Yankees Take Lead as Hubbell Stars in League Clash
Carl Hubbell pitched the Giants past the Pirates 4-3 to reach 23 straight league wins and tie for second with the idle Cardinals while the Yankees dethroned the Athletics from the American League lead with a 14-0 rout of the Indians. Lawson and Foxx fueled other wins as Boston and Chicago split series.
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Pearl
Bucs
Beefy
Dick Coffman
Johnny Dickshot
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Yanks
A's
Indians
Lawson
Washington
Tigers
Senators
Tiger Gerald Walker
Roxie Lawson
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Rube Walberg
White Sox
A’s
Harland Chrt
Jack Knott
Max Butcher
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Rhinelanders
Phillies
Lou Fette
Tex Carleton
Fette
Bees
Boston
Cubs
Powell Returns to Ring Amid Wild Crowd in Orlando Riot
The note warns of a violent Florida night when Dick Powell fought through a violent mob in Orlando leaving him with a split head. He kept swinging as law officers and promoters intervened. The piece then shifts to sports chatter about Adams-Millis, Sam Snead, Van Mungo, and other players, mixing anecdotes and praise with local fanfare.
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Rassling
Mer
Orlando
Fla
Powell
Centrarida
American
Adams-Millis
Lynchburg
White Sox
McCrary
Asheboro
Paul Casey
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Collier's
Paul
Laurence Leonard
Greensboro Daily News
Bushwicks
Brooklyn
High Point wrestling card features Obwell and Powell rivalry
Denning presents a main event with Henry Graber, Ivan Mikeloff, and Dick Powell at High Point arena. Promoter predicts strong turnout as Powell seeks to run the table against Burns with Burns and the Russian-matched card rounding out the bill. The Powell bout begins at 8 20.
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Dynamic
Ivan Mikeloff
Denning
High Point Arena
Dick Powell
Jerry
Texas Redhead
Mike Gibbons
Dixie Dick Powell
Luttrali
Burns
Powell-Burne
Scientists say nature trains ears to mute modern noise
Scientists report that natural adaptation helps people gradually gain the ability to shut out increasing urban sounds. The finding suggests an evolutionary or physiological shift aiding focus and reduction of sensory overload in busy environments.
Pompadour Hairdo Named for Madame de Pompadour
The pompadour fashion of hairdressing derives its name from Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of King Louis XV of France.
Jews in Russia Form Third Largest Global Jewish Community
A report notes that Russia hosts 2,626,667 Jews, ranking as the third largest Jewish population worldwide. The figure reflects a substantial community within the country.
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Russia
Inter-City League Contests Set With Eagles Featured
Adams-Millis travels to Asheboro to challenge undefeated McCrary Eagles as White Sox visit Eagles. White Oak meets Hemp while Bossongs face Wiscassett and Knitters host Bossonge. Adams-Millis hopes to slow McCrary after a 2-0 weekend in Lynchburg.
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High Point
Asheboro
McCrary Eagles
White Sox
Eagles
Silkmen
Indians
Albemarle
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Lynchburg
Virginia
Virginians
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Lester Burge
Long John Griffith
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Cris Harvey
Aams-Millis
Lefty Wilson
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Greensboro
Adame Millis
Bossonge
Knitters
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Firing of Spencer Abbott Sparks Baseball Standard Rally
In Seattle, Spencer Abbott, once hailed for guiding the Indians to first place, was dismissed by owners over players' dissatisfaction with his onfield riding. The abrupt firing leaves Abbott jobless, a contrast to storied managers like the late John McGraw.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Spencer Abbott
Seattle
Indians
John McGraw
Wimbledon Brass Hats Deny Free Seats to Perry Finals
Wimbledon officials reportedly refuse free seating for champion Fred Perry at the championship matches. Meanwhile golf notes highlight Henry Clay Poe Jr. shooting 61 at Hillandale Golf Club and birdie spree. Illinois coach Bob Zuppke shows art in Chicago. Paul Runyan serves as Forest Hill pro, bundled against warmth during NJ actions.
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Henry Clay Poe
Hillandale Country Club
Durham
N. C
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Joe Sr
Bob Zuppke
Ilinois
Chicago
Paul Runyan
Arkansas
Forest Hill
New Jersey
Cardboard Poker Tells and Baseball Banter Across 1904 Tales
Mrs Digsy Dean sits with her husband in poker games with the Cardinals. Bill Dinneen pitched 37 complete games for the Red Sox in 1904 and never relieved through 37 innings. In Chicago last week the Dodgers attempted a double steal with Hartnett throwing to Jurges to tag out a runner at the plate. Prosit Burleigh Grimes.
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Digsy Dean
Cardinals
Bill Dinneen
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
Gabby Hartnett
Trio of Softball Contests In Commercial League
The Commercial league saw three games. Church of God trounced Junior Order 15 to 1 with Stoker Homerun and two hits from Kieney and Faircloth. Triangle beat Sartin-Dutch 23 to 10 behind consistent scoring every inning but sixth. Enterprise edged M BE Church 4 to 3 as Patterson scored in seventh on a fly ball.
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M. E. Church
Stoker
Kieney
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Comer
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Ramey Gomez Fuller Callahan Loder Turiello Cruz Boxers Noted
From AP a list of boxing decisions across U S and international venues. Wesley Ramey defeated Char ley Gomez in New York. Sammy Fuller beat Andy Callahan in Boston. Teddy Loder defeated Saverio Turiello in Holyoke. Johnny Cruz outpointed Tony Monin in Miami. Baby Miller beat Tommy Speigal in Richmond.
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Associated Press
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Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charley Gomez
Boston
Sammy Fuller
Andy Callahan
Lawrence
Mass
Holyoke
Teddy Loder
Saverio Turiello
Milan
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Pia
Johnny Cruz
Havana
Tony Monin
Tampa
Fla
Richmond
Baby Miller
Tommy Speigal
Uniontown
Wrestling Results From Scranton and Lancaster
In Scranton Steve Crusher Casey of Ireland at 228 pounds pinned Mike Masurski of New York in 23 minutes. In Lancaster Ernie Dusek of Omaha at 228 pinned Stanley Pinto of New York in 12 minutes 42 seconds.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Steve
Crusher) Casey
Ireland
Mike Masurki
New York
Lancaster
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Stanley Pinto
Detroit at New York and other NBA games today
Detroit faces New York, Cleveland plays Philadelphia, Chicago meets Washington, and St. Louis takes on Boston in a slate of today’s matchups.
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New York
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across The League
Yesterday results show Boston beating Chicago 8 to 5 New York routing Cleveland 10 to 0 St Louis posting an 8 to 6 win over Philadelphia Detroit won 3 to 1 against Washington Strong hitter details not provided for individual players.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
In the international league Newark defeated Jersey City 10 to 4 while Toronto beat Rochester 9 to 5 and Buffalo held a 1-1 record. American Association saw Columbus 8 Milwaukee 3. Pacific Coast League reports no games with teams traveling.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Pacific Coast League
Salisbury Tops Thomasville 5 3 In North A League Game
Salisbury used a five run seventh inning to beat Thomasville 5 to 3 in North A league play. Ragsdale and Carter each had two hits for their teams as Salisbury avoided only seven hits allowed and turned three double plays.
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Hopkins
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Gaynor
Melton
Wash
Lexington Wins Overtime Battle in 12th
Lexington edged Shelby 3 2 in twelve innings to clinch the win with Moose forcing the fateful squeeze play by Dry in the final frame. The special to The Enterprise notes a dramatic late rally and extended extra innings at Lexington.
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Enterprise
Lexington
Shelby
Moose
Leaders Lose in Piedmont Loop
In Richmond May 25 three first division clubs fell in Piedmont league action. Asheville Tourists lost 14 to 8 at Portsmouth Cubs in a crowd of about 5 000. Tom Ferrick earned his sixth win for Richmond 7-6 over Norfolk as Dejean fueled Norfolk’s slugging spree. Durham toppled by Rocky Mount 2-1 and Winston-Salem fell 13-4 to Charlotte as Newsome and West struggled.
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Durham
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Bulls
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Charlotte
Newsome
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Runyan Impresses in First Round PGA Qualifier
Paul Runyan and Byron Nelson led the field in the PGA Championship first round with 68 figures, two strokes ahead of the pack and five ahead of Henry Picard who topped the Open hopefuls. Runyan, angered by Ryder Cup omissions, indicated plans to travel abroad as the U.S. Open qualifiers began.
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Dillon Graham Pittsburgh
Professional Golfers’ Association
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
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Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Uncle Sam
England
Mdae
Ryder Coppers
Bunyan
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Hines
McSpaden
Alex Smith
Neil Christian
Yakima
Wash
Lloyd Gullickson
Cleveland
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Budge Set to Bring Davis Cup Home for United States
New York May 25. Don Budge is favored to lead the United States to victory in the Davis Cup challenge. The Forest Hills weekend marks Budge stepping into the role once held by Bill Tilden and Maurice McLoughlin as he faces Australia in the American zone final.
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Bes
Buey Grant
Frank Parker
Mako
Les
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Parker
Gene Sarazen
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Don Budge
U. S
Drew Middleton
New York
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Rene LaCoste
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
France
England
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Ellsworth Vine
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Forest Hills
Duke Blanks North Carolina to End Season as Champion
Duke defeats UNC 4 to 0 in Durham clinching season titles in both the Big Five and the Southern Conference. Bailey hurled a strong line for Duke while Bunn Hearn limited Tar Heels to eight hits.
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George Barley
Duke
University of North Carolina
Bailey
Tar Heels
Sturning
Bunn Hearn
Carolina
North Carolina
Beoenop
Cikessuc
Bees Rally as Nix Leads Charlotte with Three Hits
Nix the second baseman sparked Charlotte with a triple a double and a single to pace the Bees. Today’s schedule features Asheville at Portsmouth Norfolk at Richmond Rocky Mount at Durham and Winston Salem at Charlotte.
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Asheville
Portsmouth
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Richmond
Rocky Mount
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Winston-Salem
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Trade
Butter quotes at 16 669 tons steady across creamery specials extras and firsts with various 90s center car rots values. Eggs trade at 33 252 units weak with local extra firsts and graded firsts varying around 19 to 21 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Batak Dentist Practices Open Market Treatment in Sumatra
In Sumatra the Batak dentist carries out his work in the open market with the patient lying flat on his back. The scene highlights traditional dental care conducted in a public setting.
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Sumatra
Batak
Fresh Water Found 200 Miles Offshore at Amazon River Mouth
Research notes report fresh water detected 200 miles at sea near the Amazon River mouth. Currents are cited as driving forces carrying the water away from shore.
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Amazon River
Telephones Worldwide Distribution North America Share
About 18.5 million of the 33.275 million telephones are located in North America.
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The
Word
North America
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