Cubs Victims Of Pittsburgh Club Sees Rivalry Resolve In Ten
Hamilton of Pittsburgh held Chicago to three hits and scored the tying run in the tenth with Cutshaw on third as Vaughn delivered a clean drive to left. Pittsburgh tallied 11 hits overall while Hippo Vaughn fanned six. Boston split with Brooklyn as the Dodgers won 8 70 2 and the Braves took the second game 5 1. St Louis edged Cincinnati 4 3 in seven, aided by Daubert error and Schultz RBI. Philadelphia defeated New York 2 1 as Barnes exited in the fifth and Perritt allowed most hits thereafter.
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Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cutshaw
Vaughn
Vaughn Altho Hippo
Boston
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Braves
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Daubert
Singkes
National League results and American League recap
In Chicago and Boston venues, multiple NL games featured varied batteries and lineups as Brooklyn and St Louis posted wins while Cincinnati and St Louis staked claims. American League play saw New York sweep Philadelphia 10 to 7 amid errors, while Boston took two of three from Washington with early hits and fielding miscues shaping the final game 8 to 6.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington Senators
Robertson
Thomason
Fridats
Wational Lesrae
Kew Tork
Fitteburet
Bronkiya
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Denis
Weslington
Mrveland
Phiadelphia
Kostan
American League Battery Pairings Note at Philadelphia and Washington
In Philadelphia the batteries were Nelson Russell and Ban Tah for Philadelphia, Rogers Nailor and McAvoy for the opposition. At Washington the batteries were James Schang Roh eers with Thompson and Agnew. No other games scheduled. 51
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Philadelphia
Key York
Nelson, Russell
Rogers
Nailor
McAvoy
Washington
RWB
James
Schang
Roheers
Thompson
Agnew Gharrite
Standing of the Teams and Frantic Fragments
A garbled sports roundup lists teams and scores with many unreadable names. It mentions Tulsa, Terre Haute, and Cincinnati among others, plus scattered league and game cues. The text is fragmentary and hard to parse.
Tom Comiskey Triumphs Over Leo Kelly In Close Bout
Tommy Comiskey of St. Paul used open range and sharp jabs to outpoint Leo Kelly of St. Louis over ten rounds, despite Kelly’s powerful uppercuts. Comiskey’s speed and footwork dominated, while Kelly’s infighting kept the action tight and crowded. Preliminaries featured Mandot and Fisk, with Haynes losing to Quenesky and a rapid two round duel between Carroll and Ransom.
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Tommy Comiskey
Paul Fleeting Harp
Leo Kelly
St. Louis
Kelly
Tommy
Babe Meanor
Rock Island, II
Comiskey
Altho
Hygon
Camp Funston
Wollowers
Tomo
Leo
Keily
Joe Mandot
Denver
Kid Fisk
Rock Island
New Orleans
Baker Bar
Mandot
Fisk
Kid Haynes
Waterloo
Linh Quenesky
Mason City
Wille Carroll
Roland Ransom
Mrs Jess Predicts Willard Victory Over Dempsey
A recent photograph shows Mrs. Jess Willard, wife of the heavyweight boxing champion, confident in her husband’s upcoming Toledo bout with Jack Dempsey. She believes he will have the best of the big mix.
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Jess
Hubby
Jess Willard
Dempsey Dominates Big Men In Historic Ring Comparisons
The piece contrasts Dempsey with Jess Willard, noting Dempsey’s speed and power versus Willard’s endurance. It reviews bouts with Pelkey, Gunboat Smith, Charley Miller, and Carl Morris, summarizing outcomes and notable rounds across New York, Denver, San Francisco, Buffalo, and other cities.
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Arthur Pelkey
Gunboat Smith
Charley Miller
Gaiy Morris
Pelker
New York
Denver
Jess
San Francisco
Altho
Smith
California
Buffalo
Miller
Dempeer
Carl Morris
Morris
Big Carl
Cyclones Entered for Big Ten Track Contest
Ames Iowa June 4 Four Cyclones will compete in the Big Ten meet in Chicago next Saturday. Competitors are Warner Paige Stone and Merriam. Stone won the mile and Paige won the high jump at the Missouri conference meet. Merriam placed third in the half mile and Warner was second in the shot put. The Cyclones tied Grinnell for third in the conference meet last Saturday.
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Ames
Chicago
Waener
Paige
Stone
Merriam
Uself
Missouri
Warner
Cyclones
Grinnetl College
Inter Allied Games Team Heads to France for Trials
Sport Flashes from New York report a 48 member U S soldier athletes squad sails to France for the inter allied games. Philadelphia notes Lew Tandier knocked out George Chaney in the first round. Racine reports Pat Monte and Jack Sharkey fought ten rounds to a draw.
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New York
U. S
France
Philadelphia
Lew Tandier
George Chaney
Racine
Wis
Pat Monte
Jack Sharkey
Club Busters Miracle Five On Crick Club Course
Philadelphia June 6 A tale circulates of a remarkable five on the eighteenth hole of the Merion Crick et Club championship course. The ball teetered on the clubhouse roof after a mishap, then rolled, escaped a tree, and finally dropped into the cup for a dramatic birdie as an opponent stumbled with a three putt finish.
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Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Tes
Clayer
Foster
Grean
Nathan Nneasnant
Citys A 1 Summer Resort Opens June 7 In Waterloo
Electric park in Waterloo begins its summer season Saturday at 6 p m with extensive upgrades. The roller coaster dance hall and outdoor theatre have been improved. Herbert Parker returns as manager and the theatre will show free motion pictures. A Fight for a Million starts the serial. The park expects big picnics with grove tables free for use.
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Electric Park
Waterloo
Fairhand
Herbert Parker
Helectric Park
Ross Gets Returns On Money Spent For Nags
Commander J. K. L. Ross, Canadian millionaire, invested 30000 for Billy Kelly last year and saw the horse win in four or five starts. Ross was praised for horse sense after critics argued over the price. Sir Barton, bought for ... Ross paid big sums for both horses but Sir Barton won the Derby and Preakness, netting 257000 in Preakness earnings and 45000 in four days.
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J. K. L. Ross
Billy Kelly
Ross
J. FB. Madden
Sir Barton
Commander Ross
Star Shoot
European demand for American racehorses expands list of buyers
European buyers led by Vance Nuckols act for Adam Machattie of Liverpool to purchase Frances Logan, a five year old pacer with a 2:15 1-4 mark, for campaign in the United States before shipment abroad. Orders reach from Austria and Italy for trotters as racing revival spreads to southern Russia. agents F I and J A Marquis advertise in Red 2013.
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Fennock
Cranwood Race Track
Vance Nuckols
Adam Machattie
Liverpool
England
Nuckols
Frances Logan
Austria
Italy
Pennock
Roman Zimermann
Baden
Milan
B. Cappavilla
Bassana
United States
Russias
Portraits of Historic Baseball Batting Mannerisms
The account catalogs eccentric preoccupation and stance traits of famed players like Luderus, Cutshaw, Speaker, Hooper, Cravath, and Cobb. It notes ritualized bat handling, cap-touchers, and toy-collection diversions, alongside a wartime anecdote about umpires Brennan and Owens in a Paterson exhibition.
Players urged to avoid aiding no hit pitcher records
Newspaper notes that major league officials plan to issue a edict to deter batters from striking out or flying out in late innings to spare a pitcher's record. The piece recalls past accusations of teams or players manipulating outcomes to help a rival or pitcher achieve a milestone, including stories from St Louis and Nap LaJoie era.
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Johnson
Heydler
Casas
St. Louis
St. Broons
Nap LaJoie
Lescue
Land Prices Jump Per Acre In Grady Center Area
In Grundy Center region land values surged with several transactions. W N Stewart bought the Straver farm at 32.50 per acre a week ago and sold to Joe Graeny at 326 per acre. Dilly farm 200 acres near thore traded for 70000 total, 350 per acre. John Gelken sold his 80 acre German township parcel to Dr J Miller of Ackley for 290 per acre. he bought it nine years ago for 115 per acre. Death of Lillian Steifel from Dolloch poisoning after smallpox vaccination shocks Rowlet relatives.
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Grundy Center
W. N. Stewart
Straver
Streek
Joe Graeny
Ood
Stabhour
Dilly
Thore
John Gelken
German Township
Tobacco humidor product by R. J. Reynolds
An advertisement describes a red bag and a red tin humidor with a sponge moisture top for tobacco storage. The item is labeled as a pound and a half pound tin humidor from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston Salem North Carolina.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. c
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