Yanks Win and White Sox Lose in pennant race push
The Yankees beat Detroit 6 to 1 as Ebner Figer on the mound allowed two hits in six innings. A Duffy Lewis homer with Vick aboard and a seventh inning Flagstead shot off Shaw key delivered the other New York runs. Boston also won 4 to 0 over Chicago behind Ruth and Schang timely hits. Cleveland beat Washington 5 to 1 in a series game affected by errors, while St. Louis shut out Philadelphia 3 to 0 with solid pitching from Gallia.
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Athletics
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Cubs Defeat Phillies 3–0 in National League Standings Rise
The Cubs won a 3–0 victory over Philadelphia as Grover Cleveland Alexander pitched well. New York held off Cincinnati 21–1 after a late breakdown by Barnes. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 5–4 with McBenry’s eighth inning homer shaping the outcome. St Louis edged Boston 3–1 as Meadows delivered strong pitching.
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Standings and results from baseball leagues
Yesterday's results show American Association games with Louisville Milwaukee five to twenty five Toledo six Paul six Indianapolis two Minneapolis two Columbus six Kansas City Threst League Evansville two Bloomington nine Moline three Peoria four Terre Haute one Rockford six. Weather League games include Joplin five Tulsa seven in ten innings Wichita five Oklahoma City nineteen Omaha Sioux City one St Joseph nine Des Moines four. Saturday's schedule lists Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at New York Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Brooklyn at St Louis.
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U S Track Stars Vying for Paris Inter Allied Team
Washington dispatch reviews the U S track program for Paris, listing 60 to 62 hopefuls training in the A E F under H Wilfred Maroney. It notes Olympic veterans Drew Byrd Duncan Worthington and Richards among contenders, with college stars and interscholastic record holders shaping the potential squad.
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Howard Brew
R. L. Byrd
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James H. Duncan
H. T. Worthington
Drew
Byrd
Richards
R. C. Craig
Father Times
Duscan
Worthington
Altho
A. EB. F
Robert Simpson
Sol Butler
Dubuque
George Browder, Jr
Edison era battery lineups across major cities
In St Louis and Chicago the listing shows battery teams with Northrop, Wilson, Meadows, Clemons, Dillnoefer and others. Cincinnati and New York pairs include McCarty, Elter, Ring, Wings. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn entries credit Memaux, Miller, Krueger, F Miller and Schmidt. The scrambled OCR fragment lists multiple city matches with abbreviations and numeric codes.
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Pittsburgh
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Fiske Faces Battling Johnson In Eight Round Semi Final
Rock Island lightweight Kid Fiske signed to meet Battling Johnson of Davenport in an eight round semi final to the Kelly Stashmer bout set for next Monday. Fiske, noted for speed and aggression, thrilled by beating Joe Mandot, while Mandot’s hard rights failed to deter the smaller fighter who pressed the action. Also note Mack trades and other local boxing activity in the report.
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Big Joe Mandot
Denver
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Fiske
Mandot
Taylor
Milwaukee
Leo
Kelly
Stuehmet Mondey
Telephone Megaphone Aid for Trapshooting Referees
Popular Mechanics describes a new electrical phone megaphone setup for trapshooting referees. The receiver sits near the trap, with two megaphones behind the firing line, improving visibility and impartiality by letting the official judge the birds from a closer vantage.
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Hass to Lead Grinnell Track Team Next Spring
Karl Hass, Grinnell sprint standout and junior, was elected captain of the Grinnell track team for next spring. Hass, member of the United States track squad bound for the inter national games near Paris, was chosen unanimously by Scarlet and Black lettermen. The news of his election reached him by wireless from the Atlantic.
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Knepper Falls in Trans-Mississippi Golf Showdown
In St Louis on June 13, the Trans-Mississippi golf tournament progressed to semifinals after third round play. Nelson Whitney of New Orleans edged J. E. Nugent of Kansas City 6 5, while Arthur Bonebrake of Topeka routed J. L. Johnston. R. E. Bockenkamp defeated J. D. Bloomfield 7 6, and Nugent beat Guinand 1 up to reach the semis. Whitney remains the favorite as the field narrows to Nugent and Bonebrake meeting today.
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Kansas City
Nelson Whitney
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Bonebrake
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Target Tips and Hunting Help Q and A Column
Reader questions cover .22 caliber target shooting books for NRA clubs and indooroutdoor use. Mentioned is Rifle and Carton by Ernest H Robinson, published in London. Also asks about quail supplies in Maryland and dog training before season with Dakota law allowing limited field training two weeks before opening.
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Bender Predicts Redlegs Hit Strong in 1920s Season
Baseball observer Chief Bender praises Pat Moran for shaping the Cincinnati Reds by teaching players to endure losses with poise. He credits Moran as a brainy leader who keeps the team focused and on edge, noting no more than past talent but better management. Look out for the Reds this year.
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Bender
Rocap withdraws as referee for Willard Dempsey bout
William H Rocap, Philadelphia sporting editor, ends suspense by declining official referee role after informing Maj A J Drexel Biddle that newspaper duties prevent serving at Toledo. In separate item, Cooper Iowa voters approve consolidating Franklin township schools 104 to 78, creating Greene county's first consolidated district with 36 sections and value over 32 million. new building planned at Cooper.
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William H. Rocap
Maj. A.J. Drexel Biddle
Mr. Rocap
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Toledo
Cooper, Ja
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Real Estate Transfers Across Waterloo Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County records show multiple transfers in Waterloo and Cedar Falls including James Register to Henrik Henriksen in Tie Addition. R.A. Santee referee to R Murphy. A Santee referee to John Murphy. Overmans Railroad Addition Cedar Falls. W Gartmen to AL Refshauge. Charles and Arthur Stull interests in Whitney Sedgwick additions. M Stull and F Stull interests in Whitwateron block. transfers involving Lyon Doyle Pinkerton Canfield and Zwanziger in Grandview and Eldon areas. totals listed for Summer Real Estate and parcels.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
James Register
Henrik J Henriksen
Waterloo
R.A. Santee
R. Murphy
Cedar Falls
A. Santee
John Murphy
Andrer Raben
N. PL Knudsen
Overmans Railroad
Cedar Paley Pels Aes Een
Frank M. Stull
Arthur F. Stull
Whit Waterlon
Fannie A. R. Lyon
Tho
Mas Doyle
Morne Errol F. Canfield
H. J
Rellner
Dungerton
Dungerton's
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George Zwanziger
Grandview Place
Ney & Sedgwick
Ingside
Willard Fears Face Damage Ahead of Dempsey Bout
Champion Jess Willard prepares for his July 4 title fight with Jack Dempsey in Toledo. He worries more about facial injuries than losing the crown, detailing plans to defend his face against Dempsey’s rough fighting style and potential punches to the stomach and jaw.
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Johnny Eckhardt
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Willard
Dempsey
Jack
Dempsey Aims to Reach The Jaw of The Champ
In candid chat Jess predicts victory by knockout. Dempsey’s fighting style centers on jaw power and close-range punches. He asserts there is little reason to doubt his plan will work against the champion.
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Willard Dempsy Title Fight Eyed by Sporting Officials
Toledo Ohio June 13 Heavyweight championship clash between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey sits three weeks away. Public sentiment shifts daily, with Willard courting support one day and Dempsey gaining it the next. Willard cites a color line policy from his Johnson bout while acknowledging white fighter versus black sparring partners. A local notice mentions an advert in The Courier.
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
James Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Willard
Altho
Johnson
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