Rees Shut Out by Oakland Pitcher Prough in Coast Game
In San Francisco on June 1, Bill Prough pitched steady ball to blank Rees as Oakland defeated the Coast team. Lane, Sheehan, Skeehan, and Flat contributed in the field while Holt and Prough supported the Oaks with timely hits and solid defense. Warren Adams struck out, and Warren Miller joined the Oaks to bolster the lineup.
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Sheckard Deck Yeatenday Results
In a set of baseball score lines Jimn Prencisco-Onalend defeated Salt Lake 2 to 0. Lost Anertes-San Francisco fell to Son Angeles 2 to 7. M ernon posted a 6 to 4 win over Portlani.
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Tigers Rally To Beat San Francisco In Low-Scoring Win
In Los Angeles on June 1, the Tigers overcame an early lead by the San Francisco club to win 3-2. Crandall earned his fourth victory in two weeks as Dougherty struggled despite a brief comeback surge. Key plays included three stolen bases by Fitzgerald, Margett, and Killifer and a late game defensive double play sealing the win for Los Angeles.
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Phillies Rout Pirates In One Sided Pitt Game
Philadelphia easily defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 1 today in a game noted for Mayer's strong pitching for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh's ineffective effort. The Phillies jumped to an early lead and maintained control, with Boston and New York appearing in scattered results elsewhere.
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How to Play Golf by Charles Chick Evans Jr
Practical golf instruction notes Evans offers a systematized approach to practice with different clubs. He stresses uniformity of grip and stance, solo practice, and adapting grips to each club while maintaining overall technique. He answers common questions on eye position, wrist discipline, and playing etiquette in foursomes.
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Washington St Louis dramatic ten inning win over Washington
Washington beat St Louis 4 to 3 in ten innings after a wild ninth inning error and a miscued ground ball in the tenth that brought in the winning run. McTiride and Praia contributed decisive moments as Washington survives a tense contest.
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Chance Now Has Fine Ball Team
Chance Now Has Fine Ball Team bolsters its roster with top baseball talent from Los Angeles and nearby clubs. The coachs statement highlights a deep pool of players, signaling a potential era of strong performance for the franchise.
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World's Highest Jumper B. Y. Uman Sets Provo Record
Provo June 1 Clinton Larson set a world record for the high jump by clearing 7 feet 7 and 1/2 inches in front of a large crowd and film crews. The event featured multiple school representatives and notable jumpers, with Larson declaring perfect condition before his attempt. The amateur record previously stood at 6 feet 6 inches, held by E. Nepaony. The meet included manager actions and team changes surrounding player eligibility and standings.
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Cubs Erratic Battle Brooklyn In Tight Losses
Baseball brief reports erratic Chicago Cubs against Brooklyn, with four pitchers used after a four-run first inning. Brooklyn wins 6 to 4 as Chicago struggles to capitalize. In St Louis, Teareau beats Meadows and New York tops St Paul 2 to 0, Delayed by scattered hits and sharing pitching duties.
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Swollen Streams Halt Fishing in Klamath Region
The Klamath area in Oregon California faces heavy spring floods and cold meltwater that prevent fish spawning. Streams remain swollen delaying hatchery runs and fish migration. Weather experts forecast melting to peak later, with record low spring temperatures hindering growth and abundance this year.
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Billings Horses to Sell at Auction in New York
Billings estate plans the sale of its famed pacing horses at Madison Square Garden next Wednesday. Legendary owner L. Mithowgh will retire but stay influential as two top pacing stallions Willlar and Streetum I are offered to the highest bidder alongside the Harvester. Foreign buyers are expected, with the auction promising a landmark in American racing and breeding history.
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San Francisco Leads Pacific Coast League Amid Attendance Shifts
San Francisco tops the Pacific Coast League standings as crowd trends favor the winning teams over Los Angeles and Vernon. The piece notes revenue and attendance patterns, mentions a 500000 dollar auction of William Dillings’ stallions and mares, and cites notable racehorses and thoroughbred stock including Omar Khayyam and other Dillings runners.
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Willie Hoppe to Take a Lay Off
Will ie Hoppe the world’s champion billiards player is in Los Angeles. He will not touch a cue for about a month. He says it will take several weeks of practice to regain top form, but his figures show he earned about $61,000 on the vaud tour.
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