No Hit Game Features Retail League Contest
Sting and Burdette match stars in a rare no hit bid as Coyle and Richardson push across a first frame run to decide a 1-0 Retail League game. Stine fanned 15 in seven for the dry goodsmen while Burdette spun well. two hits favor Coyle Richardson. Woodrum beats Kaufman 5-4 on Retail Field with seven runs in the second inning aided by Lopinaky’s miscue. Standings: Retail League list shows leaders and results. Mrs Margaret Kneale exchanges beads later valued at $10,900 for a child’s toy.
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Sting
Burdette
Coyle
Richardeon
S. Spencer Moore
Stine
Cing
Richardson
Woodrum Ossere
Kaufman
Retail
Woodrum
Lopinaky
Haas
Henry
Hetzer
Donnally
Bantam King Keeps Ringside Cap and Trunks History
By AL DEMARER former pitcher Charley Phil Rosenberg known as the bantam king has fought forty eight bouts and critics say he never gives a poor display. He keeps superstitions including Breen trunks with a Jewish emblem and a lucky cap he wears entering and leaving the ring. He once left the cap in the dressing room and suffered a cauliflower ear. Demaree notes the story for tomorrow.
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AL Demarer
X.Y. Ginntey
Charley
Phil” Rosenberg
Eddie Martin
Phil
Hig Mole
Leadh Cross
Red Sox Defeat White Sox 13 to 5 in Boston Game
Beth Chicas and Boston hit freely as the Red Sox outslugged the White Sox 13 to 5. Ruffing received solid support from fielders in key moments, with Flagstrad and Boone connecting for home runs. Kamm’s sparkling defense highlighted Chicago’s effort as Boston piled runs across the early and late innings.
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Boston
Beth Chicas
White Sox
Ruffing
Flagstrad
Boone
Kamm
Wan Brillant
Chicago
Ovengros Thurston
Machine Schalk
Lourse
Heylng
High Coal Nine Defeats Maxine in Lopsided Contest
On June 13 the Anchor baseball team from High Coal traveled to Maxine and won 16 to 3. Heavy hitting in the third and fourth innings sealed the victory for High Coal as pitcher H. High Coat struggled with errors. Batteries: Woodrum and Smit for High Coal. Wright and Patton for Maxine.
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High Coal
Maxine
It. H
High Coat
Woodrum
Smit Wright
Patton
Trees From Historical Grounds Planted Here
Syracuse June 15 Willown from the birthplace of Joan of Arc at Domremy France and oak trees from Sherwood Forest Robin Hood rendezvous will grow on the grounds of the New York State College of Forestry as a result today of gifts to the Institution by Prof Nelson C Brown of Hill College and Prof John J Donald of the University of Wisconsin.
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Syracuse
Joan of Arc
Domremy
France
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
New York State College of Forestry
Giin
Nelson C. Brown
the Hill College
John 3. Donald
University of Wisconsin
Yard detectives learn Russian to monitor Communists
Scotland Yard assigns officers to study Russian for three weeks to better understand conversations in Russian language hotspots across London. Royal Windsor radio set thrills King George and Queen Mary with a highly elaborate mahogany cabinet and four headphone sets.
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Associated Press
London
Scotland Yard
Yard
Iemigres
Michael
Cambridge Gate
Regents
Spelland Yard
Windsor Castle
George
Queen Mary Imorovea
Windsor
Wing George
Ger
Buckingham Palace
Ugtensing
Royal Radio
Waroye
Buckingham
Isaak Walton Head Gets Alimony Bill
Chicago June 1 William J H Dilg president of the Isaak Walton league of America ordered to pay his wife Marguerite Ives Dilg 502 alimony and 200 a month during divorce proceedings. She seeks custody of their five year old daughter and accuses him of cruelty and misconduct. Hearing postponed to fall term due to his absence.
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Chicago
Wiliam JH. Dilg
Isaak Walton League of America
Marguerite Ives Dilg
Mra Dilg
Mra. Dilg
Diveras
Sportsmen's
New York
Dilg
Huv Ing
Dily
Hauser Placed on Retired List by Philadelphia Club
Joy Hauser, first baseman for the Philadelphia American League club, was declared by Connie Mack to be voluntarily retired for the season after suffering a knee injury in the spring pre season series with the Philadelphia Nationals. Also released was Fo Andrews, pitcher from Mar Unabure West Virginia, to meet roster requirements.
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Philadelphia
Joy Hauser
Connia Mackmanserr
Philadelphia Nationals
Mack
Fo Andrews
Unabure
Virginia
Publicity and newspapers in the press agents era
An address before Ohio Associated Press editors by Jeremy Moses Strauss discusses publicity as propaganda in modern journalism. He cites hair net campaigns and foreign fashion stories as examples of paid promotion shaping news, warning against private interests disguising ads as coverage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Jeremy Moses Strauss
Cincinnati Times-Star
Strauss
Reyal
Heen
Ie H
United States
Ghd Sharma
Bentisey
Italy
Ewsa Ta
Amerttan Society
Parkside
Aln
Highew Apapear
Burhoss
Prom Tion
Lina
Itaelt Sa
Cuneme Serstos
Ts Daily
New York
Advertising as News Propaganda and Corrupt Press Agents
A speaker denounces advertising driven propaganda in newspapers, describing covert press agents who profit from non newspaper sources. He cites betty Blythe kidnapping hoax, AP reporting, and a practice of creditless reproductions. He condemns distortion aimed at private gain rather than public reader benefit.
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Betty Blythe
Sahara Desert
Times-Star
Associated
Associated Press
Betty
Expedition Will Seek Again for Mankind's Cradle
The Third Asiatic Expedition of the New York Museum of Natural History and the American Asiatic Association renews an Arctic Mongolian push. Roy Chapman Andrews leads 40 men toward Kalgan with 180 camels, seven motor vehicles, and supplies for a new search for fossilized human origins and prehistoric animal remains along the Altai and Chinese Turkestan routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prking
New York Museun of Natural History
American Asiatic Association
Ita
Mongolia
Chinese Turkestan
Kalgan
Fera
Roy Chapman Andrews
Altai Mountains
Andrews
Desert Ganda
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Moore
Coyle & Richardson
Burdelts and
Penhale
Btine
Schroder
Rhe Woodrum
Beurman
Batterk Hoffman
Haaa and
Fish
R. Lopinsky
Lopin
Margaret. Kneale
Pet Kaufman Arenes
Schwabe and
May
Woodrums
Coyle and Rich
Moore Ee Ada Frances
Army Goops
Summers Sts
Army and Navy
Virginia Street
Virginia and
Summers Streets
Marley Pai Rosenpers
Tr Cobb
RED Sox
High Coal Nine
Anchor Nine
Gorrie Cribe
Crazy Orato
Engilehmen
Poe
Carlyon Bellatri
Maidstone
Wbritigh House of Commons
Vellaire
Bellairs
Parluimedtariana
Debonair
Fisherman League
American Association
Kani City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisaville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Nashville
Moblie
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mamphin
Hauser
Kresa
Sirausa
Lince Gropley
Dana
Pulitzer
Quarrier Zear
Corinmne
Charleston
Buick Co
Broad St
Topkis
Torris Baothers Company
Withington, del
Aak
Abele
Charleston, W. Va
Thomas Field Co
U.S
U. S
U.S. Royal
United States Rubber Company
Midelburg Tire Service
Lee Street
W. Va
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