Oakland and Salt Lake to open six game series at Bonneville Park
Salt Lake Bees begin a six game series with the Oakland club at Bonneville Park starting at 3 o'clock. Del Howard’s pennant chasers bring a strong road squad, aiming to upset Salt Lake which holds a recent edge in West coast matchups. Pitching notes mix with roster moves as Bunny Brief’s return looms and Dreyfuss seeks a quick resolution on his status.
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Giants Lob Lead Philadelphia In Tight NL Contest
Philadelphia defeated New York 2 0 to seize first place as Vlasy pitched a two hit game. Opponents were limited to two singles and a walk. New York’s Sececees and Rosey played poorly behind a strong Philadelphia defense.
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Yankees Grab Two as New York Tops Philadelphia Twice
New York defeated the Philadelphia Athletics in a doubleheader 1 0 and 7 0. Mogtides beat Seibold in game one with two hits allowed, while game two featured a Schaver Merer battery for New York. Cleveland beat Louis Im 9 6 in a rugged contest as Davenport Coveleskie shone on the mound. Boston and Washington split a twin bill with Harper wild in game one and Gallia closing. Boston won game two 3 4.
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Love Looks Ready to Star for the Yanks
Love appears poised to become a standout for the Yankees, after a surprising early season showing. The right hander has overcome control issues that plagued him, leading to strong performances and a likely ascent among the league’s top southpaws this year for the New York club.
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Utah girl pitcher uses both hands to duel batters
DINGHAN June 26 Utah's Adah Clayn stars as a two handed pitcher and batter for a sandlot girl team. She throws with both hands and can hit from either side. Teammates Afiea Adderly and Miss Dizon also pitch or play infield. The Abros girls claim a world girls championship and have rejected pro offers to focus on school duties.
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Frary Named Umpire for Butte Team Uprising
Spokane dispatch reports Ralph Frary, longtime player and umpire in the Northwestern league, has accepted a president Blewett’s umpiring star role. Frary, called to Butte this week after Scrappy Bekman’s failure, agreed to return for the Duke Vancouver series per Hewett’s authorization via Bob Brown. Frary previously umpired under Hewett, drafted for a big league trial, and has been inactive since a prior season.
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High Salaries Paid Ball Players The War Strain Cited
Fan Francisco June 35 Owner Mike Cantillon of the Minneapolis club says high salaries hurt finances but clubs will complete the schedule. He blames the war for attendance drops and believes teams pay too much, expecting changes after this year.
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Lew Lewis Wins Coast League Title in Bout With Britton
Teased as a raid on the Pacific Coast League, Lew Lew is declared welterweight champion after a 20 round decision over Jack Britton. The match featured Lew’s clever defense and sharp left jabs, with a late knockdown not enough to swing the verdict in Britton’s favor.
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Coast League games this week headline clashes
Oakland faces Salt Lake at Salt Lake City while Los Angeles hosts San Francisco in a Bay Division tilt. Portland meets Vernon at Vernon in a Pacific Coast League schedule note highlighting road trips and venue names.
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Rawlings Stars For Braves As Versatile Infielder
Boston within tough luck at second base finds Johnny Rawlings delivering in pinch. He filled in at second and short during Evers’ absences, displaying surprising reach and defense. Teammates praised his versatility and value to the club amid injury and rotation.
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Whitney's Gelding Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
In New York on June 25, Star Payne Whitney's aged gelding Har Tow carried 117 pounds to win the Brooklyn handicap at nine furlongs on the Aqueduct course. Regret, the 1915 Kentucky Derby winner, was the near-heroine, finishing narrowly behind the winner as Jersey Lightning led a fast pace. The final time of 1 3 4 9 2 5 set a new world record for the distance, with Old Rosebud rounding out the top three.
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International Baseball Seen As War's Aftermath
Pittsburgh June report quotes manager Callahan of the Mirates asserting war will foster international baseball. He argues England’s cordial ties to American institutions will promote the sport and widen its appeal worldwide. Callahan, once with a London world tour, predicts postwar two major leagues will form and boost the game abroad.
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Teeta Jack White to Meet Chicago Rival at Orpheum July 4
Ogden fans expect a boxing showcase as Teeta Jack White of Chicago trains at the Ellbe hall and Eggies gym preparing for a Rivers bout. Al keeps fit in canyon runs and spring workouts while promising to beat White. Billa Glasmano touts an all around showdown with Jimmie Johns and Pat Gibert amid Capitol hopes in Opden.
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Naval academy leaders named for graduation and service
ANNAPOLIS Md June 25 Announcement named leaders of the class to graduate from the Naval Academy and enter active service after Thursday. First honors went to Joseph W Pale of West Newton Mass while William Jr Nichols of Yuma Ariz and Ernest D Colton of Douglas Ariz placed third and fourth.
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Western Golf Association set to raise funds for amateur event
Crafts W Migcing, assistant secretary of the Western Golf Association, returned from St. Joseph tonight. In the qualifying round each coach charged 2 cents for each stroke, raising 300 dollars. The association plans to match that amount for the Western Amateur entries, which open July 9 at Audinthian Country Club and close July 2.
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Young Players Eliminate Vets In Kansas City Tennis
A windy opening day in Kansas City features young players dominating veterans. Johan McCoy, a Independence high schooler, defeats Heath Moore in two straight sets 63 66. Ernest Piz, 16, of Kansas City, defeats E. J. Swankson 62 62 in sectional doubles slated to begin tomorrow.
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Sioux City Tourney Opens With Sharp Scoring
In Sioux City on June 25 the Iowa State Golf Association tournament began with high scores in qualifying. From about 200 competitors for the eighteen holes only fourteen finished under 20 over par. Rudolph Kuenper, a notable junior from Smut League Country Club, led the day as medalist with an 83.
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