Killefer Power Wins Cubs A 3 2 In Extra Innings
Killefer’s two early RBIs and four hits helped the Cubs beat the Reds 3 to 2 after 12 innings. Carter and Martay held Cincinnati to six hits while Chicago tallied eight off Eller. Rabitt Maranyville contributed two home runs for Boston in a 9 to 1 win over Philadelphia.
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Big Bill
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Marti
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Eller
Rabitt Maranyville
Braves
New York
Brooklyn
Konetcky
National League and American League Baseball Scores and Highlights
Baseball results from multiple games. New York 8 1 Philadelphia 7 4 highlights include Pfeifer, Miller, Dumont, Wakuls, and pitchers Seibold and Perkins. Indians beat White Sox 14 3 as Shellenback struggled. Yankees edged Washington 1 0 as Sotheron powered Brown over Detroit 5 4 with a decisive ninth inning hit.
American League Scores From Boston Cleveland and St Louis
In Boston the Philadelphia team defeated the Red Sox 4 to 1 with Murray and Cady batting for Philadelphia and Demaree and Wilson for Boston. At Cleveland Chicago lost 8 to 0 as Williams Danforth Sher id Schalk joined by Jenkins and Jasper dominated. Washington and St Louis games ended with 2 to 0 and 4 to 3 scores respectively as Har per Whitehouse Gharrity and Sotheray Severied appeared for the fielding sides.
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Cady
Demaree
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Sherid Schalk
Jenkins
Jasper
Washington
Nggoonaga
Hannah
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St Louis
Detroit
Day
Ainsmith
Sotherav
Severied
Four Campbell Brothers Eye Fast Relay at National Meet
The Campbell family from Chicago plans a four man relay in the two mile at the Amateur Athletic Union meet in September. Roy and Tom Campbell hold national and conference half mile records, while brothers Rowland and Spurgeon are also strong half milers. If they reach peak form they could challenge Yale’s 1915 world mark for the distance. Tom and Rowland are Chicago freshmen. Roy and Spurgeon are overseas in service.
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Tom
Yale
Johnny Overton
Rory
Rowland
Spurgeon
University of Chicago
Standings and Thursday Games in National and Minor Leagues
The standings list shows Philadelphia at Boston and Brooklyn at New York in the National League, Chicago at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Cincinnati, and American League matchups Chicago at Cleveland, New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia. Yesterday's results include Milwaukee 0 at St. Paul 2 and Toledo 2 at Louise ie 3, with Kansas City at Minneapolis in the Western League. In the Three-Eye League Bloomington 4 Terre Haute 3, Peoria 7 Moline 4, Evansville 10 Rockford 7.
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Caldwell
Dumont, Winn and Walters
Gewell, Seibold, Kinney and Perkins, McAvoy
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Toledo
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Peoria
Moline
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Su Louls
American Association
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Steree
iMinnespolis
Columbus
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Joplin
Omaha
Wichita
Present Holders May Cinch Davis Challenge Prize
A brief note reflects on the Davis Challenge Prize and its holders amid a nostalgic tone about generations and parental stances, suggesting a predictable pattern across time and familiar behaviors.
Chicago Men Lead in 400 Meter Dash at Inter Allied Games
Earl Eby and M P Spink of Chicago finished first and second in the 400 meter dash at the Inter Allied Games held at Pershing Stadium. Wilton New Zealand finished third with a time of 50 seconds flat. American William Tar lor and James Humphries also placed in the bread jump, while Moreaux Frances won third in that event with a 3.14 meter winning jump. The report also notes a featherweight boxing victory by Fundy American over Hallam Australian on points in a 10 round bout and contains stray commentary and ads mixed with the sports results.
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M. P. Spink
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James Humphries
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Anthony E. Wilding
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Gerald Patterson
Australian McLoughlin
Stanley N. Doust
O'Hara Wood
A.R. Jones
R. Lycett
Honolulu Opens Water Carnival with Youthful Wonder Swimmer
Warren Kealoha, a 16 year old, dazzled the crowd by winning a 100 yard novice sprint in 9 57 1 58, back stroke 2 41, and the final 100 yards of a 500 yard relay in 0 53 3 5, hailed as the greatest swimmer of his age. Duke Kahanamoku defended sprint titles while Edith Kann of Hui Makani stunned with a junior 50 yard win in 0 32 3 5 and Thelma Fernandez led later events with a back stroke time of 0 41 1 A.
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Lady Langer
Los Angeles
John Kenn
Duke
Edith Kann
Hui Makani Club
Altho
Blanche Fernandez
Thelma
State Golf Meet Attracting Many to Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Ia July 2 with one week left to enter the nineteenth annual Town Golf Association tournament 23 clubs and 12 individual entries have so far been received for the Cedar Rapids Country Club course July 7 to 12. Thirty four prizes totalling about 700 dollars plus a new sterling silver loving cup for the champion. Four flights planned with a possible extra surprise flight. Local players may enter if not affiliated with a club by paying the fee. Women abstain from the event last held in Des Moines 1916. the tournament will be strictly stag. Course preparations include new out of bounds signs updated flags on all holes and daily mowing.
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Carl Peipho
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President's
Cadar Rapids
Ellis Park
Stag
Hyperion Field Club
Des Moines
Scores Achieved at La Porte City Gun Club Shoot
The La Porte City Gun Club hosted a tournament with 350 targets. J. R. Jahn achieved a perfect score in 150 breaks. Fred Gilbert was second high professional with 33. Charles Hummel led amateurs with 145, C. McBride followed with 142.
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J. R. Jahn
Fred Gilbert
Charles Hummel
C. McBride
American eliminated in interallied tennis at Wimbledon
In Wimbledon on July 2 Charles 3 Garland of Yale University the only American in the semifinals was defeated by Kingscote of England in the international championships. The match score was 6 4, 2 6, 5 7, 6 4.
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Iowa Rifle Team to Attend National Civilian Match
Iowa adjutant general named 17 shooters to travel to Caldwell New Jersey for the national civilian rifle match at the end of August. Captain John A. Pruessner led a squad of veterans and newcomers with two alternates a coach and a quartermaster.
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Iowa
Wounded in Hospitals to Receive Fight Dope
New York July 2 Soldiers and sailors in hospitals and camps nationwide will receive progress reports on the Willard-Dempsey fight at Toledo on July 4 via a ticket and bulletin service arranged by the Knights of Columbus. Pershing Stadium Francs July 2 Robert E. Simpson Chicago won the final of the 200 meter low hurdles with 24.35 seconds, followed by William K. Silvester Bosworth Mo and Meredith House Riverside Cal who placed second and third, breaking the prior record.
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Knights of Columbus
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Robert £. Simpson
Chicago
Yesteday
William K. Silvester
Bosworth
Meredith House
Riverside
Cal
Inside the Ropes on Willard Moehy Betting Buzz
Reports from New York and Broadway suggest Willard Moehy has quit training, stirring betting flurry around the boxing world. Jess Dempser shows strong support in large bets, with 10 to 9 offered, making this the biggest pugilistic event in memory.
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Broadway
Little
Willard Mohey
Willard
Jess
Dempser
FAMO Destroys Dandruff Bacilli
Detroit pharmaceutical house promotes FAMO to stop seborrhea by killing the dandruff microbe. The product promises hair regrowth and even slows graying, with no alcohol and scalp itch relief. Sold at toilet counters and barber shops in small and large bottles, priced 35 cents and 1 dollar respectively.
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Detroit
True Heart Susie and Here Comes the Bride at local theatres
The minister's wife dances in True Heart Susie causing churchgoing shock as it plays at Plaza theatre Thursday to Saturday. John Barrymore stars in Here Comes the Bride at Palace theatre today and tomorrow with a two part satire The Last Bottle set in 1923 detailing the final champagne bottle.
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Palace Theatre
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Roy Atwell
New York
Charles W. Whittaker
Altho
Faire Bintey
James Montgomery Wragg
Yankee oarsmen wait at Henley on return to race
United States eight and coxless four train at Henley for the Peace regatta in June. Capable crew led by Major Herman L. Rogers trains under Major Paul Withington with Yale Harvard and Princeton rowers. Wiman oversees army rowing. Gov Lowden signs but rules boxing bill unconstitutional after Senate house battles.
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Associated Press
United States
Henley
Herman L. Rogers
France
Collis J. Coe
Yale
Royal Pullen
University of Washington
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McHenry
Harry [Middendorf
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Louis Penny
California
Paul Withington
Charles D. Wiman
J. R. Breitinger
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Dillon
Princeton
Henley Golf Club
Leander Club
United States Army
House
Senate
Lowden
Purely Vegetable Blood Treatment Promoted
Scientists tout a forest and field sourced remedy for many illnesses. S S S is described as gentle and cleansing, made from roots and herbs, claimed to purify blood and build up the system. The ad urges readers to obtain S S S at drug stores and to write to the Medical Director in Atlanta for peculiar cases.
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S. S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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