Wichita takes doubleheader from Texans to seize fifth place
In Wichita, the Larks swept both ends of a doubleheader, 12 to 1 and 7 to 2, against the Texans. Chief Carney led the first game with a shutout, while Wano and McNally homered. Fort hurled seven innings in the second game but wild pitching and errors opened the door for Wichita’s late surge, with Comorosky contributing a key bunt and Rutherford driving in two.
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Alexander Wins Over Robins in Doubleheader Split
In St Louis on June 5 the Robins defeated the Cardinals 6 to 1 after an 8 to 0 loss earlier. Alexander limited the Robins to eight hits while Petty allowed 31 hits and four runs in the third and sixth innings, Hafey homering for two runs in the first game. In the nightcap Jess Haines lost to Donk in a pitchers' duel.
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Cubs Bunch Hits Shutout of Boston 7 to 0
Chicago defeats Boston 7 to 0 behind masterful pitching by Sheriff Blake who held Boston to five hits. Edwards and Wertz were touched for multiple runs as Chicago offense produced enough early and late to secure the win before about 23 900 fans. Heydler watched from the stands as Chicago capitalized on timely hits and Boston miscues.
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Two Women Found Clubbed to Death in Detroit Rooming House
In Detroit on June 5, two women were found dead from clubbing in a rooming house. One victim was identified as Mrs. Fannie May, 50, while the other’s identity remained unknown by police.
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Denver and Omaha Split Slow Double Bill in Bear Gap
Omaha defeated Denver 6 to 4 in the first game as Hall and Cash led 14 hits while Thomas held the Bears to nine. In the nightcap Denver recovered with better baserunning to win 5 to 3 as Walker spun a ten strikeout performance.
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Giants Bow To Reds In Ninth Inning Rally
Cincinnati earned a 10 to 9 victory over New York after a three-run ninth inning comeback. The game featured 17 New York players and 15 Reds, with Lucas earning the win and McQuillan suffering the loss in a two hour thirty minute clash.
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Death of Baltimore Grain Broker Archibald D. Dennis
Archibald D. Dennis, 49, a well known Baltimore grain broker and social figure, died from a bullet wound to the temple. He was found in a room at the Baltimore Club by a friend after a gunshot was heard, a revolver nearby. No motive or foul play suspected.
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Fire truck covers 12 miles in thirteen minutes
Lockney sent its fire truck with seven men and hose to Floydada to aid fire crews in controlling a blaze that destroyed the Burke home and threatened nearby residences. Two other homes suffered damage.
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Roosevelt County Tax Values Revised
The state tax commission has completed a Roosevelt county survey for revaluation to remove discriminations from improper renditions. The revision aims to finance the county’s school system, which cannot be properly funded under old values in effect since statehood.
Browns Beat Senators 9 to 1 for third straight win
The Browns routed the Senators 9 to 1 in Washington. Braxton pitched six innings allowing 12 hits as St. Louis struck early and often. O Rourke led the attack with four hits while Zachary held the Senators to four.
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York Delivers Winning Run In Rain Delayed Tigers Triumph
York hit a homer and his eighth inning single drove in the decisive run as Detroit beat New York 8 to 6 after a rain delay of one hour and twenty minutes. Over 45 000 fans attended at the stadium.
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Canyon Triumphs Over Amarillo In Extra Innings
Canyon defeated the Amarillo Metros 3 to 2 in a 10 inning game. Eckhart earned the win for Canyon replacing Strain in the tenth, while Hutton and Strain each fanned eleven in a tight pitchers duel.
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Gober Cleans Bases Twice With Two Homers in Borger Win
Red Gober homered twice with the bases loaded in Borger's 11 to 9 win over Pampa. The first grand slam tieed the score at 6 in the fifth inning, and the same bases-loaded homer happened again in the ninth. Newton started and struck out the first three batters. It was Borger's first home game of the season.
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Los Angeles Aqueduct dynamited again between Harwee and Cottonwood
Tourists report the Los Angeles aqueduct has been dynamited a second time in two weeks between Harwee reservoir and Cottonwood power plant. Main highway into Inyo county is blocked. Damage extent not yet determined.
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