Giants May Lose McGraw For Remainder Of Season
York Giants could part with John McGraw for the 1925 season as illness and injuries decimate the club. The roster has suffered a spate of maladies, including Frisch Groh Linstrom Terry and Scott, while Barnes sprained an ankle and Young slumped from .340 to about .225 amid lively-ball era pressures.
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York Giants
Yhn McGraw
McGraw
Hughey
John McGraw
McGraw Himas
Giants
Plasterer
Paris
Pirates
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Frisch
Groh
Linstrom
Terry
Scott
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Chicago
Bentley
Elane
Virgil Barnes
Pittsburg
Ross Young
Young
Net Singles Field Shrinks in Intercollegiate Tennis
Only 17 players remain in the national intercollegiate doubles and singles championship at Merion Cricket Club as more than fifty matches were completed. Notable survivors include Il Fischer 1928 champion from Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, Alden Briggs, W. W. Bereham of Harvard, Jerry Lang of Columbia, and Luis Thalheimer of Texas. Doubles play chief, singles bracket still active.
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Merion Cricket Club
Il Fischer
Philadelphia College
Osteopathy
Cranston Holman
Grand Stanford
Gerald Stratford
Chandler
Tom Stow
Ofifornia
Alden Briggs
John F. Whiebeck
P. G. Perkins
Intercollegiate golf championship opens in Montclair
Golfers from more than a dozen colleges compete for individual and team titles led by Dexter Gemmings as the individual champion while Pei holds both titles. Eastern institutions dominate the field with Lauren Upson of the University of California as the lone non eastern entrant.
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Montclair
N. J
Two Yankee Golfers Lead At Troon Open Qualifying
Troon Scotland June 23 MacDonald Smith and Joe Kirkwood Americans performed well in the second qualifying round aiming to secure entry to the open championship. Kirkwood shot 74 to bring his two day total to 153 and Smith 77 to 154 for the two days.
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Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Joe Krkwood
Kirkwood
Smith
Gsiy
Chinese government notes on Shanghai settlements
The diplomatic corps sent a note to the Chinese government stating it would accept responsibility for the settlement of the Shanghai incidents and accused Beijing of complicity in a misstep following a string of clashes in Shanghai. In Shanghai embassies General Li Ling and General Tso Ling proclaimed law.
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A.P
Diplomatic Corps
Shanghai
eh-Liang
Ng 'Ts0 Ling
Theatre operator killed by hold up in New Orleans
Deafness cost the life of Sam L Simon, 52, motion picture theatre man, who died here early today after failing to heed a negro highwayman's order to halt. He was shot when he continued on his way. the robber escaped.
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Sami Simon
Motion Picture Theatre
Mer
Cobb's Tigers Threaten Front Runners after Sweep
In New York on June 23, the Detroit Tigers trounced the Red Sox 8 to 4 to complete a three game sweep, extending a six game win streak and moving within one point of the AL front runners. Washington beat Cleveland 7 to 2 as the Athletics fell behind. Ted Lyons dominated for the White Sox in a 6 to 1 win over the Yankees, while Charley Caldwell joined Miller Huggins’ staff and plans for Princeton alum Caldwell were noted. Bill McKechnie’s Buccaneers slugged 21 hits in St Louis, with Grantham hitting a homer and a double in a standout performance.
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A.P
Tigers
Whitehill
Red Sox
Detroit
Washington
Indians
Athletics
Browns
Philadelphia
Mike McNally
Senators
St. Paul
American Association
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Yankees
Ted Lyons
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Hugmen
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Miller Huggins
Caldwell
Bill MecKechnie
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St. Louis
Cardinal
Grantham
Rogers Hornsby
Navy Oarsmen Win Big Sprint at Hudson Regatta
The Navy eight defeated Washington to claim the intercollegiate varsity rowing title on the Hudson. Washington failed to repeat a third straight crown, despite a strong late push, as Navy’s late surge at the three mile mark secured the victory.
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Huskies
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Syracuse
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Badgers
Quakers
Women Golfers Open Chicago Tourney With 70-Player Field
The opening rounds of the Women's Western Golf Association medal play championship drew a strong field of about 70 players in Chicago. Notable entrants include defending champion Mrs. 8. L. Reinhart of Dallas paired with Mrs. Melvin Jones of Olympia Fields, along with other regional players such as Mrs. L. W. Mida of Butterfield and Mrs. J. Horn Westmoreland awaiting standout showings.
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A.P
Middle West
Western Gold Association
L. Reinhart
Dallas
Texas
Melvin Jones
Olympia Fields
Sunt
L. W. Mida
Butterfield
J. Horn
Westmoreland
Jay Carsteil
Aurora
J. W. Homer Dixon
Busines
Regional Football Schedule Fragments Listed
The document lists numerous matchups across regions including Southern Mobile at Memph is New Orleans at Little Rock and Atlanta at Nashville. It also notes National Pittsburgh at St Louis and other pairings such as Cincinnati at Chicago Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston and New York at Washington. Additional Cotton States games include Alexandria at Jackson Meridian at Laurel Brookhaven and Monroe at Vicksburg with no other games scheduled.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ooklyn
Neee
Isaccions
Ehliads
Brookhaven
Mobile
Atlanta
National
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Keinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Cotton States
Alexandria
Jackson
Meridian
Laurel
Monroe
Vicksburg
Memphis
AB. Cobb
Nge
Tigers
Ewer
Heisman
Fees
Simmons
Athi
Amen Athi As
Paver
AB. R
Barnhart
Pirates
Bancroft
Braves
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Cards
Hawks
Phillies
Pet. Kelly
Clarke
Martina
Wiltse
Scott
Ullop
Ulley
Stewart
Murphy
Atlante
R. H. Pet. C. Anderson
Guiley
L. R
J. Smith
Atl
Multiple Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
A dense string of minor league results lists scores from the South Atlantic, Western, and other associations. Games feature teams such as Memphis, New Orleans, Atlanta, Nashville, Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, Detroit, Dallas, Shreveport, Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, Waco, Houston, Milwaukee, Denver, St Joseph, Baltimore, Reading, Buffalo, Toronto, Macon, Spartanburg, Augusta, Greenville, Charlotte, Knoxville, Norfolk, Kinston, Wilson, Meridian, Hattiesburg, Vicksburg, Brookhaven, Laurel, Tupelo, Jackson, Corinth, Blytheville, Dyersburg, and others with various rain delays and postponed contests.
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St. Joseph
Wichita-Des Moines
South Atlantic
Macon
Spartanburg
Augusta
Greenville
Charlotte
Knoxville
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Cc Nt
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Kinston
Mth
Wilson
Richmond
Acosta Ellis to pitch for Memphis in today's game
Memphis faces Mobile in a 4 o'clock tilt as Joe Acosta or Ellis takes the mound for Kid Elberfeld with Moss likely starting for the Chicks. Mobile beat Memphis 2 1 in the series opener as Caldera out pitched Bonnelly, Riley hit a milestone homer, and changes in Memphis lineup included Cueto at short and Donahue in left field.
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Tenn
Joe Acosta
Ellis
Kid Elberfeld
Memphis Chicks
Moss
Mobile Bears
Gene Caldera
Caldera
Dick Bonnelly
Riley
Mobile
Elberfeld
Cueto
Matt Donahue
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Ime
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A.P
Southern Association
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Scott
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Birmingham
C. Anderson
Barons
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Raeepee
Pet
Mobile and Ohio to face McGowin-Lyons today at Lyons Park
Mobile and Ohio aims to extend its 11 1 record as it meets McGowin-Lyons in a 5 PM game at Lyons Park. McGowin-Lyons pitcher Harvey Maury shut them down previously and another strong showing is expected. Manager Pat Cooney may start Phillip Kearney or Johnny LeGros, ahead of Saturday’s game against Columbus Greenville at Monroe Park.
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McGowin-Lyons Hardwaremen
Lyons Park
Railroaders
McGowin-Lyons
Harvey Maury
Boxing results from Sioux City to New York and London
Earl McArthur won on a foul in the sixth round of a ten round bout in Sioux City. Jimmy Slattery stopped Jimmy Conerley in Waterbury in the sixth round. Gene Tunney was set to fight Tommy Loughran in New York on July 13 after beating Tommy Gibbons. Larry Mason regained the European lightweight title in London by defeating Ernie Izzard in nine rounds. Chicago beat the Reds 9 to 6 as Cubs reliever Jacobs left early. Giants and Robins schedule doubleheaders in New York after two idle days.
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Sioux City
Earl McArthur
Pete Sarmiento
Flipino
New York
Gene Tunney
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Tunney
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
London
Larry Mason
Leeds
Europe
Ernie Izzard
Chicago
Reds
Bush
Cubs
Jacobs
Beam
Giants
Robins
Cubs Add Left-Handed Pitcher Bob Shanklin
Chicago announces the signing of left handed pitcher Bob Shanklin by president William Veeck. Shanklin, formerly with Loyola Academy Chicago, had been practicing with the Cubs for several weeks.
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Chicago Cubs
Bob Shanklin
William Veeck
Shanklin
Loyola Academy
Cubs
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