Bush's Men Edge Pirates In Ninth Inning Win
Pirates overcome a late deficit at Forbes Field to beat the Giants 7 to 6 as Donie Bush's club gains in the standings. McGraw's Giants faltered while Burleigh Grimes pitched well early for the Pirates and Jack Scott yielded late.
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Hoover Rejects Forcing Army Navy Game Return
President Hoover declined to compel resumption of athletic relations between Annapolis and West Point. The service classic will not be played this year as officials sought a compromise on the three year player rule that split the academies last spring. The administration urged redirecting energy to other competitive activities.
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Baseball results and standings across leagues
Yesterday’s results show St. Louis beating New York 9 to 4 and Philadelphia defeating Chicago 7 to 3. Standings include Philadelphia leading with 96 wins and 1 loss, New York at 9–5 and St. Louis at 20–22. Today’s games feature Chicago at Washington and St. Louis at Boston, with Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia among others. The National League and American Association sections list further matchups and current records.
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Dallas Police Take Pistol Shooting Contest Title
Dallas won the all day pistol shooting contest closing the East Texas Peace Officers Association Convention in Tyler Texas Ranger finished second Shreveport third Marshall fourth Tyler fifth and Canton sixth R Talley of Shreveport posted the top individual score
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Two Leading Men By Feg Murray PRESBYTERIANS TO MEET DENVER IN CITY LEAGUE
The Philadelphia Phillies star in a Westward swing led by Claude Willoughby and Chuck Klein as they chase the league crown. Klein, 23, bursts into home run contention while Willoughby refines his curve and proves the ace of the Phillies bullpen. The Denver Railroaders, recovering from a Santa Fe wreck, face the Presbyterian Ministers in tonight's City League game at six. Lincoln Lifers defeat the Orioles 12 to ? amid a protest, with detailed box scores following.
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Bunion Leaders Close As Big Race Nears End
In Jacumba California the Pyle cross country race nears finish with less than 20 minutes separating Pete Gavuzzi and Johnny Salo. Salo won the 1 1/2 mile run from Calexico in 9 hours 9 minutes 5 seconds. Gavuzzi third. Elapsed times list Gavuzzi first at 485:30:28 and Salo second at 485:50:24 with many international runners in the field.
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National League and American League leaders summary
League leaders listed by the Associated Press for games through June 12. Notable numbers include O Doul batting .382 for Philadelphia, Hafey driving in 60 with the Cards, Frisch leading in hits and doubles for St Louis, Gehringer topping runs and hits for Detroit, Combs collecting triples for the Yankees, and Gehrig homering for New York. Pitching marks show Grimes with 10 wins for Pittsburgh and Rommel with 5 for Philadelphia Athletics.
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Baseball players face 25 percent salary cuts next season
United Press reports from New York on June 13 describe widespread talk that major league players may face 25 percent reductions. The Syracuse strike over unpaid salaries fuels concerns of a league wide stoppage and potential retirements if cuts persist. Babe Ruth is seen as pivotal. his 70,000 annual deal ends this season and he may ask 100,000 for a one year contract.
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Advance sale promises large crowd for Higami Farley match
Ticket sales for the Tsura Higami versus Cal Farley wrestling match at the Armory indicate a packed house tomorrow night. Advance sales are the strongest since the Kopecky Farley bout, with reservations from the Panhandle and beyond. A referee dispute clouds calls, 1400 seats prepared, and five heavy wrestlers in a preliminaries battle royal before the main event at 8 30.
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