Browns Greep Up As Leaders Enjoy Best
Runs batten in Kress 2 Melilla Manush 3 Schutte Watwood Cigafoos. Two base hits Kress Hartman Badgro 2 Watwood. Three base hits Blue Cissell Hoffman. Stolen bases Melilla Schutte. Sacrifices Sigafoos Manush. Double plays Kress Melilla and Blue. Hits off Adkins 4 in 2 3, off Weiland and 61 3, Blankenship 1 in 2. Base on balls Adkins 7 Crowder 1 Weiland 1. Struck out by Adkins 1 Weiland 2. Left on bases St Louis 10 Chicago 4. Losing pitcher Adkins Umpires Owens and Geisel Time 2248.
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Batten
Kress
Melilla
Manush
Schutte
Watwood
Cigafoos
Hartman
Badgro
Blue
Cissell
Hoffman
Sigafoos
Adkins
Weiland
Blankenship
Crowder
St. Louis
Chicago
Owens and Geisel
Sommanry
Johnson
Jamieson
Shea
Milius
Alexander
Averill
Porter
J. Sewell
Miljus
Tuns
Gehringer
Cleveland
Detroit
Uhl
Miljua
Uhle
Myatt
Dineen
Naljg
Scarritt
Todt
Judge
Williams
Bigelow
Rhyne
Gaston
Nyer
W. Barrett
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Rainout Results
American League games included New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Boston, St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit with several rain delays. In the National League, Philadelphia faced New York, Boston met Brooklyn, and Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 3 while Chicago beat St. Louis 9 to 5.
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Chicago
Alvin Granger
White Sox
Browns
Yankees
St. Louis
Macks
Peharmy
P _ Heine Manush
Louvre
Pittsburgh
STS
New York
East Helena
Behulte
Webster Cigars
Roeb
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Crowder
Boston
Cincinnati
AB. Reh
Crevell
American Sage Pet
Reynolds
Shires
Welland
York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Telephone team tops East Helena 6 to 2 in day game
The Telephone squad displayed improved play with new additions and errorless defense to defeat East Helena 6 to 2. Pitcher Hammond earned the win in his Helena Baseball League debut, supported by solid hitting from Harris and Chinske and timely two base hits.
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East Helena
Melerites
Seaton
Helena
Hammond
Telehones
Fender
Jase
East Helene
Ori
P. Orate
Si Lawrence
Harris
de Zell
RH. E
Everett Strong Wins In First Round Bout In Hollywood
Hollywood June 28 Everett Strong of Omaha middleweight defeated Bart Colima of Whittier in the opening round of a ten round scheduled bout here tonight. Harold Matthews of Nebraska light heavyweight won by decision over Clayton Gould of Hollywood. Weather in Newark and Baltimore caused rain delays.
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Hollywood
Calif
Everett Strong
Omaha
Bart
Tigers Throw Away Possible Victory in Cleveland Dustup
Detroit bungled two wild plays allowing Cleveland to escape with a 4 3 win as Milius yielded 15 hits but kept Detroit runners scattered. Uhle suffered his fourth loss despite limited Cleveland hits, while Roy Johnson and Jamieson sparked the misplays that spurred the decisive fifth inning.
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De*troit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
John Millus
Tigers
Detroit
George Uhle
Cleveland
Roy Johnson
Milius
Jamieson
Shea
Clevelaid
Sewell
Io Man
Averill
Milne 'P
Toute
AB. RH
PO. A
Ee Johnson
Fothersill
Geheinger
Bellmann
McManus
Alexandac
Red Sox Beat Senators Again In Boston Game
The Boston Red Sox won their second straight from the Washington Senators in Boston. Jack Russell limited the visitors to eight hits while Myles Thomas struggled for Washington. Two Boston runs scored in the fifth inning aided by goose Goslin’s misplay and Bigelow’s fly ball in left field.
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Boston
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Jack Russell
Myles Thomas
Washington
Goose Goslin Bigelow
Torre Mse
Thoma Thith
Home Run Standings from the Associated Press list
Daily baseball standings and leaders list featuring Cubs players Wilso p Hornsby Malone and Waller Traynor Alexander. Giants Ott Wilton. Cardinals Hatey. Phillies Klein. Yankees Gehrig. Athletics Simmons Fors. Scarritt Todt Judge among RBIs and hits leaders. stolen bases and errors noted. game-by-game notes on balls and strikeouts with umpires Hildebrand and Guthrie.
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Associated Plans
Wilsop
Cubs
Hornsby
Malone
P. Waller
Pirates
Traynor
Alexander
Tigers
Ott
Giants
Wilton
Hatey
Cardinal
Klein
Phillies
Gehrig
Yankees
Bimmons
Athletics
Fors
Athletice
Reds Beat Pirates as Ervin Brame Blows Up in Fifth
Cincinnati Reds defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 3 in a game marked by Ervin Brame's rough fifth inning. Ford and Gooch each had three hits for Cincinnati while Paul Waner and Pie Traynor homered for Pittsburgh. Brame took the loss as Lucas and Petty benefited from late scoring by the Reds.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Ervin Braine
Reds
Petty
French
Lucas
Pirates
Paul Waner
Pie Traynor
Ford
Gooch
Cincinnati
H. PO
A. E
Swanken
Pithaburgh
E.W
Hargreaves
Brame
Tom Og
Hemaley
Cinetnnatt
IBY Gromte Plitaburgh
Kelly
Gooth
Swanson
Dresser
Waner
Traynor
Walker
Dressen
Rialer
Jorda
Magerkitih
Cards Lose to Cubs and Drop Down a Row
The St Louis Cardinals fell 9 to 3 to the Chicago Cubs, slipping from third place tied with the Giants who had a postponement. Key early blows by Mack Wilson and a seven-run second inning doomed the Cardinals as Chicago pitchers contained the threat.
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CUBS
St Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Jess Haines
Chisago
Mack Wilson
Hornsby
English
Malone
Grimm
Lchuste
Fiesta
Hammes
Chicago
AB. RH. PO
McMilan
Foo
Tenglish
Mornaby
L. Wilson
Quyler
Pat Crawford Delivers as Pinch Hitter for Giants
New York report notes Pat Crawford began the season as a bench player for the Giants after joining as a Toole. Since Joan McGraw sent him in as a pinch hitter, he has thrived, with three pinch home runs by June 20 and two consecutive games featuring pivotal hits including a bases loaded double and a homer.
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New York
Pat Crawford
Giants
Toole
Joan McGraw
Pat
Uy Ax Rye
KiPonge Awarded Decision On Murphy In Havre Fight
Lio Kid Pance a Mexican lightweight from Los Angeles won a 10 round decision over Spud Murphy of Moorhead Minn in Havre on a Legion card before about 3500 fans. The bout featured steady exchanges with both men taking punishment as Pance pressed and Murphy countered. Preliminaries saw Tall Snow of Big Sandy win by knockout over Evanson, and Anderson of Butte take a six round decision from Troble.
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Havre
Lio “Kid” Pance
Los Angeles
Murphy
Ponce
Big Sandy
Evanson
Anderson
Butte
Declan
Mavreyeua
Savage Hallahan
Motlanthe
Tataty
St Lews
Kuna
Bottomley
L. Wilson
Hwornsby
Mar Fone
Douthin
Grimm
Haley
Stephenson
Orsatti
J Walken
Dontiligs
Aby Th
Jd Fan
Hallahan
Stol Jana
Orcher
Haines
Cuyler
Wad Pich
James
bail—Sehidte
McCamuck
Teeardon
Quigley
Tine
Schmeling Likely To Return On Stage After Victory Night
New York June 26 AP reports Max Schmeling, new German heavyweight contender, faces legal entanglements surrounding rival Bulow which may complicate his path to a September title bout with Jack Sharkey. The bout at Yankee Stadium drew strong receipts but judges favored Paolino, leaving Schmeling with a split on the official card.
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New York
Arbuy Bulow
Tla
Max Schmieling
Panitua Azerduo
Yankee Stadium
Ihe
Teuton
Jack Dempsey
Schmaling
der Maxia
Jock Sharkey Nore
Gene Tunney
Bulow
Paolino
Schmeling
Vauliia
Sehmeling Se
Farmer Joe Cooper Knocked Out in Terre Haute Bout
Welterweights Jackie Fields and Leo Angelon headline a 10 round card at Mills Stadium. Angelon stopped Farmer Joe Cooper in the flat round, while Spug Myers halted Jackie Moore in the fifth. Southern Association standings listed Birmingham, Chattanooga, Little Rock, Memphis, Nashville, Mobile, Atlanta with varied records.
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Chicago
Jackie Fields
Leo Angelon
Farmer Joe Cooner
Terre Haute
Ind
Collengsrs
Hoosier
Mills Stadium
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Idaho
Snocker
Jackie Moora
Southern Association
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Blemphis
Nashville
Mobile
Atlanta
YANK BIRLS PREVAIL AT WIMBLEDON NETS
America’s women tennis invaders saved the U S from a rout in the Wimbledon championships. Mrs Bundy upset Miss Bennett 3 6 6 4 6 9 4 to reach the quarterfinals as the Americans showed rising form in the women’s and men’s events.
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Yank Birls
Wimbledon
Eng
America
United States
John Hennessey
Wilmer Allison
Henri Cochet
Jean Boratra
Sam
France
P. Landey
Helens
California
Wills
Jacoba
May Sutton Bundy
Hundy
Eileen Bennett
Ynon
Bill” Tilden
Tilden
Cristian Boussus
George Lott
Koseluth
Svtch
Bundy
Miss Bennett
Gauls May Have to Pay Up on War Debt
Paris reports preparatory work for ratification debates on war debts to the United States and Great Britain continues. Ambassadors in Washington were queried about postponing maturity of the French bill for American war stocks. French finance, foreign affairs committees and premier push for prompt ratification, with likely persistence of the request for delay of the $400,000,000 payment.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
Claude
Washington
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Pameare
Cheron
Ariand
Chicago ranchmen inspect property in Miles City
Chicago stockholders Arthur T. McIntosh Walter G McIntosh and Heney Harriman visit Altes City to review LO Cattle company holdings. Ed Light and Newell Schwinn note the plan to stock 1000000 acres across LO and WL ranges. officials praise the grazing potential. Also details a drowning at Mills Platte River, Casper boy Hadley Jones 14.
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Miles City
Arthur T. McIntosh
Walter G McIntosh
Chcago
Heney Harriman
Boston
Mass
1.0 Cattle Company
Altes City
Ed Light
Miles Caty
LO Cattle Company
Wall Carey
Tlolt
Newell Schwinn
Wibaux
TG Cattle Company, Inc
Walter G. Melntosh
Arthur T. Mclntosh
Vistora
Alred B. Sommer
Chicago
Casper
Fune Colar Hadley Jones
Platte
Mills
Hadley
Bibb Mills
Bey
Hudkins Beats Belanger In Ten Rounds At Dreamland
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska defeated Charley Belanger of Canada in a ten round decision at Dreamland auditorium San Francisco drawing a crowd over 8 000 and an around 25 000 gate. Hudkins pressed the action throughout driving the Canadian and winning most rounds though the bout was slow with few clean blows. The gate of about 20 000 was held up by boxing official Joe Genshler under orders from Chairman William Hanlon.
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San Francisco
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wild Gat
Charley Belanger
Canada
Dreamland Auditorium
Hudkins
Mya
Belanger
Adile
Bellanger
Hudking
Ie Hodkins
Maytag and McCrary reach Miser final in Omaha
Bud Maytag of Newtor Virginia and Bob McCrary of Des Moines upset rivals to reach the 29th trans-Miser golf championship final at the Omaha field course. Maytag and McCrary won 18 holes each in morning play and will decide the title over 36 holes tomorrow.
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Field Club
Omaha
Neb
Bud Maytag
Newtor
Bob McCrary
Des Moines
McCrary
Nathan Grimes
Denver
Maytag
Larry Moller
Quincy, I
Matt
Jeff
Tomorrg
Omaha Field
Metrary
McCracy
Ictorigs
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Devine
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McMenemy
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Toledo
Qwnec Perry
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Arthur Donovan
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Farmer Joe Cooper
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Helen Wills
Fraulein Rost
Clay Russem
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Paul &. Mickelson
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