Red Sox Climb to First as Streak Ends and Tops Rally
New York June 5 The Red Sox rise to the American League lead after a 20 win in 27 games run ending a six game skid. Boston beat St Louis 6 5 while the White Sox downed the Yankees 4 3. Boon Lyons Lyons strong hitting helped Boston amid a tight pennant race with Detroit and Philadelphia close behind.
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Dorset Carter Jr. Emerges as a Promising Pitcher
Dorset Carter Jr., son of a pipeline builder, arrived to make Amarillo his home. He was first string pitcher for the University of Oklahoma this season and could play this summer. He is also a competent golfer, though not as renowned as his brother.
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Dorset Carter, Jr
Amarillo
University of Oklahoma
Comanche Runner James Reese Heads to Olympic Trials
Austin Texas June 5 James Reese of Comanche leaves for Boston to enter national collegiate tryouts for the American Olympic team He is UT track star and will compete in the 800 and 1500 meters Reese recently won both events at New Orleans trials and has not been pushed to post a best time yet
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James Reese
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Boston
Reese
Southwest
New Orleans
University of Texas T
Olympic Paris to Host Controversial Opening Night
A chaotic scene at the Olympic football final sees the United States defeat France 17 to 3 but is marred by violent crowd hostility. American players dodge attacks as police restore order and spectators vent boos to the national anthem. The piece also critiques boxing commissions and highlights Suzanne Lenglen's illness ahead of Olympic tennis.
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France
America
Paris
Their Rating National League Standings Brief
The National League table shows New York leading with 43 games played, 28 wins and 16 losses for a .6h2 record. The fragment indicates standings context for teams and performance.
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National League
New York
Tee Off in Quest of National Open Title
Detroit June 5 The first round of the national open golf championship at Oakland Hills features eighty five players in slow conditions. Forty two qualified from Chicago with 144 to 158, another eighty two qualified from Worcester with the same scores. Defending champion Bobby Jones of Atlanta did not need to qualify.
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Worcester
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Atlanta
Fort Worth Tops Galveston 4 3 After Kraft Walk and Palmer Double
Fort Worth beat Galveston 4 to 3 as Kraft drew a bases on balls to force in a run and Palmer hit a clutch double. Kraft homered for his sixteenth of the season, while Galveston failed to plate late.
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Major League Baseball results date June 5
Multiple games reported with Boston defeating St. Louis 6 to 5 to move into first place after Chicago beat New York. Philadelphia edged Cleveland 6 to 5 with Burns keying the rally. Chicago edged New York 4 to 3 with Lyons strong in relief. Detroit topped Washington 6 to 5 in ten innings with Fothergill delivering the decisive hit.
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Dauss
Woodall
University of Texas to graduate 500 in history class
The University of Texas will award 500 diplomas in its largest class yet with 260 bachelors of arts 30 masters 60 law 80 business administration and 70 engineering graduates. Judge R L Batts will give the commencement address with music directed by Prof Frank L Reed.
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Business Administration
Society figure ends engagement amid church opposition
Rita de Acosta Lydig ends her engagement to Rev. Dr. Percy Grant as Bishop Manning voices strong opposition. Lydig, twice divorced from W. E. D. Stokes and Major Philip M. Lydig, remains a prominent New York society figure.
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Church of the Ascension
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Paris
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France
Mt. Kilauea
Hilo
Hawaiian Islands
Arnold Anderson
Brooklyn
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Trenton
N. J
Jersey City
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today Across Leagues
Recap of games yesterday with results from the Major Leagues National League Western and Coast Leagues plus Southern and American Association and East Texas League. Key outcomes include Philadelphia over St Louis 12 5 Chicago over New York 4 3 and St Louis at Philadelphia on the schedule.
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St Louis Tops Philadelphia 12 to 5 in Rainy Contest
St Louis beat Philadelphia 12 to 5 yesterday after pounding five Philadelphia pitchers for 19 hits. The Cardinals scored 12 runs on 19 hits while Philadelphia managed five runs on 12 hits. Batteries: St Louis Bell Gonzales. Philadelphia Lewis Ring Carlson Hubbell Steineider Henline. Other games rained out.
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Freigan
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Gonzales
Lewis
Ring
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Hubbell
Steineider
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