Effort to Stop Losses in Bears Game Ends Wide Defeat
In a rough series finale, Acosta allowed six runs in two innings as the Bears trailed the opposition early. Wiltse relieved and gave up three runs in the ninth. Kelly and Geygan led the locals with key hits, while Tucker and Gilbert produced multi hit games.
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Industrials defeat Haberdashers to clinch series
Industrial Finance Company team won 7 to 4 over the Barrett haberdashery squad to take the series. Bill Shaw started for the haberdashers and allowed 14 hits as Barrettmen were previously defeated by Industrials. Batteries Shaw and Barrett versus Ira Creel and Phillips highlighted the contest. The Sneveley Generals, with Patton on the mound, beat the Sporting Goods Company 6 to 3 in a pitchers’ duel through the fourth inning before the Thoss team broke through.
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Gene Tunney Rise From Army Amateur to World Champion
New York June 29. A. E. F. should be proud of Gene Tunney who first knocked Gibbons from the ring and rose from modest beginnings. Tunney's patient, studious rise contrasts with peers like Martin who faltered as Tunney became a top heavyweight contender and a potential champion assisted by early guiding figures and unique personal discipline.
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Tigers Face Critical Week As Cobb Weighs Fate
Detroit manager Ty Cobb faces a pivotal week as the Tigers, 12 1/2 games behind the A’s, try to spark a late surge. After a nine game win streak, Detroit lost to the Browns and risks erasing any chance by week’s end. The club, 485 in standings, must rally in four games with Cleveland as the opponent while Cobb contends with internal tensions and Heilmann’s steady play.
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Yesterday's Home Runs Read Today's Want Ads
A brief ad style item notes readers can consult yesterday’s home run listings alongside today’s want ads to locate useful items. It highlights a mix of sports and classified content for immediate needs.
Eastern Teams Hold Edge in 2 Big Leagues
In the twelfth week opener Eastern clubs hold slight margins. White Sox win 8 4 over Indians with Thurston strong. Browns beat Tigers 8 2 ending Detroit streak. Senators beat Athletics 6 1 in Washington debut back home. Giants top Braves 6 5 as Meusel drives decisive run. St Louis wins both ends of doubleheader 3 1 and 8 3 to climb toward third place behind the Pirates and Cubs.
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Babe Ruth Out for Season Likely After Ankle Injury
Ruth of the New York Yankees is expected to miss the rest of the season after X rays in hospital showed damage to his right ankle. The star slugger, in financial trouble and on a farm in Sudbury put up for sale, hopes for a fresh start in 1926 if the ankle injury is not serious and he can serve as pinch hitter or return to the lineup.
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Wills and Walker Favored in Two Bouts
New York June 29 betting odds favor Wills and Walker in two slated boxing bouts. Odds listed by the International News Service indicate Wills leads in one match and Walker in the other, with selections based on recent form and opponent matchups.
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Batting Out of Order Inning Rule Clarified
The guide explains that a batter who goes out of order is ruled out on appeal and the correct batter takes his place in the lineup. The infraction does not change the batter’s status for the rest of the inning, and Brown would be replaced in the second inning by Smith, with Brown resuming after Smith.
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Landis Views Baseball Purpose During Nashville Visit
In Nashville Judge Landis reaffirmed that baseball’s real function is to preserve boyhood faith in its idols, not pennants. He toured The Hermitage with local leaders, spoke on Andrew Jackson’s hero worship, visited the Parthenon, and watched the Vols defeat the Barons.
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