Cardinals Busy Establishing and Losing Record
Veterans and youths dominate the season's pitching and hitting marks as Luque Heilmann Lyons Ferrell and Seibold shine for their teams. The Giants beat the Cardinals 4 to 1, Walker and Terry lead with key hits while Cleveland and Brooklyn win in close contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jrr
Associated Press
Harry Seibold
Adolfo Luque
Sam" Jones
Ted Lyons
Harry Heilmann
Harry Rice
Mel Harder
Bob Osborn
Bart Collard
Roy Mahaffey
Wally Berger
Joe Stripp
Smead Jolley
Tom Oliver
Luque
Heilmann
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Detroit
Phillies
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Seibold
Pittsburgh
Berger
Waite Hoyt
Del
Hoyt
Ed Morris
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Lyons
Washington
Ferrell
Bt. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Browns
George Pipgras
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Walker
Bill Terry
Walker
Gards
Terry
Political Announcements From Republican and Democratic Parties
The Republican Party lists candidates for several county and district offices including presiding judge Chas Dex, second district judge Anton Goser, Linhardt for county judge first district, Sylvester Dulle for prosecuting attorney Frank Huffhines, county collector Fred Tanner, A Blaser, E W Decker, and Henry G Tepage for county recorder. The Democratic Party fields Clem A Dirckx for county clerk, Curtis L Dunn for probate judge, Thomas Fischer for county collector, and Curtis L Dunn again for presiding judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
John H. Faust
Chas
Dex
Anton Goser ED F. Linhardt
Sylvester Dulle
Frank Huffhines
Fred H. Tanner
A. E. Blaser
E. W. Decker
Henry G. Tepage
Democratic Party
Clem A. Dirckx
Curtis L. Dunn
Thomas Fischer
Braucher Picks Sharkey to Win And No Ifs
William Braucher, New York sports editor, predicts Jack Sharkey will defeat Max Schmeling in a June 12 Yankee Stadium heavyweight clash. He argues Sharkey's experience and power give him the edge, though Schmeling's speed and determination keep the bout open. Braucher expects a Sharkey knockout and notes he avoids basing the call on unlikely contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braucher
Sharkey
William Braucher
New Service
New Lyork
Sullivan-Corbett
Yankee Stadium
Sullivan
Corbett
Germany
Max Schmeling
Boston
Jack, Sharkey
Schmeling
Larry Gaines
Gypsy Daniels
Schnieiing
Risko
Paulino
Secti
Macduff
Water hazards dot eighteen holes and a golf tale
Fragmented reminiscences mention water hazards on a tournament course, a humorous note about Joe Judge and a potential Bobby Jones game. It recalls Grover Cleveland Alexander’s baseball era, his reputation, and Pete Alexander’s lingering career, with light, nostalgic banter about westward life and pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Braucher
Washington
Joe Dudge
Tnterlachen
Mr. Wrigley
Jimmy Johnston
St. Paul
Mineapolis
Bobby Jones
Dazzy Vance
But He Did Earn It Old Pete in Spring Training Glare
The piece portrays Old Pete as a fallen big-league figure who earned his pay yet wasted much of it. It recalls Bill Killefer praising Pete’s talent despite his recurring troubles, noting his resilience, past failures, and the hope he can survive the downswing with humor and independence during spring training in Florida.
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Old Pete
Bill Killefer
Browns
Bill
Philadelphia
Gabs
West Paint Beach
Fla
The
Phils
Winter Haven
Pete
Kille
Eldon Triumph Over Crevelts In Slugfest Victory
Errors at crucial stages helped Eldon win 9 to 3 over the Crevelts yesterday. Miller County hitters produced 14 hits while Wynes pitched well apart from defensive miscues. Wilson had an off day for Crevelts with three errors as Eldon pulled ahead in the ninth to seal the game.
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Eldon
Crevelt’s
Miller County
Garrison Anish
Wynes
Wilson
Creveltiga
Holzhauser
Crevells
H.C.A.E
McClurie
Boulware
Pauling I
Elliott
Freshour
Stone
Tho
Wees
Crevelt
Thea
Grevella
Eldow
Freshout
Grevelt
Tourville
Hall
Blackburn
Mitchemn
McCommons
Patricks
Miller
Bockhorst
Mitthemn
Mitchenm
Molzhauser
Crevelts
Internationals Er y Victors Over Marion in 19 to 4 Win
The International Shoe Company team defeated Marion Club 19 to 4 in seven innings at Marion. Hazelhorst dominated on the mound with nineteen strikeouts, Slaughter hit a home run, and the Shoecutters issued a challenge to Crewelt’s as they prepare to play the Senators on June 22.
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International Shoe Company
Marion
Hazelhorst
Slaughter
Essocks
Senators
One Good Inning Beats Spieker For Linn Nine
Linn defeated Spieker in a game where one favorable inning decided the outcome. Spieker pitched well early but a seventh inning surge by Tweedies changed the contest, with Monroe contributing for the Longtown boys before Spieker settled things down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Tweedie
Spieker
Monroe
Tweedies
Sonie
Ananassae
Errors Pave Way for Ninth Inning Victory for Dragons
In a tense ninth, Lutherans win after Wilkerson draws a walk, a soldier overthrows, and a runner scores on a third baseman error. Lutherans advantage built on Wadell's pitching and 11 strikeouts by Busch and Wadell. Veterans stranded eight hits.
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Dragons
Wilkerson
Wadell
Deacons
Busch
Waddell
Clouds Fall To Mohawks In Lincoln Park Clash
The North Dakota Clouds fell 15 to 4 as Lefty Robinson and Mohawks hitters dominated at Lincoln Park. Young King debuted with three hits in four at bats, driving in runs as Mohawks built a big lead and coasted to victory.
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North Deakota
Robinson
Young King
Confine
Lincoln Park
King
Major League Leaders By the Associated Press
The June 8 update lists National League leaders including batting Stephenson Cubs .420 and Herman Robins 51 runs. Klein Phillies 33 RBIs and Herman Robins 79 hits. Frisch Cardinals 21 doubles and Cuyler Cubs 14 stolen bases. In the American League Rice Senators leads with .403 batting and 77 hits while Ruth Yankees tops in runs 35 RBIs 53 homers 18. Gehringer Tigers and Gronin Senators lead doubles 19 and 11 stolen bases respectively.
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Associated Press
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Robins
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyier
Wilson
Cuyler
Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Gronin
Combs
COBS SAY UN'S BAD EYES BEAT THEM IN NINTH
The COBs lost 3 to 2 at Chamiois yesterday as two decisions were called terrible by COBs, who had 3 first inning runs while Kolkmeyer limited the home team to 4 hits. In the ninth, aided by two tank decisions, Chamiois secured a three to two victory.
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Cobs
Chamiois
Kolkmeyer
Chaniols
Gideons Distribute Bible Rooms At St Joseph Convention
In St Joseph Missouri Gideons closed their annual convention by placing 673 Bibles in hotel rooms. Officers elected include J H Ly McMall of St. Louis president Fred W Eliott of Kansas City vice president A G Brown of St Louis secretary treasurer and W K Bell of St Louis chaplain. Also noted Bees can carry nectar or honey about 80 percent of their weight and a mad bull closes his eyes when charging, aiding dodge of the rush.
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ST. Joseph
Missouri Gideons
J. H. Ly McMall
St. Louis
Fred W. Eliott
Kansas City
A. G. Brown
J. Louis
W. K. Bell
Jefferson City
Sharkey Favored To Beat Teuton In Big Stadium Bout
Associated Press reports fan anticipation grows as Jack Sharkey becomes the favorite to dethrone Max Schmeling in a June 9 title showdown at Yankee Stadium. Sharkey’s steady training, sharp left and rights, and body punching edge him over Schmeling, whose fitness and form are questioned by ringside observers. The German challenger, weighing around 196 pounds, faces a rival who has shown resilience despite past losses when favored.
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Edward J. Netl
Associated Press
New York
Fistlana
Yankee Stadium
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Young Teuton
John DL
Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Kim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Hecht
Boston
Schmeling
Sharkey Waggiers Reali
Jack
Tha Boya
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Arta
Asesee Ulman
Aeees
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Barbarians
Natwes
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France
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H.C.A
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Wilkereon
Trippencee
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Dunn
O. Richter
O. Busch
E. Richter
AB. HO
F. Volkimer
L. Volkmer
Simms
Lenkop
Boehm
P. Volkmer
Choate
McWawley
Eiyecae
RHLEY
Alma
Major League
Mayfair
4Th
St. Charles
Lennoy
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Washington Laois
St Tember Jed
Heart of Business District
Digi Roarg
Gueez Tervier
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West Pine
Kingshighway
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Naar Bos
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Heiss Hotel System
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Teuton
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