Cincinnati Reds Lose and Cubs Win In National League Race
The National League race tightens as rain and lineup shifts shape results. Brooklyn pounded Ray Kolp as Douglas McWeeny faltered and the Reds exploded for five runs in two innings before Rube Ehrhardt secured an 8 to 7 win. Cardinals beat the Giants 11 to 5 at the Polo Grounds with Grover Cleveland Alexander stellar in relief and Clarence Mitchell delivering in his first appearance for St. Louis. Cubs toppled Phils 5 to 8 while Pirates and Braves game was washed out. Pennock earned his ninth win as Indians beat Athletics and Browns stayed hot behind Sam Gray. Yankees hold a slim nine game edge.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Ray Kolp
Carl Mays
Jim Edwards
Douglas McWeeny
Cincinnat
McWeeny
Reds
Rube Ehrhardt
Robins
Cardinals
George Uhle
Cleveland Indians
Howard Ehmke
Eddie Rommel
Athletics
St Louis Browns
Sam Gray
Yanks
Emanuel Meets McTigue In Garden Ten Rounder
New York reports Armand Emanuel the young California heavyweight faces veteran Michael McTigue in a ten round bout at the Garden with Emanuel the favorite. Boston notes two comeback efforts aimed at Olympic hopes featuring Harold Cuthill the Flying Parson and Ned Gourdin with coach Jack Ryder hopeful for progress. Chicago mentions Tex Rickard and Jim Mullens style for showy promotion with bands officials and new boxing gear.
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Associated Press
New York
Armand Emanuel
Califoria
Michael McTigue
the Garden
Emanuel
Boston
Harold Cuthill
Flying Parson
Ned Jourdin
Crimson
Cuthill
Gourdin
Jack Ryder
Chicago
Tex Rickard
Jim Mullen
Jim
Midwestern boxing scene ahead of title bout in two weeks
Jeur plans meeting with Mickey Walker upon arrival for training for his middleweight title clash with Ace Hudkins. A parade through the loop district will end with a soirée at Mayor William Hale Thompson's office and Hudkins's delegation of greeters assigned. In golf news, Archie Compston faces Aubrey Boomer at Park Ridge, as Jock Hutchison and Alfred Hackbarth watch, four days before the national open at Olympia Fields.
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Tleights
Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
Loop
William Hale Thompson
Hudkin
Chicago
Archie Compson
America
Walter Hagen
Compston
Aubrey Boomer
Park Ridge
Jock Hutchison
Alfred Hackbarth
Olympia Fields
Standings and Results From regional and national leagues
MID-ATLANTIC: Clarksburg Johnstown Scottdale 5 Charleroi 2 Cumberland 10 Wheeling 8 Fairmont Jeannette wet grounds. NATIONAL: St Louis 11 New York 6 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh Boston rain. AMERICAN: Louis 5 Philadelphia 2 New York Cleveland 3 Boston Detroit rain. Washington Chicago rain. Today's games listed. Also a note on poetry and intelligence.
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Clarksburg
Johnstown
Scottdale
Charleroi
Cumberland
Wheeling
Fairmont - Jeannette
Jeannette
Fairmont
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
W. L. Pet
Wheeling Fairmont
Scottdale Clarksburg
Wendel Shut Out by B. and O. Nine In County League
Wright hurled seven innings of two hit ball for the Railroader squad, fanning four as the locals trounced Wendel nine to nothing. Dick Williams handled first base with 11 putouts and two errors, while DeBar started for Wendel and saw an avalanche of hits in the opening frame. Gerkins led the offense with key hits as Hamrick and Williams drove in runs to cap the rout.
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Wendel
B. & O. Shop
Wright
W. Gerkins
Nepar
Henry
Gerkins Brothers
Hamrick
J. Gerkins
Williams
Hatmrick
Reed
Regar
West
P. Gerkins
Gerkins
Bear
Hodel
J. Tkins
Hosefoot
Ross
Carr China
F.gerking
J. Gerkny
Het DeBary
F. Gerkins
R. Rogs
Pauley
Regur
Caplinger
DeBar
Sandsborr
Fragments From a Puzzle Page and Odd Messages
A garbled collection of lines asks about skeleton keys to open deadlocks and a Easter bunny's fate. The text mentions Noah, Albert Seamany Ferre, and “respond to the waves of ocean” with unclear intent. Opaque quotes and names appear amid stray phrases.
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Noah
Jonny Ondas
oLp
Albert Seamany Ferre
Raute Ind
Noak
Mes
Fights Last Night Fight Results From East to Midwest
Johnny Erickson of Minnesota KOed Jack Lewis of Syracuse in New York. Battling-Levinsky of Akron beat Emmet Rocco in Philadelphia. Leo Roy the Kid of Canada defeated Eddie Anderson in Montreal.
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Associated
Akron O
Levinsky
Philadelphia
Emmet Rocco
Montreal
Leo
Kid) Roy
Canada
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Flashes of Life feel of odd items across cities
A fragmented column notes varied items from Hartford to Peking including Mrs John H Trumbull flying home after her daughter Jean's graduation near Haverhill Massachusetts Ed Walsh Jr joining the White Sox a rally of family stories in New Jersey and court notes in Pittsburgh West Point honors and Olympic plans in Los Angeles and flood damaged Duke Kahanamoku in the northeast foreign notes from London Bucharest Berlin Moscow and Peking with diverse brief items and no single focus
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Hartford
Conn
John H. Trumbull
Jean
Anucademy
Haverhill
Mass
Hoover gains delegates in contests nationwide
Overnight News roundup from AP reports Hoover secures 62 delegates across contests. Congress in Washington appropriates 228.5 million more than last year. In San Antonio Mrs John I Selle of Baltimore elected president general of the Federation of Women's Clubs. Former Senator Works dies in Los Angeles. In Montgomery Alabama four southern states...
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hoover
Washingeton
Congress
San Antonio
John I. Sipsel
Baltimore
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
Works
Montgomery
Ala
Seattle High Teachers Vote To Withdraw Action
Seattle teachers in the city’s high schools voted to withdraw from duties as a labor action. The vote occurred in Seattle Washington on June 7 and reflects union concerns over working conditions and contractual terms.
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Seattle
Wash
Teachers Sign Contracts Ban Union Membership in Seattle
Members of the American Federation of Teachers agreed to contracts for the next year with Seattle schools, including a clause renouncing the right to belong to a union during employment in Seattle classrooms.
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Seattle
Americans Unable To Leave Peking
Americans remain in Peking with no evacuation planned as nationalist changes and regional instability unfold. Reports from Mukden mention Chang Tso Ling’s condition amid broader unrest, while ties to Capone and Thompson surface in unrelated notes. A new Flemington overseer of the poor is named, paying five dollars monthly. Two women bandits rob and beat a man in Minneapolis as women take on more public jobs.
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Peking
Legation
Chang Tso-Lin
Kuomintang
Mukden
Squire A. R. Weston
Flemington
Minneapolis
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