Yesterday's baseball results in American and National Leagues
Yesterday's results include American League games with Philadelphia 2 over New York 3 and New York 7 over Chicago 3. Boston lost to Detroit 3 while Washington defeated St Louis 6 to 3. In the National League Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 6 to 5, Chicago and New York tied 4 in innings, Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 7 to 5, and Boston beat St Louis 4 in 15 innings.
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Pittebors
Brooklim
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Empsy Faces Title Bout Cheerful in Confident Talk
James J. Corbet writes from Atlantic City on June 17 1921 about Dempsey's steadiness and humor as he prepares for a heavyweight title defense. The champion expresses calm readiness and outlines his plan to press the attack, eyeing a quick, decisive victory.
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James J
Corbety
Expresslvei
N. S
International News
Eclantic City
Dempser
Colgan Chooses California Move After College Track Honors
Colgan, a standout college track performer and teammate of Pentharon champ Bob Legendre at Georgetown, returns to his parents in Lodi after two years at Georgetown. He plans to move to California next year to further his sprinting, having posted a 100 yard dash near 9.5 seconds and aiming to approach the school record if he matches notes under the new conditions.
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Cali
Amherst Glassy Ball Team Faces Season Ahead
A fragmented note mentions Amherst forming a baseball team nicknamed the Glassy Ball Team. It references opponents or peers like the Tigers Teerganiz and Dokeys among others, with unclear details about schedule or players.
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Amherst
Ok Tigers Teerganiz
Atyorweald
Dokeys
Mac Ramblers
Ferner
Today's Basketball Matchups Across The East
Cleveland visits Philadelphia as Chicago plays New York and St. Louis hosts Washington. Detroit meets Boston. Brooklyn travels to Pittsburgh while New York visits Chicago and Philadelphia faces Cincinnati with Boston at St. Louis.
Elyrir Legion and Rats to Battle in Country League Showdown
The Court House Rats and Elyrir Legion clash Saturday at Cascade Park in a big county league game. Lisewsky will pitch for the Legion, fresh off solid recent form, while George Turk or Jarod will start for the Rats, both undefeated this season. The game begins at 2:30 pm and a large crowd is expected.
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Court House Rats
American Legion
Hcad
Lisewsky
Legion
Lorain
Tasi Saturdar
George Turk
Jarod
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Rats
Predicts Carpentier Will Stop Left Hook
Report from Georges Carpentier workout notes predictions by Altanhasset and Bill Brennan on Dempsey fight. Brennan recalls Dempsey’s left hook and his own wish to fight first. Spectators debate whether Carpentier’s defense or Dempsey’s punch will win.
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International News Service
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L. L
Bill Brenan
Jack Dempsey
Iivins
Georges
Dempsey
Jack
Brennan
Bil
Dempser
Baseball scores from a chaotic late inning clash
Cinfernational News Service reports varied results across the league. Shawkey outpitched Wilkerson as the Yankees toppled the White Sox. Smith hit a homer in the first to trim the Athletics. Palmaro and Acosta split a Cuban feud with Acosta winning. Nichols homered late to lift the Braves past St. Louis in fifteen innings. Cerey and Maranville sparked a Pirates win over Brooklyn in the seventeenth. The Red Sox routed Detroit. O Farrell’s pinch single won for the Cubs over the Giants in the thirteenth.
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Cinfernational News Service
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Wilkinson
White Sox
Yanks
Smith
Indians
Athletics
Palmero
Browns
Acosta
Washington
Braves
St. Mauts
Nicholson
Feds
Phillies
Cerey
Maranville
Pirates
Brooklyn
Red Sox
Middleton
Detroit
Fr O'Farrell
Cubs
Giants
Downey Beats Carbone In One Sided 12 Round Fight
Bryan Downey of Columbus defeated Frank Carbone in a 12 round bout at Columbus. The Jersey City middleweight known as the Jersey Ironman dominated the action, punishing Carbone round after round. Carbone stayed on his feet at the finish.
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Columbus
Bryan Downey
Frank Carbone
Jersey City
Jersey
Carbone
Will
Downey
Four month old baby of murdered man found dead
The infant of George Andrew Karatonik, killed by a train in Flushing a month prior, was found dead in bed by the mother Ita. Coroner Hardesty attributed death to malnutrition with extreme heat as a contributing factor.
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Flushing
George Andrew Karatonik
Ita
Hardesty
Shepherd family reunion attracts 475 attendees
Morristown reports a record family reunion as 475 members gathered here for the Shepherd reunion, the largest ever held by the family in this locality.
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Morristown
Holley-Krown Lorain to Face Columbia Club in Sunday Game
The Hollie-Krohn baseball team travels to Elyria Sunday to meet the Columbia club in Riverview Park. Berea and Sandusky’s G Wargs also feature in the day’s attraction as Holley-Krown aims to extend a five win run against a fast regional lineup.
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Lorain
Holler - Krohn
Elstia
Colombia
Elyria
Paini
Berea
G . Wargs
Sandusky
Columbia
Hatley Krohns
Roller skaters pass through Elyria on long journey
Travelers from Lerain and the Carson party skate through Elyria en route to San Francisco. They cover eight miles in about an hour and fifteen minutes, carrying a 37 pound knapsack and four and one half pound state devices. If roads fail them they stay in skates until reaching their hotel. They plan a fancy skating exhibition at River View Park this evening.
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Athiree
Ladiagnia
San Francisco
Cal
Carsons
Lerain
Mornex
Carson
Riverview Park
English Woman Holds Important Post in League of Nations
Mrs Rachael Crowdy of England has been appointed to the health section of the League of Nations secretariat. She is active in shaping international policies benefiting women and children. The article also notes that the cooks at Vassar College are women.
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League of Nations
Rachael Crowdy
England
League of Nations Secretariat
Vassar College
Attorney for Mayor Grall faces grand jury probe
The Lorain case features Attorney Charles Adams aiding Prosecuting Attorney Webber in the grand jury investigation into Mayor Grall and allied officials. Allegations claim hand picked jurors and suspected bias while Webber defends the process and asserts verdicts rest with the regular court system. In Columbus, George L. Stoughton backs for federal prohibition commissioner, aiming to replace James A. Shearer.
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Chas. Patterson
Lawrence H. Webber
Webber
Charles Adams
Lorain
Adams
Grall
C.C. Timberman
Backus
Judge Meals
Ai Lorain
Sherif N. D. Backus
Sherif Backus
Sherif
Columbus
George L. Stoughton
Westerville
Anti-Saloon League of America
James A. Shearer
Mansfield
Ohio
Stoughton
U. S
Frank B. Willis
First nasturtiums of the year raised by Mrs Storer
Mrs Thomas Storer of 116 Eastern Heights Boulevard claims to have grown the season’s first nasturtiums. She picked a Souquet variety a few days ago and reported they were exceptionally fine.
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Thomas Storer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Illiteracy and Immorality Flagged by Mayo Speech
Dr Charles H Maro of Rochester Minnesota told Northwestern alumni that illiteracy leads to immorality and cited the Srillman divorce case in New York. He urged educating children aged six to fourteen in reading writing arithmetic and eugenics to curb social decline.
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Charles H. Maro
Rochester, Minn
Weio
New York
Mayo
Northwestern University
America
Long-lived Englishwoman Miss Best recalls five reigns
Miss Margaret A Best, an Englishwoman, has lived through the reigns of George IV, William IV, Victoria, Edward VII, and George VI, reflecting on a span of royal eras in her lifetime.
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Margaret A Best
George IV
William IV
Victoria
Edward ViI
George VI
Whitman College Dean of Women Helen A Peppon Retires
Dr Helen A Peppon dean of women at Whitman College retires after nearly thirty years on the faculty ending a long service record and leadership role within the college.
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Helen A. Peppon
Whitman College
Pari s Sage Hair Wave Promises Abundant Curls
A visiting lady praises Pari s Sage as the best product to make hair wave, reduce itch, and add fullness. The ad notes C. W. Phillips sells it with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
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Paris
C. W. Phillips
Advi
Filipino girl candidate for PhD at Columbia University
Miss Pilar Herrera of Manila becomes the first Filipino girl student at Columbia University New York pursuing a PhD in chemical research. She studied at the University of the Philippines and will return to Manila after her degree to promote the Samp Fire Girl movement.
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Columbia University
New York
Pilar Herrera
Manila
Miss Herrera
University of the Philippines
George Elbert Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Mayor's Court
George Elbert paid a $15 fine plus costs for disorderly conduct in the mayor's court yesterday and was not jailed, despite reports that he would be sent to jail. He criticized having to appear for the offense.
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George Elbert
Elbert
Hancock county children's home to defer 100,900 bond project
The Hancock county children's home building commission suspends for a year the construction of a new home funded by the voters' approval of a 100,900 bond issue due to unsettled pond market conditions.
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Findlay
Hancock County Children’s ‘Home Building Commission
Meat Praxeburters At Five Cents A Head
Chicago public advisories urge households to buy hot dogs at five cents a head as market conditions shift. John T. Russell, president of the Meat Council of Chicago, broadcasts the message for franks and related meats. Columbus reports the U S Department of Agriculture plans to make America the great
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Chicago
John T. Russell
Meat Conseil of
Columbus
United State Department of Agriculture
America
Columbus Rotary Club Notes Refugee Housing Shortage
The Columbus Rotary Club reports about 70 bird refuges in the country with none open to the public for shooting during the open season.
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Lumbus Rotary Club
Comuntry
Why Not Let the Rent Money Buy a Home
A persuasive column argues that renting is often more costly than buying and urges readers to use prudent financial advice to own a home. It contrasts common beliefs with stories of people who regret not buying earlier and promotes home ownership as a wiser use of rent money.
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