Cubs stretch eleventh straight win over Phillies
Cubs beat Phillies 11 to 5 as Charley Root earned his eleventh win and 18 hits supported a strong attack. Pirates also won while Giants were swept in a sixth straight defeat as Jous Haines shut out the visitors 5-0. Brooklyn Robins edged Reds 2 to 1 behind Vance, Nehf, and flawless defense. Cincinnati's Overton Tremper, a Penn outfielder, may join the Robins this week.
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Fights Last Night AP Report Sam Baker and Terris Lead Upsets
In New York Sammy Baker stopped Ace Hudkins in a technical knockout at Mitchell Field. Sid Terris knocked out Ruby Goldstein in New York. Bailey Wallace defeated Billy Petrolle in Fargo. Kid Kaplin defeated Jackie Field in Meriden. Cave Shade beat Jack Willis in San Antonio. Tommy Hughes defeated Snyder Ryan in Auburn. In Chicago tonight King Tut meets Mike Dundee and Sid Barbaran faces Freddie Miller in 10 round bouts.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Cities
Yesterday Clarksburg beat Johnstown 11 to 4 and Fairmont prevailed 4 to 7 over Jeannette while Cumberland defeated Wheeling 10 to 6. Today Clarksburg meets Johnstown and Wheeling faces Cumberland with several other regional matchups listed. A Moscow council proposal loosens dancing bans while studying round dances and a man marked as never smoking drinking or going to the theatre has reached his 100th birthday.
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Two Boxing Night Thrills At Polo Grounds Shine
New York boxing fans witnessed two major bouts at the Polo Grounds last night. Sergeant Sammy Baker stopped Ace Hodkins in seven rounds by technical knockout while Sid Terris knocked out Ruby Goldstein in 12 seconds of the first round. Forty thousand spectators cheered as Lindbergh attended ringside and presented Hodkins with a gift after Baker’s decisive win.
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Hornsby Story Labeled As Bank by McGraw
New York reports cast doubt on a St. Louis Post-Dispatch claim that John McGraw would hand the active Giants managers job to Rogers Hornsby after the season. Giants president Charles A. Stoneham said McGraw denied making such a statement after Stoneham read the story via Associated Press.
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Morarity and McManus clash signals Tigers prospects
Detroit baseball figures George Morarity and star infielder Marty McManus had a tense exchange that seems to validate the earlier forecast McManus would add value to the Tigers this season. The confrontation underscores McManus as a key asset for Detroit.
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Camel cigarettes appeal to modern smokers
The ad claims Camel cigarettes use choice tobaccos and expert blending for smoothness and mellowness, calling Camel the world favorite and urging readers to try Camels to experience superior smoking enjoyment. It portrays Camel as built for an age that knows merit and suggests no other cigarette compares.
Pirates Triumph Sparked By Leader Rush In Younger Circuit
The Pirates, led by Donie Rush, turn a demoralized team into winners, reversing form before the season starts. Amid praise, mishaps to Athl ic pitchers and starting delays mar a sprawling golf update with scores and player names such as Sarazen, Cooper, Compston, and Johnston listed among 54 hole totals and ongoing tournaments.
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Johnston Leads Open Field With 45 Foot Chip
Oakmont, Pa June 16 Johnston Minneapolis amateur Jimmy Johnston made a sensational start by sinking a 45 foot chip for an eagle at the first hole as the final 38 holes began. He stood at 147 after two days, one stroke ahead in the National Open.
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Jimmy) Johnston
Tiger Flowers to Meet Maxie Rosenbloom on July Fourth
Tiger Flowers, former middleweight champion, is matched with Maxie Rosenbloom of New York for a ten round bout at the White Sox ballpark on the night of July 4 in Chicago.
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Cleveland Outfielder Sold to White Sox
Bernie Neis, utility outfielder, acquired by the Cleveland Indians from Washington in March, has been sold to the Chicago White Sox at the waiver price. Neis will wear a Chicago uniform today.
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Hunter Wins in England in British American Match Series
Francis Hunter, American tennis player, defeated BP. Higgs 7-5 3-6 9-7 in Manchester. William T. Tilden beat Donald Greig in straight sets, giving America a 2-0 lead. A light verse follows about a boy who fished and caught the deuce.
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Veterinary College in Washington Closes After Commencement
Washington June 16 The passage of the United States College of Veterinary Medicine here ends with its last commencement. The college, founded years ago, held its final exercises and graduated four students. Zabel Robinson announced the closing of the college.
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