Wrestler Lou Christiansen to Meet Pete Visser in Utah Bout
Łou Christiansen, a 10 year veteran heavyweight, faces Pete Visser of Ogden in an unlikely clash at the Orpheum Theater next Tuesday night. Visser, praised as one of the West’s best heavyweights, seeks victory while Christiansen brings extensive ring experience and a readiness to prove himself in front of Utah fans.
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New York Americans beat Washington in key doubleheader
In a day of mixed results the New York Americans defeated Washington to take a doubleheader sweep amid a long road trip. Walter Johnson gave up eleven hits and two runs in the fleet game while Top earned his seventh win in the second game. Hoblitzell scored the lone Boston run as Philadelphia and Boston played a 3-0 game, with Oakland defeating Los Angeles 3-2.
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Brooklyn Falls To New York 7 4 In First Of Six Game Set
In the June 2 game, Brooklyn's defense faltered in the eighth as New York pulled ahead 7 to 4. Robertson opened the inning with Olson's miscue, Doyle doubled, Kauff walked, and Fletcher's catcher error triggered a ten-run swing. Myers homered in the fifth after Chevey doubled. Behrup pitched one inning, Perritt finished for New York.
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Standings of clubs in Pacific Coast League games yesterday
District standings show Vernon and Los Angeles leading with Portland and San Francisco behind. Results list Baltimore Lake, Portland 0 to 7, Los Angeles 2 to 3 over Oakland, San Francisco 1 to 0 over Vernon in the first game, San Francisco 6 to 0 over Vernon in the second, with Belt Lake at Portland and San Francisco at Vernon scheduled today and Los Angeles at Oakland.
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Seals Triumph in Doubleheader Over Los Angeles
In San Francisco, Meharry and Maggert hit home runs as the Seals hammered Jack Ryan for ten runs while Bill Frough allowed only one run to Los Angeles. A misplayed beadwork by McLarry spoiled the scoreboard but did not change the outcome.
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Beavers Blank Salt Lake In Portland Game One
Portland defeated Salt Lake 7 to 0 as Vereey pitched for the Beavers and held Salt Lake to a quiet offense. The Utes were stifled by controlled hitting and strong defense, with clear rounds scoring in the late innings. Sloppy base running and miscues contributed to Salt Lake’s shutout loss.
Apploughlin May Stage Comeback
Loe Angelea June 24 Maurice Evans McLoughlin eyes a comeback after a poor showing last summer. The 1911 12 13 champion trains at the Los Angeles Athletic Club preparing for summer matches. He plans Pacific Coast doubles with Ward Dawson and possibly Claude A Wayne or Nat Browns. He will likely compete in Andy etc leading to Forest Hill et al with the national championships starting August 28.
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Danny Shay’s Blues Chase Pennant in Key Elimination Battles
The Blues, led by Danny Shay, push for top standing as they clash with Indianapolis for a decisive league position. In recent elimination matchups they have secured 17 wins as they chase the American Association title and strong pennant prospects.
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Angels Lose 10 Elliott's Oaks Tilt Ends In Sweep
Los Angeles June 23 Skester Fanning pitched a no hit bid as the Angels beat Vernon 4 1 in the opener with eleven strikeouts setting a season high. Fanning left injured shoulder limited his later appearance. Baum relieved to blank Vernon 8 0 in Game 2 as Vernon still leads the league while San Francisco drops.
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Harvard Crew Defeats Yale in Four Mile Challenge
New London Conn June 23 Harvard varsity crew defeated Yale in a fast four mile race at the fiftieth regatta between the universities. Harvard finished in 20 02 clipping eight seconds off the previous best. Yale totaled 20 17 and faded as Harvard pulled clear. The victory completed a clean sweep for Cambridge crews, with freshman and second varsity titles already decided. Perfect weather and water aided the Blue as Marvan i and the crew surged ahead.
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New York Police Carnival at Bay Speedway Aims for Daring Shows
More than 2000 New York policemen gathered at Bay Speedway for an athletic carnival. Frightened horses and carriages ran the track while mounted officers halted them. Motorcycles chased speeding cars and polo games featured former Army troopers. A sham battle with Fort Worth trainees engaged over 100 men, with noted officers like Jack Eller and Matt McGrath leading events.
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