Reds Lose Grip as Dodgers Edge in 11 Inning Classic
Dodgers beat Reds 1 0 in 11 innings at Brooklyn as Brooklyn rifle-fire hammers Reds. Giants edge Cardinals 4 2 at Polo Grounds. Pirates reach 12th inning win on Scott, Adams, Wa x hits. Yankees extend lead to 10 games with 8 2 win over Indians. Browns down Athletics 4 1 with Crowder pitching. Ruth homers for Yankees. Derby, Keeneland notes. Reigh Count scratched from Belmont. Purdue eyeing Cal game by plane. American Derby contenders listed. Hack Wilson notes Cubs jinx on homers.
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Prohibition officers charged in Milton break in case
Cabell grand jury indicted deputy state prohibition commissioner Py S Cherrington and two state dry agents Fred Phipps and G W Dempsey for forcible entry into a Milton home in April and thefts including a shotgun a pistol and 110 dollars. Another indictment targets Bias E B Bias for breaking and entering and stealing 160 dollars. Bias was later arrested. Bias was found guilty earlier and another defendant was acquitted.
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Slayer Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Count in Trial Shuffle
In St Joseph Michigan of June 22 Marguerite Rumbaugh of War Indiana and her two brothers George and Chard faced a trial for shooting W T Cook a Niles basket maker. The case ended when Marguerite Rumbaugh pleaded guilty to manslaughter on condition her brothers be freed after a conference with Judge Charles E White. The agreement followed most testimony.
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McTigne Loses In Ten Rounds To Emanuel
In a Garden arena bout Mike McTigne lost to Armand Emanuel over ten rounds. Emanuel dominated early, forcing a nine count in the first round as McTigne faded from fatigue. The clash underscores the toll on veteran athletes beyond their 30s. New York reports note the Vermont Stakes, a major American turf classic, remains prominent in the sport.
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Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Armando San Francisco defeated Mike Me Tigne, Joe Monte beat James J Braddock, Manuel Detroit faced Sergeants Hak er Mitchell Field and Jack McCarthy. Armand Selutekels topped Tilly Petrol, Arturo Schnekels won on a foul from Meyer Grace. Jack Ridger g England shaded Johnny Mellon, Wort Thomas beat Harry Mc Carthy, Earl Baker defeated Casey Jones, Penny Berg won over Johnny Stroup.
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Farm Bureau federation backs agriculture equality pledge
Directors of the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago on June 8 adopted recommendations to the Republican and Democratic national conventions. The plan asks each party to initiate and enact legislation that would secure for agriculture a place of equality alongside industry finance labor and other groups in the American protective system.
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Mickey Walker Fights Hudkins Lomski Ahead in 1930s Ring Return
Mickey Walker faces Ace Hodkins in Chicago on June 21 and Leo Lomski in New York two weeks later, with victory over Hodkins and a strong showing against Lomski key to his plan to stay atop the welterweight and middleweight ranks. Once champion since 1926, Walker defends the title against Milligan in London, while critics note his past losses to Greb and his continued rugged stamina as he eyes future bouts.
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Flashes of Life and University Honors Streaks
In New York ushers cracked down on public affection at a movie theater after a man was beaten by staff and fined five dollars. A Washington bulletin notes Big Bill Haywood’s life in government, money orders, and a theft during lectures. Chicago reports Carolyn Teetzel, a junior at the University of Chicago, rapidly achieving initiation into Phi Beta Kappa and Kappa, plus a university aide post and a major C in athletics within 24 hours.
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St Joseph Woman on Stand in Slaying Trial
Miss Marguerite Hangh testifies in St Joseph about ten years of intimate ties with Walter H. Cook of Niles. She says he followed her after she vowed never to see him again, continuing across cities and to California. Her 82 year old sister Mrs Bumbaugh and brother Girard, charged with murder, were to testify next.
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Johnson refuses aid to Smith on anti Smith ticket
Clyde R. elected Democratic delegate at large said he would support neither Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York nor Sen. James A. Reed of Missouri for the Democratic nomination, signaling a break from the Smith faction.
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Two Suspects Held Here For Few Hours
Policemen arrived today with Alexander Tanner and his son Francis and placed them in Harrison county jail. The Tanners, connected with the shooting of Deputy State Prohibition Commissioner O. Mm. Summers, were pursued in the mountains near Camden on Cauley. Later the prisoners were taken to Parkersburg. Summers was reported seriously injured.
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