Col l ing Bat Wins Contes t For Sox
Eddie Coline homered with bases loaded to win for Chicago against New York 4 1. Cicotte struggled early, then held the Yanks to five runs after an eighth inning rally. Risberg, J Collins, and Weaver added two base hits. Boston beat Detroit 2 1 as McInnis drove in two. Ruth injured sliding into third as Washington beat St Louis 6 1. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 6 0 with Witt leading the bats.
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Eddie Coline
Chicago
New York
Cicotte
Shore
J. Collins
Risberg
Weaver
Eddie Cicotte
Boston
Detroit
Bush
Cobb
Tigers
McInnis
Babe Ruth
Walter Johnson
Washington
St. Louis
Walter
Senators
Weisman
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Indians
Witt
Base ball results and notes around league games
In the American League games, Boston beat Detroit 27 to 18 with Leonard and Ainsmith on the mound for Boston and Mars and Schang for Detroit. Washington defeated St Louis 4 to 1 with Weisman and Wright on the mound for Washington and Sefield and Billings in the St Louis battery. Philadelphia lost to Cleveland 12 to 5 as Bagby Enzemann Chlo and Nanamaker faced R Johnson Ferry Seibold and Perkins. In the National League, St Louis beat Cincinnati 1 to 0 after a ninth inning rally. the rest of the league games were canceled by rain.
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Boston
Riv
Leonard
Ainsmith
Ruth
Mars and Schang
Washington
Rue St Louis
Weisman, Wright, Seffield
Billings
Mayer, Johnson and Agnew
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bagby
Enzemann
Chlo
Nanamaker
R. Johnson
Ferry
Seibold
Perkins
reries—Lie
Schalk
Shore
Mogridge
Ruel Hannah
Mitchell
Bressler
Eller
Schultz
Clemons
St. Louis
Cincinnnati
Standing of the teams and yesterday results across leagues
American Association results include Kansas City 8 Toledo 2 and 9 3, Indianapolis 4 Milwaukee 1, St Paul 14 Columbus 1, Oklahoma City 2 Tulsa 1, Joplin 4 Wichita 1, Omaha 6 St Joseph 4, Evansville 1 Moline 6, Bloomington 7 Ferre Baute 1. Western League notes include Louisville at Minneapolis and Sioux City at Des Moines rain. Saturday games list Rational League matchups New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Chicago Philadelphia St Louis St Louis Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago New York Detroit Boston.
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American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Iain
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Joplin
Wichita
Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Des Moines
Rain
Peoria
Rockford
Bvansville
Moline
Bloomington
Ferre Baute
Rational League
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklin
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Brookly
St Louis
Louis
Pau
Jim Jeffties
Jack John
Son
Willard
California
Jess
Jack Dempsey
Deak and Clemons Face Wingo in New York Pitts Match
Rain causes postponements as Bressler Eller and Wingo play contested games, with Deak and Clemons from New York Pittsburgh slated for action amid a slate of delays.
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Rae Bon
Bressler
Eller
Wingo
Deak
Clemons
New York
Pittsburgh
Migratory Bird Act Upheld by Federal Judge in Arkansas
Federal Judge Jacob Trieber ruled that the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of July 8, 1918, enacting a treaty with Great Britain, is the supreme law of the land when not violating the Constitution. He found states cannot veto such federal action and that treaties override state constitutions and statutes.
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Little Rock
Ark
Great Britain
Jacob Trieber
Trieber
United States
Dillon Signs to Coach at Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Dillon will leave Saturday for Mackinaw Illinois where Mrs. Dillon will spend the summer. Coach Dillon will attend the summer school for coaches at Urbana Illinois supervised by Coach Zuppke. Dillon came to Waterloo last fall after successful seasons at Simpson. He starred in high school athletics and at the University of Illinois where he was an all western halfback.
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Dillon
Mackinaw
Urbana
Zuppke
University At
Tilingis
Zappele
Waterloo
Simpson
Beacuse
East High
University of Ilinois
Sport flashes name bout opener and early action
Joe Ryan headlines a 10 round scrn ched bout as Cedar Rapids officials report Jack Reynolds using a toe hold against Peter Katauski with two straight balls in the early rounds.
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Joe Ryan
Cedar Rapids
Jack Reynolds
Peter Katauski
East High selects Lieut. Jack Skien as athletic coach
Lieut. Jack Skien, YMCA athletic director, elected to replace C. C. Dillion as East High athletic coach. Skien previously led East athletics from 1916 to 1917 and will start his new duties after returning from the army. He earned an established reputation as a football and basketball coach and as a former Coe College football standout.
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Jack Skien
C. C. Dilion
East High
Skien
East
Coe
Lieut
Phillips Andover adopts four club sport for all plan
Phillips Andover unveils a four club system Romans Saxons Greeks and Gauls to enroll all students next fall. Each club has officers and an executive council to settle disputes while members train in athletics with mandatory participation and ritual initiation.
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Phillips Andover Academy
Phillips ‘Andover
West
Fishermen Expect Ready Bait and Potatoes for Carp
The note describes preparing bait made from fish and potatoes. It mentions rolling into balls and placing on a hook. The writer expresses confidence that readers will find a method satisfactory to carp feeding whims.
Willard Names James Coffey as Heavweight Successor
Willard selects Boston heavyweight James Coffey as the likely successor to his world title. Coffey, 26, 6 feet 3 and about 200 pounds, recently discharged from the U S Army, will train in Toledo ahead of a Fourth of July engagement.
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Willard
James Coffey
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
United States Army
Toledo
Jim Coffey
Boston
Coffey
Sam Fitzpatrick
Knights of Columbus
France
Jack McAuliffe
Leo Kelly Chooses Waterloo for Training Base
Irish boxer Leo Kelly of St. Louis will locate in Waterloo and establish permanent quarters. Manager Ernie Jordan already resides in the city as Kelly plans to set up a training base there.
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Leo Kelly
St. Louis
Waterloo
Hig
Ernie Jordan
City
Kelly
Kid Bandy
Otto Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Jordan
Tommy Comiskey
Old Player Endorses Calmer Fans At Ball Games
Former star Burkett says fans are gentler now and judges this by quiet bleachers compared with rough days. He recalls Toney’s prison release and notes crowd vitriol has softened as postwar peace arrives. Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow wins Philadelphia women’s golf title.
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Jess Burnett
Burkett
Tle
Fred Toney
Giants
Toney
Fred
Ronald H. Barlow
The
Merion C. C
Philadelphia
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U.S. A. R. Administration
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Liberty Street
New York City
Healey Building
Atlanta
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England
Gama
University of Virginia Baseball Steam
Loyola College
Baltimore
Yale
Belgium
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William T. Tilden
Ichira
Kumagao
Oxford
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