Yankees Cards World Series Seems Probable
New York reporter George Kirkley notes with June sports standings that another World Series between the New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals appears highly likely. The Cardinals lead the National League by five and a half games after 36 road games while the Yankees sit nine and a half games ahead of the Athletics, who falter.
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Yankees
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Athletics
County Dairy and Nypean Farn Nine In Feature Clash
Feature engagement in the Tri bone Industries league this week is the game tomorrow evening on Russell field between County Dairy and Nypean Furniture. Don Brown will pitch for County Dairy, Fritz Urbanski stars for Nypean. Hart will be held in reserve. Today each side also faces Bankers in a scheduled Russell field contest. The rest of the clippings discuss the Yankees, Cardinals, Giants, Cubs, Reds, Robins, and a possible World Series matchup, noting the Cardinals’ lead, home stand, and rivalries as the season progresses.
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Russell Field
County Dairy
State Hospital
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Fritz” Urbanski
Nypenn Star
Hart
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Athletics
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Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Brookam Robins
Robins
Wilbert Robinson
Olympic tryouts set for July finals in Franklin Field and Cambridge
Seven more athletes are picked to join the final Olympic tryouts at Franklin Field on July 3 and 4 and at Cambridge Mass on July 6 and 7. The selections bring the total to 81 representatives in the final cast. Babe, Gehrig, Waner idle as others compete.
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Rumor Rickard Buys New York Ball Club
Rumor claims Tex Rickard and the Madison Square Garden group would announce the sale of the New York National League club within days with Charles Stoneham to retire. John McGraw would stay as manager and president. sale denied by Leo Bondy. Also notes scheduling for local teams and recent American Association results.
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Homers Hitters By Team In First All Leagues Roundup
Yesterday's Home Run list highlights Roth and Gehrig for the Yankees and Hauser of the Athletics among top sluggers. It notes Bottomley with the Cardinals, Hornsby with the Braves, and Foxx with the Athletes. Several players from Indians and Robins also notched round-trippers as the circuit produced early power.
Walker defends crown in rain soaked middleweight bout
Mickey Walker, the reigning middleweight champion, faced Ace Hudkins in a brutal, rain drenched defense. Walker ignored cautious ring tactics, trading blows and taking punishment while driving the action, delivering a relentless, knock down style戰 with grit and determination.
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Baseball scores and schedule from New York to Chicago
New York 12 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 9 Boston 3 St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2 21 in Chicago Pittsburgh rain Today's Schedule Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Tomercow's Schedule Philadelphia at New York
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Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday and next day
Yesterday Resalie Cleveland beat St. Louis 7 to 4 in 10 innings. Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 5. Washington 3 Philadelphia 2 in a 7 inning game. Boston and New York had no scheduled game. Cleveland at St. Louis. Chicago at Detroit. Philadelphia at Washington. Tomorrow New York at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston.
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Reading and Rochester Dominate In International League Scores
Reading 8 Jersey City 0. Newark 4 Baltimore 2. Rochester 9 Toronto 2. Buffalo 10 Montreal 3. Strong scoring showings across multiple teams highlight the league's latest results.
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Rally in Ninth Lifts Kinzuas Over Corydon Independents
Kinzuas Indies rallied in the ninth to turn a 3 2 deficit into a 6 3 victory over Corydon Independents. Stoltz and Thiele pitched. Fitzpatrick led Corydon with four hits including two doubles in five at bats. Both teams had four errors. Thiele fanned seven, Stoltz three, and Corydon stranded 11 runners. Stew Maguire notes Billy Webb’s roster shakeup and Havana Red Sox game implications.
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Jamestown Journal
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Rain delays in Industrial League cause postponements
If rain continues, arrangements with Doc Cosgrave of the YMCA will allow postponement games to be played in the YMCA gymnasium before the basketball season. Five postponements sit on the Tribune menu. Cyclone Villa, ex Jamestown, now in Warren, attends Industrial League games amid wet grounds. Ange Bevevino, Blue and White captain-elect, trains for the upcoming campaign and works for the Pennsylvania Gas Company. Two league games were rained out on the South Side diamond. East Side Fruit and Bonkers will face Russell field tonight. Pike Peterson, on a six day terms, may start for the Banane team. Jewell has yet to announce his pitcher.
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East Side Fruit and Bonkers
Russell Field
Pike” Peterson
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Jewell
Olympic Chances For American Women In 1928 Games
The article discusses American women entering the revived Olympic Games with five events plus swimming. It praises US prospects in the 100 meters, relay, and swims while noting tougher odds in field events. Star athletes Lillian Copeland Maybelle Reichardt Catherine Donovan are cited amid strong European entrants.
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Maybelle Reichardt
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Paris
Nypenn and East Side Fruit Play Liberty Club in Jamestown
Jamestown Journal reports Nypenn and East Side Fruit teams facing Liberty Athletic in Class A league play. Nypenn bats .600 with three hits in five chances while Steve hits .333 from three at bats.
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Jamestown Journal
Espinosa Sets Course Record in Mid American Open
Al Espinosa of Chicago Professional shot a course record 142 to lead the Mid American Open after the third round in Kansas City. Leo Diegel was second at 148, with Archie Compston third at 149 and Walter Hagen slipping to 155. Johnny Farrell could not surpass 153. Ole B. Clark, Springfield youth who led Day 1 with 71, ended at 161.
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Eight races on Warren Fourth of July program at Expo Park
The Universal Auto Racing Association and Warren American Legion sponsor an eight event Fourth of July auto race program at Expo Park. A time trial will establish a track record, heats determine starters for a twenty lap free for all, and a ten lap consolation for non winners. Drivers push cars to peak condition for the spectacular event lineup.
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Blades Triples Give Cardinals 5 2 Win Over Reds
In Cincinnati on June 26 Ray Blades pinch hitting with bases loaded belted a three bagger in the eleventh to lift St. Louis to a 5 2 victory over the Reds. Haines outpitched Rixey in a pitching duel as the Cards tied it in the ninth then won in the eleventh. Blades had three RBIs and a triple, with Wilson and Critz driving in runs. The game featured solid defense and timely hitting amid a tense extras frame.
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Dodgers Comic Manager Wilbert Robinson Wears Glasses
Uncle Wilbert Robinson of the Dodgers is noted for wearing spectacles to aid his sight as he guides the team. The piece praises his dignity and notes the Dodgers rose early then slipped in the standings while he remains hopeful despite setbacks.
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Athletics Fall Further Behind Washington in Doubleheader
The Philadelphia Athletics lost a doubleheader to the Washington Senators, 3 to 2 and 7 to 2, widening their gap behind the Yankees. The first game ran late with two outs and runners on, as scoring touched off in a tense finish.
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Philadelphia and Washington slugfest ends with Washington win
In a Phillies Washington game the final score shows Washington 13 to 2 with multiple runs batted in by Judge Miller Cobb Goslin Barnes and Reed. Stolen bases recorded for Goslin Ludge Miller and Rice and several sacrifices and double plays noted. Umpires referenced and time listed as 1 38.
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