Chicago Defeats Philadelphia 12 to 5 in Strong Victory
Charley Root earns his eleventh win as Chicago crushes Philadelphia 12 to 5. The visitors are held to five scattered hits while Chicago bats surge with six hits in a late rally. Root dominates early while teammates Willoughby Ulrich Wilson O'Donnell Hart contribute as Chicago scores in five innings.
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Charley Root
Associated P'Resshicago
Root
Ceeece
Willoughby
Ulrich
Wilson
O'Donnell
Root and Hart
League Leaders in the Majors and Minor Highlights
By Associated Press data shows players leading in batting and fielding across leagues Tuesday. Stats include Hornsby Giants with 49 runs and Ruth Yankees with 58 home runs, plus Gehrig and Burns leading hits and doubles respectively. Lyons White Sox and Pirates figures appear in the leaders list with team ties and season notes.
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Tting
Harris
Pirates
Hornsby
Giants
P. Waner
Bies
Lindstrom
Pies
F. Waner
Ers
Wilson
Cubs
En Pases
Cuyler
Ching
Meadows
Jing
E. Miller
Browns
Ruth
Yanks
Gehrig
Burns
Indians
Manush
Tigers
Omers
Goslin
Senators
Lyons
White Sox
Baseball results from league doubleheader slate
In the American League Chicago defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 while St Louis at Boston was rained out. National League Boston lost 4 to 7 to Pittsburgh and Chicago overwhelmed New York 12 to 0 while Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 5 to 1 and St Louis beat Cincinnati 5 to 0. American Association scores include St Paul 3 Toledo 0, Minneapolis 5 Columbus 6, Milwaukee 5 Louisville 1, and Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 3.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Dempsey Ready for Bout with Sharkey
Jack Dempsey declares peak condition for July 21 title fight with Jack Sharkey arranged by Tex Rickard. He says he feels stronger and can absorb punishment while planning a trip east with Estelle Taylor, Gus Whiton, and advisors.
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Rres
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Tea Rickard
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Eve
East
Estelle Faylory
Gus Wilton
Nis
Pirates Trim Braves 7 to 4 Behind Hill
Carmen Hill earned his eighth straight win for Pittsburgh as the Pirates defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 4 in Pittsburgh. Harris had three hits for Boston while Hill held the league leaders in check through most of the game, with Pittsburgh pulling away in the late innings.
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Carmen Hill
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Hill
Braves
Robertson
Harris
L. Waner
Edwards
Pirates
Goldsmith
Boston
Hogan
Hil
E. Smith
Loans Advertised by Capital City Building and Loan
Capital City Building and Loan Association invites inquiries at 226 Monroe Street phone 209 for loan services. Public notice dated June 11 1951.
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Capital City Building and Loan Association
Monroe St
Vance Wins for Brooklyn in Pitchers Duel
Dazzy Vance won for Brooklyn in a 2 to 1 decision over Cincinnati. All runs crossed in the seventh inning as Partridge doubled for Brooklyn and came home on two sacrifices. Felix scored for Cincinnati on Dresden fumble and Butler singled, with Walker and Critz delivering the Reds' lone tally. Batteries Vance Deberry for Brooklyn and Rixey Nehf Hargrave for Cincinnati.
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Innati
Dazzy Vance
Eppa Rixey
Brokyn
Cincinnati
Partridge
Robins
Carey
Herman
Felix
Dresden
Butler
Walker
Critz
Brooklyn
Vance
Deberry
Rixey
Nehf
Hargrave
Johnston Opens Golf Open Lead In Tight Contest
Harrison R Johnston from Minneapolis surged back after a rough start to lead the American Open after 36 holes. He posted 41 on the first nine and 53 on the back, finishing 74 to reach 147, one stroke ahead of Gene Sarazen and six over defending champion Bobby Jones. Jones had a 77 for 153, tied for tenth as he regrouped for the final rounds.
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Associated Pregs
Oakmont
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
Minneapolis
Jimmy
Johnston
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jones
Today’s NBA matchups across major cities
Boston plays Pittsburgh while Philadelphia visits Chicago. Brooklyn meets Cincinnati and New York faces St. Louis. Chicago hosts Philadelphia and St. Louis visits New York. Detroit challenges Washington, Cleveland hosts Boston, Minneapolis visits Columbus, St Paul plays Toledo, Kansas City faces Indianapolis, and Milwaukee meets Louisville.
Chicago Tops Athletics 6 to 4 in opener
Chicago edged the Athletics 6 4 in Philadelphia as Ted Lyons allowed four hits and won his 12th game this season. Simmons homered with the bases loaded to drive Philadelphia’s four runs, and Lyons added a RBI triple in the eighth to seal the win.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletics Today
Simmons
Ted Lyons
Mackmen
Lyons
Grove
McCurdy
Quinn
Cochrane
Sarazen Leads At Open As Hagen Stages Charge
Sarazen sits at 149 to lead the field with Tom Armour close behind in third. Hagen, on his game today, posted 73 after a 77 yesterday, threatening a late finish. Hampton, Mehlhorn, Baroni, Diegel, Compston, Barnes, and Loos trail in a tight group as the back nine looms.
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Harry Hampton
Memphis
Bill Mehlhorn
Fred Baroni
Leo Diegel
Archie Compston
Jim” Barnes
Eddie Loos
Glencoe
Ill
P.D.Q insecticide promises instant bed bug death
A 35 cent package of P.D.Q declares it can kill bed bugs instantly, smothering living insects and their eggs, preventing hatching. It claims safety for fabrics and surroundings, serving as a deodorizer and disinfectant as well. It also targets moths, ants, and cockroaches, killing their generations and offering two years of moth protection on garments.
Cardinals blank Giants as Haines twirls two-hitter
St Louis delivers a 5 0 shutout over New York at home. Jess Haines allows two hits while Frisch Bottomley and Jackson contribute two base hits. Giants suffer sixth straight loss as Hornsby returns to St Louis to a fan reception and watch presentation.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
New York Giants
Jess Haines
Rousch
Jackson
New York
Haines
Hornsby
Giants
Miller
Bottomley
Frisch
Southworth
Doubie
Thevenow
Grimes
Songer
Reardon
O’day
Moran
Mueller
Lindstrom
Harper
Terry
Taylor
Onger
Mrs Horn Breaks Par for Second Victory in Golf Tourney
Mrs. Miriam Burns Horn of Kansas City won to reach the third round of the women s trans Mississippi golf tournament at Blue Hills Country Club. She shot 80 to beat Mrs. R E Drennan 5 and 4, and will face Mrs. Frank Jaffray of Minneapolis next. Marion Turpie of New Orleans, the medalist, defeated Mrs. L M Van Meter 2 and 1, while Mrs. Hill and Miss Turpie posted 82s and advance in the field.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Miriam Burns Horn
Blue Hills Country Club
Horn
R. E. Drennan
Tulsa
Okla
Ceeeeneeneeneeunne
Marion Turpie
New Oreleans
L. M. van Meter
Denver
Colo
Miss Turpie
Hill
Missouri Valley
Melville Levy
Frank Jaffray
Minneapolis
M. M. Levings
Omaha
Dorothy Klotz Pardue
Hibbing
Minn
David Veitch
Ture Pie
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