Bears Edge Mobile In Six-Run Rally At Home
In a tense game the Bears toppled Mobile 9 to 5 as Morton pitched 7 innings yielding 3 runs. Scoring came in the fourth inning with key hits from Jones, Chaplin, and an infield out to spark the comeback.
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Gene Ning
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Icher
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Birmingham
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Dobbs
Ewart
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Kile
Memphian
Autreyhville
Bigelow
Nashville
Memtohile
Little Rock
Orleans
Adams Used Car Gale Sale Draws Fast Crowd
Ninteen reconditioned Ford cars sold the first day of the sale at Adams Used Car. L G. praised the event and promised continuation through next Saturday night. A guaranteed warranty with every sale and expert salesman support attract buyers to this Ford model lineup.
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Corps of Sales
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Yankees Streak Highlights Gehrig and Kelly Utility Prowess
Henry Gehrig, hailed as a future Babe Ruth, belted a homer and a triple with two hits for the Yankees as George Kelly shines as a top utility man. Charley Grimm, colliding with Scott, left the Cubs briefly but planned to return. Red Sox sign college pitchers Tom Stanton and Louis McEvoy. Fred Scott joins the Pirates from TCU while Leonard Willis is released.
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Keystone
Frankie Frisch
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St. Mary's College
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Senators Press Athletics as AL Gap Shrinks
June 9 report from New York notes the Philadelphia Athletics fear a narrowed lead over the champion Senators to one and a half games as pitching injuries slow recovery. Detroit swing, Chicago Cubs, and St Louis wins complicate pennant chase while Giants, Yankees, and Pirates post key results.
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Mack
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Tigers
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Reds
Jimmy Ring
Phillies
How Clubs Stand National
Brooklyn at St Louis and New York at Chicago lead a schedule of only games. Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston highlight American standings with Oscar teams. Memphis at Mobile and Nashville at Atlanta headline Cotton States matchups.
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Multiple baseball scores and league standings fragment
A fragmented sports roundup lists scores from Southern, National, Piedmont, Western, Texas, American, International, Western, and Tri-State leagues. Numerous city names appear with varied results, plus stray phrases about conventions and a German dish note.
Dempsey Plans Possible Fall Title Bout With Tunney or Wills
Promoters discuss a fall heavyweight title fight with Jack Dempsey defending a newly injured nose. Gene Tunney and Harry Wills emerge as likely challengers after June 19 results. Gene Tunney is improving, while Wills is favored to beat Charley Weinert. Promoter Kearns seeks license leverage as Dempsey’s future remains uncertain with Europe trip and possible negotiations.
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Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Tom
Shelby
Gene Tunney
St. Paul
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Charley Weinert
Wills
Weinert
Tunney
Billy Gibson
Gibson
Harry
Dempsey Faces Wills Challenge as Kearns Responds
New York boxing commission pressures Jack Dempsey to answer Harry Wills challenge while Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager, prepares a response amid ongoing dispute over title status and sanctioning.
Mobile Shoe Hospital Baseball Team to Face Daphne
The Mobile Shoe Hospital baseball team will travel to Daphne next Sunday to play the Daphne club. Led by ace pitcher Ollie Renauld the Shoemen have been playing well and promise a tight contest against Baldwin County. A group of supporters will join the team on the trip to cheer for victory.
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Daphne
Ollie Renauld
Baldwin Countrians
Kearns Seeks License as Worded BoxIng Ties Highlight
New York boxers Jack Kearns and Jack Dempsey face the boxing commission over licensing to back Mickey Walker in a June 19 welterweight title bid at the Polo Grounds. Kearns asks for a license to second Walker while Dempsey remains on the ineligible list for failing to answer a challenge from Harry Wills, complicating negotiations and citing Dempsey’s fickleness as a factor in action.
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Dempsey
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Europe
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Polo Grounds
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Farley
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Gene Tunney
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
New York Boxing Commission
Marty Greb
Harry Wills
Golden Jubilee Noted in National League Observance
Chicago hosts the sixth National League golden jubilee event before the Cubs vs. Giants game at Cubs Park. Old timers from the 1860s and 70s participate with Tom Foley honored for organizing the White Stockings in 1869. Al Spink will present the box score from the first NL game on April 25, 1876.
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Cubs Park
Tom Foley
White Stockings
al Spink
Miligan Wins European Lightweight Crown in 20 Round Bout
In London Scotsman Miligan defeated Italian Brandi Frattini on points after a 20 round fight to claim the European lightweight title. Miligan also holds the European welterweight title. Local bouts in Philadelphia and Baltimore featured Lew Tendler winning a decision over Jack Zivic and Tige Jowers defeating Lee Anderson. In Baltimore, Young Stribling beat Billy Clemons as Clemons left the ring after the third round amid jeers. New York notes Zev, 1923 Kentucky Derby winner, plans a return to the turf.
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Atlanta
Lee Anderson
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