Pittsburgh Beats Cub Team 4 2 In Hard Fought Game
Chicago suffered a 4 to 2 defeat at Pittsburgh as Douglaus started strong but faltered, a balk with runners aboard cost a run, Cooper limited Chicago to three hits into the eighth. Ruether earned his seventh straight win for Cincinnati 4 1 over St Louis after Stock and Hornsby sparked a late rally. Brooklyn topped New York 6 3 while Mamaux shut down the Dodgers. Boston swept Philadelphia 3 2 as Riggert homered in the fifth.
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Pittsburgh
Phil Douglas
Cooper
Chiccago
Ruether
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Stock
Hornsby
Brooklyn
New York
Henton
Ragan
iParritt
Mamaux
Dodgers
Boston
Philadelphia
Riggert
Scott
Bare
National League results update from four games
In New York Brooklyn defeated New York 6 to 3 with Mamaux and Stifler combining on the mound. Boston beat Philadelphia 3 to 3 in errorful action while Pittsburgh edged Chicago 4 to 3. Cincinnati won 1 to 0 over St Louis as Ames and Meadows starred. In American League Walter Johnson bested Shore as Washington won 1 to 0 and Chicago White Sox routed Cleveland 17 to 1. Detroit beat St Louis 2 to 1. Philadelphia started with Walker homers but Boston won 2 to 3.
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Walter Johnson
Shore
Washington
New York
Pratt
White Sox
Cleveland
Sox
Swede Risberg
Boston
Baturdayt
Wational Lesggne
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburch
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washingman
American League Baseball Scores and Batter Details
In Washington New York and Cleveland games the line scores show various inning tallies and the batteries listed for each park. Detials include pitchers Shore Schneider and Hannnah Johnson Gharrity at Washington and Williams Schalk Klepfer Jamison Merton O Neill Nanamaker at Cleveland. St Louis and Philadelphia games feature Ehmke Alnsmith Knob Severted and Jones Achang Nay Sefbold Rogers Perkins with mixed results.
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Rae
New York
Shore
Schneider
Hannnah
Johnson and
Gharrity
Cleveland
Chrisgsooes
Losz
Williams
Schalkrmemann
Phillips
Klepfer
Jamison
Merton
O'Neil
Nanamaker
Louis Rhe
Jones and Achang
Nay Jor
Sefbold
Rogers and Perkins
Standings and results from yesterday in the American Association and Three-I League
The American Association standings show Columbus 1 Toledo 2 Milwaukee 3 St. Paul 5 Indianapolis 2 Louisville 4 Columbus 7 Toledo and Omaha 2 St Joseph 0 Joplin 3 Wichita 6 Oklahoma City 2 Tulsa and Bronx City 7 Des Moines 7 Three-I League results list Peoria 4 Bloomington 4 Moline 8 Rockford 10 Terre Haants 3 Evansville
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Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Omaha
St Joseph
Joplin
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Bronx City
Des Moines
Peoria
Bloomington
Moline
Rockford
Taema Hants
Evansvile
WaTiowa
L. Pvt
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Cinetanatt
Witteburgh
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Brooklyn A'S
St Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
L. Pet
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Cutcare
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Detroit
Beis
Washington
T Pet &T
Louisville Rose
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Okdahoma City
Omaha Pees
Tulsa Des Moines
Sioux City
Ave
St. Joseph
Broomington
Bransyvills We
Terre Haute
Sallee Finds Form After Trade to Cincinnati
Veteran pitcher Sallee, once at odds with McGraw and the Giants, has flourished with Cincinnati. Sent in a swap that brought Hal Chase to New York, Sallee has begun turning in victories for the Redlegs and shows renewed focus and readiness for a strong season.
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Bimon Legree
Slim’ Salles
McGraw
Slim
Napoleon
Sallee
Cincinnati
Ban
Redlegs
Ian
Hal Chase
Gothamites
Salles
Bailes
Pat Moran
Oldtimers face modern fight game methods and hype
The article contrasts early bareknuckle quarters with today’s commercial boxing, noting conferences over weights and referees, the rise of newspaper challenges, and a nostalgia for the direct, riskful bouts of Burke versus Bendigo. It cites a 1839 England bout and laments current sparring for profit, with listed baseball and boxing event notes at the end.
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Deak Burke
England
Burke
Heath
Bendigo
America
Bruke
Ashbr
Thas
Santa Monica Tennis Club Aces Recall and Decline
Eastern followers question why the Santa Monica Tennis Club once led post graduate tennis in the west has fallen from prominence in the past two seasons. The club, famed for historic courts and famous players like Mrs. Marion Jones Farquhar and May Sutton Bundy, remains a training ground for top women, though wartime shifts and absences temper its prewar dominance.
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Santa Monica
California
Net
East
Marion Jones Farquhar
United States
May Sutton Bundy
Mare K., Browne
Florence Sutton
Elliol Sutton Bruen
Violet Sutton
Hone Door
Cladys Widdowson
T Louise R. Williams
Wilheth Bean
Mise Ryan
England
Red Cross
California Tennis Team Draws National Attention
A strong record in tournament play raises interest in California's organization as fans seek more details about its success and prospects. The article notes the team’s star performers surpass a dozen notable athletes and highlights the widespread curiosity among followers of the game.
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California
100 Mile Auto Derby At Sheepshead Today
The 100 mile Independence auto derby leads today's Sheepshead Bay card with a three ten mile heat match for the American championship. Ralph De Palma faces Howdy Wilcox in a rematch after Wilcox defeated him for the $50,000 prize at Indianapolis on May 31. Fourteen drivers are entered for the big event.
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Associated Press
New York
Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Ralph | de Palma
Boxing Flashes From Four Cities This Week
In Butte Orteza defeated Soldier Bartfield in a 12 round decision. In Toledo Billy Miske and Battling Levinsky fought to a 12 round drew. Cedar Rapids saw Johnny Nore beat Frank Sullivan by decision in 10 rounds. Denver featured Tommy Gibbons besting George Brown in 12 rounds. The piece ends with a note on the new republic of Czecho-Slovakia and a Lost ad tip for the Courier.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Battling Orteza
Soldier Bartfield
Toledo
Billy Miske
Battling Levinsky
Cedar Rapids
Johnny Nore
Frank Sullivan
Denver
Tommy Gibbons
George
Brown
Uncle Barry Discusses Wilsons Tour On League Of Nations
Uncle Barry explains President Wilson plans a nationwide tour to explain the treaty and the League of Nations while senators from both parties prepare stumping tours. He notes opposition from some Republicans and Democrats, debates over a referendum, and concerns about a large standing army shaping the league discussion.
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League of Nations
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Jimmy
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Toe
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Eral
Idaho
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California
Naw
League of Na
Why do we need a big army in postwar view
Uncle Harry notes confusion over a standing army of 500000 or more for the United States while allies plan large militaries. Some officials see ongoing obligation in Europe under the treaty, others expect U.S. soldiers out by autumn. The piece hints debates on postwar policing and public mood against large armies. Diamond Glints sections discuss baseball, veterans’ returns, and ex-service players joining teams with renewed vigor.
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Uncle Harry
General March
France
Italy
Washington
Rhine
Ain
Baker
Europe
Germany
Harry
War Department
Ile
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Phillies
California Has Boy Botanist of Highest Standing
Seven year old Dale Parks of California is recognized as a child botanist specializing in mushrooms and fungi. His work appears in New York and St. Louis botanical gardens, and California University collections benefit from his specimens. He earned a professor’s note praising his rare finds and predicts he will match his father H. E. Parks, a noted California mushroom expert.
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Calif
California
Dale Parks
New York and
St. Louis Botanical Gardens
University of California
H. E. Parks
Dale
GOOD EVENING By George and witty county life remarks
A fragmented column blends witty quips on a popular saying How do you get that way and a string of local observations about servants, marriage, Roosevelt, coal talk and Fourth of July humor. It includes a note on immunity in criminal trials and a teaser for a Cedar River park sale starting Monday July 7.
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Stifler
Benton
Perritt
McCarty
Smith
Adama
Demarees
RFE
Martin
Kil- Yefer
Casper and
Schmidt
T. Louls
Ames, Meadows and sny @er
Wingo
International News Service
George McManus
Cas
Legree
Great Patterson
Cedar River Park
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Sheepshead
Republic of
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Moravia
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Slovia
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Kraft
Knights of Columb
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Henneberry
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Oscar
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Grays
Oakland
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Joe Vitt
Bolo Club
Toommy
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Tommy
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Fourth Street
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Fay
Wren
United States Court
Bale Club
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