Yanks win third styler over White Sox in lone win
Chicago June 1 Timely hitting and a walk plus a wild pitch spurred New York to a third straight victory over Chicago. Shanker and Kerr pitched in a pitching duel as Ruth contributed a single. The box score lists widespread contributions from both teams and notes several key hits and defensive plays.
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Severeta
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Promnoea Bowton
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St Louis Falls 1 0 to Phillies on late catch
St Louis entered the bottom of the ninth trailing 1 0 when Stengel made a running one hand grab of Fournier’s liner with two out and two on. Travesser delivered the only run with a homer for Philadelphia as Doak Clemens and others held St Louis in check. Giants beat Pirates 5 4 in New York, Pittsburgh rallies but falls short.
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George Sisley
St. Lewis
Tris Speaker
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Meusel
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St. Louis Star
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Car
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Snyder
Lewis wins Illinois State Trap Shoot doubles title
Chicago on June 19 reports Dr. Thomas B. Lewis of Chicago won the state doubles championship in a shootoff over Omer Pearn of Ashland at the first Illinois state Sportsmen's association tournament. Lewis scored 14 to Pearn’s 11 in the final round. Mark Arie and Pearn tied for first in the four event. Professionals Graham Chicaze Fesler and Voorhes also posted high scores.
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Thomas B. Lewis
Omer Pearn
Ashland
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Lewis
Mark Arie
Champaign
F. A. Fesler
Detroit Silver
D. Voorhes
Peoria
Graham, Chicaze
H. Kennicott
Evanston
W. JD
Standard
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Standing of Teams in Pennant Races
In the American Association, Toulsville stands 2-9 and Teledo 1-3 while Maul leads at 7-? Milwaukee Tallanapolis 2, Calumias 2 Minnentiata 4 Kansas City 5. Western Leave Oklahoma Cy os dewey dy Sote at taetin vally ne Maines at i" rain i hales Tulga rai
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Bunny” Brief
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Wade
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Dyer
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Brannon
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Krueger
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Conroy
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Miller
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Western Leave
Oklahoma
Cy Os Dewey Dy Sote
Taetin Vally
Ne Maines
Raini Hales
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Rai
Possible Point Winners at Antwerp Syd Hughes
The article discusses American Olympic hopes highlighting Howard Cann as a strong point-winner candidate at Antwerp. It recalls past star performers and parallels to Adams brothers, noting Cann’s shot put prowess and intercollegiate success, with references to Pat McDonald and Arlie Mack.
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Syd Hughes
Adams
Platt
Ben
Ben Adams
Stockholm
Tedford Cann
Amercas
Howard Cann
Stars and Stripes
Pat McDonald
Arlie Mack
Uncle Sam
Cann
Artie
Ralph Rose
Iworld
August Pels
AntiWerp
John Paul Jones
Jones
Cornell
Waterloo Shooters Invited to First Iowa Falls Gun Club Meet
The first annual registered tournament of the Iowa Falls Gun Club will be held in Iowa Falls on Monday July 5. The event follows American Trapshooting Association rules with a 17.40 entry including targets. Fred Whitney will cashier the shoot with J C Canwell and F R Patton in charge.
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Iowa Falls Gun Club
Iowa Falls
American Trapshooting Association
Fred Whitney
J. C. Canwell
F. R. Patton
Y. E. M. and Ben Hur Game Called After Late Start
A Y M and Ben Hur game from last night was called off due to a late start. The report notes sport chatter and mentions boxing offers to Jess Willard and Buckeye backfield plans for next fall under Coach Wilce.
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Chick" Harley
Ohio
Buckeye
Wilce
Miss Carolyn Lee Wins Semi Final In State Golf
Miss Carolyn Lee of Hillcrest Country club Kansas City state champion defeated Mrs Morrison of Kansas City two up in the semi finals of the state women’s golf championship yesterday. She will face Mrs L J Watson of this city for the title today. Watson beat Miss Miriam Burns 16 of Kansas City one up. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Carolyn Lee
Hillcrest Country Club
Kansas City
Morrison
L. J. Watson
Wasson Wos
Miriam Burns
Kansas
Wrestlers clash over world title match terms in Omaha
Joe Stecher Earl Caddock and Gene Melady met in Omaha to push a world wrestling championship bout. Caddock walked out disgusted as Stecher demanded control over promoters and finish format while Melady pressed for a best two of three falls match with a $20,000 guaranteed Joe Stecher.
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Dodge Boys
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Des Moines
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Tony Stecher
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Gene Mélady
Gene Melady
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Stecher Brothers
Dodge
Gene Melody
Carpentier
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Western Athletes in Olympic Tryouts
Entries for the Central A. A. U. trials for the American Olympic games close tonight. About 150 track and field stars from the Midwest are expected to compete at the University of Chicago field next week. West conference and Missouri Valley entrants from colleges and clubs are anticipated. officials will accept mailed entries received by tonight. Notable athletes include Jack Scholz of Missouri, Ray Watson of Kansas Aggies, H. M. Osborn of Illinois, and George Pretnell of Cornell.
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University of Missouri
Scholz
Ann Arbor
Ray Watson
Kansas Aggies
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University Ofllinois
George Pretnell
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