Twin Falls and Pocatello clash in ninth inning rally
Twin Falls and Pocatello tied the score in the ninth as a twin rally produced late scoring. Key players include Benjamin, Matthews, Cunningham for Twin Falls and Taitt, Bowers, Osborne for Pocatello with multiple hits, stolen bases, and RBIs. game length three hours.
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Taitt
Fitzgerald
Zam Yooh
Melvor
Osborne
Cunningham
Gorman
Thompson
Backer
Dwyer
Bowers
Benjamin
Matthews
Apperson
Rosenberg
Hansen
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Zamloch
Rowers
Macker
Spencer
Zimmerman
Bannocks
Zaniloch
Bruin
Bruins
Rus
Zienke
Eeege Versioes
Arn
Lf Z
Bonner
Simmons
Aes Pewbrsbeeeee
RIL PO
F Rice
I Thompson
Pitzgerald
Maloney
Aes Nano
Boxing Night Results Across Cities Reported
AP dispatches detail multiple boxing wins last night. Harry Greb defeated Allentown Joe Gans in Wilkesbarre. Harry Allen beat Tony Leto for the Southern bantamweight crown in Jacksonville. Leo Lomski claimed the Pacific coast middleweight title in Seattle. Charlie Weinert defeated Pat Lester in Vernon. Harry Dillon stopped Big Yeager in Portland. One Step Watson beat Herman Auerbach and Tommy Commiskey stopped Battling Siki in Denver. Jack Lynch halted Chief Elkhart after six rounds at Fort Bliss.
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Seattle
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Pacific Coast
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Lomski
Denver
Step Watson
Omaha
Herman Auerbach
Salt Lake
Tommy Commiskey
Siki
el Paso
Tex
Jack Lynch
Fort Bliss
Chief Elkhart
Oklahoma
Shots Fired At Private Yacht Off Newport
A private yacht named Alpha owned by Arthur Curtiss James was fired upon near Watch Hill while en route from New York to meet the Crown Prince of Sweden. The blast came from an unseen shoreward vessel, and the yacht continued its voyage after the incident. The report notes a protest to Washington over the action.
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New York
Alpha
Sweden
Newport
R. L
Washington
Coast Guard
Miami
Arthur Curtiss James
Watch Hill
Pts
James
Chaser
Iield
Tight NL Standings Narrow as Giants Dodgers Chase Reds
Baseball round up of NL standings with Reds leading and Giants Dodgers tied for sixth. Recount of recent games includes Rine’s seven innings on three hits for Reds, Muller's RBI hit, and wins by Phillies over Cubs, Yankees over Browns, and White Sox over Athletics. Seasonal notes mention Shocker, Cobb, and urban games shaping the pennant race.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Boston
Giants
Jimmy Rine
Steinie Muller
Kent Greenfield
Young
Lindstrom
Kelly
Vance
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bill Sherbett
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Heinie Sand
Miller Huggins
Bambino
St. Louis Browns
Urban Shocker
Ruth
Tony Tazerri
Walberg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Engle
Athletics
Till Larame
Urban Faber
Stan Coveleskie
Chicago
White Sox
Senator
Sam Rice
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Warner
Heisman
Tavener
Fothergill
NYU Star George Davis Signs with Yankees
George Davis, NYU baseball standout, signs with the New York Yankees. He is regarded as one of the best outfielders in college circles and has consistently hit around the .400 mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
New York University
New York Yankees
Spuds Defeat Ogden Gunners In Narrow 14 to 7 Victory
Spuds beat Ogden Gunners by 14 to 7. Johnson Cronin and Randezzo lead with three and two base hits respectively. Stark earns win over Averkamp with 7 1 3 innings pitched. Games records 2 3 innings. Time 1 55. Umpires Lowe and Gallo.
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Spuds
Ogden Gunners
Johnson
Cronin
Randezzo
Knox
Danning
Collins
Callaghan
Cox
Shield
Averkamp
Stark
Hall
Lowe and
Galloway
Daho Falls
Idaho Falls
Ilo
Burke
Rob Hall
Werkamp
Gomes
Ads
Allen
Erich
Leake
Tdaho Falls
Famers
Rf A. Danning
Rose
If Cronin
Logan
Salt Lake Bees
Logan Collegians
King
Lehinski
Winters
Ben Logan
O'Neil
Gerran
Zaeffel
Camilli
Kanz
Miller
Pratt
Iestler
Molle
O’shea
Gardner
Schneider
Kin Camilli
Falls
Jacobs
Salt Lake
Byacobs
Barber
Choate
Wyoming Wrestler Falls to German Opponent in San Francisco
Richard Sehikat of Germany won a decision over Jack Taylor of Wyoming in a two hour match in San Francisco. Sehikat pinned Taylor for the first fall with a body roll in 16 minutes and 40 seconds.
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San Francisco
Richard Schikat
Germany
Jack Taylor
Wyoming
Sehikat
Taylor
Police with gats stationed in stands to deter cushions
Police with pistols in Philadelphia baseball stands guard during games to prevent cushions being thrown onto the field and to maintain order.
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Gats’’ Handy
Philadelphia
Maxwell brothers form a tight golf foursome
Four Maxwell brothers Clair Ray Lee and Lloyd play together in a golf foursome noted for their accuracy. Lee is a former North and South champion winner.
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Clair
Ray
Lee
Lloyd Maxwell
He Misses Few in Marine Corps Marksmanship Test
Corporal Francis J. Shannon of the U S Marine Corps scored 347 of 350 by hitting a 6 inch bull at 200 yards with a standing position. The event tested marksmanship with a standing fire at long range and a precise bull’s eye target.
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Francis J. Shannon
U. S. Marine Corps
Suzanne Lenglen V Mary Browne Drawn in Wimbledon Singles
London June 16 Suzanne Lenglen meets Mary Browne in the first round of the Wimbledon jubilee tournament. The luck of the draw places the two stars in the same initial round.
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Suzanne
Mary Browne
London
Suzanne Lenglen
Youngster Joins Oakland Club In Pacific Coast League
Maxwell Rhyne age 18 adds to Oakland club roster in the Pacific Coast League. He is nephew of Hal Rhyne former San Francisco Seals shortstop now with the Pittsburg Pirates. Oaks report seven other players under contract aged 21.
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Oakland
Maxwell Rhyne
Oakland Club
Hal Rhyne
San Francisco Seals
Pittsburg Pirates
The
Oaks
Golfer Aged 9? Noting the subject confusion
A historic oddity notes Alan Muir of Greenock Scotland who at 94 still plays about 18 holes weekly indicating remarkable longevity in golf activity and personal dedication.
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Alan Muir
Greenock
Scotland
Edgemont High School Produces 400 Athletic Participants
All 400 students at Edgemont High School in Rocky Mount North Carolina take part in some form of athletics.
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Edgemont High School
Rocky Mount
N. C
Massachusetts Boxing Bouts Do Not Allow Draws
In Massachusetts, boxing bouts have no draw decisions. Officials enforce a win for one fighter per match, ensuring decisive outcomes in local rings.
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Massachusets
Giants edge Reds 3 2 in tight pitching duel
In New York the Giants won their third straight over Cincinnati 3 to 2. Ring allowed three Reds hits but New York scored in the seventh on Snyder’s triple and Mueller’s RBI single. The Giants tallied again in the eighth on Young, Lindstrom, and Kelly to secure the lead.
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New York
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Ring
Snyder
Mueller
Young
Lindstrom
Kelly
Vicinich, Ring, Greenfield and Snyder
Florence
Berlenbach Delaney Bout Planned at Ebbets Field
New York reports Tex Rickard to present boxing view as Berlenbach agrees to meet Jack Delaney on July 15 at Ebbets Field. Delaney has knocked out two champions including Berlenbach and Flowers, with the rubber match seen as decisive for the light heavyweight landscape. The commission may vote on a Dempsey Wills issue as Rickard prepares Dempsey Tunney plans.
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New York
Tex Rickard
New York State Athletic Commission
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Ebbetsfield
Delaney
Berlenbach
Tiger Flowers
Madison Square Garden
Berlenbachh
State Commission
Rickard
Farley
Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Booker Washington
White House
Major League Baseball Trade Shuffles 4 Clubs
In Cleveland on June 16, a major AL trade reshapes rosters on the final trading day. Howard Ehmke moves from Boston to Philadelphia. Slim Harriss and Fred Heimach go from Philadelphia to Boston. Baby Doll Jacobson and Bing Miller move to St. Louis, with Miller to the Browns in a deal that ends when Connie Mack ships Miller to Brooklyn. The Los Angeles team leads the Pacific Coast League with 14 wins in 19 on its latest road swing.
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Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Spiechanee
Sacramento
Oakland
Missions
Portland
ANG
Seattle
Hollywood
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Mg
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn Oh Iy
Newark
Boston
Philadelphia
Utah
Idaho Falls
Enweee
Twin Falls
Perr
Brey
Ogden
New York
Cleveland
Philaelphia
Washington
Detroit
Bt. Louis
Howard Ehmke
Boston Red Sox
Slim
Harriss
Fred Heimach
Athletics
Jacobson
Bing
Miller
Connie Mack
Browns
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Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
Allentown
Joe Gans
Jacksonville
Harry Allen
Jackson
Tony Leto
Tampa
Vernon
Calif
Charlie Weinert
Pat Lester
Arizona
Ore
Harry Dillon
Winnipeg
Big Yeager
Amsterdam
Phillips
Depot
Fjelsted
Ef Hill
B. Young
If Pantairns
P- T. Young
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Falslev
Rf. Burton
Bodell Peas
G. Gates
Evans
Pugmire
Hill
Bodell
Hronek
Reese
Kuteh
J. Gates
Kuteli Ie
Shops
Falsley
Pogmire
Rarp
Wright
Florsheim
Florsheims
Cerrell Shoe Co
Dazzy Vance
St. Louis Cardinals
Sherdel
Robins
Jim Bottomley
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O’farre
Ehrhardt
Hargreaves
St, Louis
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Dixon
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Perkins
Benge
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Karr
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Berry
Hamilton, Harrison and Sandberg
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Shellenbach
American Association
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Philadelphia Nationals
Anas Rene Wenn
Inshcoena
Philadelphia Batteries
Jones
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Henline
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Bischoff
Stoner
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Manion
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