Simms win third contest of week from K of P team
The Simms club posted a 7-0 victory at Armor Park yesterday, their third win of the week, behind Arehart on the mound who limited K of P hitters to five safeties. Johnson starred at short with three hits, while Truslaw hit a four-bagger and Arehart, Farrell, and Fitzgerald added power. The win places Simms atop the Mall division with three wins, tying with Honost and Cox.
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Uruguay Repeat Victory in Olympic Soccer Final
June 6 Uruguay’s Olympian team beat Holland 2 to 1 in a tight uphill match to advance toward the Olympic title. After trailing 1–0 in the first period, Uruguay rallied with a late goal from a penalty kick controversially awarded after a hand touch. They earned the right to face Switzerland in the final, despite a Dutch protest over the ruling.
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Flyweight Champ Brought To Court In Love Dispute
Pancho Villa, noted flyweight boxing champion, is sued for 50000 dollars by Ferman Dantes who claims Villa caused alienation of his wife's affections. A summons was served as Villa prepared for a May 27 fight. Dantes alleges the wife grew cool and spent evenings with Villa. Villa and his wife remain in the same Manhattan apartment. Dantes says there is a child and Villa did not seek a divorce.
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Parkersburg Pilot Brags of His Crew in Sunday Showdown
The Parkersburg article praises a local pilot and his cadre as he prepares for a Sunday game against the Sena toras at Kunnewhe Park. It names players like Cutter, Starr, Abner, and others, noting positions and potential lineups while promising strong opposition from Powell.
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Adoption of new plan to end longshore strikes
Boston June 6 Seafarers reform plan touted by F P Folate of the Waterfront Employers Association Seattle describes a cooperative council of shippers and laborers to steady waterfront work and reduce strikes. In four years earnings rose from 58 to 143 dollars monthly. a 1916 strike cost would cover a decade of peace. Ships now load promptly with fewer delays and cargo losses.
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Cardinals Take Jr. High Baseball Title
Keeneye timely baserunning and strong defense powered the Cardinals to a 8-0 victory over the Tigers, clinching the Junior High title and the Gazette Cup. Keeney scored twice after steals and singles, while Kingstand held the Tigers at bay with shutout pitching. Notable defense included two double plays by Cohen and Krantz. The Cardinals lineup featured Kingsland, Cohen, Chambers, Keeney, Dodson, Kuykendal, Noth, Payne and Hopper. The Gazette Cup will be displayed at a downtown store.
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United States Polo Team Loses in Paris Match
The U S Olympic poloists were defeated 7 to 6 by a Franco British lineup in Paris. The Americans, giving a six goal handicap, still managed six goals in four chukkas. Tommy Hitchcock and Norman Wanninker led defense as the visiting team faced rough footing but showed strong mounts from 28 ponies. The Franco British squad struck early, scoring in the first minute and again soon after, though the Americans impressed observers with skill and riding as they pressed the pace throughout the match.
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Retains Canadian Golf Championship in Welland Ont
Hamilton resident Hapa Gibson wins the Canadian women’s atoned golf title, defeating Ady Mackenzie of Augusta Georgia one up at the 11th hole to reclaim the 1924 championship. Mackenzie had previously won the 192? event.
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Olympic mermen shatter records in final trials
In Indianapolis on June 5, 1932, Olympic tryouts produced new marks as Lester Smith of the Olympic Club San Francisco set a 400 metre free style Olympic record of 6 28, while Warren Kealoha of Hawaii lowered the 100 metres back stroke Olympic record to 1 43. Johnny Weissmuller added a world record with a 25 18 second 50 metre free style open event. The selection committee will name 34 athletes after the final event Saturday.
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Leaves And Twigs Used In Denver Artwork By Mrs Stock ton
Mrs Stock ton has spent years creating paintings that replicate photographic views using leaves twigs moss and bark. She gathers materials in summer and fall and assembles each piece with care to form lifelike mounts. Her works feature diverse natural elements and many exotic textures.
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Palmer Says Cheaper and Privately Owned Ships Will Win Out
Admiral Leigh Palmer told the National Foreign Trade convention that a healthy merchant marine is vital to defense and commerce. He argued private ownership should lead shipbuilding, with government aid limited to enabling capital and efficiency, and urged standardized engines and continuous production to reduce costs. Palmer stressed a strong domestic fleet serves national interests during peace and war, and called for policy supporting high quality commercial vessels. Roberts to Denver depositions and continued government case in Washington noted.
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Promoters Held for Fight Films Conspiracy Charge
Philadelphia June Jamen Daugherty boxing promoter served with a federal warrant charging him and others including Tex Rickard with conspiracy to illegally transport the Dempsey Carpentier fight times in interstate commerce. Daugherty to appear in Trenton New Jersey where the indictment was returned by a grand jury. The case also mentions Fred C Quimby Frank B Flournay Theodore Hayes and others alleged to have conspired with Associated Screen News and others to defraud the United States government.
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Bream Tossers Beat Sixth Street In HLS Victory
The Bream Tossers defeated Sixth Street 11 to 8 yesterday afternoon on strong batting and solid defense. Bream players showcased timely hits and clean fielding to secure the win.
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Weidrum Field clash highlights late game blows
At Weidrum Field the encounter featured key plays by Prichard in the second frame and a scoring burst by Mit ter as the game unfolded. The scoreline indicates a tight contest with HL and other team totals peppered by turnovers and sparse shooting, while Tun e and other players contributed to the battery tally.
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