Buddy Bauer Wins Fairmount Derby in Upset Over Whiskery
In East St. Louis on June 4, E. R. Bradley's Buddy Bauer, at 20 to 1, edged Whiskery and Osmond in the second annual $25,000 Fairmount Derby. The mile and a quarter race finished in 2:05 2-5 with Buddy Bauer paying $55.20 to win as about 27,000 fans watched.
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Major League Leaders Through June 3
National League leads list Hornsby Pirates .419 batting and 40 runs while Wright Pirates 62 hits and Grantham Pirates 15 doubles share the mark with Hornsby Giants 15. P Waner Pirates 8 triples. Williams Phillies 16 homers. Meadows Pirates 7 1 pitching. American League features Gehrig Yankees .416 batting and 74 hits. Ruth Yankees 50 runs and 16 homers. Manush leading triples. Simmons Athletics Stolen Bases.
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Baseball scores from a day of league play
National League results include St. Louis 4 Brooklyn 0 and Boston 10 Chicago 8 with New York 1 Cincinnati 5 and Philadelphia Pittsburgh rained out. American League saw St. Louis 5 Washington 3 and Chicago 6 Boston 4 with rain affecting Cleveland Philadelphia and Detroit New York. American Association games featured Indianapolis 3 Toledo 8 St Paul 4 Milwaukee 5 Columbus 3 Louisville 5 Minneapolis 2 Kansas City 7.
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Cincinnati Beats Giants 6 to 1 in Saturday Spark
Eppa Rixey held the Giants to five hits for his first win of the season as Cincinnati defeated New York 6 to 1. Fred Lindstrom collected three safeties and scored New York’s lone run on Hornsby’s third inning sacrifice. Cincinnati pounded Bill Clarkson for 16 hits, with Saturday victories now tallying eight of 13 for the Reds.
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Negro Boys Star in Track Events at National Meet
Chicago June 4. Three Negro runners aided by a White companion propelled Northeast High School of Detroit to the national inter scholastic track championship, scoring 23 points to win the 23rd meet at Soldiers Field. Fort Collins Colorado, the 1925 26 champions, took second with 18.34 points. Cass Tech High Detroit placed third with 12 points, while Kokomo Indiana and Masonic Home High Fort Worth Texas tied for fourth with ten points.
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Missouri woman to tour Europe for church mission work
Mrs. F. F. Stephens of Columbia begins a three month tour of Europe to promote international goodwill for the Methodist Episcopal Church South. She will visit missions in Belgium Poland and Czecho Slovakia with meetings arranged in June and plans to push cooperation for the 50th anniversary next year. She will spend a month in Italy and several weeks in the British Isles.
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Johnson Fails and Browns Triumph Over Senators 5 3
Washington June 4 Walter Johnson, making his second AL start of the season, was shelled as the St Louis Browns routed the Senators 5 to 3. The Browns roared ahead with four runs in the third, helped by a Schulte homer in the fourth and a string of hits including Gerper, Vangilder, Adams, and Sisler.
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Baseball Schedule for Today Among Major League Teams
Today’s games include Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, New York at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at New York, Columbus at Louisville, Indianapolis at Toledo, St. Paul at Milwaukee, and Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Chicago Beats Red Sox 6 to 4 in Ninth Inning Rally
Chicago wins third straight over Boston as Lundgren falters in the ninth while Chicago plates two decisive runs. Barrett led with three two base hits, and the final line shows Chicago 6 Boston 4 with Blankenship Connally and Crouse behind, MacFayden Lundgren Hoffman on the mound.
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O'Farrell Day Celebrated With Victory For Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Robins 4 to 0 to honor Bob O'Farrell Day. Before the game National League president John A Heydler awarded O'Farrell a $1000 purse for last season's MVP record.
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Boston Beats Chicago 10 to 8 in Slugfest
Boston defeats Chicago 10 to 8 in a high scoring game. Root struggled early and exits after giving up four runs as Chicago countered with a comeback led by Beck Wilson and Webb key hits. Genewich Mogridge and Hogan held Chicago late while R Smith started for Boston.
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St. Louis vs Washington Baseball Summary Gems
Coslin had three base hits while Gerber hit a home run and Schulte added a stolen base. H Rice contributed sacrifices and two double plays were turned Harris to Rigney to Speaker. Vangilder and Johnson pitched with 4 and 6 walks. LOB 4 for St. Louis 6 for Washington. Umpires Nallin and Dineen. Time 1:37.
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New Mello-Glo Face Powder Debuts Exclusively
A new youth shade of MELLO GLO powder promises longer wear, sweat resistance, and non clogging pores. Produced by a new French process, it is advertised as absolutely pure and priced at one dollar by G Fisher Drug Co.
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