A C M Rebels Top Powers In 13 4 Baseball Clash
A C M rallied past Powers 13 to 4 at Clark Park in chilly weather. Rollie Reynolds pitched the win, Elmer Leifer and Tom Farrell combined on the mound after Bonner struggled. Homers by Bill Reynolds Forsythe highlighted the late offensive surge as A C M seized control in the sixth.
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Gibbons Aims Aggressive Fight To Defeat Tunney
Tom Gibbons of St Paul vows an offensive plan to beat Gene Tunney in their 15 round bout at the Polo Grounds. Tunney arrives from Saratoga camp in good condition with Benny Leonard as his second. A cable from Jack Dempsey to Billy Gibson says he will meet the winner if properly enticed as Dempsey honeymooned in Berlin.
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Gene Tunney
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Billy Gibson
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Berlin
Estelle Taylor
Walker Offered $15000 to Fight Simonich or Schlaifer
Promoters of the Morrie Schlaifer Joe Simonich welterweight bout offer Mickey Walker a 15000 guarantee for a fight with the winner. Walker knocked Schlaifer out two years ago in Chicago. Simonich of Butte Mont has not faced the champion. A San Francisco promoter had earlier proposed Walker meet a Catger opponent. Simoni stopped Cooper after signing to fight the champion.
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Paris Wonders If Caviar Supply Is Safe From Russia
Paris gourmets fear a Russian embargo on caviar but experts say sturgeon caviar could still be produced from waters beyond the Caspian. Beluga osciette biluga and sterlet inhabit rivers like the Danube Po Rhone and even the Seine.
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North and South Clash For Open Golf Championship
Worcester Massachusetts June 4 Willie MacFarlane and Bobby Jones shared the lead after 72 holes in a dramatic U S Open qualifying. Jones edged ahead with 291 as MacFarlane birdied the final hole to force a playoff amid heat and a huge crowd. Francis Oui and John Farrell tied for third at 292 while Walter Hagen stood tied for fifth at 293.
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New York
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Francis Ouimet
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SCLUB LTANDINGs ASSOCIATION Scores and Games
At Kansas City SCLUB LTANDINGs Association beat St. Paul 7 to 4 in the first game. The second game went 11 innings with Milwaukee defeating Minneapolis 9 to 3. Other results include Louisville 4 Columbus 3 and Toledo 9 edging Indianapolis 4.
Hornsby Ties Home Run Race in Giants Loss
St Louis manager Rogers Hornsby tied for major league home runs with 14th and 15th circuit clouts as the Cardinals fell 16 to 11 to the New York Giants. Meusel also featured with league-leading power in a high-scoring free-hitting game in San Francisco.
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Giants
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Pirates On Rampage In Opening Win Over Phillies
Pittsburg topped Philadelphia 16 to 3 in the first game of their series. Cuyler starred with a single, double, triple and homer as Pittsburg piled up runs across the game. Phillies fell behind early and could not recover.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cuyler
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Chicago Wins Slugfest Over Brooklyn 11 to 9
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 11 to 9 in a high scoring slugfest on June 4. The game featured 14 extra base hits including five homers. Brooklyn had a strong start but Chicago surged late with powerful hitting to secure the win.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Brooklyn
R. H. EB
Coast League Battery Match Report in Los Angeles and Portland
Reading notes show a Pacific Coast League game in Los Angeles with Batteries Hughes and Shea for Portland and players Bar Foot, Hannah, Levernz, and Rachac for Portland. The garbled text lists multiple batterymen and batter names, suggesting a detailed lineup but no clear final score or outcome.
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R. A. Z. Bacra Mentoo
Pues Faksien
Hughes
M. Shea
Barfoot
Hannah
Ritchie balks at test on Independence Day
Baltimore report says Governor Albert Ritchie opposes a national defense day mobilization on July 4. He will consult the Adjutant General on whether the National Guard should be mobilized, arguing the holiday date conflicts with citizen plans. A War Department telegram urged action. A related note mentions an 86 year old Irish immigrant who returned to Ireland after 50 years.
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Paris Bank Board Estimates Tourist Franc Sales
One of several American banking houses in Paris estimates that sales of francs to tourists in exchange for collars average $100,000 a day in the busy season.
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Paris
Mike McTigue Remembered as Man Who Risked His Title
Mike McTigue loses his light heavyweight crown after facing Paul Berlenbach in a hard fought bout. He accepted a tougher challenge, fought fair for the fans, and chose action over clout, earning respect by risking the title rather than defending a paper claim.
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Leonard Dempsey
Snce Leonard
Mickey Walker
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Delaney
Berlenbach
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Judge slams out two home runs in Senators win
Washington defeats New York 8 to 3 as Joe Judge belts two homers for seven this season. Meusel hits a bases loaded triple for NY's only scoring, while Hendrick delivers a ninth inning pinch triple to lift Cleveland 11 10 over St Louis. Philadelphia Athletics erupt for 12 runs to beat Boston 12 2. Five Boston pitchers allowed 12 runs. three games left in the series.
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Dempsey Willing to Meet Tunney-Gibbons Winner
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey cabled Billy Gibson that he would meet the winner of the Tunney Gibbons bout if proper inducements were offered. The message, sent from Berlin, confirms Dempsey’s readiness and notes both he and Tunney are enjoying the trip.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Billy Gibson
Gene Tunney
Berlin
Erickson Dominates With Three-Hit Game For Idaho
Ralph Erickson a left hander who will join Anodes soon held Oregon Aggies to three hits in a 3 to 1 University of Idaho win. Esca-Mer formerly of Clarks scored the Aggies lone run after a single steal and a double set by Larry Baker, Anode third baseman.
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Manager Admitted to Bail in Bantamweight Case
New York June 4 Harry Siegel manager for Charlie Rosenberg and other pugilists was arraigned in homicide court on a charge of shooting Charles Dunton to death this morning. Siegel was admitted to 5000 bail claiming self defense and noting Dunton's recent release from Sing Sing prison.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Siegel
Charlie
Phil) Rosenberg
K. Phil Kaplan
Puglists
Charles Dunton
Siegel
Dunton
Sing Sing Prison
Lodge Estate Inventory Reports 1.25 Million Total
The inventory of the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge shows a total estate value of 1 249 825 dollars filed in Salem Massachusetts on June 4. The figure reflects all assets listed in the administration filing.
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Associated Press
Salem
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Flammarion Dies Noted French Astronomer
Paris reports the death of Camelle Flam marion the prominent French astronomer on June 4. He was widely known for his contributions to celestial studies and observational research through European institutions.
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Flammarion
Associated Press
Paris
Camelle Flammarion
De Paolo Wins Indianapolis 600 in Record Pace
Youthful Peter de Paolo dominates the Indianapolis 600 with a near flawless drive in the Duesenberg Special. He covers almost the entire grueling distance and averages just over 100 miles per hour as he crosses the finish line.
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