Giants Triumph Over Pirates In 10-2 rout
New York throttled Pittsburgh 10 to 2 in the series second game. A seventh inning rally included a three-base hit by Doyle, Kauf’s homer with one on, and Burns' single as Barns held Pitt to six hits. Cubs beat Beaneaters 6-0, Hendrix touched for six hits as Boston used three hurlers. St Louis toppled Brooklyn 4-7 after Marquard blanked six, Cheney finished. Phillies beat Reds 4-1 on Cravath’s eighth inning shot, second win in the series.
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Washington Holds At Chicago In Rare League Showdown
In Chicago the Washington team delivers a rare road win as Barper and Johnson sparks a 3 run effort. Cleveland blanked by the visitors as Jones and Walters form the battery in a pitching duel. Detroit and Philadelphia match mixed scoring with sharp relief from the mound. St Louis and New York collide with tough defense and clutch hits as Shawkey and Thormahlen anchor the mound duo.
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Choice of Third Man for Titular Bout Is Unknown
Toledo journalists report a scramble of campaigners for referee duties in the Willard Dempsey title bout set for July 4 at Barview Park. Voters press for a heavyweight third man, with physical and judging credentials, while experts weigh Willard’s and Dempsey’s chances and Rickard hints at final selection two weeks prior. Names like Matt Hinkel, Ollie Pecord, and Dave Fitzgerald are among prominent referees mentioned as possibilities.
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Hunters Should Keep Up Free Shooting Interest
A voice warns against privatization of hunting lands and fees on preserves. The piece argues for free shooting access as a key national right, noting examples in New York and Rhode Island where public lands support fishing, hunting, and camping for the common man.
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Nebraska to host major football games in Omaha
On May 28 Omaha hosting plans for a big fall game were discussed by J A Stewart of the University of Nebraska and regents. The plan received unanimous approval and Chancellor Avery was asked to coordinate with the Missouri Valley conference. The opponent and date are not fixed but likely Oklahoma on October 25 or Towns State College on November 1, ensuring at least one top level football matchup in Omaha this fall.
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Missouri Valley Track Meet Promises Speedy Events
Ames May 2 plans for the Missouri Valley conference track and field meet anticipate one of the fastest in its history. Local stars Haddock of Kansas and Lewis of Missouri, plus other Valley athletes, paced by strong indoor showings, lead hopes for a dramatic meet as entries pour in.
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Standings of FUE Teams and Yesterday's Results
Western League results show Tulsa 4 at Sioux City 8 and Jopin Omaha not played due to rain. 12 innings game Oklahoma City 2 Des Moines 3. Three-I League Rockford 3 Evansville 1, Peoria 6 Moline 0, Terre Haute 1 at Kankamington 0. Tuesday's National League matches listed.
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Morningside Wins Extra Inning Battle At Cedar Falls
Morningside College defeated Iowa State Teachers 7 to 1 in 13 innings as Jorgenson pitched well for the Teachers and Freist held the mound for Morningside until a late surge produced ten hits in the thirteenth. Key rally came in the second and the thirteenth when Morningside pushed six runs. Batteries were Jorgensen and McKinstry for the Teachers and Freist and Rorapaugh for Morningside.
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Jap Tennis Star Yamasaki Planned for New York Tour Debut
Japanese tennis player K Yamasaki arrives in New York to join the eastern tour this summer. Iphina Kumagae notes Yamasaki, acclaimed as one of Japan’s best, will debut at the New York state championship at the Yahnundasis Golf club Yuiea he plans to defend his title. Kumagae adds Yamasaki will also be in Utica for the tournament starting July 16.
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Pedagogs Report for Spring Work at Iowa State Teachers
May 28 report lists candidates for Iowa State Teachers football team training after military service. Veterans and recruits named include McCreary fullback, McKinstry halfback, Tether center, Robinson and Clay Cowan ends, Glen Cowan end, Berry tackle, Bailey, Hanson brothers. Returning in fall are Capt Abe James quarterback Wild Fre Mersey halfback Rose Nirkizson half kick and drop kicker Rentrude Farris and Bayler.
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Diamond GULINTS and the Hard-Nosed Catcher Legend
Red scout Gene McCann recalls a famed catcher from New England’s Class B era who allegedly never knew the catcher’s name yet claims the player stood out in history. The tale centers on a disputed plate tag and an angry dugout clash as the catcher argued with an umpire while his manager taunted him. Walter Johnson is noted as the only AL pitcher to retire the side twice on three pitches, achieved in a May 38, 1913 game against Philadelphia.
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The Red Lantern at Nazimova Palace plus The Best Man at Crystal
The Red Lantern screens in Nazimova's spectacle with Chinese lanterns lighting shops and temples along Peking street scenes. Nazimova appears atop a Great Wall arch in goddess robes, carried in an enormous palanquin by Chi mesé coolies amid a 900 strong crowd. The Best Man, starring J Warren Kerrigan, plays at Crystal with a fast moving plot and vivid quick scene changes.
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Former Net Star Returns to Game
Maurice McLoughlin, famed tennis player, returns to competition after serving as an ensign in the navy. He wins the Coronado Country Club tournament singles and, with Tom Bundy, takes the doubles title against California champions Browne and Winne. McLoughlin plans to enter summer tournaments after navy discharge.
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