Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5 as Reds rally past Dodgers
Cincinnati Staged eighth and ninth inning rallies to beat Brooklyn 6 to 5 in the final game of the series. Roush homered in the fifth as rain halted play for thirty minutes in the fourth. Osborne and Petty, Rixey and Wingo credited with the mound action and key hits from Bressler Zitzman Pinelli Stock Pord.
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Associate Press
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Petty
Rixey
Wingo
Bressler
Cardinals Defeat Phillies In Final Game 6 to 4
In St Louis on June 16 the Cardinals beat the Phillies 6 to 4 mark ed by argument as manager Rogers Hornsby and Art Fletcher exchanged punches before umpires expelled both managers. Burns Fonseca Williams and Wrightstone led with two or three hits and Bottomley Wrightstone homered as Hornsby Teporcer and Hawks powered the offense.
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Art Fletcher
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McCoy Wins News Decision Over Vasquez In Chicago Bout
Johnny McCoy of Cleveland bantamweight won the news decision over Mike Vasquez of El Paso featherweight in a fast hard fought bout in Chicago according to ringside sports writers.
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Chicago
Johnny McCoy
Cleveland
Mike Vasquez
el Paso
Yanks Lose to Tigers as Ruth Hits Yearly Home Run
Detroit tops New York 5 to 3 in a game marked by loose Yankees play. Babe Ruth belted his homer of the year and added a double, with Ruth also stealing bases and driving runs. Fred Merkle joins the Huggins squad, replacing Wiltse at third base.
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Associated Prese Wmew
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Yankees
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Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 7 in rough win for Shaute
In Adelphia on June 16 Associated Press notes Philadelphia tallied ten runs in the first two innings, beating Cleveland 12 to 7. Groves was wild early but steadied. Edwards, Shaute, and Sewell led Philadelphia while Rommel, Grover, and Perkins worked for Cleveland amid mixed hitting and several walks.
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Panthers Take Initial Game of Houston Series
Fort Worth, June 16. Young Jimmy Walkup started cold but held the Houston Buffaloes scoreless for 8 2 3 innings as Fort Worth rallied with three run bursts to win 6 to 8. Paul Wachtel began on the mound but was chased after allowing three runs. Teammates Diviney Burns Barnes and McCurdy contributed in the win.
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Rennes
Wachtel
Diviney, Burns, Barnes and McCurdy
San Antonio Beats Dallas Four to Two in Sixth Inning Rally
San Antonio bunched hits after two were out in the sixth inning to rout Dallas four to two. A revised infield helped cushion the win as Shuman and Hungling struggled. Coleman delivered solid results for the Travelers amid a tense score exchange.
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Wichita Falls Opens Series With Beaumont In High-Scoring Win
Wichita Falls beat Beaumont 12 to 6 in the series opener as Pete Turgeon hit two home runs for the Spudders infield. Ormand started the visitors with a long drive to left field off pitcher Rip Wheeler.
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Beaumont
Associated Press
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MecNe
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Spudders
Ormand
Rip Wheeler
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Yesterday's Results from National and American Leagues
National League games included Chicago 4 to 7 over Boston in 3 innings and Cincinnati 6 over Brooklyn 5, with St. Louis 6 defeating Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburgh 13 over New York 11. American League scores show New York 3 Detroit 5, Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 7, Boston 2 Chicago 1, plus Texas area results with Lee Dallas 2 San Antonio 4 Fort Worth Houston 2 Wichita Falls 12 Beaumont 1 and Shreveport Waco on wet grounds.
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Texas
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San Antonio
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Wichita Falls
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Association, Kansas-2: Toledo. Columbus 4: Milwaukee 2
Louisville 10, Minneapolis 2. Three games.
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Toledo
Columbus
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Southern Association Scores Snapshot
In Atlanta, Little Rock lost 3 to 94. Memphis reports Birmingham 4, Mobile 3, Nashville 1, and Chattanooga 11 to New Orleans 3 in a regional score summary.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Nashville
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New Orleans
East Texas League scores for Tyler Paris and rivals
In the East Texas League results Tyler and Paris combined to play Greenville and Mt. Pleasant Longview with Greenville defeating Mt. Pleasant Longview 7 to 4.
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East Texas League
Tyler & Paris
Greenville
Mt. Pleasant
Longview
Location Pairings For Tonight's Scheduled Games
The schedule lists matchups across cities including Waco in Shreveport, San Antonio at Dallas, Houston at Fort Worth, Beaumont at Wichita Falls, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, with American League games St. Louis at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Boston.
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Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Micago
Boston
Rate Opinion to Require Months (Continued From Page One)
Discussion centers on Interstate Commerce Act section four enforcement, potential rate freezes, and impact on the Southwest. Pawkett, Haid and others contest mileage based rate changes and defend common point base, arguing Arkansas and Texas would face discriminations and regional tensions with Dallas and San Antonio competition.
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Kett
Southwest
Umpire rulings and weather jokes dominate Portales sports column
The piece blends baseball rule analysis at Portales with notes on DeHart Hubbard's jumping record and playful jabs at weather, fans, and Shamrock. It cites rule 63 and 84, mocks a balk, and celebrates Hubbard's 25 feet 10 7/8 inch running jump while lampooning attitudes toward heat and sports culture.
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DeHart Hubbard
Michigan
Chicago
Gene Tunney to Fight July Third Par Legion
Gene Tunney the American light heavyweight champion, fresh from beating Tommy Gibbons in New York, is signed for a tent round bout in Kansas City on July 3 under the American Legion. His opponent has not yet been chosen.
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PAR Legion
Associated Frees
Kansas City
Tommy Gibbons
New York
American Legion
Love Letters Shape Shepherd Trial Testimony
Miss Pope testified about letters written to Billy while he studied at Dartmouth and described remarks about the Shepherds as darling. Prosecution aims to prove McClintock heirs arranged the sale of the home and Shepherd blocked showing it to buyers. seven more witnesses expected, court adjourned with spectators rapt.
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Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
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Reorener
McClintock
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Shepherd
Chicago Gang War Goes to City Hall
In federal court today several gang members pleaded guilty to charges under the Voletea Act and were released on $1,000 bail each. In criminal court, wounded Genna gang gunmen John Seallce and Albert Anselmo were arraigned for the murder of two patrolmen from Saturday’s pistol battle and given continuances until Friday to enter pleas.
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Ners
Federal District Court
John Seallce
Albert Anselmo
Genna
Two Jacks to Clash in Plainview Wrestling Bout
Special to The None Sete Plainview June 16 The two wrestling Jacks Fisher and Jorman prepare for a planned Thursday night match in Plainview to decide the top lightweight in the South. Gorman seeks a win over Farley to prove his claim, while Fisher aims to avenge a previous defeat. Promoter Reynolds reports strong advance ticket sales and a large crowd expected at the auditorium with preliminaries arranged.
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Reynolds
Fosgard and King Tie In Texas Trap Championship
Fort Worth June 16 E F Fos gard of Waco five times Texas state champion and R A King of Wichita Falls former national doubles champion lead the 100 third singles in Texas trap shooting as they both shot 100 straight at Lake Worth. King also tied for doubles leadership with Phil Miller as Houston is favored to win the 1926 tournament with finals to be decided tomorrow after 100 singles and 50 doubles more.
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Oklahoma City
King
Phil Miller
Dallas
Houston
O'Dowd Knocks Out Coulon in Columbus Bout
Eddie O'Dowd of Columbus knocked out Eddie Conlon of New Orleans in the second round of a twelve round bout tonight. Conlon was floored three times before the final knockdown. Both fighters weighed in at bantam limits.
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Coulon
Columbus
Eddie O'Dowd
Eddie Conlon
New Orleans
Conlon
First State Bank of Lamesa Granted National Charter
Comptroller of the Currency issued a charter to convert the First State Bank of Lamesa into the State National Bank of Lamesa with a capital of $60,000. The move elevates the bank to a national charter as of June 16, reported by The News.
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Lamesa First State Bank
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
First State Bank of
Lamesa
State National Bank of
Kinard Named Head of Bankers
Kinard named head of bankers who borrow money from banks. He defends service charges on small accounts as bankers urge fair terms while lawmakers applaud the move. Amarillo recollections reveal early Panhandle trade woes and the push for protected farm prices amid shifting industry.
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Fort Worth
Amarillo
John D. Owen
Central National Bank of
Owen
United States
Norris Brodhus
Stockyard National Bank
Kansas City
W. A. Peck
Interstate National Bank
Kans
W. H. Fuqua
the Panhandle
Jack Gullisple
Dallase
J.C. Paul
Panhandle
Land value and memorial coin topics mark convention notes
Mr. Fuqua warns land values will rise as acreage remains fixed and unmovable while land cannot burn. Dr. W. Carson, Jr. speaks on the Confederate Memorial half dollar to be distributed through banks. Wichita Falls hosts next year’s convention site decision pending executive committee choice in 1926.
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W. Carson, Jr
Wichita Falls
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