White Sox hand Yankees another loss in slump
Chicago White Sox defeat New York Yankees for the second straight time as Ted Jhunkenshi limits the Yanks. Al Simmons and Foxx supply late power for Philadelphia? No, the article notes a sweep by the White Sox and includes other AL and NL results with multiple teams vying for dominance in a busy slate.
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New York Yankees
Miller
Chicago White Sox
Ted Jhunkenshi
Babe Tuth
Wice
Letty Grove
Rishe Walberg
Connie Mack
Winkee Stadium
al Simmons
Foxx
Athletics
Detroit
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Val Plenic
Reds
Bearded President Question Dominates GOP Convention
Special Central Press correspondent reports at the Republican convention in Kansas City on June 12 that beards and mustaches spark debate among delegates. Observations note oversized delegates, questions on candidate appearance, and the persistent issue of beards as a political symbol. The piece also covers intra party policy debates over farm relief and the 18th amendment, with tensions looming between wet and dry factions as resolutions committees form. A separate Chicago update cites a Northwestern University dermatology finding on a silver poisoning method to remove black discolouration in skin.
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Central Press
the Grifton Sentinel
Kansas City
National Association of
New Jersey
Lfe
Hoover
Dawes
Lowden
Curtis
Watson
Coolidge
Harrison
Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Lincoln
Hughes
Iestion
Agricultural Reller Bank
McNary- Haugen
Smoot
Utah
Moses
New Hampshire
New York
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
Resolutions Committee
Mills
New York State
Borah
Idaho
Bitterneas
Sube
Chicago
William Suillidns
Northwestern University Medical School
Fights Last Night AP Brief recap of boxing actions
In Chicago Otto Von Porat knocked out Tony Stabenau while Haakon Hansen and Joe Lockhart were stopped by technical knockout. Boston saw Jimmy Maloney defeat Jack Demaye on a decision. Jersey City North Johnny Haystack beat Babe McGorgary on a foul, with shoe-related infraction noted for Joey Sangor.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Otto von Porat
Norway
Tony Stabenau
Buffalo
Johnny Mason
Kansas City
Haakon Hansen
Joe Chaney
Baltimore
Joe Lockhart
Hyansville
Ind
Boxing Results From Several Cities Across The Nation
Milwaukee defeated Santiago Zoril la of Panama in eight rounds by a technical decision. Joe Azzaralla of Milwaukee scored a technical knockout over Pedro Amador of Panama in eight rounds. Johnny Datto of Cleveland defeated Jimmy Hack ley of Los Angeles in nineteen rounds. Stanley Williams of Martins Ferry won a technical knockout against Lon Loye Jace of Terre Haute in eight rounds. Rosey Stoy Langaster of Lancaster knocked out Al Corbett of Cleveland in two rounds. Tony Ross of Haltimore defeated Frankie An selm of South America in eight rounds. Sylvan Tass of Newark halted Jolmay Odin of Paasaie by technical knockout in seven rounds.
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Waukee
Santiago Zorilla
Panama
Joe Azzaralla
Milwaukee
Pedro Amador
Cincinnati
Johnny — Datto
Cleveland
Jimmy Hackley
Los Angeles
Stanley Williams
Martins Ferry
Lon Loye- Jace
Terre Haute
Lancaster
Rosey Stoy
Langaster
al Corbett
Tony Ross
Haltimore
Frankie Anselm
South America
Newark
N. J
Sylvan Tass
Jolmay Odin
Paasaie
Many Qualify in Open Meet
Many professionals and amateurs qualified yesterday for the National Open golf championship at Olympia Fields Chicago next week. Exempt players include Tommy Armour Bobby Jones Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Arlie Compston Arthur Havers Harry Cooper Bill Mettern and other top names from Oakmont 1927. Remaining Chicago district spots and other international entrants were noted as late finishers completed rounds.
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New York
Olympia Fields
Chicago
Tommy Armour
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Arelie Compston
Arthur Havers
Harry Cooper
Bill Mettern
Oakmont
W. J. Pet
Cruces
Cumberland
Jeannette
Charlerot
Clarksburg
Scottdale
Johnstown
Boxing stars plan Olympic stay and Walker Cup duel
New York boxing notes report George Holtman will delay turning pro until after the Olympics after a talk with Tex Richard. The British Walker Cup squad is named with T P Perkins and Dr William Tweddell among others, while J B Beck previously won the 1926 gold. Chicago reports AFL schedule tweaks favored by B S Barnard as weather conditions loom large. Ace Hudkins of Nebraska has challenged Mickey Walker for the middleweight title match.
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Associated Press
New York
George Holtman
America
Tex Richard
Jacob W. Strumpf
Cairman
Olympic Boxing Committee
Robny Jones
Chicago
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
Mickey Walker
Flashes of Life from The Associated Press
A world of odd notes and brief items from Albany to New York includes a radio fan updating a set, swimmers Mandel and Bletchtrey’s staged arrest in Central Park, Oxford awarding a doctorate to Brewnor Lodge, Barbara Hateh aiding Ziegfeld, and London gossip on Great Britain's Olympic chances with a feature on a non smoking, non drinking actress.
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Associated Press
Albany
J Mikes
Kansas City
Hous
Smith
Gerkinsss
W. Gerkinge
Superior
Wis
En- Hodel
Mr. Coolidge
Henty
Williams
Brule
J. Gerkins
Potomac
Hickman
Oland
Reed
New York
Millie Carson
Ethelda Bletchtrey
Central Park
Barbara Hateh
Amsterdam
Illain
How They Stand MID-ATLANTIC LEAGUE Results and Schedules
Yesterday results show Clarksburg 3 Wheeling 4 Cumberland 4 Charleroi 0 Johnstown 3 Jeannette 1 Fairmont 10 Scottdale 6. Today's games feature Fairmont at Scottdale Clarksburg at Wheeling Johnstown at Jeannette Cumberland at Charleroi.
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Clarksburg
Wheeling
Cumberland
Charleroi
Johnstown
Jeannette
Fairmont
Scottdale
Walker Driven for June 21 Title Bout Spars
Walker trains here and has impressed Chicago fans with strong offense and defense in yesterday sparring sessions. The anticipated title bout is officially set for June 21 with multiple sparring partners observed.
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Walker
Chicago
Hazel-Atlas Drops Battle in County League Victory
Dane Leach led Hazel-Atlas sluggers to a 5-1 win over B. & C. on the local field. Newton restricted hits but four errors backed him poorly as Williams J Gbrkins and Reed delivered timely fourth inning hits. The Battling Rattiers scored their only run in the second, while Leach Reed and Wright starred in a fast one hour twenty minute contest.
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Dane Leach
Harles
Hazel Atlas
Newton
Glassies
Williams
J. Gbrkins
Reed
Pear
Hot
Wearth
Gerkins
Norvis
Short
Howearth
Leach
Wright
Baseball game summary with misc data from box score
Sacrifice hits by Hodel Leach and others, stolen bases by F Gerkins W Gerkins Jackson Davis Howearth two. Left on base five for one team and zero for the other. Hazel Atlas team issued seven hits. Leach walked once and struck out five while New ton struck out five. Hodel was hit by pitch by New ton. Earned runs listed as B and Hazel Atlas one. Time 1:20. Umpire Lansbury.
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Hodel
Leach
F. Gerkins
W. Gerkins
Jackson
Davis
Howearth
Hazel Atlas
Newton
Lansbury
Overnight AP News Roundup From Kansas City to Vienna
AP wires report a tense political rally in Kansas City as Hoover Shand’s camp challenges Wat son supporters. Coolidge delays departure for the summer White House while praising a pay as you go policy to a business group. In Utah Sheldon Clark found guilty of hammer murder, and in West Virginia a coal company president shot by a worker who fled. International items note hunger in the Arctic wilderness, a model governor in Peking, the Duchess of Bedford traveling to India, Germany ready to meet reparations annuity, Thaw heading to Vienna, drought in northeastern Brazil, and a physician strike in Vienna with free care demand.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Mellon
Hoover
Watson
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Manti
Utah
Sheldon Clark
Teckley
W. Va
Mons
Glade Coal and Timber Co
Kings Bay
Peking
London
Mary
Duchess of Bedford
Sofia
Aleppo
India
Berlin
Parker Gilbert
Germany
Paris
Harry I. Thaw
Vienna
Rio de Jenioro
Brazil
Bolling Field Chief Commended By Fechet
Captain Robert E. Ellis, personnel officer at Bolling Field, is commended by Major General Fechet for safely landing a plane near Green Springs West Virginia. The commendation notes his presence of mind in discovering the blaze cause and preventing further accidents, choosing a controlled landing over parachuting.
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Washington
Robert E. Ellis
Bolling Feld
Fechet
Army Air Corps
Invents fuelless air plane by Oak Park man
Peter N. Karabatsos demonstrates a fuelless flying device strapped to the body. He claims a wearer can lift off with winglike flapping, reach up to 60 mph, and hover stationary with a 50 pound motor attached.
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Peter N. Karabatsos
Oak Park
Karabsteou
Platform is About Ready in Kansas City
Republican platform makers labored to draft the party declaration for the November election as they sift through numerous suggestions and proposals in Kansas City. The group builds a platform to seek a new grant of power from voters.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Kansas City
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