Hamptons lose seats to bustin
Boston defeats Cleveland 7 to 6 as Caldwell preserves the win with a seventh inning run aided by Collins' double and Vitt's sacrifice. Tigers beat Phillies 12 to 8 with 19 Detroit hits including Cobb Sauss and Hine homers. Senators top Cubs 10 to 6 in Washington with free hitting. Browns beat Yankees 5 to 1 in a low scoring New York game.
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Bavarian Citizens' Army to Disarm by June 26
The Bavarian einwohnerwehr has agreed to disarm voluntarily by June 26 under the terms of the allied ultimatum. Local authorities and military observers note the move as a key step in stabilizing postwar security in Munich Bavaria.
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Major LeagueResults From Yesterday
Yesterday's major league scores feature St Louis 5 New York 1 and Chicago 7 Washington 10. Sunday results show Washington 9 Chicago 2 New York 5 St Louis 4 New York 4 Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia St Louis 11 Brooklyn 7 Chicago 4 Boston 6 Cincinnati 1 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 6 Boston 0 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 5.
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Referee Nate Tufts to Lead WVU Pittsburg Football Clash
Morgantown announces Nate Tufts will referee what is regarded as WVU's most important football game next fall against the University of Pittsburgh. Tufts also referees several other games. Red Thorpe and others such as Speedy Rush Farrier Heneage Eckersall Evans and Morice are mentioned.
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Benny Leonard Defends Title in Newark Bout
Benny Leonard defended his light weight world title in a twelve round match at the Newark baseball club park. Rocky Kansas of Buffalo was the challenger. under New Jersey law no decision by the referee is allowed, but experts around the ringside judged Leonard the winner on points.
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Carpentier Knocks Jeanette Early in Sparring Round
Manhasset New York June 6 Georges Carpentier lands a flying right hand that floors Joe Jeanette in the opening round of a two round sparring session at the Frenchman's training camp. The punch comes after about thirty seconds of fighting as Carpentier shows renewed aggression.
Boxing Fracas Ends With Knockdown After In-Fighting
Georges staged a heated exchange with Jeannette and then pressed a jab to Joe’s chin followed by a cross, sending Jeannette to the canvas as he toppled backward.
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Gary Beats Powhatan in Third Game of Series
Gary defeated Powhatan 2 to 0 before a large crowd at Powhatan grounds. The score remained 0 0 until the sixth when Gary loaded the bases and Crom tripled scoring two runs. Gary wrestled with injuries to Conway Robertson and Fisher, limiting their lineup as Ellis delivered three hits in four chances.
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Harding appeals for flood relief in Pueblo
Colorado Governor calls on residents to aid flood victims in Pueblo after extensive destruction. He notes uncertain death and property losses but stresses a heavy toll and the Red Cross taking charge of relief operations. The governor urges prompt generous contributions to support weeks and months of relief.
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Wellsburg Man Dies From Burns At Iron Works Plant
Wellsburg West Virginia David Armour twenty nine died in a hospital tonight from burns suffered at the Labelle Iron Works coke plant where he worked. Armour served throughout the Argonne campaign with the 314th field artillery.
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Pirates Regain Lead in Nations League Play
Pittsburgh defeats New York five to four to reclaim first place as the contest drifted into a ninth inning rally with two outs. Giants' runs came off Glazner before Adams stopped the rally in the fifth.
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Bluefield to Host Seventh Community Sales Day
Bluefield hosts the seventh community Sales Day as Merchants Bureau stores offer bargains across the region. With Billy Sunday campaign ending in six days, a large crowd is expected to flood the town today, driven by extensive ads and strong discount offers.
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Denies Knowledge of Killing in Fugitive Arrest
Miss Marian McArdie twenty was arrested as a fugitive wanted in Lake Wood Ohio near Cleveland for the slaying of her step father Dan F Kaber a wealthy publisher two years ago She denied all knowledge of the Willing.
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Lake Wood
Ohio
Cleveland
Dan F. Kaber
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Hungary Seeks Admission to League of Nations
The Hungarian mission at Berne has filed a formal application for Hungary to join the League of Nations. The request will be considered at the assembly meeting in September.
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League of Nations
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Republicans Unite On Porter's Naval Disarmament Resolution
The House Foreign Affairs Committee, with one absentee, votes fourteen to one to report a joint resolution giving President Harding the authority to call an international disarmament conference. The measure, prepared by Chairman Porter, moves as a substitute to the Borah amendment and is aimed at guiding naval appropriations conferees toward supporting a disarmament conference involving Britain, Japan, and the United States. Leaders plan to report the Porter resolution as an amendment or substitute during conference on the naval bill.
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Italians Denied Entry as Quota Exceeded at Sea
Washington reports 1 267 excess Italian immigrants admitted this month with New York and Boston arrivals. to return to Italy for the over quota under the immigration restriction law. W W Husband says more are en route and excess will be sent back by steamship companies.
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Premier Lloyd George Placed on Complete Rest
London reports Premier Lloyd George ordered to rest by physicians after a severe chill and overwork. He has cancelled all engagements for the week.
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Anita Stewart Adventuress Known as The Yellow Ty Phoon
Police circles identify Anita Stewart as a renowned adventuress nicknamed The Yellow Ty Phoon. The descriptor appears in crime notes and society columns as authorities track her movements and past exploits.
Comedy bills at the Colonial with Ben Turpin
The Colonial theatre announces educational comedy Tray Full of Trouble and Ben Turpin in A Small Town Idol arriving Thursday along with the Keen Minded Secret Service Operative by popular demand.
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