Giants Clean Up the Reds 6 to 2 in Cincinnati
New York beats Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Fisher lasts three innings before Luque. Mitchell strong before eighth, Benton to finish, Dubue to hold rally. Benny Kauff adds two doubles and a triple. Cubs win 6 to 5 over Phillies as Watson relieves Smith. Cards beat Ru dolph 4 to 2 on Gowdy day. Pirates top Dodgers 10 to 6 with 14 hits.
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Baseball Scores and Batters in 1911 Style Fragments
The report lists several early baseball games with lineups and pitchers, noting Boston’s 5-3 loss to the White Sox, Babe Ruth’s two-base hit, Philadelphia’s 5-3 win over St Louis aided by Bobby Hoth’s triple, and Detroit’s 2-1 setback to the Yankees. It mentions various batteries and players across cities, including Cleveland’s 3-2 victory over Washington amid protests and an umpire ovation.
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Baseball Scores and Battery Pairings Across AL Falls
In Boston the Chicago game saw Mulligan and Gins as batters for the rare Cubs while Mulligan and Schalk connected for runs. New York hosted Detroit with strong pitching and a 3 to 0 showing, Boland Love and Strange featuring in battery action. Philadelphia’s lineup included Davenport Mayer Johnson Kinney and Perkins with Batters from Louis. Washington hosted Cleveland as Barbey Neil Robertson Shaw and Gharrity formed the battery.
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Free Swim Week At Y M C A Attracts 100 Boys
More than 100 boys take part in Free Swim Week at the Y M C A learning to paddle in the latest style under physical director Skein. Lessons run all week, open to nonmembers, aiming to train each boy as a capable swimmer ready to assist in water emergencies.
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Dempsey Willard Title Fight Hype From De Forest
Jimmy de Forest, training Jack Dempsey for the July 4 bout with Jess Willard, declares Dempsey will win by knockout. He says he knows Dempsey well and has prepared him to be the fastest strongest hitter in the ring.
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Jess Willard
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Dempsey Must Adapt Tactics for Willard Fight
Johnny Eckhardt reports Jess Willard study of Dempsey’s plunging rushes. Willard plans to counter the aggressive style by targeting the midriff and tightening defense. Both fighters acknowledge the danger of the other and prepare for a decisive confrontation in the boxing ring.
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O Dowd Seeks Ring Return After 18 Months Abroad
World middleweight champion Mike O Dowd plans a July 4 return to ring action after 18 months overseas service. He favors facing Mike Gibbons or Soldier Bartfield, with Toledo as a likely venue before Dempsey Willard clashes, while Carpentier’s status and health are uncertain.
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Willard Dempsey bout to have Rocap as referee
William Rocap sporting editor of the Public Ledger is named referee for the July 4 heavyweight title bout between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey in Toledo. The army navy and civilian boxing control board approved the selection after Tex Rickard requested a neutral official. Rocap, a Philadelphia journalist and boxing follower, also leads the National Athletic Club and is active in polo.
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Redmond boy Arthur Tuck sets remarkable athletic marks
A 12 year old from Redmond, Gen. Arthur Tuck, won a meet with records in the 220 yard 23 2-5, 100 yard 10 seconds, 120 hurdles 16 3-58, shot put 45 feet 4 inches, discus 133 feet 1 inch, javelin 173 feet 8 inches, high jump 5 feet, broad jump 19 feet 4 inches. Lincoln matches some marks but no official javelin, high jump, or hurdle results exist.
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Kelly Signed to Box Stuehmer in 10-Round Mingle
Leo Kelly, a tester acquisition in Waterloo boxing circles, signs to fight Bum Stuehmer of Davenport in a 10 round bout at the Waterloo theatre Monday night. Stuehmer, a former army boxer with 22 ring engagements, held Camp Cody middleweight and welterweight titles and returns to Davenport after overseas service.
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Leo Kells Plans Return Fight After Defeat to Tommy Comiskey
Boxing fans note Leo Kells, a former army pug, was defeated by Tommy Comiskey but vows to train for a rematch. He lasted the distance, a feat praised by fans, with Otto Wallace also earning some distant recognition. Interest grows for the anticipated Toledo Independence Jay bout as fans plan travel by car and rail.
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Cedar Rapids
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St. Paul
Freak Boat to Race at Mississippi Valley Regatta
A half planing flat boat built for Otto Mueller near La Crosse Wisconsin is nearing completion. The 32 foot craft with an eight by four foot flat bottom and shovel nose aims to reach speeds over 40 miles per hour using a 90 horsepower Sterling engine. It will compete in the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association regatta at Campbells Island Illinois July 4 to 6 if trials succeed.
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Diamond Glints and a Libel Claim Stir at Browns Park
John Lavan trained at the St Louis Browns park waiting for the Cardinals to return home when Phil Ball learned of it and chased him. Lavan had sued Ball for libel a year earlier, straining relations and prompting surprise at his Browns park appearance. Elmer Pender, Pittsburgh pitcher.
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