Trial of 1919 World Series suspects resumes in Chicago
The 1919 World Series scandal trial opens with Judge Hugo Friend adjourning to Wednesday to decide on Ben Franklin and Carl Zork affidavits amid illness and alleged concealment. Notables like Buck Weaver and Eddie Cicotte attend. Fred McMullin is absent awaiting capture. The State must verify Franklin’s condition and compel Zork’s appearance while counters argue over illness claims.
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Chill Praises Gaines Fastball and Break on Hook
New York reports umpire Ollie Chill lauded rookie Roland Gaines after his outing against the Yankees. Chill said Gaines has as fast a ball and as sharp a break on his curve as any young big leaguer in years, marking a strong debut for manager George McBride’s pitching staff.
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Red Sox rally past Mackmen to win 6 to 6
Boston overcame a slow start to rally in the eighth and ninth, defeating Philadelphia 6 to 6 in the first game of the series. Leibold's throw from center to home plate completed a double play, a notable defensive play amid the comeback.
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Clover Aggregation Wins Double Bill
The Clover A. C. beat the Mohawk nine 11 to 2 in the opener and Park Juniors 17 to 3 in the nightcap. Rouda Bush starred with twelve strikeouts and two home runs. J Long added three doubles in five at bats in the afternoon game.
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Knights of Columbus league starts second series with two games
The Knights of Columbus baseball league reopens its second series tomorrow with Spaulding and Potomac council teams set to play. On Thursday Keane and Washington council nines clash, and no games occur on July 1 to 4. Regular schedule resumes July 5.
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Rain Halts Net Championships At Chicago Tennis Meet
Rain stops play in the men’s national relay court championships. The event will resume tomorrow with over 30 races and matches scheduled across the American Association and international leagues. Standout scores include Louisville 3 Toledo 8 and Syracuse 10 6 Reading 9 8, with several leagues listing continued play despite weather.
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Nationals and Yankees Spend Off Day at Resorts in Capital
The Nationals and Yankees paused play with tomorrow's final game in view as McBride aims to even the series. The squad enjoyed a day at resorts including Coney Island and Aqueduct racing chaperoned by trainer Mike Martin. Roland Gaines impressed as a new rifling prospect with blazing speed and a sharp curve.
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Indians Outbattled But Defeat Browns
Cleveland defeats St Louis 4 to 2 as Vangilder struggles with bases loaded. Sisler twice struck out with men in scoring position and the Browns leave 11 on base in a tense batting battle.
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Dempsey Optimistic On Result Of Fight With Robeaton
Atlantic City June 27 Heavyweight champion Dempsey spends a rest filled day amid calm prep for next Saturday weighing 194 pounds and aiming for about 192. Trainers and managers express cautious optimism while noting potential financial risks and the need for careful training.
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Brooklyn Defeats Boston 3 2 as Grimes Wins Fifth Straight
Brooklyn beats Boston 3 to 2 with Grimes earning his fifth consecutive win amid a fracas when a Boston bat hit Brooklyn catcher. Brawlers Miller and Boacker ejected. Line scores show key hits from Powell Barbare Johnston Griffith Wheat and Grimes. Reds break St Louis streak with 5-0 win. feature article extols scientific, sensible training over overtraining and the vigor it requires.
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Dempsey defies orders with secret training session
Atlantic City June 27. The champion, already told to rest, woke from a nap and ordered sparring partners away before staging a private 55 minute workout. Dempsey pounded bags, shadow boxed, and sparred with O'Hare and Williams, impressing Judge Bonniwell with his condition.
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Local Tennis Notes Highlight District Rivalries
District tennis notes report Jack Dudley will skip district tournaments favoring collegiate tours in the East. Larry Phillips emerges as likely junior champion at Chevy Chase club, with Phillips winning his first match easily. Suburban Tennis League matches set for next Saturday with Holmead leading the circuit, and junior tournament play underway at Chevy Chase club courts from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Casual boxing notes follow including Georges Carpentier’s privacy remarks and a Shelton A C win over Twining, 17 to 6, with Mattingly and Miles delivering key plays.
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Major League Results and Standings from Yesterday
Major League results across leagues show Cleveland defeating St Louis 4 to 2 and Boston scoring 8 against Philadelphia with other schedules incomplete. National League results include Brooklyn 6 Boston 2 and New York 8 Cincinnati 5 St Louis 2. Standings list Cleveland leading with about .696, followed by Detroit Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York and others with varying win totals and games played.
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Daubert's Home Run Sparks Cincinnati Rally In St. Louis
Daubert slugged a three run homer with two aboard as Cincinnati ousted St. Louis. Bohne, Mann, Fournier, Groh, Bressler and Wingo drove runs. Rixey and Rivière pitched for Cincinnati while Walker and Sherdell appeared for St. Louis.
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Pirates Defeat Chicago 10 to 3 Behind Morrison Debut
Pittsburgh Tigers rout Chicago 10 to 3 as John Morrison earns credit for a solid first start. Vaughn struggles with nine hits in seven innings while Jones allows six runs in two frames. Crowd notes timely hitting from Bigbee Mack and Hollocher, plus Kelleher homer and Maranville crossbases.
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Home Runs Highlight Phillies Giants Victory
Philadelphia defeated New York 12 to 8 in a high scoring game featuring seven home runs. Phillies players Lebourveau and Parkinson hit multiple homers, with Burns and Meusel contributing key hits as the Phillies belted five homers and built a late rally to clinch the win.
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Alonso of Spain defeats Kingscote in tennis and boxing headlines
The Post wires the Dempsey Carpentier world title bout from Jersey City with live blow by blow updates. At Wimbledon British turf court tourney Francis Hunter reaches the semifinals by beating Maj. Campbell. Mallory loses to Miss Ryan in a tight American women’s singles match. Kingscote’s upset defeat shocks the day as Tilden’s status looms.
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Tigers Cruise In Exhibition With 11 4 Win
Detroit Tigers defeated Michigan City 11 to 4 in an exhibition game. Flagstead slugged a homer a double and three singles. Also mentioned are Parks Woodall and Man son with Stremmel and Eggleston. Mount Alto seeks fast teams for district contest and provides contact details.
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American polo team ties exhibition in England
Eltham Kent June 27 The American polo team led by Robert Strawbridge Thomas Hitchcock Jr Louis Stoddard and Deveraux Milburn played a 3 to 3 tie with an Inglish team featuring Col Melville May Barrett Lord Woolhouse and Maj Lockett in an exhibition match.
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Intercollegiate Net Body Elects Officers
Philadelphia June 27 Philip Neer of Leland Stanford University was elected president of the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association as its annual championship tournament opens at the Merion Cricket Club Haverford Other officers include L W Williams Yale treasurer Charles A Shipway Princeton secretary Wallace Bates University of California Syracuse University was admitted to membership
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Opening of Tennis Tourney Showcases Strong Net Play
District days tennis tournament at Chevy Chase begins with close prospects as top juniors and Central High standouts enter. Phillips wins in qualifying while multiple matches set for second round.
Ted Kid Lewis Claims England Middleweight Title
London June 27 Ted Kid Lewis defeated Jack Bloomfield on points in a twenty round bout to claim the championship of England. Lewis, former welterweight world champion, won the title by defeating Jack Britton at Dayton in June 1917, with the crown reverting to Britton in 1919 after a knockout.
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Fulton KO Daly in Opening Round
Rochester Minn fighter Fred Fulton defeats Pittsburgh’s Dan Daly by knockout in the first round of a twelve round scheduled bout in Syracuse New York.
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