Welch Fans Spark Turbulence in Local Ball Scene
A Welch town debate highlights fan conduct as a major factor in athletic trouble. Mayor John Blakely insists a winning team is essential for support, while boosters plan fresh signings and a June player influx to shore up the Senators. Alumni meddling and past incidents loom large as Williamson figure Emmett Keadle stirs publicity amid local sports drama.
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Yankees Beat Tigers Behind Reuther Pitching Win 2–0
New York teams up for two runs on timely hits as Dutch Reuther limits Detroit to two safeties in seven innings. Tiger Stoner also strong before reliever Broner allows two in the eighth. Gehrig and Ruth contribute for New York in a tense shutout.
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Athletics Cop Opener of Cleveland Series
Philadelphia wins opener 8 to 4 over Cleveland to begin the series. Shante allowed eight hits through the second to fourth innings before Pate steadied the game for the Athletics. Gray and Perkins pitched for Philadelphia with Shaute, Karr, Collard, Sewell, Pate and L. Sewell in the Cleveland lineup.
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Senators Hit Freely and Trim the Browns
Washington defeated St. Louis 11 to 2 in the first game of the Serball series as all nine Senators who played had at least one hit and one run. Thurston limited the Browns to ten scattered hits while Speaker contributed at first base with 12 chances, five double plays, and no errors.
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Boxer Stephen Adamezyn Dies After Ring Injury
Kansas City, June 2. Stephen Adamezyn, Chicago boxer, died from a broken neck sustained in the second round of a bout with Sammy Mandel, world lightweight champion. County officials ruled the death an unavoidable accident and found no grounds for criminal action against Mandell after statements from the champion, his manager, officials, and others. The coroner indicated likely no inquest.
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Southern Association Scores Reported For Games
In Little Rock Mobile Birmingham Chattanooga and Memphis lost to New Orleans while Atlanta Nashville faced wet grounds as teams posted scores and conditions varied across venues.
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West Virginia throttles Princeton 25 to 0 in football clash
Will Rogers headlined the program as the West Virginia team defeated Princeton 25 to 0. Rogers teased the crowd with a shout to the Mountaineers as banners hung in the box seats, marking a decisive victory on their trip to Princeton.
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Baseball Results and Schedule from Yesterday and Today
In yesterday's American League action New York defeated Detroit 2 to 0 and Chicago beat Boston 7 to 2. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 8 to 4 while Washington routed St. Louis 11 to 2. Today matchups include St. Louis at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, and Chicago at Boston.
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Pittsburg Trims Philadelphia In Interesting Tilt
In Pittsburg on June 2, the Pirates beat Philadelphia 7 to 3 after a seventh inning rally. Cy Williams hit his tenth homer in the sixth to tie the count, but Pittsburgh answered with four runs in the seventh aided by Grantham's bases loaded single. Wrightstone, Waner and Traynor contributed for Pittsburgh as Ferguson held Philadelphia to three runs through six.
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Chicago Hosts National Interachlastic Track Meet
Chicago pauses for the national interscholastic track and field championship starting tomorrow with about a thousand high school athletes from 182 schools across 33 states. Preliminaries set on Stagg Field with field events and some track events, culminating Saturday at Soldiers Field on the lake front.
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Three Americans Remain in Wight Wimbledon Semis
Stamford Hill England June 2 all Americans remain as semi-finalists in the women’s singles. Mrs Mallory beat fellow entrant Mrs McClure Harper 0 6-1. Miss Wills defeated Miss Valentine England 6-2 6-4 in a tighter match.
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Mola Malory
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Miss Valentine
Giants Edge Reds In 12th Inning Tilt At Cincinnati
In a Western swing opener the New York Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Jakie May relieved in the twelfth and Ed Roush started the decisive rally with a single. Lindstrom beat out an infield hit and a Harper fly helped score the tying run, but Cincinnati failed to reach the needed balance.
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Chicago Opens Series With Win Over Boston Red Sox
Chicago beat Boston 7 to 2 in the series opener as Ted Lyons earned his 9th win against 2 losses. Chicago batting supported by Me n and Ward while Willtse struggled early. The White Sox improved to 9 wins in their last 11 games.
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Moore
American Association Tale of Scores and Rainy Play
Toledo beat Indianapolis 6 to 4 while St. Paul won 8 to none as Milwaukee also posted a score in a rainy, wet grounds setting. Silver Jacket Lanvin announces a delicate lace jacket to wear over colored chiffon gowns for fashion.
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Latzo Dundee Battle Heads Toward Tough Showdown
New York June 2 A close keenly fought welterweight title bout is expected tomorrow night at the Polo Grounds as Pete Latzo defends against Joe Dundee. Promoter Hum bert Fugazy expects about 25000 spectators and roughly 150000 in receipts. Latzo must make the 147 pound limit by 2 pm to stay king of the welters.
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Schorr Announces June Golf Tournament for Men
Schorr announces a June golf tournament with qualifying rounds starting today and running through the weekend. The 16 best net scores qualify for the June trophy final, 36 holes on or before June 26, with match play progressing from June 12 and 18 to determine winners and prizes.
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Inquiry Into Chicago Boxing Starts Today
A special legislative committee will begin an inquiry tomorrow into the Illinois State Athletic commission and how boxing shows are run in Chicago. The probe targets alleged improper influence, questionable decisions, graft to officials, and tolerance of dubious wrestling matches and poor matchmaking.
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