Cobb powers two homers to top St. Louis
Ty Cobb belts a pair of home runs to lift the team over St. Louis. Two-base hits by Robertson Rigney and Williams highlight a busy box score with Cobb and Heilmann each collecting multiple runs batted in and O Rourke adding a noted contribution.
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TY Cobb
ST. Louis
Stauffer
Falk
Tele Geyeens
Robertson
Rigney
Williams
O'Rourke
Cobb
Heilmann
Jacobson
Sacrifices
Evans
Tase
Cole
Danforth
Adlerika Digestive Cleanser Promises Quick Benefit
An ad touts Adlerika as a powerful intestinal evacuant that removes gas and old waste matter within ten minutes. It claims relief from constipation and stomach trouble, reducing bloating and leaving users feeling cheerful without pills.
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Adlerika
What Drug Co
63000 Stamps Extant in World Says German Publisher
A German stamp catalog publisher states there are 63000 varieties of postage stamps worldwide. The figure reflects a growing diversity in philately with stamps from many nations.
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Leipsic
Germany
DAZZY VANCE POISONS ITSELF TO BOSTONIANS
Baseball score report mentions Dazzy Vance pitching for Brooklyn in a game against Boston. Vance allowed multiple baserunners and recorded several strikeouts as the line score shows Brooklyn 0 and Boston 10. Key players include Browne, R i Smith, Fournier, Harris, and Ratchelder with several two base hits and three base hits noted.
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Mites
Usuccescxee
Padgett
Bachelder
Brooklyn
Boston
Vance
Browne
R. i Smith
Fournier
Istolet
Harris
Graham
Benton
Rain Delays and Big Scores Mark Yesterday's NL Games
National League results featured Boston losing 6 to 10 against Brooklyn while St. Louis defeated Detroit 11 to 4. New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 in 10 innings. Washington topped Boston 10 to 8. Chicago and Cincinnati, Cleveland and Chicago, and several games were rained out or postponed.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago-Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Baseball scores from Texas and neighboring leagues
Texas League Wace 6, Shreveport 4. All other games rained out. American Association Louisville 10, St. Paul 4. Minneapolis 7, Indianapolis 3. Kansas City 6, Columbus 5. Toledo Milwaukee postponed, wet grounds. Western League St. Joseph 8, Des Moines 5. Tulsa 8, Lincoln 7. Denver 11, Wichita and Omaha 13, Oklahoma City 6.
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Texas League
Wace
Shreveport
American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo-Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Tulsa
Lincoln
Denver
Wichita & Omaha
Oklahoma City
Southern Association Scores From Week Night Games
Little Rock defeated Atlanta 8 to 7 while New Orleans beat Nashville 4 to 3. Memphis routed Birmingham 21 to 4 and Mobile edged Chattanooga 4 to 1 in a day of Association action.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Pacific Coast Scores From Oakland to Seattle
Readable lines show scores across the Pacific Coast region with Oakland and Seattle results among others. Portland and Salt Lake recorded 9 while Vernon and San Francisco posted 4 and 2 respectively, indicating a mixed set of outcomes.
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Pacific Coast
Oakland
Seattle
Portland Salt Lake
Vernon
San Francisco
Pickle King Loder Thanks Peterson Ointment
84 year old Loder of Pittsford New York credits Peterson's Ointment with curing facial scurvy and general itching after years of suffering. Advertisement promotes Peterson's Ointment for piles ulcers eczema and skin diseases with a 85 cents price per box and Peterson's Soap at 25 cents.
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W. A. Loder
Church &J
Peterson
Peterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dark horses shine in Derby trials at Louisville May 16 classic
Derby hopefuls ran fast trials at Louisville as 50 000 Derby contenders and Clark handicap eligibles took to the track. Abstract led with Annihilator in fast splits, while Cup Bearer and Elsass posted solid times. Son of John posted a sensational 1 51 4 6 for a mile and an eighth, nearly tying the track record set in 1916.
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Louisville
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Abstract
Annihilator
Anderson
Kendie
Elsass
Russell Cave
Boon
Yroot
Baalbec
Quatrain
Captain Hal
Hal
Kentucky Cardinal
Lee O. Conner
Boon Companion
Elaass
Dan Scott
John
Lexington
John Johnson-Water K
Shreveport Fails to Halt Waco in Second Game
Associated Press reports Shreveport used sixteen players but could not stop the Waco Cubs as they won the second game of the series six to four. Gleason struggled though kept the pace tight in the innings while Waco connected with hits from players including Morrow Boone Brewer Davesport Prough McCall and Graham.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Waco Cubs
Gleason
Waco
Morrow
Boone
Brewer
Davesport
Prough
McCall
Graham
Plainview Sports Night Promises A Feisty Lineup
The piece notes Jack Gorman versus Matty Matsuda in Plainview tomorrow, with Farley receiving a batch of tickets that sold fast. Amarillo Legion bouts draw interest from Tulia and Vega, while Amarillo’s coach Wilson prepares a strong state meet team of a dozen. Local chatter questions boxing’s place amid wrestling’s popularity and teases indoor sports intrigues.
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Jack Gorman
Matty Matsuda
Plainview
Reynolds
Farley
Wilson
Amarillo
Austin
Cobb Erases Wagner Record With Historic Base Hit Totals
Detroit May 6 Ty Cobb rewrote baseball history by driving his lifetime bases on hits total to 1,458 breaking a mark long held by Honus Wagner. Cobb’s day included three home runs a double and two singles along with four extra base hits tying a modern major league record and six straight hits. He added numerous other records and holds more than twenty marks, many not matched by contemporaries.
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Yrese
ST. Louis
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
George Sisler
Q’rourke
Cobb
Cee Hatankee Heilmann
Ryans
Sisler
Csaane Williams
Ssaeu
Lmemanus
Jacobson
Renee Severeid
Ave Gerber
A Danforth
Stauffer
Falk
Associated Press
Detroit
Honus Wagner
Itra
Flying Dutcha
Pittsburg Pirates
Wagner
No-Nota Cure Promised By Old Remedies
Fragmentary notes claim No-Nota Cure and St Jacobs Oil offer a pore cure, with statements that nature often heals. The text suggests immediate results and references long-standing practice spanning 65 years, urging personal benefit.
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St. Jacobs
Use of Coolidge Picture in Stock Selling Probed
In Ashington on May 6 the Department of Justice began an investigation into alleged use of a talking motion picture of President Coolidge in a stock selling campaign. White House officials prompted the probe after public reports, with urgent requests for action from the president. The film reportedly features a voice and image of Coolidge, though the exact content and approval status are unclear.
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Coolidge
Associated Press
Ashington
New York
Department of Justice Today
White House
Agility to Decide Plainview Wrestling Match
In Plainview tomorrow night Jack Gorman faces Matty Matsuda for the welterweight title. Matsuda arrives from Amarillo today at 1 o clock en route to Plainview. The bout, promoted by Reynolds for the Plainview fire department, is expected to break South Plains wrestling attendance records.
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Plainview
Jack Gorman
Matty Matsuda
Cal Farley
Amarillo
el Paso
Gorman
America
Reynolds
Fire Department
South Plains
Matsuda
Middle States
Marriage license issued to Le. Tiston and Miss Cornelius
City brief reports that a marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Le Tiston and Miss Sarah Cornelius.
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LE. Tiston
Sarah Cornelius
New York Stock Exchange Trades Exceed Sixty Billion
New York May 6. The aggregate market value of all securities traded on the New York Stock Exchange exceeded 60 billion dollars on January 1, 1925. President R H Simmons in the annual report published today cited the war's aftereffects as yielding financial preeminence and stability, with a bull market kept within safe bounds and prosperity widespread across the nation.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
R. H. Simmons
America
Simmons
King Solomon the Heavyweight Contender Seeks World Title
A present-day King Solomon, heavyweight champion of Central and South America, pursues bouts with Gibbons and Wills among the top contenders and sets his sights on the world title.
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King Solomon of Old
Central
South America
Gibbons
Wills
Seven Crews Enter Big Varsity Race On Hudson
Seven varsity crews will compete in the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie June 22, announced by the inter collegiate rowing association. Teams include Pennsylvania, Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Navy, Wisconsin and Washington with Wisconsin debuting since 1898 and Syracuse since 1901.
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Associated Press
New York
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
University of Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Navy
Wisconsin
Washington
Association
Schedule of planned games across cities shows regional pairings
The list details only scheduled matchups including Beaumont at Wichita Falls Houston at Fort Worth San Antonio at Dallas Waco at Shreveport American League games Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Each entry notes city pairings with no results or dates.
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Texas
San Antono
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Erenee
Houston Eneweer
Waco
Dallas
Eee Wer
Shreveport Ereeernre
Beaumontational
Etree Ene
New York
Cincinnati
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Ereeeterenne
Chieveretee
Philadelphia
Ferns
Boston
Texas League
Beaumont
Houston
San Antonio
Shreveport
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
National League
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Step Along Wins Bluegrass Stakes in Derby Trials
Step Along, owned by Fred M. Grabner, captured the Bluegrass Stakes in Lexington. Broadway Jones finished second and Bill Strap third as the trio prepared for the Kentucky Derby on May 16 with a 1:51 3-5 time.
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Step-Along
Associated Press
Lexington
Fred M. Grabner
Broadway Jones
Bill Strap
Born Sherman Pitcher Immortal of 1922 Perfect Game
Born in Sherman Texas on January 31 1897 he joined Major League Baseball with the White Sox in 1917 after a Western Association purchase. He served in the US air service in 1918 and played for Minneapolis in 1919 1921. He rejoined the White Sox at the start of the 1922 season and graduated from Austin College. He pitched a perfect game against Detroit on April 30 1922 and fielded 1000 in 1923 with 62 chances and did not record a putout in 1924.
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Sherman
Texas
White Sox
Sherman Club
Western Association
United States Air Service
Minneapolis
Austin College
Detroit
Scott Ends 1307 Games in Major League Span
Everett Scott of Auburn Ind retired from active play after 1307 consecutive major league games. On June 20 1916 he began a streak with the Boston Red Sox that stood as a record among athletes. In retirement he watched from the dugout as Paul Wanninger replaced him in a Yankee Stadium tilt against Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
New York
Everett Scott
Auburn
Ind
Boston Red Sox
Scott
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Paul Wanninger
Philadelphia
ACHED AND ACHED Cardus Praise From Winfield Mother
Mrs C L Eason of Winfield Texas says back pain fatigue and nervousness eased after taking Cardus a vegetable tonic. She reports eight bottles helped her sleep improve mood and strength and recommends it to expectant mothers. Cardus advertised as safe for sale everywhere NC 162.
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Winfield
Texas
Cardus
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