Anodes Tie A C M For Second Place In 14 to 5 Win
The Anacondans beat the A C M 14 to 5 at Clark Park lifting to a tie for second. Schwartz and Lasley left after a second inning onslaught as McKain, Forsythe and Tremblay led a 14 hit attack with doubles triples and two homers.
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Angdes
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Ee Linton
Kerns
Jon
Warts
Hein
Trem- Windlay
Lesley
Innin
Funk
Ryan
Athletics Rally Past Browns in Eighth for 6 4 Win
Philadelphia Athletics overcome a late deficit to defeat the St. Louis Browns 6 to 4 in the opener of the series. Joe Bush yielded four hits and one run through seven and a third, then a six-hit rally and a sac fly produced five runs in the eighth, with Mickey Cochrane driving in Dykes and Lamar and Al Simmons belted his 19th homer.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Joe Bush
Mickey Cochrane
Lamar
al Simmons
Cochrane
Argentine swimmer nearly drowns in English Channel attempt
Lillian Harrison, an Argentine swimmer, nearly died after seven hours seven minutes in the English Channel. Ishak Helmy, an Egyptian swimmer in the water with her, rescued her from drowning and hauled her to a tug at Boulogne. She declared the attempt her last as she reached the deck in a semi conscious state at 7 17 this evening.
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Associated Press
Boulogne
France
Lillian Harrison
English Channel
Ishak Helmy
Helmy
Wills Named Top American Player For Wightman Cup
Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley selected as No 1 on the American women’s team to face Britain for the Wightman Cup at Forest Hills next Friday and Saturday. She will partner Miss Mary Browne in doubles, Browne captains the American squad, with trials under way to choose other singles and doubles players this week.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Cal
Forest Hille
Wills
Molla B. Mallory
Chamion
Caliornia
Mary K. Browne
Santa Monica
Miss Browne
Eleanor Goss
Miss Goss
Sutton Bundy
Los Angeles
Mallory
Marion Z. Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Edith Walker Maddux Named U S Delegate to Pacific Relations
Edith Walker Maddux of the San Francisco planning commission is chosen as one of 25 U S delegates to the Institute of Pacific Relations gathering in Honolulu in July.
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Edith Walker Maddux
San Francisco
Brooklyn Lad Wins Flag for Ardmore Team in C League
Arthur Lefty Brown of Ardmore Western Association led his team to a flag by tallying 17 wins in 18 starts as Brooklyn Dodgers purchase him for a record price for class C players.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Arthur
Lefty” Brown
Ardmore
Yesterday's Results in National Association Baseball
National results list Pittsburg 1 New York 2 Cincinnati 8 7 Brooklyn 7 12 Chicago a Boston 5 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 American 7 Detroit 8 8 Boston rings Philadelphia 6 St Louis 4 Washington 3 Cleveland three scheduled In Association Columbus 7 Minneapolis Toledo 8 St Paul 13 Indianapolis 4 Milwaukee 7 Louisville 11 Kansas City 2.
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Vernon
Boston Tops Chicago in Third Game of Series
Boston beat Chicago 5 to 3 as Joe Genewich allowed 10 hits but got solid field support. Kaufmann replaced Milstead in the third, collecting three hits including a double. Cards hang on as St Louis defeats Philadelphia 5 to 3. Brooklyn takes listless games from Cincinnati.
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Baseball scores and charity quip from a dinner tale
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 13 to 7 in the first game as Luque and Osborne worked well. Biemiller allowed three runs in the ninth. Second game Brooklyn led 13 to 7 with Vance Deberry catching and Benton Brady Biemiller sharing duties. A church dinner anecdote followed about a dying millionaire questioning salvation if he left a sum to the church.
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Austria Produces Charcoal from Wood Shavings
Charcoal made from wood shavings and waste is claimed to be as effective a heat producer as anthracite in Austria.
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Austria
Baseball Injury Year Warns Pennant Races on Strength
New York dispatch notes 1925 as a record injury year with 129 players sidelined at some point. It argues pennants hinge on reserves as teams like the Athletics Giants and Yankees suffer multiple key players injured and endure lineup instability.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
Reuther
Joe
Christy Walsh Syndicate
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