Dundee Wins Welter Crown In Narrow Decision
In New York last night Pete Latzo faced Henry Dundee in a welterweight title bout. Latzo started fast but Dundee wore him down, earning a close decision after a hard fought fourteen rounds. The official scorecard showed Dundee ahead on points with the United Press noting a solid performance from the champion.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Juye Barty
Joe Donte
Baltimore
Pere Lata
Sual Balk
Pennsylvania
Hu Numvnis
Harold Barnes
Press
Latza
Dimidee
Dundes
Harris and Strang Lead in Titusville Seeks Corry Game
In a busy sports page, Harris and Strang are highlighted as leaders as Titusville plans a Corry showdown. Notes cover local baseball chatter, league standings, and upcoming track and field meet results, with mention of Meadville reporters and other area teams.
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Harris
Strang
Titusville
Corry
Deny Rota To Aid Chaplin Deny Rota To Aid Chaplin
A review by the Ruta discusses a controversial press filing about Chaplin and Grey. It outlines alleged marital issues and requests a dissolution or nullification of their marriage. The document references the Cited Press method and evaluates the sufficiency of evidence presented.
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Deny Rota
Chaplin
Rome
Mathes
Ehaplin
Pices
Ruta
Fair Weather Over Atlantic Reported Today
Atmospheric conditions over the Atlantic are reported as fair with improved conditions expected. Weather bulletin notes southwest winds, calm seas, and a low chance of storm activity along the eastern approaches.
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Atlantic
United Brethren Open Season Upsets Presbyterian Church
United Brethren 11 0 led by a strong pitching start and timely hitting defeated Presbyterian 15 to 5 in the Sabbath School League opener. Shannon scattered the opposition as the Brethren surged to the win with solid offense from Jewell and Damchille, while Belts and Speer held Presbyterian in check. Next week Baptist faces Methodist and Presbyterian meets Merle.
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United Brethren
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Brethren
Presbyterian
Methodist
Baptist
Methodiat Weavesday Presbyterian
Merle
Walter Shanport
Wittig Yils
Shannon
Tve
Kirgely
Jowell Asl Spider Appeirtine Ji Damchille
Tgurthy Sist
Shainin and
Gretslers Jewell
Speer Anil
Cristanpire
Owen
Rain Delays Lead to Two Games Abandoned
Morning rain drenched fields at East Washington, forcing the cancellation of two scheduled games. Weather continued to threaten as officials postponed, with manager Abney stating the remaining games would wait for better conditions.
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Washington
Huery
Guy Abbey
Cutiiplais
Fay Weathey
Niles
Abney
Wwe
Nine
Indians Owner Denies Seeking Buyers for Team
The Cleveland Indians owner James D. Dunhill and widow Mrs. Dunhill deny any sale. United Press reports quote Mrs. Dunhill saying she is not looking for buyers unless money arrives. She hints bidders have offered but fall short of her price, noting the team’s value nears a billion dollars. She intends to keep the Indians, pledging support for the club and its history despite market talk.
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Gerald D. McLean
United Press Star
Cleveland
James Dean
Giniy Wort
James Duns
Nidins Lisi
United Press
Diltin Nwithier
Wrasebul! Holdings
Sombuys
Air Ordinany
Indi Agi Chetawhen Commerce
Imoni
Pivin
Loys
Tris Speakur
Washinton
Jaimestown's First Fight Card Reopens Under Diketis AO
OxkiM sweets Young Viaher of Syrw tuk in the main event of Jaimestown's first fight card under the reorganized Diketis AO, scheduled for Monday evening next week. Willy Geno Traneik prepaying for his next championship bout.
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Oxkim Sweets Young Viaher
Syrw Tuk
Jaimestown
Diketis AO
Munda
Jl Willely
Geno Traneik
Hig
Medion de Ghaire
Alreays Gurney
Syracuse
Shore Shan
American Standings and Results Snapshot
standings show American League teams including Boston Chicago Philadelphia Washington and St Louis with wins losses and day results. Yesterday results include Chicago beating Boston 1 to 0 and St Louis defeating Washington 8 to 1. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at East St Louis at Detroit and Cleveland at Philadelphia with other matches.
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Hicago Beare
Philadelphid
Washington
Sis
Cevekind
St Luis Soc
Cencevss Wotts Derrit Efi
Posto Ees
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Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
East St
Pittsburgh
Chigage
Brooklydenya
Bosti Ai
Gindman
Chivaxo
Philystephity
Brooklyn St
Lami
Wet Grounds
New Yorke
Annavith Jatanle Raman
Free Trip On Slin's Feat Headlines Transatlantic Plans
A chaotic clipping mentions a New York bid for a free trip tied to a Chivas winner and figures including Vane Lind Nerich while noting a French liner and Europe bound plans. Names such as Lindbergh and Geiss appear amid a tangle of travel and prizes.
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Nite
Chivas
Vane
Lind
Nerich
Mire Bore
Wonner
Lindbergh
Geiss Ehinim
Chicago
Europe
Parents Sure of Success Then Flight Homeward News
United Press reports Dennison notables, especially aviator Chamberlin’s parents, jubilant as Wat Roosevelt eld bound for Europe. Father A J Chamberlin greeted by phone with “Good boy” and prayers for courage as he reaches destination amid wartime pride.
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United Press
Dennison
Steeplejack Falls to Death in Philadelphia
A steeplejack fell to his death while working on a wall in Philadelphia. The incident occurred on a cold day as workers attempted a risky climb, with authorities and fellow laborers reporting the fatal accident. Names and precise timings are unclear due to the damaged text.
Tavener Homer Drives Tigers Past Yankees in Tight win
Detroit Tiger shortstop Tavener hit a homer with two aboard, powering a 41 victory over the New York Yankees. Buster Gerinig added a first baseman’s run for New York, while Virgil Barnes allowed three hits as Detroit held the Yankees scoreless until late.
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Jark ‘Tavener
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Vicory
New York Yankees
Buster Gerinig
Hart
Yankees
Innng Yeeterdhty
Virgil Barnes
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Wally Pip
Bressler
St Louis Browny
Washington
Tittle
Feulty
Beewos
Larry Rice
Cleveland
Patchard
Sonre
Philadelphia
Neller
Ghitago White Sox
Sarazen Helps Americans Triumph Over British in Worcester
In Worcester on June 4, Sarazen aided the Americans as they defeated Britain in a international challenge. Captains Walter Magee and Ted Ray led their teams, with key moments swinging as the Americans built a late lead by sweeping several pivotal matches and turning the tide in a tightly contested event.
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Worcester
Ryder
Walter Magen
Ted Ray
Johnus Pactoll
Jie
George Dune
Archie Competer
Apholé
Raul Tut Aubies Boomer
Times Franck
Whitcombe
Lia Biagel
Will Mehlhorn
Gene Sarazen
Watrons
Tour Ile
Arthur Hay Pors
Herbert Jolly
Sean
Agony
Joba
Gollen
North Jersey
Peo
Fred Robacon
Brivis
Two Held in Connection With Girls' Murder
Two men, Angelo tinthiryth and Suny Marrasio, both 83, are held for questioning after the deaths of two girls in Pitlton, Pa. Pennsylvania State Police say they will be questioned and investigation continues.
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United Press Bupparo
Pitlton
Angelo Tinthiryth
Suny Marrasio 83
Watching Baseball's Big Four Perform
The report highlights the top baseball brigade led by strong plays from Hornsby and Ruth, with key singles and early runs. Cobh Jutta and Aponte contribute as the lineup tries to build momentum, while Himes adds offense and defense in a steady rally.
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Hornsby
Cobh
Ruth
Ancient Bowls Game Grows Popular In Britain
London reports a surge in interest for the ancient game of bowls. The piece notes matches across counties Middlesex and Surrey, with plans for an upcoming national series in August and a new women’s exhibition in Marion, tracing broad participation and venues across towns like Berhard and Resto.
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London
Britain
Walter Ruletyeh
Wale
Plido
Seleen
Miturestitiv
Middlesex
Surrey
Marion
Subir
Tomrdugy
Weill
Atuy
Helen Wills Beats Elizabeth Ryan In London Final
United Press reports Helen Wills defeated Elizabeth Ryan 6 2 6 2 to win the North London women's championship at St. Pancras in Hull. The match concluded June 1 with Wills dominant in both sets, giving her another title in a storied rivalry.
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Stamporo
Hull
Telet Wills
North London
Elizabeth Ryay
Caliorhia
Warren Club Strengthens League Team Foren Baseball Entry
Warren Club strengthens its entry to the Totus Baseball League by securing Al Wolfe and Rabbit Swanson, with Jimny Wilson and Hazel Wiltin in key positions. The squad is set to open the season Sunday at Warren Suite Arena, 100 in a bid to build a strong lineup and compete against regional teams.
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Rabbit Swanson
Tri-County
Warren
Game Today
Wairen
Ue Scivites
Rabbit Swinson
Torlayls
Warren Mipruytiue
Cortiment
Ypetty Strone
Nau
AD Wolfe
Fats
Rabbit” Swanson Wither
Jimny Wilson
Hazel Wiltin i
Gearelén
Levee Cigek
Dick Peyree
Mfe
Soenpaon
Kane
Vivb
Uelock
Sriuen Anit
Konet Abape
Turley Jukson
Irvine Workin
Irvine Sintas
Miller Huggins Faces Mounting Yankee Windup Pressure
The New York Yankees manager Miller Huggins contends with ongoing excuses and a storm of criticism as the team sets a decisive pace in the American League. Supporters and detractors debate his leadership amid rising expectations and performance concerns.
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Miller Huggins
Faco
Big Yankees
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