Yanks Slaughter Cleveland 14 to 0
New York staffer Spurgeon Chandler pitched a second shutout as the Yankees crushed Cleveland 14 to 0. Gehrig led the offense with multiple hits including a double, while eight runs came in the fourth inning as 14 men batted. The win moved New York into first place by a full game.
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New York
Yankees
Spurgeon Chandler
Athletics
Browns
New Yorkers
Chandler
Clevelan
White Sox
Glenn
Bil Dickey
Bete Curt
Big Me Awing
Lou Gehrig
Big Gun
Chicago bout with Braddock and Louis set for June twenty second
Chicago talk centers on a planned Braddock versus Louis heavyweight bout at Comiskey Park on June 22. Promoter Rickard faces pressure over quick staging and racial controversy, with mentions of Dempsey, Tunney, and legal commissions, and a host of investors eyeing the easy $27.50 ticket price.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Chicago
Braddock
Louis
Rickard
Tedge
Mike Jacobs
Ducky Medwick
Washington
Cockeyers
Comiskey Park
Old Tedge
Mlinois Commission
Tunney
Dempsey
Wed
George Blake
Los Angeles
Moving Picture Colony
Sammy Woolf
Tedpe
Braddock Louis buildup teased in farfetched bout plans
The article riffs on a hypothetical Braddock Louis matchup with rumors of idleness, bold challenges, and sensational plots. It mentions Jersey Jim’s left hand, a possible Detroit trip, legal actions, and Tub Rickard’s promotion angles, all amid a chaotic media chatter around the famed rivals.
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Tunney
Braddock
Jersey Jim
Trishman
Manly
Tex
Tony Galento
Louis
Detroit
Richard
Kenosha
Jim Mullin
Chicago
Rickard
Tex Rickard
Maine
Union
Lous
Dutch Harrison Wins Golf Honors in Arkansas Open
B J Harrison of Blugartt Country Club won the open championship at the 22nd annual Arkansas Golf Association tournament with two sub-par rounds for 140. Frank Stiedle, defending amateur, finished one stroke behind, while Curtis Collier and Horace Lacey also placed high. The event drew 164 qualifiers for the championship. (Note: The source text contains numerous OCR errors and garbled phrases.)
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Fort Smith
Ark
B. J
Harrison
Bluitgart Country Club
Arkansas Oper
Ben Mays Sr
Arkansas Golf Association
Frank Stiedle
Helena
Mayo
Curtis Collier
Jimior Lewis
Collier
Stiedle
Horace Lacey
Lite Rock Country Club
Gib Sellers
Hot Springs
Don Murphy
Texarkana
Andy Cusick
Jonesboro
Exclusive Club Formed by 100 Mile An Hour Racers
The 100 mile an hour club at Indianapolis now has 24 members after adding four from the 06 race. Membership requires completing 500 miles at 100 mph in an Indy race. New inductees include Ray Pixley posthumously and racers Ten Horn George Barringer and Zeke Meyers.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis
Peter de Paullo
Billy Arnold
Ray Pixley
Fullerton
Calif
Pixley
Roby
Ind
Ten Horn
Los Angeles
George Barringer
Wichi Falls
Texas
Zeke Meyers
Oldest Germantown Driver Dies as Flood Strikes Road
In Germantown Pennsylvania the oldest of present day drivers, ninth, perishes on a flooded road. Three other fatalities include Bob Carey H W Stubby Stubblefield and Doe MacKenzie.
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Germantown
Pixley
Bob Carey
H. W
Stubby) Stubblefield
Doe MacKenzie
Standings and results from the Southern Association
The standings show Birmingham and New Orleans with mixed results as teams like Little Rock, Memphis, Nashville, Chattanooga and Knoxville played games. Other matches include New York beating Pittsburgh and Boston defeating Chicago in various city fixtures. Upcoming matches list Knoxville at Atlanta and Nashville at Chattanooga with additional schedules.
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Little Rock
Birmngham
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Chattaimooga
Aduats
Knoxville
Gimes Tenday Little Rev
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pet
Binningham
WMG
Athinta
California Bob Faces Pastor in Narrow Vet Challenge
California Bob, groomed by Gus Wilson, has risen through Johnny Milers and King Levinsky to a potential test against Pastor. The rivalry builds toward a major matchup as both veterans push for form, with a notable encounter shaping the path to bigger stakes.
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San Diego
California
Bob
Gus Wilson
Johnny Milers
King Levinskys
Ramages
Nestil
Calicowbay
Carl Hubbell Extends Nl Winning Streak To 23
In Pittsburgh Carl Hubbell outpitched Dick Coffman as the Giants beat the Pirates 4 to 3. Hubbell logged his 23rd straight National League win despite a tense ninth inning with bases loaded and two out. Coffman closed the game with help from two Pirate errors and key hits by Pep Young and Woody Jensen.
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Pittsburgh
Carl Owens Hubbell
Dick Coffman
John Dickshot
Hubbell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pep Young
Woody Jensen
Pirates
Cliff Melton
Paul Woner
Coffman
Dickshot
Forbes, Field
Three's Enough Giants, Bees Split Early Series
In the initial six games between the New York Giants and Boston Bees this season the victorious team tallied three runs. The Giants took wins 3-0 and 3-1, while the Bees won 3-1 and 3-2, and 3-1.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Boston Bees
Giants
Bees
Bermuda Sodding Sought for Hope High Field
Coach Foy H. Hammons appealed Tuesday for Bermuda sodding donations for the Hope High School athletic field. He urged interested persons to call and arrange pickup by wagon or truck.
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Foy H. Hammons
Bermuda
Hope’ High School
Incoherent 19th century export and oddities mix
Fragmentary text references 1885 Canadian shingles exports to dealers and schools, Nazi cafe leftovers instruction, iron exports versus peace leagues, spinach eaters, tornacoes timing, senatorial filibusters, bats avoiding obstructions, and humanity plus insects as top biological groups. no coherent story or concrete event emerges.
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Canada
Pebs Rout Barons First With Win In Standings
Sidie Rack led the Birmingham Barons as Little Rock Travelers won 10 to 4 Monday night, moving to first in the Southern Association. Bob Porter pitched well for the Travelers, while Little Rock bats produced 13 hits led by John Chandler and Young Tabor. The Barons’ Cy Moore and Lefty George were tagged for most of the damage. Emerson and Diadr were mentioned as possible starters in the next game.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sidie Rack
Birmingham Barons
Travelers
Little Rock
Doc Prathro
Cy Moore
Fet
Moore
George
John Hutchins
Young Jin Tabor
John Chandler
Traveler
Cubs
Emerson
Diadr
Art. Jones
Barons
Porter
Chandler
Gear
Hutchins
Sueme
Fragmentary Compare of Vast and Tiny Collections
A brief comparison notes two sets: one comprising nearly half a million kinds and the other containing only a single item. The remark highlights dramatic contrast in size between the two collections.
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Yanks
Walberg Wing
George Rube
Walberg
Red
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Bell
Clift
Philadelphia Allenes
Mendy
Tigers
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Buck Newsom
Mickey Cochrane
Gerald Walker
Harry W. Shiver
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Pinehurst
Bob Pastors
Nestell
Stuttgart
Mans
NEA
Bol Nestell
Rob Pastor
Wrigley Field
Os Angeles
Henry Armstrong
Wally Ally
Ivy Jannazza
Glen Lee
Nebraski Wildcat
Pastor
Metcoric
Armstrong
Hally
Jannazzo
Nostell
Broadway
Mickey Walker
Jon Louis
Jimmy Johnston
Garden
Smoky Joe
New York University
Hght
Lee Ramage
Exclusive
MR. Dubber
IGEN
Hob Nestell
Bob Peetor
Bob Pastor
Bob Nestell
Southern Association
Chiesyin
Cnastpanidt
Cleveland
Ganns
Philadelphia i
Cinginnati
L. Pet
Chevelinnel
Bostuts
King Carl Marks
Butcher
Reds
Big Max Butcher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Debe Garris
Gene Moore
Lou Fette
Tex Carleton
Gabby Hartnett
Cub
Gabby
Ray Knox
San Joaquin River
Stockton
Sodding
Crackers
Smokies
Atlanta Crackers
KnixVille Smokies
Galvin
Volf Whip Lookouts
Tenn
Smead Jolley
Willis
Duke
Chattanooga Lookouts
Bridgers
Eiland
Starr
Johnson Hofferth
Heise
Hyisdos
Gels
Carl “Do
Menjo Chicks
Doyle
Orlean Benton
D ‘Aley
Humphries
Epps
Klnerner
Capdeville
Hahn
Mey
Jack Collins
Prince Albert
P.A
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
4. C
Jim Allman
Jim
Pla
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