FROLES DEFEAT & LQOUNINE in tight Lod i contest
The Harles journeyed to Lods yesterday and defeated the strong home team 7 to 5. Bill Rose pitched for the Eagles, but Lod i threatened in the ninth with two on and one out. Lodi tailed by five runs in the sixth before Mose steadied the defense, and Sprankle doubled up a key baserunner. Absences hurt the Eagles as shortstop Brether was out, allowing several misplays.
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Lods
Akron Yetlows
Barberton City
Eagles
Lodi &O
Birden
Bill Itose
Bill
Nationals
Lod
Mose
Lodi
Bill Theh
Sprankle
Brether
Smith
Garnet
H. O. A. F. Tzpatrick Lf
F A Smith
Lodi AG. RW
A. Baumjf
Oguse
Slater
Raum
Rose
Beent
Bement
Bement Itazpatrick
Malik
L. Wrage
Racing Season Opens In Chicago At Aria Park
Chicago June 4 the racing season opens at Aria Park with a program of eight races headlined by a $5,000 premier handicap. The feature lists a strong field led by Reigh Olga Florence and Sankars among the entrants. Pari mutuel vetting will be used before each race.
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Chicago
Ariaga Park
Wineer
Reigh Olga
Florence Is
Sankars
Following The Stars and Home Run Feats
Yances win with a late home run for the victory. Mon Gehrig hit his eleventh of the year off Whitehill of Detroit in five innings. Babe Ruth had a tough day with two hits in seven at bats. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker went hitless. Rogers Hornsby struggled in Boston. Kiki Cuyler continued to spark the Cubs at the Polo Grounds.
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Mon Gehrig
Whitehill
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Tarry Welmann
Paul Waner
Brooklyn
Ty Cobb
Tris Spreaker
Rogers Wordaby
Boston
Kiki Cuyler
Polo Minds
Baseball Standings and Schedules in American and National Leagues
American results show Boston 4 Cleveland 2 New York 7 detail 2 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5 Washington St Louis rain. Schedule includes Boston at Cleveland Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit. National results New York 10 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh Brooklyn 7 four innings. National games today St Laws at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at New York.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detail
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington-St. Louis
Washington
St Louis
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St Laws
Cincinnati
Toston
Washington Siene
Lous
Close Race in International League Tops 1926 News
New York June. In the International League the pennant race is tight with five and one half games separating Toronto Maple Leafs from contenders. Baltimore Orioles, after a rough stretch, climbed back to fourth as pitchers and hitters staged explosive games including multiple Orioles home runs in one inning. Dale Alexander of Toronto leads batting while Buck Elliott and Malone heat up with big weeks. Home run leaders across leagues show Ruth and Gehrig among the period’s pace-setters as the season unfolds with surprises in store.
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New York
Toronto Maple Leafs
Jersey City Skeeters
Baltimore Orioles
Mareshaw
Athletics
Newark Bears
Oroles
Chambers
Baltimore
Carroll
Fournier
Malone
Jacques Fournier
Clarke
Jrower
Oriole
Dale Alexander
Toronto
Addiiton
Jion Malone
Bears
Buffalo
Buck Elliott
Newark
Elliott
Tims
NmpLe Heights Defeat Elyria City In First Away AAA Game
Maple Heights tops Elyria City 6 to 1 in an away AAA contest as Maple Heights scores early, adds a fourth inning surge, and Elyria struggles with timely hits and errors. Meynolds hits a triple and Smith adds a single while Cook relieves Stryk but two costly errors, plus walks, allow three runs. Umpires Olsen and Forth.
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Elyria City
Maple Heights
Meynolds
Smith
Elyria
Cook
Stryk
Koza
Klyrma
Moa Wills Crowned French Champion In Straight Sets
Miss Helen Wills of California defeated Miss Eureen Bennett of England in Paris to win the French women’s singles tennis championship in straight sets 6 1, 6 2. Wills becomes champion of three leading tennis nations, dominating the match with powerful strokes and tactical defense.
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Roland Garros Stadium
Paris
Helen Wills
California
lPrance
Eureen Bennett
Ongland
Miss Wills
United States
Great Britain
France
Suranne Lenglen
Miss Bennett
Mss Wills
Miss Beunete
Miss Dennett
Miss Will
U S Defeats fapsIn Tennis in Chicago
United States Taviscin team closes American zone play with a , 6-8 4-3 6-1 6-0 loss by Yostin Abta. Tilden II defeats Abta in singles, Coen beats Abe, team heads to London to meet Francis Winter as Europe tour begins.
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Chicago
Dloven
Japan
United States
Taviscin
Saturgiy
Europe
William 7. Tilden II
Geo.Dott
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr
Kansas City
London
Francis T. Winter
Tilden
Yostin Abta
Coén
Tamto Abe
Walker Hudkins Title Fight Arrives in Chicago This Week
Mickey Walker and Ace Hudkins head to White Sox Park for their middleweight title bout set for June 21. Walker will clash with Jock Matone in a 10 round match at St Paul tonight as part of a busy boxing card. In baseball, the Big Ten season closed with Michigan, Iowa, and Purdue atop the standings as Michigan endured a single loss in 12 games.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
White Sox Park
Walker
Jock Matone
St. Paul
Michigan
Jows
Patdne Naishiog
LaGrange Bears Defeat Spencer 12 to 9 to Stay Leader
LaGrange Bears defeated Spencer 12 to 9 to strengthen their grip on league leadership on Sunday. IL Hopkins starred for LaGrange with five hits in six at bats, while Stewart led Spencer’s batting. Lineup details follow.
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LaGrange Bears
Spencer
Lia Grang
Spencer Aggregation
IL Hopkins
LaGrange
Stewart
Tribe Taken Over Aston Cleveland
Boston Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2 as Hudlin allowed 12 hits in the game. Ring, Regan, Taitt and Jamieson drove runs while Myatt and Sewell contributed hits. Bayne and Ruffing held the Tribe in check after Hudlin’s rough outing, with Roscoe Bayne earning the win in relief. Time 11.47.
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Hudlin
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Boston
Ring
Offman
Regan
Taitt
Jamieson
Myatt
L. Sewell
J. Sewell
Ruffing
Myer
Montague
Fonsera
Todt
Bayne
Mudhsa
Indians
Boston AB. R. Il
A. EL Flagstead
Tr Rogell
Williams
Vootman
O Thufing
R. H. OO
Jamairson
Summa
Langford
Fonseca
L Sewell
Lind
Huldin
Knights of St John swamps Dover Tomcats 0
The Knights of St John routed the Dover Tomcats on Sunday at North Ridge Ule, 0 to 0. Key plays came from Gibbonus and Gucky while Barres pitched well, limiting Dover to five hits. Knights left 11 on base and Dover left 6. Umpire Kragman officiated.
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Ule
Knights of St. John
Dover Tomcats
Gibbonus
Gucky
Barres
Haset— Wale
beteb—Knights
Torr Cata
Kragman
Senrat_—Wertehatt
West Side and Manookin battle in 15 inning classic
Elyria West Sides and Elyria Maroons fought to a 5 to 5 tie after 15 innings at Cascade Park yesterday. Sleepy Wilbert pitched all 15 for West Side, 5 hits allowed and 22 strikeouts, while Ucka sparked the Maroons with timely hits and pitching. Despite errors and long battles, the game ended at darkness with several standout plays including Sagert’s three runs and Ucka’s two base hits, as both teams left players on base and battled through fatigue. West Side heads to South Amherst next, seeking a strong out of town showing against Sarmers Candies.
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Elyria Maroons
Cascade Park
West Side
Maroons
Carl Sagert
Wilbert
Burlera
Steve Mike
Lake Erie
Ucka
Gerash
Strinka
Bill
South Amherst
Thea
F. Wilhert
Sagert
Novotny
Gerush
Ryan
McCrann
Toth
Sadoski
F. Wilbert
W. Wilbert
W. Walbart
Gerish
Geka
Balk W. Wilbert
Fortman
Sadosk
German Relay Team Breaks Record
Berlin June 4 The German 400 meter relay team to the Olympic squad set a new world mark at a meet by the Berlin Athletic Association. Corts Wickmanen Houben and Koennig clocked 40.8 seconds, beating the former record of 41.0 set by the United States Lecomey Clarke Measey Murchison four years earlier in Paris.
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Germany
Berlin Athletic Association
Corts
Wickmanen
Houben
Koennig
Paris
Lecomey
Clarke
Clarke, Measey and Murchison
United States
Scoreboard snapshot from yesterday's baseball games
Jimmy Fox of the Athletics hit a ninth inning homer with six on, but Relief Thomas quenched the rally as the White Sox edged the A’s 6 to 5 at Comiskey Park. The Yankees beat Detroit 7 to 3, Lou Gehrig homerred in the fifth, Cartwright chased in the seventh. Cubs beat Giants 10 to 5 at Polo Grounds while Brooklyn’s Dodgers won 9 to 7 amid fan chaos and umpire miscalls. Red Sox moved into fifth with a 4 to 8 win over the Indians.
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Jimmy Fox
Athletics
Comiskey Park
Thomas
White Sea
Yankees
Detroit
Mackmen
Lou Gehrig
Cart Whitehill
Stoner
Art Nebf
Giant
Poto Grounds
Cubs
Brooklyn
Reardon
Moran
Wilson
Iggers
Statz
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Elyria Beats Heights In Rough Local Baseball Tilt
Heights dominated the game as Elyria’s Smitty Elyria journeyed to Heights Saturday but was turned back. Mickeys slants were solved by Chisik and Wiess who each had three singles. Mike and Gebbart led Elyria with two singles each and Gebbart hit a homer. Davy Griffith handled 19 chances without an error and added a hit. Lakewood no Lorain standings noted with Lorain in last, Elyria’s top batters Mika Smith and F Smith listed. Trains moving mail in London mentioned as unrelated note.
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Smitty
Elyria
Heights
Black
Moody
Kushinaki
Grilli
Johnson
Dunstan
Buchnoch
Smith
Rolla
Chisik
Wiess
Mike
Gebbart
Beason
Davy” Griffith
Lakewood
Lorain
Mika
F Smith
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