Paul Dean Wins Sixth In Row For St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dean earned his sixth straight win for St. Louis as the Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 6 to 3. Dean allowed seven hits while surrendering two Cubs homers by Babs Herman and Jurges. Key moments included two base hits by Medwick and Dur coher and a three base hit by Davis in a game featuring several substitutions and fielding actions.
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Kennedy or Blake to referee title fight
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Rayon plants expanding in Japan this year
A note indicates many new rayon plants are planned, with activity expected to continue in Japan through the year.
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Dempsey Hoffman Reported At Odds In Baer Fight Saga
Asbury Park New Jersey June 5 rumors swirled that Jack Dempsey and Ancil Hoffman manager of Max Baer clashed over Baers training for the heavyweight title bout with Primo Carnera. Dempsey reportedly skipped Baer appearance and questioned the challengers prep. Hoffmans reply denied a falling out.
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Senators Beat Wheeling 9-5 Behind Bratton's Late Rally
Jim Bratton pitched in relief for Charleston as the Senators erased a 5-2 deficit with a five run seventh inning to defeat Wheeling 9-5. Key hits came from Pavlovic and Layne with solid support from Marsh, Benton, Cobb, and Niebergall, while Bratton doubled and sparked the seventh inning burst.
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Dodge Show-Down Plan Lets You Compare Cars Today
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Twilight League standings and scores in quiet chaos
Summary of Twilight League results shows Valley Bell and Carbide leading, with multiple games across leagues. Teams listed include Nat least League entries Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis and Mid-Avanile League matchups Dayton Zanesville Springfield Huntington Johnstown Beckley Laidley and Stareberys DeFental Valley Hell. National and American League tables reference W L and percentages for St Louis Boston New York Brooklyn Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia and Chicago. Twilight League shows Valley Bell Carbide DuPont Coal Fork and Starcher with varying records.
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Gopher Golf Ace Is Just a Soph But a Real Vet
MINNEAPOLIS June 5 The University of Minnesota golf team centers on sophomore Henry Pat Sawyer hailed as a budding veteran by Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen. Sawyer began at 11, rose to Minnesota state junior champion at 15, and has played in national amateur events with a best 322 in Chicago. Despite only one letter on the Gopher squad this year, optimism runs high for a strong season fueled by Sawyer’s anticipated impact.
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Beckley Defeats Johnstown 10-5 in baseball tilt
Beckley Black Knights erased Johnstown Johnnies errors with timely hits to win 10-5. Mackie homered for Johnstown. O Fitten, Hogarth, and Affly pitched for Beckley as Dayton and Huntington results also noted in doubleheaders with Zanesville and Springfield.
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Parke Davis Dies in Easton After Short Illness
Parke Hill Davis died in Easton on June 5 in his sixty second year after a brief illness. A noted supporter of intercollegiate football, Davis was highly regarded for his dedication to the sport and its administration.
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Yarosz Knocks Out Pete Latzo in Pittsburgh Bout
Teddy Yarosz, a middleweight contender, won by technical knockout over Pete Latzo in the fourth round at Hickey Park. Latzo protested the decision, was warned for being out on his feet, and the bout benefited the family of the late Mike Ray as promoters reported over 2,000 gross with more than 1,000 to the family.
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Smashing tackle at Princeton in the early flying wedge era
A fragment recalls a smashing tackle at Princeton during the flying wedge era when mass formations drew small crowds along the sidelines. The passage notes public pride in the modern game and the role played by a key participant.
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