Reds Defeat Giants to Hold Lead in National League
Reds edge Giants 1 0 at Polo Grounds in front of 44 000 as Jake May pitches a gem. Hendricks coalitions strong pitching timely hitting and solid defense push Cincinnati to top of NL while Dodgers fall to Cards. Yankees lose as White Sox beat them 11 8 in Chicago. Red Sox fall 2 1 in 12 innings to St Louis. Senators surge past Indians 4 1 for fourth straight win.
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Cincinnati Reds
Jack Hendricks
Hendricks
Jakie May
Reds
New York
Giants
Praoklyn
St. Louis Cardiniels
Hel Risannotte
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
New York Yankees
White Sox
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Detroit Teers
Jamieson
Goslin
Judge
Washington
Cleveland
Senators
Sporting notes and political mutterings blend in scattered clippings
A collage of sports mentions reels off pitchers and all time records with Rogers, Hornsby, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth and others in a broad, fragmented summary. It shifts to political and international items noting Peking, Shek, trans-Pacific plans, and farm marches amid a chaotic page of headlines and brief blurbs.
Ruth Hints at 21st and 22nd Home Runs in Chicago
Babe Ruth hit his 21st and 22nd homers of the season yesterday in Chicago. Red Faber, once perplexing to Ruth, yielded one of the four-ply pitches amid Ruth’s long-ball run.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Red Faber
Rambino
Ruth
Red
Standings and results from mid-atlantic and national leagues
Yesterday in the Mid-Atlantic League Irmont beat Clarksburg 7 1 Scottdale topped Cumberland 6 2 Cumberland and Scottdale split the doubleheader 4 2 in second game Johnstown over Jeannette 8 1 Wheeling defeated James 1 Fairmont meets Scottdale Clarksburg faces Wheeling Johnstown plays Jeannette Cumberland meets Charleroi National League Cincinnati edged York 0 1 St Louis 1 Brooklyn won 7 American League Chicago and New York rested Detroit beat Philadelphia Washington beat Cleveland St Louis defeated Boston in 12 innings Today NY visits Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington hosts Cleveland Boston at St Louis.
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Irmont
Clarksburg
Scottdale
Cumberland
Johnstown
Jeannette i. Vol
Wheeling
Fairmont
Jeannette
Charleroi
Cincinnati
York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington i
Clevland
Toston
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Ciubs
Bost
le Pe
Hoston
Reigh Count Seeks 3 Year Old Champion Title
Reigh Count the Derby winner for Mrs John D Herta appears poised to be named the country’s top three year old. Vic Lorian and Misstep both fall to Vilo and Toro, horses that have ridden Reigh Count’s off track speed.
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Reigh Count
John D. Herta
Vic~ Lorian
Vilo
Toro
Reigh
Local Welterweight Joe Seria to Fight in New York
Joe Seria of Simpson a Taylor county welterweight earns a major chance to thrill Gotham fans in a June 20 bout at the St Nicholas Athletic Club 16th Street New York. He has fought in West Virginia cities Clarksburg Wheeling Fairmont and is viewed as a rising star. The fight will air on WJZ network with opponent TBA. Seria left last week to condition himself and trains at St Nicholas gym.
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Taylor County
Joe Seria
Simpson
Gotham
St. Nicholay
16Th Street
New York
Joe
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Fairmont
WJZ
St. Nicholas Gym
Hartman Named Next Broaddus Athletic Director Coach
Hartman of Fairmont, Ohio Northern graduate, is reported chosen as Broaddus College athletic director and coach to replace Fred Chenoweth. Presidents and trustees weigh the selection as Hartman’s friends say he accepted, while no official announcement has been made. Hartman noted for handling track events, with Broaddus lacking a track program.
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W. W. Trent
Broaddus College
George Hartman
Fairmont
Ohio Northern University
Broaddus
Fred Chenoweth
Hartman
Baptist School
Pople
Grafton
Fairmont Normal
Chenoweth
Trent
Chenny
Dick Shaw
the Sentinel
Hartman Selection Expected As Hartman Named
News brief notes New River State Mont B area still open and President Trent to announce Hartman selection shortly. anticipation rises for a key personnel decision involving Hartman.
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New River State
Mont B
Trent
Hartman
Monongalia County Carnivals Barred by Prosecutor
Morgantown West Virginia Prosecuting Attorney William Wunt announced that after tonight carnivals would be taboo in Monongalia county The prohibition targets carnival concessions while the carnival itself remains acceptable The notice reflects county authorities disapproval and concludes with a quip about a West Virginia man distributing wealth among relatives and a flapper reflecting on sunlight and germs
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Morgantown
W. Va
Montongalia
Williaa Wunt
Hornsby Holds Own In Hitting Race
By ALAN J. GOULD Rogers Hornsby continues to hit at a 400 pace and may become the first major leaguer to exceed that mark four times. The Cardinal icon already shares the rare feat of three .400 seasons with Burkett and Cobb, showing reduced impact from managerial duties on his batting prowess.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Dane
Rogers Hornsby
Toston
Rogers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Giants
Hornsby
Jesse Burkett
Ty Cobb
Yale Youths Win Freedom After Disturbance
In New Haven on Memorial Day eve Yale students caused a disturbance. Three men arraigned on breach of peace had cases continued to December 1. Two others were discharged. Dan T. Moore and Holland V. Williams were freed. Continuances included Gordon B. Tweedy Stanley Connell and Hamilton Allen. A sewer work crew sparked the incident as bottles flew and eggs and fruit targeted police headquarters. A brick shattered a window at the police chief’s office.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dan T. Moore
Washington, D. C
Holland V. Williams
New York City
Gordon B. Tweedy
H. H. Tweedy
Yale Divinity School
Stanley Connell
Hamilton Allen
Oneida
Polar party split drifts as duchess plans India voyage
Overnight AP report mentions a split in a polar party and the Duchess of Bedford, aged one, taking a round trip to India in eight days. Other items include a deadly rail incident near Munich and a broken express line from Peking to Feng Yu-Hsiang.
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Associated Press
London
Mary
Duchess of Bedford
India
Nuremberg
Flashes and Mishaps Highlight New York Sports News
A roundup of sensational events from New York and beyond features Dazzy Vance's golf long drive of 256 yards and Bigger State at 238 yards. It notes a nonstop James Nurr athon with seven participants led by Mr. Pyle and a bunion derbyist. The report covers matador Juan Silvett injured likely fatally in a car crash in Mexico City and Mr Televox at a Governors Island fete. Curtiss Field reports an aviator’s fatal propeller incident. Mount Pleasant recalls Steudhe killed by a propeller on a ride. New York also covers Lottie Moore Schoemmel being sued for $800 by sister Grace Moore Shaw over a crossover trip speech and rumors of temperamental opera stardom.
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New York
Dazzy Vances
The
Daily News
Bigger State
Lottie Moore
Schoemmel
Tae
Grace Moore Shaw
On & Loan
Lottie
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Herbert W. Barker
Coolidge
Brule River
Rajah
Nap Lajoie
Adrian
Pop) Anson
Omy
Harry Heilmann
Tris Speaker
Eddie Collins
Cao ‘Eany
Peking
Tansin
CH Shek
Coummcidae
Sydney
Era
Gabe
Kansas City
Ailles
Hoover
Madison
Wisconsin University
Lindbersh
Wheaton
Raleigh
Hull
Smith
Holt
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Leo Lomaki
Aberdeen
Wash
Garden
Hach
Soi
Wairmont
al Clarksburg
Scottdali
Nare Johnstown U
Diamond
Queen’s Flight
Allan Natal
Mabel Bell
Queen of Diamonds
Old Orchard
Paris
Charles
A. Levine
Columbia
Arthur, Arce
Oliv Oliver Boutellier
Pres. Trent
Monongalia County
Court
James Nurrathon
Mr. Pyle
Mexico City
Juan Silvett
Curtiss Field
X. Y
Lindsbergh
Mount Pleasant
Steudhe
Tarem
Dey’ Murphy
Yaksenger
Etta Kett
Hamma
Ryen
Gome
Dandruff
Etta
By Paul Robinson
Wikt
Father Papa
Donnie
Leslie, Forgrave
Sister
Cee Beth
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