Indians Rise After Beating Tigers In Interleague Play
The Cleveland Indians, after a rough stretch, surged to a 6 4 victory over the Detroit Tigers powered by strong pitching from Wilig Hudlin and Wesley Ferrell. Their record climbed to eight wins and two losses, the best in the league, as they move east for another Interleague round. The Athletics split doubleheaders with the Yankees and Red Sox, while the Yankees beat Washington, Babe Ruth homering for the ninth time.
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Baseball standings brief from AP wire
Associated Press summary lists players and teams including Braves Yankees Giants Reds Reds Robins Athletics Indians Phillies Phillies Athletics Yankees Browns Indians Phillies and other names, indicating a scattered score or standings snippet with multiple team and player references.
Fatty Schwabe Wins Big Over Risko in Slugfest
John Schwabe, a heavyset farmhand with a paunch, shocked critics by defeating Johnny Risko by a 10 round decision. Schwabe, heavier and slower, remained relentless, trading blows as fans cheered his persistence and noted his unusual glandular fatness.
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Reby speedway to host Umteago-Louis Schneider
Rep Umteago-Louis Schneider, famed Indianapolis ex motorcycle cop and 500-mile race winner, plans to start his dirt track campaign at Reby speedway near Chicago next Saturday in a 100-mile race with rivals from the Indianapolis clash. Chicago boxing card postponed to June 8 to allow Jackie Fields to prepare for a bout with Re Sampago Saguero. Southern California’s Troy men aim for NCAA title at Stagg Field Saturday after recent regional track and field gains.
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Sunday Baseball Becomes Legal in Hagerstown
Hagerstown Maryland June 1 Sunday baseball is now legal in the city after a bill signed by the governor takes effect today The Middle Atlantic League team located here will play on Sundays going forward The measure applied only to Hagerstown
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday
National League results include Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 0 and St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 5 with Brooklyn 9 Boston 2. American League shows Philadelphia 7 Boston 4 and New York 4 Washington 2. Mid Atlantic and American Association schedules and results listed for several towns and matchups.
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Sooners Polo Team Heads East for Intercollegiate Meet
The University of Oklahoma polo team, with 16 ponies, travels to Rockaway Hunting Club Cedarhurst L. I. June 13 to 16 for the national intercollegiate championship. They meet Army on June 15, with Harvard versus Princeton that day. The team operates with R C T C support and is funded by alumni, as polo remains outside official athletic funding.
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Major league batting and pitching leaders mixed with scattered notes
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Day's Sars and Baseball Doubleheader Results
Reds held St Louis to seven runs in seven innings and won 7 to 2. Braves hitters homered twice in the second game. Pirates blanked 5 to 0 as Bob Smith allowed two hits. Babe Rath homered to help the Yankees beat the Senators. Jim Levey hit a two run homer to power the Browns past the White Sox. Eddie Morgan drove in two with a homer and two singles for the Indians against the Tigers. British middleweight Len Harvey was defeated on a recent American tour. Dundee outpointed him twice and Jeby had one crack. The Garden tonight features Vincent Streel vs Jackie Purvis in an eight-round main event.
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Vince Dundee to Meet Jeby at Madison Square Garden
Vince Dundee of Baltimore and Ben Jeby of New York prepare for a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. Both boxers share a common goal and are focused on securing a win to advance in their careers.
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Texas Guinan Holds Ground in Deportation Stand
Havre France June 1 Texas Guinan refuses to flee awaiting a minister of interior ruling on her appeal against France's government ban on her Paris cabaret troupe. She says she will not run and will face deportation ordered to sail on Paris.
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Five Nations Share Honors In French Tennis Championship
Five nations shared honors at Roland Garros with England taking the bulk of titles. Germany and the United States combined for the remainder as Henriochet and Brignon for France faltered in the men’s singles. Betty Nuthall led England’s efforts, winning doubles and mixing with Spence to take the mixed doubles, while Lott and Van Ryn dominated men’s doubles. A Paris émigré hotel scene hinted at political tension involving an apparent agent appeal.
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American Matrons and Debutantes to Curtsy Before Royalty
Seventeen teen American matrons and debutantes will be presented to King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace in the third and fourth courts of the season on June 9 and 10. The first for the fourth court includes Mrs. James Baldwin of Columbus Ohio, Mrs. Charles Bray of Sperryville Virginia, and Mrs. Herbert C. Greer of Morgantown West Virginia.
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