Carroll as Next Great College Pitcher Emerges
Henry L Farrell reports Ty Cobb cottoning to Holy Cross star Owen Carroll as the top college pitching prospect since George Lister. Carroll, once courting the priesthood, drew major league interest from all clubs, with Detroit favored after Cobb secured his pledge. Other prospects include Eddie Farrell and Gene Réau, with Connie Mack planning a year of polishing for several gifted collegians.
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United Press Sports Kawory
New York
Ty Cobb
Owen Carpoll
Holy Cross
Carrall
George Lister
University of Allebigan
Carroll
Cobb
Detroit
Landis
Hits
New York Giants
Connie Mack
Jack Tarry
Diay
Philadelphia Athlet
Carry
Runis
Sisler
Michigan
Warcenter Moxtern
Professions
Wilylia
Eastern College
Eddie Farrell
University of Pennsylvania
Giants
Slhansh
Qeanéreau
Fery Gross
Ile
Moreland Club
Mack
Urbs
Mickey Cochrane
Hostoy Colege
Portland
Cochrane
Charley Caldwell
Princrton
Caldwell
Carrol
Dominick ‘Thorpe
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee club releases Sherwood after clash with manager
Sherwood nicknamed Sherry, pinch hitter and coach for Milwaukee’s American Association club, is released unconditionally by President Otto Borchert after a clash with Manager Harry Clark. Borchert cited the loan as far too good to waste in explanation of the decision.
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Amlwaukee
Sherwood
Sherry
Milwaukee American Association
Otto Borchert
Harry Clark
Magee
Borchert
England to send four women players for Wightman Cup
Four of England's leading women players will travel to the United States next month to defend the Wightman Cup against American challengers. The team includes Kathlene McKane and Evelyn Colyer, with Helen Wills and Molla Mallory leading the American side in a bid to retain the trophy on American soil.
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New York
England
Unis
United States
Oower
Cvourts
Winbledon
Enplain
Kathlene McKane
Ann Ov
Evelyn Colyer
Joan Fry
Miss Colyer
Lecause
Al-England
Wimbledon
Suzenne Lenglen
Ofton
Trench
Lambert Chambers
Kiss Kathlens Means
Hamily
Helen Wills
Molla Mallory
Laks Wills
United States Litera Tennis Association
Wightuar
Miss Wills
Dh Mane
Lewam
Aeson
Andianapolis
St. Pout Civersy Barr Dee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Tannsville
Schuiby
Latonia Derby Run Today Amid Fast Track Lights Up Kentucky
The Latonia Derby is to be run today at Churchill Downs with a field including Sande riding to victory in the Kennie derby. Entries listed include Captain Wall Yavine MMWwiek Progress King Nadi Meeming Slip Step Along Broadway Jones and Swope. Early betting favored King Navir over Firing Ebony.
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Latonia
Covington
Catlonia
Doris
Kentucky
Steven
Ring Chong
Fuenioin Sande
Churchill Downs
Mose Nanted
Captain Wall
Yavine
Mmwwiek
Progress
King Nadi
Meeming
PITCH HORSE SHOES WIN 16 709 SCORE
Waukesha horse shoe players defeated Milwaukee on Hartwell avenue court with a 16 to 9 tally. Richardson led with two wins for the Waukesha squad, while Brimmer Thompson and Titlings each claimed two victories. Officers include Brimmer as president and Thompson as vice president. 36 members have joined the Teague. Next Thursday they face Kenosha in Kenosha and have several state contests ahead.
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Waukesha
Sycamores
Milwaukee
Hartwell Avenue
Kenosha
Keneasai
Lie Waukesha
Billings
Richartson
J. A Brimmer
Fredrick
Sidney Thompson
Teague
Lave Bane
Tarpwell Avenue
Fights and Fighters in Chicago and Baltimore Cards
In a 14 round bout in Aurora Illinois, featherweight champion Louis Kaplan from Marion Conn defeated Frankie Schaefer of Chicago by decision. In Kansas City Jack Affeton, ex welterweight champ, beat Forties of Chicago in ten rounds. Britton taunted the Chicago youth with drinks throughout. In Baltimore Frankie Genatto, bantamweight champion, outpointed Kid Gun in a 12 round match.
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Aurora
Louis Kin Kaplan
Chaminion
Mariton
Frankie Schaefer
Chicago
Kansas City
Kay
Jack AiFleton
Rave Cave Forties
Britton
Baltimore
Frankie Genatto
Americus
Kid WwGun
Radio Features Highlight Five Best Broadcasts
Listing of stations WGR Hyltido WEAF New York S45 from Washington DE C WIP Philadelphia 150 p.m. OC CE DST Creste Yeunakt band KGO Oakland 8 100 p.m. PEST Albert and Sullivan Mikado Lewisa Top Evan from Mite Grand Central WAM Cleveland 4 p.m. EST J Ey Jones Wis Coo Coo club
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WGR
Hyltido
WEAF
New York
U. S.army Band
Washington
WAM
Cleveland
J—Ey Jones
Wis Coo Coo Club
Radio Network Schedules Across Cities Include Concertes
Listings show varied Sunday broadcasts across multiple stations in New York Providence Detroit Washington Pittsburgh Springfield and Omaha. Programs include orchestras chamber groups and a musical chapel with times spanning early morning to late evening.
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WEAF
New York
WAI
Providence
WEREI
Hovton
WCTS
Worcester
Wigd
Letroit
WCAE
Pitsburghs
WCAB
Washington
Itoxy
Gang
Goldman Hn Ponvert
Hall of Paine
Oakland
Aist
PCS
Litle Syngshony Orchestra
Army Polo Team Falls to Jodhpur in International Cup
In Hurlingham England the American polo team, favored to win, lost 13 to a decisive defeat by the Jodhpur team of India. The match served as a prep for the International Military Cup. Notable Indian players and princes participated, including Thakur Ram Singh and Thakur Phithi Singh, underscoring Jodhpur’s strong lineup.
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Hurlingham
England
Aimerie
Amy Nolo
Jodhpur
India
Qualingham
Vietork
Aimaricans
Josipurs
Nued
Tellows
Thakur Phithi Singh
A. H H. Wil
American Association Teams Back in North After South Swing
Northern division clubs returned home to resume action after a losing southern swing. The Colonels cut the league lead by defeating Matthews eight to one, while the Trunians moved up to second with a win over the Senators to stand three games back. Saints slipped to third. Milwaukee fell to cellar as Millers rose to fifth after a rough southern stretch. Kansas City was the only north club to gain, tying for fifth after a Crip win.
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Colonels
Millers
Kansas City
Veterans Orchestra Performs at Milwaukee Picnic Dance
The Resthaven Patients orchestra of seven pieces under J. McCully played at the annual Veteran's Bureau Regional office event in Milwaukee Friday at Grant's Marine pavilion. About 200 attended the Milwaukee gathering.
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J. 1 McCully
Veteran’s Bureau
Milwaukee
Grant
Pitching Cycles Ditching In Major Leagues Observed
The article surveys historic pitching styles and star pitchers, noting a recent shift to high fast balls and knuckleball tendencies. It highlights scarcity of top minor league talent to replace aging stars like Cobb and Johnson, and discusses current champions in lightweight boxing and boxing prospects in New York.
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Joagues
Amrerican
Young
Rube Waddell
Walter Johnson
Fred Giallo
Dianeén
Cobb
Speaker
Colling
Jolnson
Stanard
Lenny Geonrard
New Yorset
Jhnnny Goodrich
Buffalo
Stanislaus Leayze
Chile
Leonard
Himhat iKeHyee
Feature matches at Wimbledon today in England
Wimbledon set feature matches with Suzanne Lenzlen and Mrs Feanish drawing attention. James Amlerson and Jacques Brugman faced off in another main draw clash as John Hennessy of Indianapolis remains a top American hopeful amid cool, breezy conditions at the club.
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Wimbledon
England
Stalin
Suzanne Lenzlen
Feanish
James O. Amlerson
Fea Ture United
Jacques Brugman
John Hennesey
Indianapolis
Jehnnec
Cochel
Free Band Concert and Vaudeville at Ganton Showgrounds
A Daly entertainment tour promises free band concerts and vaudeville at South Grand Ave Showgrounds in Waukesha. The Daly company, including 17 performers, showcases a toneal medical discovery touted to heat with Tongal preparation, drawing crowds as high as 5000 nightly. The event begins at 7 40 PM Monday night, with Daly leading a hand and orchestra.
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Toneal
Daly
iSouth Grand Ave
Waukesha
Canton
Daly Funmakers
La Follette Honor Bill Inaugurated At National Capitol
Governor Malone today signed the bill providing for placing the late Senator Robert M La Follette in the Hall of Fame in the national capital. The measure had strong support in both houses and was regarded as the official act of the legislature. Senate messages prompted the immediate adjournment, ending opposition in the House.
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Madison
F. Malne
Robo
Kearns on the War of Walker and Dempsey
The commission debates Kearns’s bid for the middleweight title with Groh and Walker. Dempsey’s Europe return blocks an official stance as Kearns weighs his next move and faces the Walker Shade watch controversy.
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York
Vouatittustan Porelats
Gragt
Lila Weoond
Ieepic
Okey “Walker
Ahamptoy - Pineeta Harty
Grob
Ansccess
Éoridesson
Jack Dempsey
Warry Wills
Dempsey
Europe
Kearne
Ils Janagar
Kearses
Kearna
Commission
Itameng
Walker-Shade Watch
Walker
Air Agate
Assis
Shade
Reading of a Baseball Night with Many Evening Scorers
A scrambled report of baseball results highlights late innings with Ketly and several teams. The Athletics win in a tight game, the Tigers edge the Browns, and Pirates rally as runners score late to defeat the Reds. Braves split a doubleheader, Phillies and others post key moments.
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George Ketly
Graytindeldar
eIth
Robins
Dfo
Gudse Gostly
Sedators
Athletics
Tigers
Browns
Pirates
Reds
Braves
Bindes
Romer
Carella
Willie Hyrum
Wille Sox
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Henry L. Farrell
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Gin" Lang
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