Pirates Defeat Braves and Cubs Rout Robins in MLB Day
The Associated Press reports a 4-3 Pirates win over the Boston Braves, and a 13-0 Cubs victory over the Brooklyn Robins. Other results include a 10-7 Giants win over St Louis, 14-4 Phillies over Reds, and notable batting feats by Ruth and Rice.
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Diamond Stars Flair Smashes Five Hits in Narrow Loss
Pelmy Southern of the Phillies collected five hits including four doubles to push his all time major league mark. Fey Root of the Cubs blanked Robio in two pitches. Sahhi Comorosky of the Pirates beat the Braves in the ninth. J Critz of the Giants redeemed three fielding errors with four against the Cards. Hy Mahaffey of the Athletics led a victory over the Browns and homered.
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Baseball Results Across Leagues and Scores
MID-ATLANTIC: Fairmont 4 Clarksburg 0 Scottdale 8 Johnstown 7. other games rained out. Tonight Clarksburg at Fairmont Wheeling at Charleroi Johnstown at Scottdale Cumberland at Jeannette. NATIONAL: Pittsburgh 4 Boston 3 Chicago 13 Brooklyn 0 Philadelphia 14 Cincinnati 5 New York 10 St Louis 7. AMERICAN: Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 Cleveland 9 Boston 4. others rain. Tonight Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Washington at Detroit.
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Schmeling Trains With Brutal Sparring Ahead Of Sharkey Duel
In Endicott New York on June 1 1930 Max Schmeling intensifies training for his world heavyweight title bid vs Jack Sharkey. He brutalizes sparring partners in harsh drills aimed at building aggressiveness and power as 17 rounds of replacements cycle through the camp. Endicott fighters describe a grueling boot camp style regime with 25 dollar daily wages and no public appearances until fight night.
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Leaders and Records From the Season Bests
Major League leaders listed include Herman and Robins with batting and runs, Klein and Ruth key in runs batted in, Herman and Robins top hits, Frisch and Cuyler notable in doubles and triples, Wilson and Ruth high in home runs, Cuyler and Rice prominent in steals, with Ruth and Rice leading in other categories. Contains team affiliations Yankees, Cubs, Senators, Tigers, Cardinals.
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German boxing fans hear bout on radio next Thursday
New York June 7 German boxing fans will hear a detailed description of the Sharkey Schmeling heavyweight title fight at Yankee Stadium next Thursday night. Harry Sperber sports editor of the Staats Zeitung and Herald will man a microphone for the broadcast. The German account will be transmitted from Schenectady via General Electric shortwave, picked up in Berlin by Reichs Rundfunk, and distributed to its network.
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Favor Gallant Knight to Win at Cleveland Derby
Cleveland June 7 In the inaugural rushming of the 15000 added Cleveland derby at the This tledown track, Gallant Knight the Fairmount derby winner and Kentucky derby runner up was a heavy favorite. Eight other three year olds including Reveille Boy, who was second to Gallant Knight at Fairmount, entered the race. The purse will total more than 23000 for a mile and a quarter race.
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Cubs Embrace 10 or No Count Hitting Approach
National League champion Chicago Cubs reportedly adopt a 10 or no count rule as they pursue wins. The team has notched at least 10 runs in each of their last five games, averaging 18 runs per game and maintaining strong hitting across the slate. Decatur, IA contends for the season title, with young Tom Bridges of Eymusville, Indiana, tossing eight innings and allowing six runs in a 6 to 2 loss. New York’s Willam Woods ward seeks a clear title to the American cycle championship in a 63¢ game.
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Belmont Stakes Training Threat From Whichoner at Whitney Farm
Training reports indicate Whichoner, a formidable threat to the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, is conditioning under Ray with Harry Payne Whitney’s stable, signaling a strong Belmont Stakes challenge.
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Trojans Enter Stage Meet as Big Favorites
Chicago June 7 The Trojans led by Frank Wykoff qualified 12 men in nine of ten events at the National Collegiate Track and Field championship. Ohio State Notre Dame Washington Nebraska Kansas Stanford and others followed, with 41 universities overall sending entrants as the finals approach.
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Thompson Wins World Welterweight Title Fight in England
The bout saw Omafia-Young Jack Thompson knock out Billy Wells in England to claim the world welterweight crown. A separate college survey notes that 176 students at Fetus Christian University earned all or part of their expenses.
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Batting Champ In American Association Tops Race
In the American Association the batting leaders end the week with Beyo Lebourveau of Toledo at the top after raising his average to .414 and gaining 30 points. St Paul’s Haas follows, Rost and Purdy among others posting strong marks as the season nears mid year.
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Proposed Court Action Sparks City Arrests
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a clash over remarks said to provoke riots. The city attorney ordered arrests amid tense municipal debate and filings continuing from page one.
Afghan Rebels Continue Push Amid Disobedience Reports
Battle updates describe Afghan rebels punished for raised tensions after a commandant’s report. Disobedience led to resignations as British forces face civil disobedience and ongoing resistance across frontier districts. British air operations target Afridi tribesmen near Peshawar with extensive bombings reported.
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