Jennings Favored to Win Ohio Tennis Crown
Cleveland's Kirk Reid and Chicago's George Jennings led the state championship semi finals at the Cleveland Tennis and Racquet Club. Reid beat Eddie Buckle 6-2 6-0 to reach the semis while Jennings defeated Walter Martin 6-3 6-4. Burns and Brandt also won to join the final four.
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Athletics Shut Out Cleveland 8 to 0 in Slugger Rematch
Cleveland manager Peckinpaugh shuffled his lineup to end a five game skid, but the Indians were blanked 8-0 by Philadelphia ace Earnshaw. Hodapp saw his 22 game hitting streak end with four no hits, while Brown and Miller struggled for Cleveland. Earnshaw yielded five hits, fanned eight, and closed the Indians’ longest losing streak of the year.
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Johnson’s Senators Rise Despite April Doubts
In rain soaked April the Washington Senators, once counted out, respond to Walter Johnson’s leadership with a seven game win streak against the defending champion A’s. Speculation grows that Clark Griffith’s choice was more than box office, now seeming to reveal managerial acumen. The club shows grit and rising spirit despite a long season ahead.
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Wakeman Hosts Akron in Big Semi-Pro Tilt
Wakeman Red Caps meet Akron's strong semi pro club tomorrow afternoon at the local park. Jimmie Farwell, Akron’s top manager, brings former minor leaguers and top city players. Carl Bement of Baldwin Wallace may return to pitch for Wakeman. Attendance has been good this season as clear weather and strong interest draw fans.
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Lords Point by Lords Last Laugh Seems to Belong to Walter Johnson
In a local chess or card event, Mister Walter Johnson is credited with the clinching point or last laugh, marking a notable moment for Johnson amid a tense contest. The report highlights Johnson as the key figure in seizing the decisive advantage.
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Klein and Cochrane Set Page in Majors
New York, June 21. Two sensational young players Chuck Klein of the Phillies and Mickey Cochrane of the Athletics are setting the pace for big league hitters. Cochrane rose to the American League lead with a .3945 batting average for the week, while Klein remained NL leader at .424. Klein also tops safeties and RBIs with 69 and 70, and shares the home run lead with Hack Wilson at 19. Ruth leads in AL homers with 22 and runs with 71. Hodapp tops hits with 90. Gehrig leads RBIs with 69. Sam Rice holds AL average at .390. Pitching leads go to Mel Harder and others with 5–6 records. Team averages show NL at .326 and various club marks across the circuit.
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Bobby Jones hailed in Britain as world’s greatest golfer
London papers hailed Bobby Jones as the greatest golfer the world has seen after his successful European invasion. He won the British amateur and the British Open, tying and breaking multiple records, and claimed three majors at once. Jones said this may be his last visit to England for a long time and hopes to replicate his success in the American championships.
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Braves and Yankees Lead Slumping AL Batting Averages
A scrambled chart lists AL and team names with batting averages including Braves .277 Indians 500 Senators .293 Athletics .286 Tigers .2845 White Sox .274 Red Sox .262 Browns PH? a. The readable items show team abbreviations and season figures without full context.
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Major League Leaders in American League by Player
Summary of top performers with plate appearances and batting averages. Cochrane leads with 251 at bats and a .404 average. Simmons shows strong numbers with 178 at bats and a .388 average. Hodapp and Gehrig contribute solid marks, while Foxx is noted as leading with a .406 last year.
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Fence Aids Tribe Foes as Yankees Win Home Run Battle
Cleveland manager lowered wire netting at right field to boost Indians chances for homers. Yankees quickly matched and surpassed with more home runs, highlighting the visiting team’s power in the game.
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Yale Wins 68th Yale Harvard Boat Race
Yale defeats Harvard by six lengths in the Thames boat race at New London. Ed Leader’s oarsmen seize ninth varsity win in ten years, amid 20 minutes 9 2/5 seconds for Yale and Harvard 20 30 4 5. Woody Tappen anchors Yale, notable fastest four miles since 1876.
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American League and National League Results Summary
Standings show varied scores with Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis and Boston leading. Detroit 11 New York 6, Chicago 2 Washington 1. National results include Pittsburgh 8 New York 4 and Chicago 7 Boston 3. Association results list Louisville Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 11 Indianapolis 3 Toledo 7 Minneapolis 5 St Paul 8 Columbus 0. Association games today include Indianapolis at Kansas City and Louisville at Milwaukee.
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All Entries In For Championship Race At Akron
Akron O June 21 The entries for the 100 mile AAA point championship race at the Akron Cleveland speedway Sunday afternoon closed Thursday night with sixteen top speedway stars entering Ohio first championship event Bert Karnatz and Chester Miller Detroit pilots lead the field Billy Arnold Miller Special will arrive today for practice Cantlon and Lou Moore arrive Saturday All entrants are in the city Elimination trials at 10 the big race at 3 16
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Lou Moore
Pfaudlers Nose Out St Pauls In Close Clash
The newly formed Pfaudler softball team defeated St Pauls church league squad 5 to 4 at Richwine Field. Castle earned the win on the mound for Pfaudlers while Stanley started for St Pauls. After a 2-2 tie, Pfaudlers scored three in the fifth, St Pauls answered with two in their half.
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Birdmen vs Akron Eagles Fixes After Edition Error
The Eagles will face the Akron Chamber of Commerce team in Akron rather than Goodyear Zeppelins. Bartlome starts in the box for the Eagles. Fitzpatrick is unavailable due to his upcoming wedding, leaving the Birdmen to seek a homeward win despite a strong rubber city opponent.
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Berea Strengthens For Suburban Tilt
Berea joins five Suburban League clubs in bolstering rosters to slow Elyria pennant pursuit. Bodie Fields captains a revamped squad featuring Babe Hogan and new faces while Skryp leads pitching. Gates Hospital cripples children will attend with Bobby Veon’s Lorain Orchestra donating entertainment.
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Woodmen Visit Wellington In Aim For Fourth Straight Win
The Woodmen journey to Wellington tomorrow to meet the Wellington city team. After three straight victories, they seek a fourth win behind strong pitching by the ball tosers and solid hitting. All players must report at Ely Park by 12:30 PM for a 2:30 PM start.
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Schmeling Sharkey Bout Hinges On September Deal
New York report says a Schmeling Sharkey rematch could be staged in September if four conditions are met including Schmeling’s release from Bulow, Sharkey winning next bout, McNamee barred from broadcasting, and Joe Jacobs recognized as Schmeling’s manager. Garden VP Bruen expects Yankee Stadium dates September 18 or 25.
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West Sides Face Spencer Merchants At Cascade Park
The West Sides aim to extend their win streak against the Spencer Merchants at Cascade Park. Key hitters McCrann Clowson and Burley lead the attack while Pinkey Smith is expected to pitch if Freddy Rule remains sidelined. The start time is not specified in the readable text.
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Umpires Resist High Speed Ball After Hits
Umpires in New York resist the new lively ball after several hits. Brick Owens remains hospitalized from a blow from the ball, while Bill Dineen leads umpires with two hits each.
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Reds Win 2 to 1 As Deberry and Flowers Faults Rise
Deberry and Flowers misplayed early chances allowing the Reds to score twice. Larry Benton, a former Giant, yielded three hits and a run to the Robins in the first inning but then closed the game with two hits against him.
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Brooklyn Robins Pressed by Cubs in Civil War for Pennant
United Press reports Brooklyn in a bid to clinch the pennant after a 31-2 lead, facing a tightened race as Chicago Cubs threaten. Cincinnati Reds stunned by beating Vance and Luque, ruining two pitchers' nights. Walter Berger hits two homers to lead NL with 20, but Boston falls 7-3 to the Cubs. Pie Traynor and Comorosky spark Pittsburgh to 8-4 over New York. Cardinals rally 7-5 past Philadelphia. Ted Lyons outduels Hadley and Marberry as White Sox top Senators 2-1. Tigers slug three New York hurlers for 11 runs in six, Vic Sorrell wins 11-6. Goose Goslin homers in seventh to lift Browns 4-3 over Boston.
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Pin-money: Charles I’s pin makers funded queen’s purse
The term pin-money dates to Charles I’s era when the king received 2500 pounds annually from pin makers and passed it to his queen for her private purse, illustrating early royal household finance.
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Stribling Knocks Out Von Porat in First Round
Juri W L Stribling the souths leading heavyweight hopeful stunned Chicago by KOing Otto Von Porat the Norwegian in 2 minutes 40 seconds A left hook to the jaw ended the bout as a massive indoor crowd over 21 000 paid more than 80 000 for the event Stribling weighed 186 1/2 pounds Von Porat 208 pounds
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Young) Stribling
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Holy Cross Juniors Defeat Browne and Jackson 7-2
The Holy Cross Juniors beat Browne and Jackson Sports 7-2 at Cascade Park last night. They pounded Patty’s pitching for fourteen hits while eight errors by the losers aided the win. A rematch with the Paragon Owls is set for Cascade Park Monday as Holy Cross seeks revenge after a 10-3 loss this week.
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Holy Cross juniors vs B. J. Sports baseball game report
Two base hits by R Hath W Krusz and C Jones and three base hits by M Tobicash highlighted a Holy Cross Juniors win over B J Sports 8 to 6. L Patty pitched 8 innings with 14 hits allowed. W Krusz earned the win over L Pakty. Umpire J Pollack officiated as the game ended at 6 30 p m.
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Handicap Match Play Against Par at Elyria CC
Elyria Country Club hosts a Handicap Match Play Against Par 3 handicap today. In Western Division Ladies matches at Sandusky yesterday, Elyria County Club and Spring Valley led, with Elyria defeating Lairin 91 2 to 81 2 and low gross by Mrs Tufford at 102 while Miss Wheatley posted low net 76. Spring Valley beat Sandusky 12 to 6 as Mrs Gummoe had low gross 98 and Mrs Sherman low net 85.
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Perkins to become American citizen after papers
New York June 21. T. P. Perkins, once British amateur champion, will seek U.S. citizenship as soon as papers are obtained. He came to play golf in 1929 as part of the British Walker Cup team and grew fond of the United States, choosing to settle here.
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Day lily dish cited among Chinese culinary staples
The excerpt notes flowers frequently appear on Chinese tables with meals and highlights a southern national dish formed from day lilies. The reference underscores floral ingredients as a common feature in Chinese cuisine and points to a specific lily based dish as a regional specialty.
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Shortcomings By Fault or Others Warn of Self-Insight
A terse aphorism notes that when a man fails to discover his faults it is usually his own fault and that many people are ready to point them out. The quote frames accountability and social commentary on self-awareness.
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Birds Sing Year Round While Some Species Fall Silent
A clipped note states the robin and the wren sing all year, while other birds undergo periodic periods of silence.
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