Veterans trade shakes up Athletics bidding for Quinn
Jack Quinn, veteran Boston pitcher, moved to the Philadelphia Athletics for the waiver price. Deseth Fyldie Malan, a Harvard and Yale football and baseball figure, features in the era’s shifting rosters. Reports recount a busy day with several boxing matchups, heavyweights, and other player movements across leagues, touching on teams like Boston, New York, and Chicago, with forecasts of upcoming games and notable performances.
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Pirates Loom Real Contender Barring Bust
United Press reports the Pirates hold first in the NL pennant race after a rain-affected series with the Giants. The Pirates boast strong hitting, speed, and pitching, while the Giants rely on youth. In the AL, veteran Senators lead over the Athletics as Clarke Griffin touts the Senators as best in the league.
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Chicago Derby at Hawthorne Draws Thousands
Hawthorne track hosts a $20,000 added Derby with top three year olds from Blue Grass and East. Contenders include Kentucky Cardinal Mark Master from Chicago and Silver Fox Dangerous from the East, with arbitration ridden by Esrle Sande. Early crowd estimates top 410,000 as fans anticipate a record turnout.
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Brick Outlasts Granite in Pro Wrestling Bout
A rugged match saw Brick defeat Granite as the bout tested strength and strategy. The winner built a late surge to secure the victory, asserting dominance in the ring with steady offense and defense throughout.
Stocks Suffer Slight Losses In Opening Market
New York July 1 A slight skimming touched steel and other leading industrials as volume remained light in the second hour. Bethlehem Steel rose to about 417 1 2, advancing nearly two points on expectations of a favorable second quarter earnings statement. Prospects point to fair business in the third quarter with improvements later in the year. Robert Rois led hot weather stocks, at 98 on bets of record earnings this year.
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DePaolo Favorite In Laurel Classic
Sixteen of the world’s fastest drivers start in the 250 mile Laurel race to inaugurate the Washington Baltimore speedway. Peter DePaolo, winner of the Indianapolis event, is the favorite in his Duesenberg . Tommy Milton and Ralph De Palma also attract strong backing as speeds push toward 199 miles an hour with a 50 000 crowd expected.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
The American League results show Chicago 10 over Washington 9 and Cleveland 8 to Philadelphia 1 while Detroit edged Boston 5 to 1. St. Louis defeated New York 9 to 8 and again 13 to 3 in separate games. Standings list Washington 226, Philadelphia 2827, Chicago 42, Detroit 41, St. Louis 40, Cleveland 45, New York 33, Boston 22. Today's games pair Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Chicago, and Boston at Cleveland.
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Maryland Murderer Arrested at Erie
Charles Swartzwelder, 23, of Cumberland, Maryland, sought for highway robbery and a murder suspect, was found in Erie early last night and jailed pending transfer. Also in custody is Louis Yants, 22, of Cumberland, held on an open charge as Cumberland authorities decide disposition.
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Archdeacon showing signs of recovery in Syracuse
Archdeacon, famed for circling the bases, suffered a concussion Friday when his head struck Syracuse Third Baseman George Krahe during a slide. He remained unconscious briefly, was carried to Syracuse Memorial Hospital, and Dr. Wetherell said no serious damage was expected.
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Kearns Sees Little Chance for Big Dempsey Wills Bout
New York July 1 heavyweight champ Dempsey faces delays as promoter Jar Kearns says no chance for a Dempsey Wills fight this year. Wills is in Europe two months. even with signed articles it would take three months to train. Kearns notes boxing commission approval and other duties delay plans while he handles business for Mickey Walker.
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Tunney Undergoes Operation. Set to Resume Training
New York reports Gene Tunney, light heavyweight champion, hospitalized after torisil removal surgery. Doctors expect discharge in five days. Tunney plans to resume training at White Sulphur Springs soon. In other boxing news By United Press, Trankie Carpenter beat Mike Burke for a foul in the 10th round.
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Franklin and Marshall Student Drowns in Creek
William Lewis a 20 year old Franklin and Marshall College football star drowned while swimming across Perulmen Creek at Indian Head Park near Lansdale Pa. He and companions attempted the crossing last night and the body was recovered today United Press reports.
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Home Run Leaders Among Teams From 1930s Box Scores
Hornsby and Hartnett headlining home run leaders with St Louis and Chicago squads. Mentions include Simmons and the Athletics, Wright with Pirates, Bottomley tied to St Louis, fobb with Detroit, plus Yanks and Browny Kelly Granty- Simmons noted in limited context.
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Credit Mobilier Scandal Shrugged by 19th Century Press
The Credit Mobilier construction company, chartered by the Pennsylvania legislature, faced 1872 charges of corrupting office holders. It profited heavily from the Union Pacific railroad project, drawing scrutiny for illicit gains and political influence.
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Watching the Scoreboard Yesterday Giants and Yankees Baseball Highlights
Gar land Tuckeye and Moreland’s 230 pound pitcher held the Athletica to six runs. Jimmy Mostit scored four and three of thetis to give the White Sox a 6 to 1 victory. Bliss hit tote and free play powered the Phillies to a 9 to 7 win over the Cards. Heilmin singled, and Red Sox defeated. The Braves beat the Reds 1 to 0 while Pelix contributed.
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Officer Killed Girls and Then Suicide in Long Branch
Detective Sergeant Henry D Walling of Long Branch and Miss Mary Linemayer were found dead in an apparent double tragedy. Authorities say Walling shot Linemayer and then killed himself. An inquiry considers a possible prior plan to marry after a divorce.
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Student and Professor in a Scrambled Quiz
A professor asks a student to name the three words most used by college students. The student replies he does not know, prompting the professor to confirm the prompt.
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