Orange Crush blank Kiwanis in wind swept win
Schneider allowed only two hits in a swift session as Orange Crush defeated Kiwanis 6 to 1. Keane, Wahl, Shepherd and Niklan led the offense in blustery conditions with Smith battling on the mound, and a long Willie Shepherd homer highlighted the scoring. Wind and rocks swept across the field, yet fielding remained sharp amid gusts.
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Schneider
Keane
Parke
Ofi
Kiwanis
Mickere
Culver
Lie Drink Salon- Yoon
Smith
Orange Crunchmen
Willie Shepherd
Wahl
Sears
Somellar
Ball Park
Shepherd
Cubs Rally and Down Phillies in Narrow Win
Chicago Cubs rally to defeat Philadelphia in a 6 to 2 game as Charley Root dominates on the mound. Kiki Cuyler hits a third inning homer and Kluttz delivers a key triple with Southerd scoring, while the Cubs push across three more runs to seal the victory. Philadelphia’s offense offers limited resistance as Root and relievers hold the Phillies to few hits.
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Philedelphia
Charley Root
Qideago Cubs
Tadey
Kiki Cuyler
Hlal
Bug- Mul
Che Doeda
Cabs
Windog Murkie
Kluli
Southerd
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Ie Deseo
Tao
Curdis
Lollard
Om Cupler
Waeto
Vna Plecher
Dimolrte
Magerilsth
Reardon
Fime
Yesterday's Results in National Tongue Baseball Games
Scores list for several American League matchups with teams including Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit and others. Rain affected Heaton St. Louis doubleheader outcome.
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Cincinnati
Crooklyn
Pittebucrh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Lowis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Heaton
Fletcher Chosen as Chieftain of Shrine
The article notes Fletcher chosen as chieftain of a shrine with a procession and prayers as officers are listed. New officers named include Thomas J. Houston Chicago chief rubbe. Harry Milia Des Moines assistant editor. John M. Lobberell Norfolk high priest. Leonard P Aleuart Washington oriental guide. Jamon J. Price Richmond treasurer. Clida J. Webster Detroit ceremonial affican. Andrew S. Rohn Brionespella outer guard. Walter D. Citne Wichita Falls guard. The piece mentions a flying placard and the death of Clifford Ireland as part of the event.
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Bales
Druath
Som
Hine
Clale
Maryland
Dep
Why Potentale
Thomas J. Houston
Chicago
Rubbee
Harry Milia
Des Moines
Tabban
John M. Lobberell
Norfolk
Devi
Minn
Walter D. Citne
Wienita Falls
Texas
Mesara
Retin
Clinn
Clifferd
Ireland
Openers Start Series With Robins Victory Over Reds
Brooklyn Opens Series A with a 2 to 1 win over Cincinnati as Darny Vanto limits Cincinnati to four scattered hits. Lorex delivers a clutch RBI for Warner after Bressler runners, and Carl Walker’s eighth inning homer ties the game before Rexey’s relief allows the go ahead run. Cincinnati’s offense goes quiet after the first, and Brooklyn pockets the win in the final frames.
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Brooklyn
Duracher
Offiance
Tey Xoelp
Robina
Loninge
Rixey
Wodan Tha
Cineterati
Ann
Hk Swangore
Vance
Cinetmart
Walkers Laver
Swannon
Relient
Omerin
Ninth straight win for Pepful Giants defeats Pirates 9 to 9
New York June 11 Fred Leach Bill Torry and Mel Ott powered the Giants to their ninth consecutive victory by routing the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 9. Leach and Torry initiated three run strings off the pitchers Hansen Melina and Parcy Jonan while Ott homered for his ninth of the season.
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New York
Fred_ Leach
Bill Torry
Mel Ott
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Leach
Torry
Rita Ench
Hanne Melina
Parcy Jonan
Olt
bin Mates
California Democrats Nominate Young for Governor in Fresno
California Democrats meeting in Fresno June 11 nominated Milton X. Young of Los Angeles for governor and Martin Welsh of Shtramavio for lieutenant governor. The event reflects charges against the Republican leadership and a forecast of a Democratic victory nationally.
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Fresno
Cal
Republican Party
California
Milton X. Young
Los Angeles
Attoraey
Ng & Randate
Martin Welsh
Shtramavio
Washington Triumphs Over White Sox in Tight Tilt
Washington edged the White Sox 9 to 2 in a nip and tuck battle. Findley and Marton pitched well for Washington, with Henry holding Chicago to 10 hits as Braxton and others contributed late offense. Umpires were Dit Neen, Nailin and Galea. time: 2:02.
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Washington
White Sox
Findley
Mratton
Tadley
Karl
Jolley
Dateh Henry
Iso
Wallington
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Matteng
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Myar
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Olnaley
Watwood
Dowdle
Myver
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Maxam On
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Attuck
Mader
Et Menry
Menry
Brantenstin
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Hene
Bregion
Neen
Nailin
Galea
Tigers Devour Four Yankee Moundmen
Carratt and Lune led a Tiger assault as New York pitching faltered. The Tigers exploded for four runs in the fifth and seven in the seventh, while Carroll, a ex-Detroiter, started against his former teammates but was pulled in the Utth. Sorrell pitched well until the ninth, walking four as the Yankees mustered only one hit, Gobrig’s 14th homer. Umpire Brick Owens was injured by a line drive.
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Carratt
Lune
Tigers
Rnsutt
Tarratt
New York
Carroll
Detroi
Utth
Gomer
McEvoy
Johnson
Treora
Sorrell
Defrais
Twanaviga
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Gobrig
Clarence
Brick Owena
Harry Rice
bin Inft
Ecore
Indians Top Athletics In Opener To Narrow Lead
The Cleveland Indians beat the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 2 to trim the A’s American League lead. Cleveland compiled 12 hits off Grove and Shores, with three scoreless innings early and three more runs in the eighth to seal the victory. Grove lasted eight innings before being relieved. Shore worked the eighth to allow three more Cleveland runs.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athlatics
Bel Grove
Indians
Grove
Shores
Willa
Abe
Priladelphia
Marin
Nudlin
Morwens Haag
McNair
Hasey
Bharen
Mudlin
Grave
Hares
Ott Hugin
Ty Stut
Ferrell
Mone
Ruling Fight Ends In First Round Victory For Schaat Gans
In Philadelphia on June 14 a crowd of about 29 000 watched Erita Schaat of Boston weigh 200 pounds defeat Tommy Loughran, the former light heavyweight champion, by a first round knockdown and decision. The bout was the outdoor main event at Municipal Stadium amid broadcasting constraints.
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Philadelphia
Erita Schatt
Boston
Doy
Tommy Loughran
Municipal
Schaat
Loughran
Halle
Schaef
New York
Coast Guard negligence blamed for failed rescue
Testimony alleges missed signals and slow action after a disaster at sea. A whistleblower claims the Coast Guard could have saved many aboard the Fairtex and other vessels, criticizing officers for delays, miscommunication, and inaction that left injured in the water.
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Bunting
Gloucester
Brooks
J. J. McWatt
Corare
Twukeil
Coast Guard
Shina
Ifo
Lrana
Fire on Ocean Liner After Oil Ship Collision
Survivors describe chaos as the Gloucester and the Fairfax collide at sea. Fire erupts aboard the liner, burning upper decks and wireless gear. Marines, naval officers, and crew battle flames, rescue some passengers, and attempt to evacuate others while the sea remains illuminated by flames.
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Panie
Pansangora
Mataroom
John Ponp
Akippey
Amusement League Scores and Schedules From Early Games
Fragmented scoreboard notes list several games with mixed team names and unclear scores. Entries include Kansas City 4 Louis yulis 1 Milwaukee 14 Indiana notte 33 AL Fault 4 Toledo Minneapolis Columboy 6 and Chattanooga 6 Atlanta 1 with Memphis 2 1 in a 12 inning note. Other lines show Denver x Oklahoma City 4 Puello 2 Wichita 5 Bos Moines 1 Topeka 2.
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Louisyulis
Milwaukee
Indiana
Notte
AL Fault
Toledo
Minneapolis & Columboy
Denver
Oklahoma City
Puello
Wichita
Bos Moines
Topeka
Untitled fragment hints at accident and movement
A fragmented OCR reads as prior idea about an event or accident and a person moving in a nomadic way. It mentions a place or group named Fairfax and a trailing leaving behind atillery sea, but the text is unclear and partially garbled.
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Angier
Nomad
Hod
the Fairfax
Eod
Home and Standings Summary from Yesterday Baseball Games
Reported yesterday results across leagues with key matchups and standings. Orioles lead International League with 41 5 record. Newark and Jersey City posted tight games while Buffalo and Reading posted notable scores. details include Cubs Yankees Braves Athletics and Giants among teams.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Forenta
Tivdeatar
Newark
Jersey City
Reading
Montesa
Sharkey Favored in Mammoth Heavyweight Bout at Madison Square Garden
New York sports fans buzz as Sharkey and Schmeling clash in a high stakes title bout. Reports estimate 76,000 spectators and ticket prices from 2 to 26.25 dollars, with a potential gross near 760,000. Schmeling vows to win while Sharkey exudes confidence, amid dense hype and public betting.
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Jack Dempsey
Richard
Dempsey
Luis Firpo
New York
Ahackey
Maison Square Garden
Sharkey Stock
New England Aallor
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Fainstorma
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Nate
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Joe Incobs
New York State Athletic Commission
Jacobs
Schmeling
Arthur Buelow
Sharkey
Euas
Cvndence
Central Park
Ifa Motorad
Orangeburg
Agwanhaw
Piraten
Poln Grounds
Last Chance Dinner Matches At Sne Dies Club
Four days remain for Sne dies players to finish Last Chance Golf Club dinner matches ending the event started around the first of the month. Pairwayt Wanderers lead Green Sur. results may shift. Mrs J J Sennen says the event is well received. Today is woolly Ladin day at the club with women invited for rounds. The next tournament on the 1st will be the Kickers tournament for the Montgomery Ward trophy. Each contestant will receive a number to deduct from hinocere. the blind Borg Number will win the prize.
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Last Chance Golf Club
Pairwayt Wanderers
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Mra. J. J. Sennen
Indien’ Sport Committee
Driver Changes Plea aguests Fine of 28
Joseph Vollmer’s appeal from a two year old reckless driving sentence ended when he offered to plead guilty. City Attorney Neglo recommended a $26 fine. Vollmer, represented by Lester Luble, had been arrested December 1928 by Traffic Officer Geng Detgan. He was previously found guilty and fined $50 by G. W. Padbury. The case has been pending since then.
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Joseph Vollmer
Pollen
Aetrict Court
Triad
Raymond T. Neglo
Judah A. J. Noveky
Vollmer
Lester Luble
Geng Detgan
Schmeling Schmeling Fight Talk Stirs Political Rally
The article recaps a 1930s boxing press scene where Max Schmeling and Johnny Luckiey dominate chatter ahead of a heavyweight bout. Governors and party leaders discuss support, with Kohler seeking renomination amid a platform opposing centralized banking control and tax changes. Schmeling pledges victory, insisting he trained harder than ever, while Luckiey promises a knockout.
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Max Sehmeting
Jono
Max Schmeling
Ae Alviduala
Supreme Ney
Johnny Luckiey
Alony
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