Cardinals Fail to Draw at Sportsman's Park in First Place
New York reports that the St. Louis public shows apathy as the Cardinals and Browns struggle for attention at Sportsman's Park. Despite leading leagues, attendance lags with about 12,000 in two days, while Hornsby’s departure is blamed for civic interest slipping.
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St. Louis Park
Davis J. Walst
T. M.S
New York
St. Louis
Sweeney
Sportsman's Park
Sam Breadon
Giants
Briffs
Majah
Hornsby
Louis
Bt. Louis
Indians overwhelm Yankees to snap seven game streak
Cleveland beat New York 9 to 7 as Pipgras faltered in the second and Miller was pulled in favor of Holloway. Thomas and Zachary were tagged for runs, Ferrell closed in the ninth, and key hits by Sewell Averill and Fonseca paced the Indians offense.
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New York
Indians
Yankees
Yanks
Pipgras
Thomas
Zachary
Miller
Cleveland
Halloway
Ferrell
ASTH
Port Jamieson
Fonseca
Averill
Sewell
Tavendr
Helloray
Grabowsat
Dickey
Durocher
Kornig
Pippin
Bures
Ceeseeyersecses
Fale Fornsena
le Sewell
Avera
Lary
Durnetier Combs
Lind
Lazzeri
Eyirst
Jamafteson
Tereacher
Lanrert
Durst
Gehrig
Adler
Fonsecs
Tuserner Te Lind
Forsers
Cleveland St
Maller
Wolleoway
Perreta
Sted Innihes
Mer
Morrison Sold to Brooklyn Nationals by Kansas City Club
Pitcher Johnny Morrison, long associated with the Kansas City club, has been sold outright to the Brooklyn Nationals. Formerly with Pittsburgh, Morrison’s move reshapes the rotation for the Nationals.
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Robins Bay
Morrison
Kantea City
Johnny (Wragnandle
Miss Jeanette Jay Wins State Trapshooting Title
In a dramatic state women's championship Jeanette Jay 15 wins with 191 of 200 in the singles. Earl Donohue the world champ adds to his streak with near perfect rounds as Fred Whitey receives a lifetime tournament post and a cash purse. Twenty thousand targets fired as traps hush and excitement ends with the state tournament’s final day.
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Jeanette Jay
Earl Donohue
Donohue
Fred Whitey
Association
Dlan
Hiim
Fred
Mrs. Whitney
Des Moines
A. Brissler
Dr. J. R. Pence
R. Brissler
S. Tyler
Kipke or Cappon Likely to Land Michigan Post
Ann Arbor, June 7. Michigan will name Tad Wle man’s successor within 10 days, says Fielding H. Yost. Names most mentioned include Harry Kipke, head coach at Michigan State and former UM assistant, and Frank C. Cappon, former Kansas coach now at Michigan State.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Tad Wleman
University of Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Michigan State College
Franks C. Cappon
Kansas University
Michigan State
Menze to Remain as Cyclone Coach
Iowa State College basketball coach Menze will remain at the helm after renewing his contract with athletic director Metcalf. The announcement states Menze will continue guiding the Cyclones following his recent return from a prior coaching post in Kansas City.
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Cyclone
Louis EB. Menze
Iowa State College
St. Mary's Ecalere
Marys
Towa State
T. NM
Metcalf
Kansas
Simmons Paces Phillies to 15 4 Victory Over Browns
Al Simmons led the Philadelphia Athletics to a 15 4 win over the St. Louis Browns with a homer and two doubles driving in six runs. Pitcher Blacholder allowed five runs in the third as Simmons hit his twelfth homer of the season. Foxx added his tenth homer as Philadelphia batted around in the sixth.
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al Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
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Blseholder
Earnshaw
Macks
Foxx
Bt. Louis
Abrhapore Blue
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Mannsh
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Jenking
Srhang
O Bo
DO Ferrell
DO O'Rourke
Pond Oo Roelz
Oop
Meiillo
Boraonood Kress
Miller
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Gores
Blacholder
Shores
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Kimnecy
Orden
Biachalder
Guilirie
Hildeorand
Norlarity
Chicago
Boston
Mass
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White Sox
Moris
Shires
Clancy
Chicapo
Nedeeees Mhiytanan Shires
Evsewe Planey
Sseerer Reynolds
Vverere
Eers
Spawn Eeene
Agrirr
Terr
Renee
Poar
Sres Geee Rothrock
Searcut
W. Bnerett
R. Parrett
Higniaw
Fereves
Cveseeereer
Todt
Eeesenay
Russ
Warwand
Kerry Shires
Clatky
Barrett
Kerr
Reynolds
Watweand
Rothrock
Watward
Callis
Tett
Hases
Chicara
Adkins
Dayne
Adk Bayne
Morris
Inninre Thane
Jostne
Beseae Getsel
Owens
Detroit Beats Washington In Tight Baseball Tilt
Detroit tops Washington 7 to 3 as Stoner wins. Whitehill and Hadley split mound duties. Gehringer, Myer and Goslin lead Detroit with multiple hits and key RBIs, while Washington struggles with seven walks and late-inning pressure.
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Stoner
TIGA
Washington
B. Rice
Goslin
Flanstead
West
Cronin
Ogi
Dudge
Hayes
Ruel
Tale
Hadley
Dinege
Qinada
Ruck
Flagstead
Flagstead In Seventh. Dz
Sisks
Detroit
Gehringer
Mothergill
Myer
Sleatons
Bernins
Alexander
McManus
Brasa
Barnes
Fothergil
Judge
McManusy
Fothergirl
Mayes
Tudge
McSfanus
Oehringer
Bala
Balla
Liska
Whitehil
Italian Heritage in Baseball Legends
A reminiscing piece by AL HEATAREE highlights early great Italian American players in baseball history. It mentions Tony Lazar, Abby Abbiticino, Babe Pinchi, Ping Bodie, Lazzeri, Napoleon La Joie, and notes that talent sometimes outpaced ethnic stereotypes, while celebrating Latin and Italian contributions to the sport.
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Tony” Lazar
Nacker Extraordusty
New York
Abby
Abbiticino
Pittsburgh Pirate
Babe Pinchi
Detroit
Feds
Ping ™ Bodie
Italy
Lazzeri
Napoleon la Jole
Mey
Petrolle Upsets Chicago Fighter in Detroit Ring
Billy Petrolle known as the Fargo Express rose in the world lightweight title contention after defeating Ray Miller at the Olympia arena in Detroit Michigan. Petrolle pressured Miller early and finished with a sharp cross to the chin for a ninth count, securing a five round victory in a clean win over Miller.
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Mich
Billy Petrolle
Fargo Express
Ray Miller
Chicago
Hooker
Olympia Arena
Petimile
Miler
Miller
Yanks add Meredith to roster after Texas standout joins
Meredith Hopkins a Texas utility fielder joins the New York Yankees after batting .370 for the Springs in the Southwest, reporting to manager Miller Huggins to start his major league tenure. Lord Astor wins Oaks at Epsom Downs as Pennycomequick repeats triumphs, extending the forebearing owner’s success. AL Singer defeats Kid Roy in a first round knockout, New York boxing results.
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Meredith
New York
Meredith Hopkins
University of Texas
New York Yankees
the Springs
Miller Huggins
Lord Astor
Epsom Downs
U.P
AL Singer
Leon Kid Roy
Montreal
Giants Win 4 to 3 Over Cardinals on Jackson Triple
New York Giants beat St Louis 5 to 4 in six and a half innings as Jackson hit a key triple and O’Farrell drove in the decisive run. Cardinals threatened in the ninth but Gelbert was thrown out at third. Giants extend western trip win streak to two.
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New York Giants
St. Louis
Giants
Jackson
Gelbert
New York
Abrhpoah Roush
Lindstrom
Reehe
Terry
Reese
O'Farrell
Benton
Louis Abrhpoae Douthit
Et High
Frisch
Bottomutey
Haley
Tt Roetiger
Rf Smith
O Gelbert
Sa Haid
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Bottomley
Roetiger
Smith
Welsh
Roush
Tomiey
Ferry
Henton
Bells
Rigler
McLoughlin
Hurt
Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Althe
Bish
Matone
Hornsby
Malone
Poae Frederick
Moore
Sayler
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Grimm
MeMen
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Cossseee Bush
Harnsby
McMillan
Herman
Bancroft
Crossleys
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Afilone
Siclen Wases
Koupal
Moss
Ballon Mone
Whiting
Matonn
Yosing
Parman
Moran
Quigley
Pirates
Braves
Pittsburgh
Sammy Gray Accused of Rosin Abuse by Rival Managers
St. Louis Browns pitching sensation Sammy Gray faces accusations from rival managers and players that he uses rosin on the ball and soaks his trousers in squid rosin to gain advantage. They allege he rubs the ball on his pant leg for the desired effect.
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Sammy Gray
St. Louis Browns
Gray
Grant and Rowe Organize Club in LeMars
Dick Grant and Fred Rowe, released by Waterloo club for veteran rule, reorganize the old Oriole baseball club in LeMars. The team will play its next game against Sloan at McDuffie park here.
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LeMars
Dick Grant
Fred Rowe
Waterloo Club
Mississippi Valley League
Oriole Baseball Club
Sloan
McDuffie Park
Fishing tackle sale offers lines nets and poles
Genuine Shakespeare Super Silk Casting Line 1 pound test six yards 1.24 and 24 pound test fifty yards 1.49. Minnow nets and pails sold cheap plus reels poles and baits. Wide selection with prices aimed to please customers at the shop on Where Better Pipes Are Sold.
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Shakespeare
Re Cts
Blue Larkspur Favored in Belmont Stakes Preview
New York June 7 Belmont Stakes the sixty first running at Belmont Park tomorrow with Blue Larkspur E R Bradleys three year old leading a field likely under a dozen. The race offers roughly 180000 in purses with winner earning about 63000 to 66000 plus the Belmont gold plate. Blue Larkspur Chestnut Oak Jack High and Dr Freeland head the likely contenders with Blue Larkspur top in the Withers form.
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America
Belmont Park
Henry of Navarre
Commando
Africander
Peter Pan
Colin
Hourless
Sir Barton
Man O’war
Grey Leg
Crusader
Blue Larkspur
E. R. Bradley
England
August Belmont
Jack High
Dr. Freeland
Withers
George Hull Wins Moline Opener Behind Homer
George Hull of Moline, a left handed twirler, pitched a 2 to 1 victory over Dubuque in the opening game of the series. Erwin Moody pitched well for the Tigers but Hull’s control and Hinz’s sixth inning homer gave Moline the lead and final margin.
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George Hull
Moline
Dubuque
Erwin Moody
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Manchester
Hint
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Speraw
Garlick
St Brock
Conley
Anderssh
Russell
Scheetner
Moody
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Drager
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Chadwick
Hinz
Kiso Molesworth
Oaosa Manchester
Hun
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Watczak
Hull
Amnites
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Oellermann
Tima
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Cappon
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Tan An
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AYR
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Tigers
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Hurler
P Pinch Witter
Ad Liska
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Seemeperee
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John Domenech
University
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Jazzeri
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Petrolle
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Wower
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Klem
Magerkurth
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Grant and Rowe
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Fitzgerald West Bros
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