Cubs Dla ughter 7 Lon g Gans in Third Game
Chicago crushed St Louis 14 to 4 to seize a three game lead in the series. Tyler held the visitors to two hits as Carter allowed one, with Gonzales and Sherdell contributing for Chicago. Numerous other scores from Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, and St Louis battles noted.
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Boxing Sparks Fly Over Cincinnati Ban Feud
Boxing restrictions in Cincinnati spark debate as wartime curbs loom amid uncertainty. Navy lightweight contender Ritchie Mitchell battles for fitness at Great Lakes while promoters scramble to stage July 4 bouts. Other figures like Barry Greb and Eddie Wallace clash in rapidly developing fight plans as legal actions loom over Fulton earnings and Dempsey headlines.
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Joe Wellins
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Milwaukne
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Ritchie
Baker’s Comeback Spark Plugs Yankees Third Baseman Heroics
A lingering doubt about Homerun Baker ends as he surges with the New York Yankees. The veteran third baseman’s spring play astounds Miller Huggins, delivering steady defense and rising batting in a comeback season.
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J. Franklin
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Dear Evening Things and War Bonds Toasts
Fragmented mosaic of wartime patriotism mixes domestic verse with military praise. The piece highlights Margaret Widdemer lines on home warmth, then pivots to praise for the Roosevelt family, noting Maj Theodora Roosevelt and Col Roosevelt as loyal patriots.
Pennant Dope at a Glance and Yesterday's Scores
A collage of brief sports and society notes lists yesterday scores from the American League and National League, with games including Toledo 2 Kansas City fi and Indianapolis 5 St. Paul 3. The column also mentions Edward Shortt and a Chicago family named Ffrench, plus local social notices such as pie socials and speeches at Lost Grove school house.
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Diamond Stars Seek Nerve in Steel League Exodus
Major league players join the Bethlehem Steel and other munition plants as the 1914 season nears, led by Jeff Tesrean and Mack Wheat. The draft and war push reshape teams with many stars leaving for the Steel league, leaving few to finish the season. The future of organized baseball remains uncertain.
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Joe Jackson
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Ed Monroe
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Weiser
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Fitzpatrick
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Marmiaux
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Mackmen
Golfers of Sunny California Make Real Long Drives
Golfers in southern California show longer drives than eastern accounts due to dry courses and firm conditions. Mike Brady, Massachusetts Open champion, now laughs at record talk from Boston as Edward Martin, the California pro, recalls driving to the edge of the four Waterloo Offices held by two men.
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Mike Brady
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Brentwood
Los Angeles
Boston
Edward Martin
Man Trials Car Window as Lady Watches on Green 560 Yards
Brady plants a long drive on the Brentwood course as he eyes a 470 yard hole while an assistant overpowers the first green with a 426 yard strike. The piece notes Brady's powerful ball flight and how a half topped drive can still outrun a longer shot on hard ground. It also lists aluminum usage in the US and cites Garfield's assassination and death in 1883.
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Brentwood
California
Pop Geers Wont Quit Track Yet as St Frisco Aims for Two Minutes
Cleveland June 26 Edward F Gears known as the silent man for the sulky is at North Randall track preparing for the Grand Circuit opening next week He is 67 yet optimistic about driving further If St Frisco can beat two minutes he may retire soon but says he could not stay away from horse racing and would own a couple of horses Grupp's gym in Harlem trains many fighters including Johnny Dundee Harry Greb Johnny Ray Soldier Bartheid Charley Weinert Jos Gonds Joe Lynch and Ted Kid Lewis for future contests.
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Harlem
Johnny Dundee
Harry Greb
Johnny Ray
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Soldier Bartsheid
Charley Weinert
Jos Gonds
Joe Lynch
Ted
Kid" Lewis
Cactus Cravath Seeks Homerun King Title
Cactus Cravath of the Phillies has topped 100 home runs, beating Hans Wagner’s 100 mark. In nine seasons Cravath built a large record with many homers on foreign fields and a short fence at home. He faces limited time in the National League but could add more long balls if his pace continues.
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Philadelphia
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Chautauqua Ticket Sale Details Announced
Advance season ticket sale arranged by the W. C. with Mrs. Fred Pettit directing. Helpers call at the W. C. A. Thursday 2 to 7 pm and Friday 10:30 am to 7 pm, when tickets will be ready for distribution.
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Fred Pettit
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