Elevens Renew No Scouting Pact With Princeton Allies
Princeton and other Eastern colleges renewed their no scouting agreement for another year. Amherst Lehigh Washington and Mary joined the Tiger schedule in this pact while Cornell asked for abeyance and Ohio State did not reply. Yale Coach Tad Jones observed Ohio State in action.
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White Sox Split Four-Game Series With Athletics
Philadelphia report notes Chicago White Sox win 6 to 2 in final game of the four game set. Alphonse Thomas, Ted Lyons successor, allows few hits as Mack runs score before he exits in the seventh. Mickey Cochrane homers in third, Simmons triples with two on in eighth. Ty Cobb injures leg and leaves after fifth. Scores show Chicago 900 100 001 2 7 8 Philadelphia 013 000 20x 6 10 0.
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Cards Beat Giants 6 to 4 to Claim World Series Game
In St Louis Col Lindbergh watched as Grover Alexander hurled a complete game to defeat the New York Giants 6 to 4. Bottomley delivered a key hit as Henry closed out the nine with 37 000 fans witnessing a record season crowd.
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Wills and Filden Top Wimbledon Picks
Wimbledon opens Monday with Helen Wills and William Tilden favored to win singles titles. The public backs Rene Lacoste over Tilden, while French players Borotra and Cochet draw support. In women’s singles, Kitty McKane Godfree is second choice to Wills, with Alvarez, Bouman, Mallory, and Ryan also favored.
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Miss Wéifls
Senoriita de Alvarez
Spain
Ken Bouman
Holland
Molla Mallory
Elizabeth Ryan
Baseball Results From Early Games
The day’s scores include Boston 4 Pittsburgh 7 and Philadelphia 7 Chicago 2. New York 4, St. Louis 6. Preoklyn Cincinnati postponed due to rain.
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Chicago and Philly in tight standings across leagues
Scores show Chicago 2 Philadelphia, St Louis 4, New York 0, Boston 5, Detroit 4 Washington 0. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 66 Newark 12. Toronto Jersey City 4 Syracuse 3 6 Reading 1 2 Rochester 4 5 Baltimore 3 6.
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Beaumont Edges Dallas in Texas League Action
In Texas League play Beaumont defeated Dallas 4 to 2 while Houston beat Wichita Falls 9 to 3. San Antonio topped Fort Worth 2 to 8 and Waco lost 6 to 9 against Shreveport.
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American Association standings drift with rain postponements
In the scheduled games the St. Paul to Toledo and Minneapolis to Columbus matches were postponed due to rain. Milwaukee defeated Louisville 5 4 to 2 and Kansas City beat Indianapolis 7 to 6 with the Louisville result listed as 4-5 and 5-2 in a rain affected program.
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Western League Score Roundup Hits Mixed Results
Amarillo edged Omaha 12 to 11 in a tight contest while Wichita defeated Denver 2 to 1. Tulsa beat Des Moines 14 to 6 in a high scoring game in Oklahoma City with Lincoln pulling a 3-run advantage.
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Scores From Southern League Standings
Little Rock defeated Atlanta 5 to 1 while Memphis beat Birmingham 7 to 8. Nashville won 3 to Mobile in 12 innings and Chattanooga took New Orleans 12 to 3 with New Orleans losing 3 to 12.
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Coast and Bay Area Scores From Weekend Games
City matches yield several results with Los Angeles and San Francisco teams prominent. Oakland beat Seattle 1 to 0. Portland defeated Sacramento 4 to 1. Hollywood edged the Missions 11 to 13 in a late clash.
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Pirates defeat Braves as Earl Smith blindsides Bancroft at plate
Pittsburgh beats Boston 7 to 4 amid an in-game melee when Pirate catcher Earl Smith struck Braves manager and shortstop Dave Bancroft in the jaw. Bancroft was unconscious and carried off. Smith was ejected. Paul Waner led offensively with a triple and 21st straight multi hit game.
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Yanks Beat Browns 8-4 Behind Gehrigs Two Homers
New York won its seventh straight as Lou Gehrig hit two home runs driving in four runs. Gehrig closed in on Babe Ruth as the Yankees defeated the Browns 8 to 4. Wally Schang homered for St. Louis and Clyde Moore added a hit with Smith catching for New York.
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Winslow Rifle Club shooter tops scores at range
Captain F G Blumlein led with 219 points against 165 and 136 for his two opponents. Runner up Elmer Crowley and low scorer R Weasel noted. Weather forecast favored shooting on the local range today with Blumlein posting rapid fire and slow fire scores across 200 to 600 yards.
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Senators Nab Game From Detroit by 6-4
Washington defeated Detroit 6 to 4 as Crowder, in his first full Nationals season, held the Tigers to four hits all in the last three innings played in the rain. Detroit scored in the first and final innings, while Washington tallied in nine positions including a late surge. Whitehill Hawkins and Bassler pitched for Detroit with Crowder and Ruel for Washington.
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Mad Bull Leader In California Marathon
Mad Bull, Karook Indian and leader in the San Francisco Grants Pass Redwood Highway marathon arrived at Fortuna checking station at 5:30 PM local time. The 278 mile course runs north of San Francisco and south of Eureka. On arrival he said he would resume the race in 25 minutes.
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Two Belgians to Represent Belgium in Denver Balloon Race
Brussels June 18 AP The Gordon Bennett trophy balloon race will feature Belgium with Ernest De Muyter four time winner and M Quersin second last year chosen as representatives for the Denver event next September. A Veenstra will partner Quersin.
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Hydromel Wins American Derby At Washington Park
Hydromel, a chestnut colt, overtakes rivals by five lengths to win the $28,000 American Derby at Washington Park over a mile and a half. Whiskery, Derby winner, finishes last as Handy Mandy rallies for second and Buddy Bauer takes third. Hydromel sets a track record 2 29.0.
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Red Sox blank Indians 5 to 0 to even series
Boston pitchers held Cleveland to no runs as Tarbert from Ohio State contributed a solid showing. The Red Sox collected seven hits and turned three double plays including a sparkling effort started by Flagstead in short right center to seal the win.
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Trans-Mississippi Golf Tourney Draws 15 States
Fifteen states including Colorado Minnesota Illinois Nebraska Texas Oklahoma Kansas New Mexico Pennsylvania California Iowa Louisiana Utah Arizona Missouri enter the Trans Miss Golf Tourney in Colorado Springs. Notables Keefe Carter Jimmy Manion and E P Bates pace in practice as 300 players prepare for the Monday start at the Truckee Broadmoore course.
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Borah Delivers Record Sprint At Phoenix Exhibition
National sprint champion Charley Borah ran a 100 yard exhibition at Riverside park in Phoenix on Lasalle Day. Timers recorded 9.4 seconds, just fifth of a second from the world mark, as Baker and Bert Goodrich trailed. The Phoenix boy, a USC track standout, won by two yards ahead of Eddie Baker and four ahead of Bert Goodrich in a sprint across the baseball diamond.
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Phillies win 7-2 over Cubs in Chicago
Philadelphia beat Chicago 7 to 2 in a four game series finale. Bob Osbern broke the game open in the eighth after a pitching duel with Alex Ferguson. Wilson and Thorynson stole home in the inning as the Phillies tallied three hits, an error, and two walks to pull away.
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Dempsey Training Camp Plans Take Shape
Gus Wilson said Jack Dempsey will travel from Chicago to New York to select a training camp for the July 21 title defense against Jack Sharkey. Dempsey favors Saratoga Springs with other spots still under review and should be in camp within a week.
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Heydler to Probe Pittsburg Boston Fight Incident Today
National League president John A. Heydler said he will investigate the Forbesfield clash between Dave Bancroft of the Boston Nationals and Earl Smith of Pittsburgh after today’s Giants vs Cardinals game. He awaits official umpire reports before commenting further. He will travel to Chicago tonight as the Cubs face the Pirates tomorrow.
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Nir Inquires About Stay At Neighbor’s House Party
A casual exchange centers on how long to stay at a house party. The neighbor places suitcases in the bar as one person jokes about starting to give checks. The dialogue includes a playful back and forth about departure timing.
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