Cubs Win Eleventh Straight Troublesome Slaughter at Wrigley
The Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 17 to 5 at Wrigley Field before 8 000 fans. Charlie Root earned his eleventh win as the Cubs extended their streak to eleven. The Phillies scored all runs in the last inning while the Cubs pulled away early and led 12 5 after six innings. Root allowed five hits and no walks while Willoughby pitched for Philadelphia.
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Paulino Uzcu dun to Fight Harry Wills June 29
Davis J. Walsh notes Paulino Uzcurbuns troubled journey to the United States and his looming June 29 bout with Harry Wills. The piece warns of possible refereeing twists, warnings about Wills’ sizing and tactics, and the danger of a late misstep as the laboring favorite faces a feared counter.
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New York
Paulino Uzcudun
Harry Wills
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Reds errors defeat Rixey as Dodgers win
Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 1 in a pitching duel as Gus Felix singles home the winning run after a fumble on a routine play in the seventh. Rixey allowed four hits while Vance and a Nehf relief pitched. Umpires Quigley Wilson Pfirman Time 1:41.
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Rogerto 15 Winner At Park In Elimination Series
Tex Rickard's elimination series nears the halfway mark as Rogerto 15 tops a field seeking a logical contender for a million dollar gate. Sharkey and Denpsey survive amid talk Lithuanian boxer could force a Tunney title defense. Kid Roberts flags impressive win over Johnny Mack. Morrow unavailable, four rounds substituted.
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Waterloo
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Chicago
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Rice Institute coach lists 90 Olympic points pupils
Houston June 16 Ernie Hjortberg Rice Institute track coach reports a record of 90 pupils who have won points in the Olympic games. He trained Edvin Wide for the 1920 Olympics and notes Wide's team placed second in the 3 000 meter race. Hjortberg cites Wide's 5 31 1 exhibition mile and a quarter as a potential world record beating 5 35 set by Paavo Nurmi.
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Rice Institute
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Los Angeles
Daily Quiz Answers and Miscellaneous Facts
Answers cover topics from physics and geology to astronomy and chemistry. It lists items such as Mercury helium nitrogen analysis apparatus and geometry terms with concise definitions and identifications. The fragmentary list includes questions on incandescent gas, colorless liquids, structural geology, and constellations.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes in 1927 column
A nature Q&A column invites questions about nature topics. It includes answers about angle worms and their gizzard digestion, and how jellyfish stingers work, with a brief note on legal protection attempts for wild birds.
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Nature Notes
Reading on passing of reading and holy bird laws found
Condensed information outlines the bird protective movement in Chapter VI of The Bird Study Book by T Gilbert Pearson. It traces aims dates and key legal actions, focusing on how protective laws developed and were enacted.
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National Association of Audubon Socici
County to push 600000 road bond election
Creston Iowa June 16 at a county meeting M F Black named chairman to lead a Union county campaign for a $600000 road bond issue to be circulated immediately.
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New Hampton to vote on paving bonds
A special election in Chickasaw county on June 30 will decide on issuing 1.6 million dollars in bonds to pave highways No. 18 59 and 218.
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Johnston Leads on Third Day of Open Golf Meet
Slim Harrison Johnston of Minneapolis matched the Oakmont course pace as the Open field of 62 golfers faced a fair cool day. Notable challengers included Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones, with Tommy Armour two strokes behind Johnston in third. The 1927 Open, hailed as the greatest ever, drew top talent and fierce early competition.
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ChiSox Edge Athletes In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 in the first game of a series, aided by Al Simmons ninth homer of the season. Ted Lyons earned the win with four hits allowed in a complete solid outing, as Chicago strengthened its hold on second place. The Mack men managed offense in limited form, while Lyons and the Chicago defense held late hitters at bay.
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