Baseball Double Headers Result Across The Circuit
New York and Brooklyn split their doubleheader with the Giants. The Giants won the first game 4 to 2 while Brooklyn took the second 9 to 3. Philadelphia and Boston split their doubleheader. Boston won 10 to 6 in the first game, Philadelphia 9 to 5 in the second. Chicago beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Eller starred in the second game. St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 2 with five runs in the fourth and three more in the seventh and eighth.
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Sallee
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Cincinnati
Eller
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Cooper
Demarece
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Adams
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Woodward
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Bailey
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O'Farrell
Saliee
Luque
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Der
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Rariden
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Miller
Yanks Rout Athletics 9–0 on tight pitching by Quinn
National League action saw the New York Yanks defeat the Athletics 9 to 0 as Quinn delivered airtight pitching. Kinney exited in the first after New York plated five runs. Cleveland beat Chicago 2–0 while Detroit's 12 hits toppled St Louis 4–2. Boston won 5–3 at Washington as Ruth belted his sixth homer of the season.
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Kinney
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Johnston
Gardner
Sox
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Gallia
Wright
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Flagstead
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Washington
Babe Ruth
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Swashingston
Coreleshie and O'Neil American Association
Williams and Schatz, Vet
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Tasianapolise
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Ar Ghartity, Caldwell and Walters
Minneanolis Sane
Allwaukee
Ao Ano Bt
Louis Gon
Detroit Oy
Toledo
Gailia
Wright and
Severeid
Ebmke
Ainsmith
Beta Teoria Ae
Bloomington
Rockford
Evansville
Waverly Airplane Flights Limited by Wind
Heavy winds force cancellation of airplane flights in Waverly on June 24. Lieut Ted Taylor of Waterloo made only one flight as grounds moved from the stadium to the orphan's homestead. The wind disrupted the Chautauqua program and disappointed local spectators seeking rides. Fire destroys a gas stove at Mrs. Lucy Hill's home but valuables were saved. Local notices mention Columbus initiation, overseas duty return, and guests visiting Osage and nearby towns.
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Ted
Taylor
Waterloo
Stairgrounds
Orphan's Homestead
Lford Krause
Gecom
Lucy Hill
Boxing event to crown welter rivalries in Waterloo
The Coliseum at Chautauqua Park will host a July wrestling show with Tommy Comiskey and Denis O'Keefe in a marquee bout. The open arena plans allow ample seating, fresh air, and lower prices than past big-city events. Both boxers train under noted mentors and aim to meet Jack Britton, with O'Keefe canceling a bout in Akron to appear here.
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Chautauqua Park
Sarrow
Tommy Comiskey
Denis O'Keefe
O Park
Comiskey
O'Keefe
Jack
Birth notices and stray advice in local column
Births reported for Cedar township and Crozier Cofar Heights with names Mr and Mrs Knipp and Mr and Mrs Williams. The column features free adice for fathers on soothing fussy babies and stray quips about daily life, pets, travel, and medical remedies amid a fragmented, drugstore era tone.
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Fred William Knipp
Cedar Township
Walter Fugene
Williams
Crozier Cofar Heights
Pat Moore to Meet Wilde in London for Record Bantam Title Pay
Boxer Pat Moore will earn 15000 dollars for facing British bantamweight champion Jimmy Wilde in London next month, a record payout for the division. The item surveys bantamweight history, listing past top salaries and noting Moore’s advance over rivals while discussing other boxers and claims from France and the United States.
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Pat Moore
Jimmy Wilde
London
Moore
Johnny Conlon
Kid Williams
Benny Vulgar
France
America
Vali
Gar
Mexico
State Department
Tommy Murphy the Harness King Faces Another Grand Circuit Season
Old driver Tommy Murphy, renowned on the Grand Circuit, seeks to equal or surpass his 1918 record of 69 wins in 261 starts. Based in Poughkeepsie, he manages 15 to 35 horses yearly, keeping only top performers, and looks toward Lexington’s feature events with trotting and wiggiers in mix. He remains active, promising more years of speed and possible record-breaking drives.
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Railbirds
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Poughkeepsie
Tommy
Tammy
Lexington
Altho Murphy
Yeeterday's Results and Thursday Games Summary
Baseball scores and schedule notes from American Association, Western League, and Federal leagues. Highlights include Columbus 2 Louisville 3 in 16 innings, Joplin 20 Sioux City 6, St Joseph 3 Oklahoma 2, and Des Moines at Wichita. Thomson night and rain affected Bloomington and Terre Haute games with Evansville Peoria.
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Yeeterday
American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Joplin
Sioux City
Pulse
Omaha
St. Joseph
Oklahoma
Des Moines
Wichita
Magee Debuts in Cub Uniform After Trade
Lee Magee, ex Waterloo and Central Association star, appeared for the Chicago Cubs yesterday after a Brooklyn trade for Kildaft. He started at short in place of Charley Hollacher, filling multiple positions in his big league career.
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Lee Magee
Waterloo
Central Association
Frank Boyle
Cub
Magee
Brooklyn
Umpire George Moriarty's Baseball Life Reflections
A column by an unnamed writer shares George J. Moriarty's candid prose on umpiring life. It recalls onfield dangers and mob moments, anecdotes about Ty Cobb and Paul Kritchell, and a nod to Kaniff's batting outlook amid Braves trade chatter.
Diamond Glints in Ohio Ball Tangle With Hats and Promises
The fragment recalls Bresnahan and Cantillon in a deal involving a bird dog and a ballplayer. Bill Fisher now an outfielder for Columbus recalls losing a road game in Ohio State clays after a new Miller Huge Kins hat seemed magical. Devore of Chillicothe fielded a erratic southpaw in a tense moment at the park.
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Roger Bresnahan
Joe Cantillon
Bill Fisher
Columbus
Ohio State
Charleston
Fisher
Dosh Devore
Chillicothe
Josh
Boatmen to War Against War Tax on Motorboats
Moline, June 25. In union with Mississippi Valley Powerboat Association, the annual convention July 4–6 will discuss the war tax on motorboats. Members argue the tax is unjust and confiscatory, harming boat owners and industry. They urge Congress to readjust taxation based on boat value rather than size.
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Moline
Anus Regalia
Mississippi Valley
Missippi Valley
Great Old Remedy For Skin Disease
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a purely vegetable blood purifier and tonic that cures skin conditions. It claims eruptions eczema burning itching are caused by impure blood and promises relief, urging readers to consult the Medical Director in Atlanta for expert advice.
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S. S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Amenta
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