Carmen Hill Beats Cards as Pirates End Slump
The Pittsburgh Pirates halted a losing streak by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 2 at Forbes Field. Carmen Hill settled after a shaky start, Joss Haines held the Cardinals, while Earl Smith homered and Waner and Wright drove in runs for the winner. In the American League, the Yankees shut out the Senators 4 to 0 as Babe Ruth struck again, and Detroit and Chicago split doubleheaders with mixed results.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cardinals
Pie Traynor
Sparky Adams
George Grantham
Carmen Hill
Joss Haines
Earl Smith
Corsairs
Paul Waner
Wright
Heorge Sisler
Braves
Phillies
Sisler
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Babe Ruth
Herb Permaek
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Shaute
Rueleye
Gibson
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Loui Lyons
Browns
Sox
Gray
Adkins
Pightcap
Schulte
Cincinnati Reds
Buffalo
Sports Briefs Cover Pyle Payoff and Ruth Home Runs
AP reports Pyle will pay 348,500 to winners in a coast dash with a 20 hour team race proposed in the Garden. Babe Ruth adds 1 home run total this May, surpassing his 1927 pace. Columbia Navy Penn players prep for regatta on the Hudson with 20 crews due to race June 19. Cubs reduce roster to 25, sending Ray Jacobs to Toledo.
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Associated Press
New York
C. C. Pyle
Andrew Payne
Pyle
U.S
Babe Ruth
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Hudson
Navy
Pennsylvania
Standings and results from yesterday's sports cards
Yesterday's results include Clarksburg 6 Cumberland 2 and Wheeling 2, Jeannette 1 over Scottdale 4, Fairmont 3 over Jeannette 2, Charleroi 7 over Scottdale 4, plus Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 2 and Chicago 7 St Louis 2 in doubleheader play. Current standings show New York 8-10, Philadelphia 6-5-1, Cleveland 3-8-5, St Louis 4-5-0 with Boston leading in class. Today's scheduled games list St Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Boston among others.
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Cumberland & Wheeling
Johnstown
Fairmont
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Charleroi
Scottdale
Tony Clarksburg
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St. Louis
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Loughran 60 Set for Lightweight Title Fight Tonight
New York June 1 Tommy Loughran defends his lightweight crown tonight at Ebbets Field against challenger Pete Latzo in a 14 round bout delayed by rain. Weigh‑ins trimmed Latzo below 175 pounds while Loughran barely met the limit. Ted Kid Lewis meets K. Kaplan in the eight round semi final.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Ebbetsfield
Pete Latzo
Seran
Loughran
Latzo
Bakes
Ted Kid Lewis
England
K. Chil Kaplan
County League Game Booked This Evening
The Grafton Independents play the strong industrial nine in a county league baseball game this evening on the Maryland Coal Company field. Wendel’s Inde has shown potential as a leading club, while Wen del is noted for a snappy bid. The first game of a planned double header saw Wendel leading 12-6 on Carr China when the game halted in the third inning. replay date to be announced. Tonight’s action starts about 6 o'clock.
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Grafton Independents
Wendel
Inde’s
Strens
Carr China
Ian
Maryland Coal Company
Walt Whitman Birth Observed in Camden 108th Birthday Pilgrimage
Camden marked the poet Walt Whitman’s 108th birthday with a city pilgrimage to his home and tomb. Hundreds of schoolchildren laid flowers on the tomb while a Whitman House museum exhibit showcased original manuscripts and the poet’s property.
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Camden
Walt
Whitman
Tom
Whitman Howe
Walt Whitman
Lonindere
Fights Report From Around The World In Brief
Boxing results from Chicago Buffalo and other cities. notable bouts include Freddie Mueller and Ray Miller in Chicago, Jarek Bers defeating Pedro Amador in England, Manuel Quintero beating Louis Kid Kaplan in New York, and more. Also noted are rail and political items including a Clayton Act violation in Ohio West Maryland deal and international updates from Seville Nasirabad and Peking.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Freddie Mueller
Buffalo
Ray Miller
Jarek Bers
England
Pedro Amador
Panama
Soldier Dombrowski
Detroit
Young Nationalista
Philippines
Overnight News Abbreviated World Items from AP
Overnight dispatches note the Southern Cross monoplane’s resumed contact en route to Hawaii, with references to Washington and military balloons. Senate committee explores campaign expenditures totaling 52.75 dollars, with Heflin admitting payments for meals. Washington chatter includes Interstate Commerce Commission actions on unspecified charges.
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Associated Press
Owtland
Cal
Southern Cross
Hawaii
Pittsboro
Pei
Kepmer
Washington
Senate Conditten
Heflin
Eetur Chiewwo
Daily Journal
John Stewart
Thomason
Waghington
Interstate
Jailer Ends Month With Few Honor Roll Prisons
A county jail reported a poor month ending yesterday with 49 prisoners on the honor roll and seven still on the lunch list today June 1. The record notes 192 prisoners passed through the hastile during the month with few on charges of trespass on B and O property. Enforcement officers reduced attention to vagrants, leading to a smaller county road gang throughout the period.
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Hastile
Philippi and Wheeling Drunkenness Arrests Reported
A Philippi man Ray Halderman was arrested near St John and Main by Night Patrolman Nicola and jailed after a guilty finding and a 35 fine he could not pay. John McCalister of Wheeling paid a 1 fine and costs after being found asleep in his car on a state highway. Magistrate Leach released him. The text also contains fragmented notes about government orders, a street in Huelva named for Mariano Castillo, and a portrait for Father Marchena related to Colimbia.
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Ray Halderman
Philippi
St. John and
John McCalister
Wheeling
H. K. Debehdarfer
W. E. Leach
New World
Orderei
Tona
Iisee
Mariano Castillo
Aga
Huelva
Father Marchena
Colimbia
Naval Dirigible Off On Training Flight
The naval dirigible Los Angeles left Lakehurst New Jersey for a training flight with seven members of Congress as passengers. They arrived from Washington in two army air planes. Passengers included C A Wolverton John R Morin George Welsh Thomas S McMillan Clague Allen J Parlow and M J Maas. Lieutenant Commander Charles B Rosendahl commanded the ship and 42 crew members accompanied. The commander stated no direction plans were announced.
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Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Congress
Washington
C. A. Wolverton
New Jersey
John R. Morin
George Welsh
Pennsylvania
Thomas S. McMillan
South Caroli
Clague
Allen J. ‘Parlow
M. J. Maas
Minnesota
Charles B. Rosendahl
Monument to Columbus Planned at Night of Departure Site
In Huelva Spain a monument honoring Columbus is planned for the place where the explorer spent his last night before sailing. The project recalls a monastery once known as La Rabida from which Columbus set forth on his voyage, a memory dating back nearly seventy five years.
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Huelva
Spain
Columbus
America
la Rabida
Tol
Cadet Finlay and Midshipman Watts Lead Naval Academy Grads
Fragmented clipping highlights cadet Luke William Finlay of Memphis as first honor man and sharpshooter in the naval academy graduating class while midshipman Charles R Watts from Zanesville Ohio is noted as a prominent competitor. Captain Joseph W Stroud retires after guiding ships from Portland headlight since childhood. The piece also mentions Clark Griffith and a golf anecdote at Columbia Country Club No 13 hole, Bethany Missouri, plus scattered regional notes from Portland and Washington.
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Eee
Byther Wigattited
West Point
Uncle Sam
Luke Willam Finlay
Memphis
Tillytary Academy
Charles
Watts
Naval Academy
Zanesville
Ohio
Washington
Clark Griffit
Columbia Country Club
L Yards
Be good sheriffs candidate Babe Adame backed for office
In Cowes England Miss Betty Carstairs known as Soe plans a secret Atlantic crossing in a covered boat under construction. She hopes to complete the voyage in three days. Babe Adame, former Pittsburgh pitcher, is mentioned as a candidate for sheriff alongside Honus Wagner.
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Babe Adame
Pittsburgh
Honus Wagner
Cowes
England
Betty Carstairs
Atlantic
Submarine Collision At New London Base
A collision at the New London submarine base involved S-12 and 8-18 submarines. Both were ordered onto the marine railway to assess underwater damage after an electric motor switch blew while the 8-18 drew alongside the S-12. A board led by Commander F C Cutts and Admiral Frank T Brumby investigates the incident.
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Conn
Junge
F. C. Cutts
Frank T. Brumby
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Camden
Fate Takes a Hand in the Gaghe
Paul Robinson reports on Fate-Takes a Hand in the Gaghe, a feature that blends humor and local color. The piece notes evolving community interests and the playful tone shaping public reception this week.
Balloon Race Tragedy in Akron Area Grips Report
A storm hit the national balloon contest near Akron on June 30. Twenty four contestants entered the Detroit journey race with three balloons surviving the storm and landing in Virginia yesterday. Two balloonists were killed and two seriously injured with many others bruised. Officials expect the three remaining balloons to be entered in Detroit race after distance verification.
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Derolt
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Akron
Amy
Virginia
Detroit
Steps to Curb Exporting of Liquor in Ontario
Tobinto Ontario reports provincial warehouse owners along the border have been warned to curb liquor exports to the United States. They say orders lack authority and expect no immediate change as exporters along Windsor and nearby districts challenge the warnings. The piece notes anticipation of federal support for dry policies under Al Smith era references.
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Jung
Sarnia
Windsor
Niagard
Iorces
al Smith
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