Shines in Cinci Victory Over Giants 7 to 5
Cincinnati battered three New York pitchers to win 7 to 5 as Picinich hit two homers and Dressen and Callaghan added RBIs. The Giants struggled with Aldridge and Chaplin on the mound while Ruthmary and Phinton supplied key sticks for New York.
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French sports shift as tennis rises in Paris life
Outdoor games flourish in France around 1900 with soccer and rugby drawing crowds, while tennis grows near Paris and boxing and bicycle racing boast large venues. Rugby attracts the most spectators, and French youths pursue football and tennis on weekends. Suzanne Lenglen symbolize tennis glamour amid a boxing decline and golf’s slow rise.
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Reds Hold Lead as Injuries Heal in pennant chase
New York June 12 U P Cincinnati Reds stay atop the National League race despite key injuries. Pitchers Red Lucas Carl Mays and Adolfo Luque sidelined while Horace Ford and Hughey Critz shine in defense. Reds rallied past the Giants 7 5 at the Polo Grounds to extend lead to 11 7 record.
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Peacocks Lose Star Athletes In Graduation Tide
Farerle Iowa June 12 Coaches Dorman and Billings report four regulars from football baseball and track will depart Upper Iowa next year and two of five basketball men also leave. Roger Depley of Waterloo tops list with 12 varsity letters, a three sport star, while Dooley played fullback guard and right field. Two to four two sport departures include Rob ert McLeese Fayette John Rippe Brownsville Lennek Hangnton Wayne Whitney. One sport graduate Orleans Cayou Stil Southpaw Martin remains as key senior hurler and sprinter.
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White Sox Won't Send New Suits to Laundry Yet
June 1 Chicago report states the White Sox wore new uniforms at a recent game, with Meg leading a win while fans anticipate the next series. Anne-Kyle Ane Gerson, captain and second baseman of Chicano University Baseball Van, signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates and will report June 20.
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Athletics win 4-2 as Simmons and Foxx homer in eighth
In Detroit at Sportsman Park on June 12, Simmons and Foxx hit back-to-back homers in the eighth to give the Philadelphia Athletics a 4-2 win over the Tigers. Ossie Orwell faced Sam Gibson in a tight lane battle as Detroit mounted a late charge. Detroit's lineup featured Sweeney, Rice, Gehringer, Fothergill, McManus, Heilmann, and Woodall, while Philadelphia counters with Bishop, Hauser, Miller, and Cochran. The game ended with Philadelphia maintaining control after a pair of eighth-inning homers.
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King Gene Tunney Lectures Stir Yale Cadets
The heavyweight champion Tunney lectured at Yale on Shakespeare to undergraduates, shocking boxing fans by switching from sport to literature. Tom Heehey then visited West Point to discuss boxing methods with cadets, focusing on defense against right crosses and jabs, prior to departing with a dismissive "high hat."
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Iowa Athletes to Work on Farm This Summer
De Kalb IN June 72 two of Town universitys athletes will work on a farm this summer. B W Nelson captain elect of the Hawkeye football team will be a timekeeper on a farm during the pea packing season and Cecil Mann football and track athlete will work on the same farm. Both started work toras.
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Hawks Beat Bees in Shifting Lineup and Pennant Talk
Hemssey was released by Burlington Bees after moving from catcher to left field. Moline signed him, and Garth Gulchrist, a Bees third baseman, joins from Alabama. An injury to Eddie Stock and a depleted roster opened spots for two players, while Mona Brown is sidelined with a foot issue. Rock Island fans, after a Sunday trip, begin to doubt the pennant chances as the Hawks press in a heads up game.
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Hawks Break Advantage In Valley Baseball Thriller
The Waterloo Hawks battled Rock Island as the Is landers grabbed the lead then slipped back, showing resilient play. Dixon and his men fought to the end while Ottawa’s Preston Gray reshaped the Packers with rookies Ed Sticks Joe McLarthe Earl Gormley joining the lineup and veterans reassigned as a push to contend.
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White Sox Blankenship Dominates Yankees 6-1
Chicago defeats New York 6 to 1 as Ted Blankenship limits the Yankees to four hits and drives in a run. The White Sox explode for seven hits and six runs in the third inning and chase pitcher Pennock early. Metzl er, Reynolds, and Kamm drive in multiple runs as Chicago plates six in final tally.
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Gaver Leads Qualifiers in Chicago Open Trials
Riverside pro Jime Gaver led the qualifiers in the Chicago district of the National Open championship. At Twin Orchard Riverside, he carded a 43 for the trial and led the field as play resumed today in the 43. Highlights included Ed Die and M43 entries advancing while trials continued.
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Fan voted all star teams give fans control of selections
Fans can vote for their preferred players in each position across both leagues to shape a self made all star squad. Ballots from cities nationwide will reflect the nationwide baseball fan base, the backbone of the sport, rather than relying on expert committees.
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Hudkins Builds Chicago Hype Ahead of Walker Title Fight
Nebraska’s Ace Hudkins strengthens fan support in Chicago as June 21 middleweight bout with Mickey Walker at White Sox park nears. He demonstrates improved defense during rounds with Dixie Kid and Bill Adkinson while Walker stays in peak form after a long training day boxing Jack Mrs. Chicago.
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