponed a week at Linwood park. Hunters near Harbin Coma earned about four dollars a pound for tigers, roughly 22 000 to 2 500 for a full grown specimen.
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Harold Delefield
Elyria
Anthony Delefeld
Conrad Ernst
Earl Debn
Jacey Bickel
Lorain
Frank Laraway
John Dressler
South Ambers
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Jamu
North Ridge
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Townhne Road
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Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
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Coma
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