Frisch tops Hornsby in National League batting race
Chicago sport page notes Frankie Frisch of St Louis leads Rogers Hornsby in batting as of midweek with Frisch at .381 and Hornsby at .376 after Wednesday games. The Pittsburgh trio of Barnhart Harris and Waner remain top NL hitters, while Roaring Ruth and Gehrig climb though Ruth stands at 12th with 24 homers.
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Sam Breadon
St. Louis
Frankie Frisch
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Frisch
Pirate
Clyde Barnhart
Joe Harris
Paul Waner
Morris
Harris
Barnhart
Waner
Muel Jer
Giants
Bill Southworth
Cardinals
Fredde Lindstrom
Mueller
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh
Altho
Specs Meadows
Jess Haines
Charley Root
Cubs
Grover Alexander
P. Waner
New York
St.Louis
Farrell
Boston
Harper
Southworth
Traynor
Collins
Yankees
Pat ‘Collins
Wally Schang
St. Louis Browns
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
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Goslin
Washington
Shylte
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Lou
George Burns
Gehrig
Burns
Waite Hoyt
White Sox
Hoyt
Thomas
Lyons
Cleveland Indians
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Philadelphia
Simmons
Meusel
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E. Miller
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Fothergill
American Association
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Tucker
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Millers
Manna
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Kelly
Lebourveau
Toledo
Eddleman
Brewers
Moon
Minneapolis
Bauser
Blues
Smith
Nelley
Lehourveau
Orval
Milwaukee
Grimes
Family golfer earns big contracts after open title win
Mrs. Thomas D. Armour remains a golf enthusiast, but her husband dominates headlines by collecting about $70,000 in contracts tied to his victory in the American Open.
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Thomas D. Armour
Wildfowl Food Supply Declines Across Regions
The Bureau of Biological Survey reports extensive investigations into waterfowl forage across Michigan's upper peninsula, northern Minnesota, the upper Mississippi River refuge, western lakes and marshes, and Atlantic and Gulf coastal waters. Severe depletion results from drought, overpopulation, carp intrusion, and rising salinity. restoration hinges on keeping salt water out of marshes.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Minnesota
Upper Mississippi River Wildlife Refuge
Western Lakes
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Major League Leaders From June 24
The Associated Press lists top seasonal marks in both leagues. National: batting Harris Pirates .414. runs Hornsby Giants 58. hits Waner Pirates 94. doubles Grantham Pirates 18. Stevenson Cubs 18. triples Waner Pirates 13. homeruns Wilson Cubs 14. steals Frisch Cardinals 20. pitcher Meadows Pirates 10 wins, 2 losses. American: batting Gehrig Yankees .492. runs Ruth Yankees 93. doubles Burns Indians 24. triples Manush Tigers 8. homers Ruth Yankees 24. steals Gostin Senators 0. Sisler Browns 16. pitching Stoner Tigers 6 wins. Thomas Yankees 6. Jost Jost 1. Ruether ???
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Giants
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Cardinals
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Pfirman
Pirates Fall To Cubs In Opening Of Two Game Set
Charley Root limited Pittsburgh to seven hits as Chicago defeated the Pirates 4 to 2 in the opener. Cuyler belted a homer and Beck and Adams doubled to spark a Chicago third inning rally, with Hartnett driving in the deciding run on a sacrifice fly. Barnhart extended his consecutive game hitting streak no longer, while Root earned the win and Meadows took the loss.
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Pirates
Chicago
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Stephenson
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Barnhart
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McLaughlin
New Names Yet Same Styles In Golf Clubs
Canadian Open Champion Leo Diegel notes manufacturers push new clubs and patented designs but argues genuine progress is limited. He cites steel shafts as a potential standardization break and observes professionals still favor wooden clubs with large faces for forgiving hits, urging players to choose equipment wisely.
Phillies win tenth inning for second game sweep
Philadelphia beat New York 6 to 5 in ten innings after dropping the first game 7 to 3. Alex Ferguson faded in the eighth, Barney Friberg and Johnny Mokan delivered timely doubles in the ninth, and Thompson’s single in the tenth plated the winning run as Williams scored on the play.
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Pittsburgh Catcher Fined Five Hundred Dollars
New York June 25 President John A Heydler of the National League fined Earl Smith catcher of the Pittsburgh club $500 and suspended him 30 days from June 18 for a vicious and brutal assault on a player of a competing club. Smith had been under indefinite suspension since he attacked manager Gave Bancroft of the Boston club in a game at Forbesfield Pittsburgh last Saturday.
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John A. Heydler
National League
Earl Smith
Pittsburgh
Ottumwa Victim of Runs Stick
Ottumwa was defeated here by Cedar Rapids 10 to 5. Cedar Rapids pounded Ottumwa pitchers for 12 hits, seven doubles and a triple, with Klumpp homering with a man aboard in the second. Seven Cedar Rapids runs came in the fourth inning as the visitors pulled away.
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Stacyville and Rudd Clash as Shell Rock Loop Bides
In the Shell Rock Valley loop, Stacyville visits pace setter Rudd in a tight race. Stacyville has one win and one loss, each by one run, while Rudd holds two victories and leads by a game and a half. Osage aims to climb from the cellar at Rockford, Nora Springs may topple Lyle and Rudd if upset occurs, and Grafton has an open date.
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Courier Special Service
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Stacyville
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Grafton
Decorah Coach Wins Clear Lake Golf Meet
Mason City reports Decorah athletic coach M R Kelton won the Elks golf championship at Clear Lake in a state convention tournament yesterday defeating George Frohwein of Iowa City 1 up in the finals.
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R. P. Kelton
Decorah
Elks
Clear Lake
Kelton
George Frohwein
Iowa City
Ward Favored in Trans Golf Meet
Broadmoor Colorado June 25 James Ward of Kansas City was favored to win the Trans Misssissippi golf title after defeating Eddie Held of St Louis. Johnny Goodman, a 17 year old Omaha youth, stands as the lone obstacle to Ward’s plan. The final match was started at 9 this morning.
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Colo
James Ward
Kansas City
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Bob Jones Catches Boat for England
Golf champion Bobbie Jones arrived in New York from Atlanta at 10 15 am and hurried to board a liner bound for Europe. He heads to England to enter the British open championship. About 25 people met him, accompanied by his father.
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Bobbie Jones
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Europe
England
Harvard Crew Wins Annual Yale Regatta at New London
New London Conn June 25 Harvard varsity eight led from start to finish in a four mile Thames race to defeat Yale by three quarters of a length securing Harvard s first victory in the classic since 1920. A crab by Yale with a mile to go turned the tide and sealed Yale s narrow defeat after a favored start.
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Yale
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Crimson
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Eli Shell
Temperature swings along shores outpace seasonal changes
The article notes that coastal regions experience larger day night temperature differences from trade wind effects than the contrast between summer and winter seasons, highlighting strong diurnal variation shaped by winds and sea.
Buddy McDonald Arrives Tuesday For Waterloo Show
Buddy McDonald of St. Paul arrives in Waterloo Tuesday to train at Lincoln park ahead of the American Legion boxing carnival at the baseball park Thursday night. He has a clutch record of 50 fights with only three losses, facing numerous top West contenders as he moves from lightweight to welterweight.
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Emil Morrow
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Johnny Mendelsohn
Milwaukee
Mandell
Roscoe Hall
Des Moines
Johnny Tillman
al van Ryan
Teddy Gartner
Pep Webster
Fritz Knipp
Webster
Omaha
Neb
Irwin Bige
Real estate transfers list scattered properties and deeds
Katherine Siebel and others transfer lot 378 in Galloway west side to Bud and Bula Grocery. Sarah E. Eddy to A J Edwards and others as trustees under a will of Willard Eddy, conveying part of lot 19 in bisek Gonn son's addition. Trustees transfer lot 5 in block 2 of Peek's addition. Genevieve Flaherty to Thomas Connor conveys part of lot 1 in block 7 of Virden's addition.
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Bud & Bula
Galloway
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Peek
Eerereedah Pewe
Genevieve Flaherty
Thomas Connor
Virden
Taylor Beats Canzoneri To Unanimous Bantam Victory
Chicago June 25 Bud Taylor restores bantam supremacy by defeating Tony Canzoneri in a ten round bout. Referee Joe Choynski and the judges favor Taylor by unanimous decision in a fight praised as the era’s greatest since legal boxing began. Fernandez KO’s Attell Goldstein in seventh.
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Bud Taylor
West
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Taylor
Joe Choynski
Canzoneri
Tony
Ignacio Fernandez
Abe Attell Goldstein
Goldstein
Fernandez
Fights Last Night In National Boxing Card
An Associated Press wrap reports results from multiple bouts in several cities. Bud Teylor beat Tony Canzoneri in Chicago, Earl Mastron defeated Trip Lim bago in Chicago, Peters and Milton drew in Chicago, Tommy Grogan defeated Don Davis in Omaha, Ignacio Fernandez knocked out Abe Atell Goldstein in New York, Tom Heeney beat Jack De Mare in New York, Yale Okun defeated Tony Merullo in New Orleans, Sandy Seifert beat George Larocco in New York, Bud Gorman defeated Sally Montgomery in Fort Worth, Bobby Eber fended off Vic Foley in Vancouver, Howard Bentz outpointed Freeman Pepper in Milwaukee, Jack Henman defeated Eddie Johnson in La Crosse, and Charles Feraci beat Young Harry Wills in San Diego.
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Chicago
Bud Teylor
Terre Haute
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Earl Mastron
Trip
Limbago
Philippines
Ernie Peters
Tommy Milton
Drew
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Don Davis
Ignacio Fernandez
Abe Atell Goldstein
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Jack de Mare
Hoboken
N. J
Freeman Pepper
Sioux City
Jack Henman
Milwaukee
Eddie Johnson
la Crosse
San Diego
Charles Feraci
New Orleans
Harry Wills
Yesterday's homeruns at national league leaders named
Top homer selections include Hornsby of the Giants with one, Berman of the Robins one, Cuyler of the Pirates one, Bressler of the Reds one, and Thompson of the Phillies four. American League totals 175.
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Hornsby
Giants
Berman
Robins
Sceeeenee
Cuyler
Pirates
Cececsseee
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Reds
Cueserseeee
Thompson
Phillies
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