St Louis Cardinals Rise in NL Race After Braves Win
The Red Birds maintain momentum as Bill McKechnie guides St Louis toward another pennant push. Cincinnati Reds cling to a slim lead as St Louis wins four straight over the Boston Braves 3 to 2. Giants split with Pirates in 11 innings, Cubs beat Brooklyn, Yankees top St Louis Browns, Athletics edge Cleveland, Washington bests Detroit, and White Sox beat Red Sox 5 to 4.
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SL Louis
Bill McKechnia
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louiis
Reds
Philadelphi
Toston Braves
St. Louis
Braves
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Corsairs
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Alex Metzler
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Baseball and Rival Results Across Leagues
Yesterday in the Mid Atlantic League Fairmont beat Cumberland and Charleroi topped Stown while Jeannette and Wheeling drew on wet grounds. National League saw Pittsburgh lose to New York in 11 innings while Chicago defeated Brooklyn and St. Louis edged Boston. American League totals included Philadelphia over Cleveland and Detroit beating Washington. American Association featured Toledo over St Paul and Columbus over Minneapolis with Louisville and Kansas City on top in a split.
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Cumberland
Stown
Charleroi
Clarkeburg-Scottdale
Jeannette Wheeling
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
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Kansas City
Pet
Dneinnati
Red Philadelphia
St. Louis Ar
Wimbledon Opens as Bennett and Mallory Lead Series
Miss Eileen Bennett and Mrs. Molla B. Mallory launch the international lawn tennis season in the Wightman Cup series. Americans defend the trophy won at Forest Hills last year as the first singles match gets underway.
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Wimbledon
England
Eileen Bennett
Molla B. Mallory
U. S
Forest Hills
Broaddus Names Hartman as New Athletics Director
Hartman of Fairmont a product of Ohio Northern University has been chosen as director of athletics at Broaddus College. He brings a strong record from coaching in Ohio high schools Canton Terminals and independent Fairmont-area teams. He aims to promote clean sports and broad student participation in athletics.
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Fairmont Times
Broaddus College
George K. Hartman
G. K. Hartman
Fairmont
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Fred Chenoweth
Hartman
Pollman
Winemaller
Ohio State
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Canton Terminals
A. B. Judy
Fairmont College
West Virginia University
Hornsby Banished For Causing Bottle Shower
New York June 16 The National League suspended Braves manager Rogers Hornsby for five days for conduct on the field. Hornsby was held accountable for arousing fans at Braves field who hurled bottles at umpire Pfirman after his ejection for arguing balls and strikes.
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New York
Braves
Cardinals
Boston
Rogers Hornsby
John A. Heydler
National League
Hornsby
Braves Field
Pfirman
Pfrman
Boxing Night Results From Chicago and Nearby Cities
Archie Bell of Brooklyn outpointed Young Nationalis of the Philippines. Joey Medill of Chicago beat Steve McDonald of Canada in a ten rounder. Lawlice Love of Terre Haute defeated Harry Kreindler of Cincinnati in six rounds. Danny Budd of Terre Haute outpointed Jimmy Brown of Cincinnati in four. Howard Mitchell of Cincinnati defeated Ray Van Hook of Terre Haute.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Archie Bell
Brooklyn
Young Nationalis
Philippines
Joey Medill
Steve McDonald
Canada
Fort Thomas
Law Lovelace
Terre Haute
Harry Kreindler
Cincinnati
Danny Budd
Jimmy Brown
Howard Mitchell
Ray van Hook
Flashes of Life by Associated Press
New York readers see John Bull deliver a small check to Uncle Sam as he contends with a vast war debt of 67,200,000 dollars. He seeks to redeem American securities at a discount to par but miscalculates, drawing in J. P. Morgan and Co. to adjust the financial arrangement.
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Associated Press
New York
John Bull
Uncle Sam
John
J. P. Morgan and. Co
English tennis star defeats Mrs Mallory in Wightman Cup
English player Eileen Bennett defeats Molla Mallory of the United States in the opening singles match of the Wightman Cup. Bennett wins 6-1 6-3 in London on June 15.
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Mallory
Winbledon
Eileen Bennett
England
Molla Mallory
United States
Engish
Inday
Candidate Named As Hon Orey Walker Takes a Snooze
Special Central Press Correspondent reports from Kansas City June 14 as Hoover is nominated at the Republican convention. The writer laments not getting his preferred local candidate and describes a late night of caucuses, nap attempts, and congressmen sleeping through the proceedings. The piece ends with the journalist buying an extra to learn who was nominated.
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Orey Walker
Kansas City
Hoover
Houston
Texas
Senator Heflin
Heflin
Big Bill Thompson
Multinational notices mix of wills yachts and sports
A Chicago trust plan seeds $100000 for needy residents from John B. Lavezzerio. Boston hosts a $625000 Die sel yacht Camargo launch. In New York Helen Wills and 17 year old Helen Hicks dominate golf. Madrid tightens bull sport rules with shields for bulls. Camden judge condemns a mill foreman to jail in harsh terms.
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Helen Wills
Helen Hicks
Long Island
Billie
Man jailed for three months after kissing incident rumor
A man who claimed he saw a girl worker kiss her boyfriend received a three months sentence. The report notes the allegation and the court’s ruling as reported by the local newspaper.
Overnight News Roundup From The Nation And World
Overnight dispatches report Kansas City Hoover nomination with 83 percent support and a largely unanimous result despite few nay votes. Washington Hoover accepts congratulations but retires. proceedings conducted by radio and telephone. Superior Wisconsin Coolidge heads to bed before nomination and misses train radio. Chicago Cleaver, an escaped convict, is captured after a gun battle. Washington Santa Fe railroad seeks permission to acquire Orient system. Lexington Democrat convention pledges 26 votes for Smith. Foreign reports include Kings Bay Nobile party facing snow blindness. London House of Commons rejects revised prayerbook. Mexico City actress Maria Conesa ordered deported for complicity in smuggling. Bogota telephone girls strike.
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Associated Pri
Kansas
Hoover
Washington
Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Chicago
Cleaver
Santa Fe Railroad
Orient System
Lexington
Smith
Kings Bay
London
House of Commons
Mexico City
Maria Conesa
Bogota
Tragic Western stars in The Trick of Hearts at Opera House
The Universal Western attracts with a charismatic star, superb riding, and realistic acting. A wild group ride highlights the screen’s finest horse handling. Georgia Hale and Connie Meade deliver notable supporting turns in a tale of political power and frontier justice.
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Uni* Versal
Gibson
Georgia Hale
Hoot
Miss Hale
Mortion
Series of Earthquake Shocks Reported in Washington
The Georgetown University seismograph logged a series of strong shocks starting at 1 31 a m and continuing three hours. Maximum intensity occurred between 2 27 and 2 36 a m with an estimated reach of over 8000 miles.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Taylor county to pave Astor section road upgrade
Taylor county begins two mile hard surfacing near Astor in cooperation with the state road commission to improve the Bear Mountain area. petitions urged a larger plan including two miles in Barbour county, with Barbour and Taylor seeking a joint six mile project to reach the county line and connect to a period of year round access to Grafton benefiting Bear Valley and local business interests.
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State Road Commission
Astor Bear Mountain
Taylor County
Astor
Grafton
State Commission
Taylor
Barbour County
Charles C. King
Commission
Wilson and Company
Shinnston Contractors
Barbour-Taylor County Lne
Bear Valley
Licenses Due In June Under State Schedule
County Clerk Frank Bennett urges merchants and others to renew state licenses before June 30 to avoid last minute rushes. Cigarette tobacco and allied product licenses and all business operation licenses expire June 30 and must be renewed before July 1, excluding automobile permits. He emphasizes smooth finances and fewer delays.
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Frank Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Collision Near Grand Theatre Hits Street Car
A collision occurred yesterday around 4 30 in the afternoon when a Sanitary Company truck protruded onto traction tracks near the Grand theatre. The street car struck the truck but caused little damage and no one was injured. Motorman Moran avoided greater harm but could not avert the mishap.
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Sanitary ‘Ce Companys
Traction Company
Grand Theatre
Yesterdy Afrnoon
Moran
Five Train Riders Nabbed By Police
Baltimore and Ohio railroad officers detained five train riders and trespassers in local yards late last night and early today. Officers Garlow and Brown brought in three and two suspects respectively. The group appeared before Squire W. E. B. Leach and were assigned to road work in lieu of fines totaling ten dollars plus costs each.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Garlow
J. F. Bailey
James Wilkinson
Walter Hush
Brown
W. B. Donley
George Hohnworth
Squire W. EB. Leach
Hoover Busy Drafting Thank You Message
Secretary Hoover drafts a thank you message to the Republican national convention in Kansas City after his nomination. A mild, commerce department staged demonstration greets him as he moves to the private office to begin campaign plans. Messages of congratulation pour in from around the world for his staff to handle.
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Washington
Hoover
Kansas City
Commerce Department
Moses
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