Dempsey Return Hinted Amid Heavyweight Talk
Boxing chatter centers on a possible Dempsey comeback and a Tunney-Heeney era clash. Speculation notes Gene Tunney, Heeney, and other contenders shaping the champ’s next defense as promoters eye a decisive victory to boost gate draws. In baseball, Bucky Harris’s social ascent is linked to Washington Senators’ slump, while Layden’s hitting streak shines in a Canton Central League scene.
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Oie Cuit
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Washington Society
Social Register
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Harris
Senators
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Griffith Stadium
Marx Cabinet Resigns in Berlin Government Change
Berlin June 12 The cabinet of Ti Wilhelm Marx resigned today as President von Hindenburg accepted the move. Hermann Muster, from the Social Party, was named to form a new coalition cabinet. The Mars government had included the Centre and German People parties among others.
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Wilhelm Marx
Provident von Hindenburg
Ward
Hermann Muster
Socialise Party
Mic ‘Mars
Centre Party
Gr. Mark
German People's Pay
Germs | Dutionuts Party
Bayaring
Reds Rise as NL Sensation in Early Season Chase
Cincinnati shows grit to lead the National League pennant race, topping the Giants after a ninth inning rally and maintaining a 26 day lead. The Reds, led by Hendricks, strengthened by Callaghan, Helder, and Brent, emphasize defense with Ford and Cris infield as they push toward the top, leaving rivals cautious of a repeat title run.
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Cincinnati Reds
Edson
Tom Swope
Cincinnati Gaseball
Arile
Weilten
United Press
New York
Reds
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Brent Ability
Polo Grounds
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Pirates
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Cardinals
Bill McKechnie
Chasge
Cincy
Horace Ford
Hughey Cris
Ghortstop
Dreering
Tinker
Evers
Chicago
Lad Drowned in Reservoir at Burgetstown
Chester Yanette, 12, drowned in Harmon Creek Reservoir near Burgetstown while playing in a boat. Rescue efforts followed as the reservoir was drained then refilled by recent rains. a home search was begun last night.
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Jina
Chester Yanette
Harmon Creek
Ona Co
Cobervoir
Mike
Phillies Rally To Beat Corry Nine 6 4 In Seventh
Hill sustains seventh inning erosion and loses 6 to 4 as the Phillies mount a late rally. Corry’s Garten Hill weakens in the seventh, Ed Batinger notes the outing in the Post Gazette, while Don Hurst drives a seventh inning hit to left for a decisive edge. Jimmy Ring exits in favor of a pinch hitter, Lester Sweetland finishes strong to seal the win for Philadelphia.
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Phillies
Corry Boy
Batinger
The
Post-Gazette
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Pirates
Buccaneers
Carmen Him
Judy
Phils
Jimmy Ring
Lester Sweetland
Buccos
Albahey
Ring
Fred Leach
Hill
Bush
Necesary
Peter Scott
Boston
Clyde Barnhart
Freddie Brickell
Jeft
Brickell
Barnhart
Baseball Highlights and Player Totals From Open League Play
Historical reel lists homer totals and player mentions across teams such as Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Sornsby with the Braves, Picjoich with the Reds, Simmons with the Athletics, and Holm and Bell with Cardinals and Braves, with season totals and league tallies for National and American Leagues. The fragmented OCR notes reference multiple players and teams, noting homers, club affiliations, and season counts in a terse box format.
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Athletics
Eal "Alexander
Cardinals
Ad Holm
Enema Bell
Braves
Eee Terry
Clants
I Hurst
Phillies
National League standings and yesterday's results
Yesterday in the National League Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4 and Cincinnati defeated Newark 7 to 5. Chicago edged Brooklyn 1 to 0. St Louis and Boston played to a 1 to 1 tie amid standings listings. Today’s schedule includes Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn with St Louis at Boston.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Newark
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Bek Sincinmat
St Loui
New York
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Pao
Aoaton
Pitteburgh
New Yorke
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
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New Worl
Loulaes
Phiadelphia
Grevelind
Boalon
St. Louie
Bantams in 10 Round Go
Archie Bell, eastern bantamweight contender, and Young Nationalist Milipino drill for their 10 round bout. Jack Borg, lightweight, meets Freddy Minelier of Chicago in another 10 round feature. The event headlines in Chicago on Thursday night.
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Chicago
Archie Bell
Milipino
Ork
Javke Borg
Freddy Minelier
Golfers Qualify for National Open in Metropolitan District
New York June 12 Local golf news lists players who qualified for the National Open in the Metropolitan district. Names include Mike Brady Mararoneck Willie Burke Port Chester Mike Turmosa White Plains Willie ein Wheatley Hills Maurice McCarthy Dr Old Flatbush Tom Kerrigan Mt Vernon Craig Wood Bloomsfield N J W Fotherinham unattached Jack Porrester Short Hills Alex Watson Mt Kisco Alciui Flushing Elmer Voight Scarsdale Anthony Manero Elmsford Art De Mune Lite Neck.
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Mike Brady
Mararoneck
Willie Burke
Port Chester
Mike Turmosa
White Plains
Willie Ein
Wheatley Hills
Maurice McCarthy
Dr. Old Flatbush
Tom Kerrigan
Mt. Vernon
Craig Wood
Bloomsfield
N. J
W. Fotherinham
Jack Porrester
Short Hills
Alex Watson
Mt. Kisco
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Night of Upsets Weighs In On Milwaukee Card
United Press reports last night’s boxing results from Milwaukee and surrounding bouts. Joe Sanger of Milwaukee won a featherweight match over Santiago Zorilio of Cuba in ten rounds. Joe Azaarella outpointed Pedro Amador in ten. Otto Von Porat stopped Tony Stabenal in the second of ten. Johnny Mason beat Haakon Hansen in ten rounds. Joe Cheney earned a technical knockout over Joe Lockhart in Evansville in the third of ten. Benny Kid Stanley defeated J Q White in ten.
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Santiago Zorilio
Cuba
Joe Azaarella
Acnocheil
Pedro Amador
Panaton
Chipago
Otto von Porat
Tony Stabenal
Butmlo
Johnny Mason
Kansas City
Haakon Hansen
Norway
Joe Cheney
Baltimoré
Joe Lockhart
Evansville
Ind
Benny Kid
Stanley
J €. Q. White
New Orleans
Merchants and AI Industrials Midweek Game Preview
Midweek showdown features Merchants against AI Industrials with both teams aiming to stay undefeated. Patton expected to debut new players as coaches emphasize defense and tempo in tomorrow evening contest at Twilight Arena.
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Merchants and Giants clash in midweek diamond war
The Merchants face the Giants in a midweek game marked by early strong hitting and late inning miscues. Patton scouts city districts for upgrades as Industriala builds a stronger nucleus with two weak spots to be filled. The 6:15 p m start spotlights pitching by Tinney and Miller as both teams push for cleaner records.
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Val Pleintch
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Louie Miller
Cory-damestown
Patton
Deaby
Ono
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Onveing
Ube High Suirs
Baseball Wrapup From Hazy OCR Page
A jumble of team names and results appears. Grover Graver and Alexander lead a home win for their squad powered by a late deciding play. The Robins beat the Cards, Pirates topple the Yankees, White Sox best the champions, and the Senators win in ten after key sacrifices.
College star with Pirates signs contract
Chicago university baseball team captain and second baseman Kyln Anden son has signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates and will report for duty on time 20.
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Chicago
Kyln Andenson
Chicago University
Pittsburgh Pirates
BRAVES AND TIGERS SLUGGISH AT BAT INSTRANGLED LINE
In a sparse line from the game, Rogers Hornsby had two singles in four at bats for the Braves while Harry Heitmann also had two singles in four. Ty Cobb went one for three and was hit by a pitched ball. Paul Waner, Cuyler, Baby Ruth and Lou Gehrig produced no hits. Tess Speaker had a warm-up for the other side.
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United Press
Rogers Hornsby
Braves
Harry Heitmann
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Paul Waner ii
Cuyler
Baby Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Tess Speaker
Gayer Leads in Chicago District Championship Trials
Adulf Gaye of WaverSide, a Orchard professional, led the Chicago district nautical opport jolt event with 145 points before darkness halted the trial round. Officials resumed proceedings today to complete the competition.
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Adulf Gaye
Chicago
Changein Name of Street Prompts Local Debate
Pittsburgh June 19. Local businessman Craig Gregor requests renaming the boulevard from Grant Street to Liberty to Monongahela boulevard beyond Grant Street, arguing the current name is unpopular and urges restoring the old name. Opinion polls and street signage discussions follow as residents weigh the proposal.
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Amy
Monongahela Boulevard
Lindbergh Arrives Amid Grim Efforts to Log Hope
Fragmentary read of a news note cites Lindbergh arriving amid relentless attempts to maintain hope. The text is garbled but suggests a tense moment tied to ongoing efforts and public sentiment. The piece lacks clear names, dates, or places to specify further.
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