Every Squad Changes Spot in Warm Race
The national league sees constant lineup shifts as Pirates win two games to surge into a tie for second and Reds top Giants in an 18 hit, 15-4 rout. Cardinals stay ahead, while Cubs, Bees, Phillies rotate positions amid a busy day of games. American League sees Browns beat Yankees, Tigers beat Red Sox, Senators edge Indians, Athletics stumble toward the cellar.
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Associated Press
Deans
Casey Stengel
National League
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Dodgers
Jim Weaver
Bucs
Brooklyn
van Lingle
Mungo
Reds
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Kiki Cuyler
Bees
Phillies
Cubs
Roy Henshin
Senators
Browns
Tigers
New York
New York Yankes
Elon Hogsett
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Pete Appleton
Athletics
White Sox
Fights Report From Sections Across the Nation
Boxing results last night show Charley Gomez outpointing Petey Caracciola and Johnny Morro defeating Leo Rodak in New York. Marty Gallagher topped Bob Tow in Washington while Ceferino Garcia beat Peter Jackson in Los Angeles. Fritzie Zivic stopped Tony Falco in Pittsburgh. Pete de Ruzzo outpointed Willie Pal in Mamaroneck and Billy Mosco stopped Eddie Cox in New York. Jon Lombardi outpointed Al Dunbar in Jersey City.
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New York
Charley Gomez
Baltimore
Petey Caracciola
Brooklyn
Johnny Morro
Leo Rodak
Chicago
Washington
Marty Gallagher
Bob Tow
Alexander
Los Angeles
Ceferino Garcia
Manila
Peter Jackson
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zi
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Pete de Ruzzo
Mamaroneck
Willie Pal
Albany
Billy Mosco
Paterson
N. J
Eddie Cox
Jersey City
Jon Lombardi
al Dunbar
Wrestling Results From Multiple Cities Last Night
Inirmape wrestling results show Vincent Lopez of Mexico at 225 pounds defeating Chief Little Wolf of Colorado at 218 in 31 minutes. Danno O Mahoney of Ireland bested Joe Gox of Kansas City in two straight falls in Irvington New Jersey. Everett Marshall of La Junta Colo defeated Max Martin of Brooklyn in Montreal. Ali Baba heavyweight champion beat Pat McLary of Ireland in Bridgeport with two straight falls. Bronko Nagurski of International Falls Minn threw Tommy Marvin of Columbia Tenn in Minneapolis.
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Baltimore
Vincent Lopez
Mexico
Chief Little Wolf
Colorado
Irvington
N. J
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Joe Gox
Kansas City
Montreal
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Max Martin
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Conn
Ali Baba
Pat McLary
Minneapolis
Bronko Nagurski
International Falls
Minn
Tommy Marvin
Columbia
Tenn
Twins Shine In Open Meet And Golf Pro Am Run
Twins Ernie and Ferdy Catropa, noted golf pros, posted identical scores at Seawane while qualifying for the national open and again in the Whatley Hills pro-amateur tour. Their tutor Al Brosch of Bethpage praises their identical swings as a rare pairing for future Open days. Also mentioned are Temple baseball struggles, Max Schmeling’s brother Rudy’s birthday on fight day, and Derby picks by Prof Bill Reese.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Sue
Ernie
Ferdy
Catropa
Seawane
Whatley Hills
al Brosch
Bethpage
Brosch
Bob Garrison
Temple
Bubit
Gaumont
Mahmoud
Schmeling Unruffled by Louis Boosts Ahead of Fight
Schmeling prepares for his June 18 bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium amid skeptics who see Louis’s speed and power overwhelming the German. Max, 30, weighs 193 pounds after sparring with three partners, insisting he isn’t nervous, vows to fight hard, while Louis’ rapid fire punches loom as the decisive factor.
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Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
der Maxie
Uhlan
Louis
Brown Bomber
Jone
Max
Teuton Schlager
Baer
Carnera
Levinsky
Anny Ondra
Schmeling
Heinz Kohlhass
Henry Cooper
Mickey McAvoy
Jerry Johnson
Baseball scores and schedule from National and American leagues
Yesterday results include Pittsburgh routing Brooklyn and Cincinnati overpowering New York as St. Louis edged Boston. Today's games feature Brooklyn at Pittsburgh plus Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati with St. Louis at Boston. In the American League Washington beat Cleveland and Detroit defeated Boston with Chicago and Cleveland meeting later.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Broklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston Ie
W. L. Pet
York
Washington Chicago
Dudley Takes Golf Tourney at Shawnee on Del
Shawnee on Delaware Pa June 10 Ed Dudley retained the Shawnee open golf crown with a 72 2168 card after a wobbling putt on the 18th green edged Ralph Guldahl who shot 289 to tie for second with Roland MacKenzie Tony Manero the new United States open champion finished with 301 in the event once held by Dudley since 1930
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Shawnee-On-Delaware
Dudley
Philadelphia
Ralph Guldahl
Guldahl
Roland MacKenzie
Washington, D. C
Tony Manero
Open title Is Not As Valued As Once Rated
Tony Manero sits atop as the Open champion but the myth of vast riches fades. Gene Sarazen recalls the bungled $250,000 tag after 1932 wins and warns Open money rarely matches hype. Sam Parks Jr. notes the $1,000 prize. Manero may net around $10,000.
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Associated Press
New York
Tony Manero
America
Sarazen
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Parks
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Sam
Don Manero
QUTDCOR MITT SEASON OPENS
Charleston June 10. Outdoor boxing season at Morgantown opens tomorrow with Pleasant Valley athletic club and Pittsburgh fighters. Promoter John Zan brings Scotty Biffle Russ Stoner Frankie Wills Pete Barton Bill Fallon and the Dells jon. Hole in One Joe Markey first to make a hole in one at Nicely Villa Field club. Twilight Baseball League disbands after 62 years due to low gate receipts.
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Charleston
Morgantown
Pleasant Valley Athletic Club
Pittsburgh
John Zan
West Virginia
Scotty Biffle
Russ Stoner
Frankie Wills
Pete Barton
Bill Fallon
Dellsjon
Joe Markey
Parkersburg
Nicely Villa
Ray McKim
Howard Work
Dick Morgan
M. Macklin
Anna Hoblitzell
Huntington
Warren Fountain
Camden Park
Beer Parlor Proprietor Pays Fine With Nickels
Montgomery report shows John Fabretti, mobile beer parlor proprietor, fined 13 dollars and 60 cents for violation of prohibition laws. He dumped 272 nickels on the clerk’s desk and quipped that he takes it in and pays it out in that manner.
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Montgomery
Ala
John Fabretti
Mobile
Fabretta
Greys Seize First Place In Mid-Atlantic League Win
Portsmouth battered Canton 17-4 as new outfielder Wrigley homered and Patrick also connected. Canton’s Senators split with Zanesville 5-2, while Reiss struck out 11 and Dutfy eight for the Ducks. Martynik earned his eighth win as Huntington defeated Akron 8-6. upcoming games list Dayton at Huntington and other matchups.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
Canton
Terriers
Wrigley
Patrick
Senators
Zanesville
Dayton
Reiss
Dutfy
Charleston
Johnstown
Martynik
Mike Martynik
Huntington
Red Birds
Akron
97 Year Old Wins Jury Job In Miami
In Miami Florida on June 10 a 97 year old man J C Kuney earned a position on a jury after demonstrating he could bend and touch his toes without bending his knees. Attorneys had considered striking his name due to age but Kuney proved fit and was accepted.
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Miami
Fla
J. C. Kuney
Kuney
America Opens Defense Of Polo Cup In London Victory
America opened defense of the International Polo Cup with a 10 to 9 win over England before about 10,000 at Hurlingham Club London. Eric Pedley of California scored nine of the ten goals, matching his cup competition record set in 1930 at Meadow Brook. The American team faced unusually tough opposition from the patched British side.
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Hurlingham Club
London
America
England
Eric Pedley
California
Pedley
Meadow Brook
University of Texas Star Joins Pittsburgh Pirates
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the acquisition of Melvin Preibisch a six foot 190 pound center fielder from the University of Texas. He bats and throws right handed and will be assigned to one of the Pirate farm clubs.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Melvin Preibisch
University of Texas
Preibisch
Pirate
Platform delays in deciding party planks amid minimum wage debate
Reported overnight tensions in the eastern subcommittee as leaders failed to finish the monetary plank backing Governor Alf Landon. A potential minority report loomed while disagreements on farm and foreign affairs planks persisted. A late 2 am recess surprised members as heated talks on minimum wage softened.
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Cent
Platform
Alf Landon
Kansas
Landon Aides Move on Platform Draft Amid Borah Talk
Speculation rose as Wilam Allan White and subcommittee members discussed Borah's possible cooperation with Landon forces. They denied formal negotiations, noting they were tired and would study the draft overnight. The Gold Standard split appeared, with Knox backing gold exchange and Borah favoring managed currency, while the rest of the platform leaned states rights on key issues.
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Wilam Allan White
Landon
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Subcommittee
Knox
London
Empora
Frank ‘Knox
Illinois
Hoover Speech at 1896 Democratic Convention Read Aloud
Rowell called Hoover's 1896 Democratic convention address the speech he read, noting its strong influence on the proceedings. The report highlights Hoover's delivery and the reception among delegates as the convention progressed.
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Rowell
Hoover Testimony and Violent Allegations Amid Trial
Eyewitnesses recount confrontations as three men face charges in a dramatic examination trial. Witness Charley testifies to a shooting sequence involving Turner, his wife, and daughter, with Jim Turner firing a pistol and Oscar firing a revolver in a chaotic scene that ends with Turner being restrained.
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Turner
Charley
Jai Mounts
Charsley
Jim
Tam
Oscar
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