Browns Pave Poisonous To The Senators
The St Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators in a doubleheader 6-3 and 4-0. Bill Killefer’s pitchers dominated, lifting the Browns above .500 for the season. Carl Fischer and Dick Coffman dueled for the Senators while Walter Stewart pitched a shutout in game two. Also, Babe Ruth powered the Yankees to a 13-5 win over Cleveland. Cubs beat Braves in 13 innings. Flint Rhem led the Cardinals to a 6-1 win over the Phillies in Philly.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press Spors
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Bill Kilefer
Elbvers
Browns
Killefer
Carl Fischer
Brown
Dick Coffman
Fischer
Washington
Coffman
Walter Stewart
George Herman Ruth
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Pete Jablonowski
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Cubs
Jurgess
Herman
Moors
Guy Bush
Art Shires
St. Louis Cardinals
Braduates
Flint Rhem
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Philly
Rhem
Track stars qualify for the Olympic trials in Palo Alto
Fifteen standout performers from the WPA championships earn spots for the final Olympic trials in Palo Alto, with AAU funding constraints limiting participation. Names include Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette, Jack Keller of Ohio State, Glen Cunningham of Kansas, Charles Shugert of Miami, and others.
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Chicago
Palo Alto
Cal
A. A. Stagg
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Jack Keller
Ohio State
George Salting
Iowa
Glen Cunningham
Kansas
America
Henry Bracksmith
Indiana
Charles Shugert
Miami University
Brackssmith
Bracksmith
Cunningham
Shugert
Willis Ward
Michigan
Bert Nelson
Butler
Hugh Rhea
Nebraska
Herlon Robert
Stanford
George Williams
Hampton Institute
Lambert Redd
Bradley
Tech
Eugene Beatty
Michigan Normal College
Donanee Hornbosiel
Bryce Beacher
John Wonsowicz
Irving Seeley
Tlinois
Boonville Travelers Triumph in 11th Inning Over Local Team
Boonville Travelers edged the c o Bs 6 to 5 in 11 innings at Houchin's park. Boonville led 4-0 after three, the locals tied it in the ninth, and the Travelers delivered two runs in the 11th before the c o Bs rallied to equate 6-6 before the final out. Batteries Durham Alien and Bostorsers Trippensee and Wartz eck.
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Boonville Travelers
C. O. Bs
Houchin’s Park
Boonville
Travelers
C. Oo. Bs
Olen
Durham
Alien
Bostorsers Trippensee and Wartzeck
Remembering Belmont Stakes Win At Aqueduct Opening Day
One year ago today Thirty thousand fans cheered Twenty Grand the Kentucky Derby winner as he captured the Belmont Stakes over a mile and a half. Greentree star Mrs Payne Whitney owned by Greentree Stable won by eight lengths setting a 2258 3-5 record and earning 58770. Also noted: Queens County handicap winner Chance Play in the same era.
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Payne Whitney
Jamestown
Sin Meadow
Totay
Ight Archine
I. 3
Humphreys
Denver
Aqueduct
Mars
Pomney
Macawail
Inquisitive Season Answers From the Bureau
A reader questions column answers sports topics from McGraw quitting to Dodgers pennants, Braves overperforming, Vaughan's greens, Sharkey vs Schmeling, Schaaf vs Sharkey, expected draws, Open champion odds, Burgoo King versus Economic, and Ben Eastman Olympic chances.
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Sy Willan Braucher
McGraw
Reds
Braves
Dodgers
Cubs
Vaughan
Pirates
Sharkey
Schmeling
Schaaf
Danny MacPayden
Yankees
Athletics
Cardinals
Judge Landis
Br Terry
Bilk Terry
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Ben Eastman
Prison All Stars Defeat Coca Colas In Baseball Showdown
The Missouri State Prison All Stars beat the St. Louis Coca Cola team with an 11 to 3 score after a Sunday game. Coca Colas tallied three hits, while Prison All Stars pitchers combined for a dominant effort. Next Sunday the All Stars face a Sarcoxie team from Jasper County.
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Missouri State Prison All Stars
St. Louis
Coca Cola
Coca Colas
All Stars
Sarcoxie
Jasper County
Carrell
Welana
I Kitchen
Smith
Thomas
Buttler
Fulcher
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
The AP list shows NL batting leaders P Waner Pirates .373 and Klein Phillies 83 hits, with Hurst Phillies 81. DL doubles Waner 41 and Klein 26. home runs Klein 15 tied with Ott and Collins. pitching Swetonic Pirates 7 1 and Betts Braves 6 1. AL batting Foxx Athletics .378 and Moses Simmons 353 runs for Athletics 67. Foxx 63 RBIs. Foxx 77 hits. Myers Senators 9 triples Lazell Yankees 7. Foxx 22 HRs. Ruth 20. Chapman Yankees 9 doubles. Gomez Yankees 11 1 and Allen Yankees 4 1.
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Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Lombardi
Reds
Klein
Phillies
O'Doul
Dodgers
Hurst
Worthington
Braves
Priples—Klein
Her Iman
Ott
Giants
Collins
Cardinals
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Simmons
Ruth
Yankees
Porter
Indians
Gehringer
Myer
Senators
Lazzell
Pases
Chapman
Blue
White Sox
Johnson
Gomez
Allen
Burgoo King Withdrawn From American Derby
Burgoo King, leader of the three year olds, withdraws from the $50,000 American Derby at Washington Park. The field could reach 20 as hopefuls move to replace him. Economic and other contenders prepare for the mile and a quarter classic plus the chase for fame and gold.
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Chicago
Burgoo King
Washington Park
King
New York
W. R. Coe
William Woodward
Sammelus
George D. Widener
Minton
Prince
DeMolays Defeat Honey Creek In Lopsided Game
The DeMolays beat Honey Creek 18 to 2 on a Sunday afternoon at Honey Creek. Roy Thorp collected five hits in as many at bats after a brief DeMolays stint. Wynes and Linhart pitched for DeMolays, and Vernon McCullan of Missouri Fruit and Produce Co. donated a truck to transport the team.
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Honey Creek
Roy Thorp
Wynes and
Linhart
Vern McCullan
Missouri Fruit and Produce Ca
Brazito Stays In Lead Of Central Missouri League
Brazito clinched top spot in the Central Missouri League by routing Olean 19 to 8. Pitcher Forsty Miller allowed little after an early burst, adding a solo homer with two aboard in the first inning to seize control. Batteries Miller and Bockhorst. Weaver and Weaver.
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Brazito
Byazio
Eldon
Versalles
Tipton Tree
Russellville
Olean
California
Centertown
Forsty Miller
Miller
Frank Staller Wins Missouri Amateur Championship
Frank Staller of Kansas City the 21 year old former caddy captures the Missouri amateur golf title at Wood Hill Golf Club beating Jimmie Manion of St. Louis four times state champion 7 and 6 after a strong rally with seven birdies from Staller. Manion fought hard but fell short at the twelfth hole.
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Kansas City
Frank Staller
Missouri
Staller
Jimmie Manion
St. Louis
Wood Hill
Manion
Senator Bingham Presses for Prohibition Repeal
Connecticut Republican Senator Bingham, an anti prohibition reader, declares dissatisfaction with New York's repeal plan and urges the convention to back repeal and its submission to the states. He will join the resolutions committee and seeks a clear convention stance in favor of repeal.
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Chicago
Pensane
Bingham
Connecticut
New York
Hirst
Resolutions Committee
Ada Mey Files for Divorce from Colonel Wilson Potter
Philadelphia report confirms that Ada Mey, noted musical comedy actress, filed a divorce suit against Colonel Wilson Potter a Philadelphia sportsman and deer hunter. The couple wed in spring 1924. Grounds for the action were not disclosed.
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Philadelphia
Gourt Records Today
Ada Mey
Colonel Wilson
iPotter
Jee Gass
University of Illinois graduates urged to fix a sick world
Urbana Illinois June 13 Dr Harry Woodburn Chase challenged graduates to right a sick world and to apply pocket sized diplomas with courage and cooperation He told over 1800 graduates to keep their heads and use energy intelligence and unity to lead the nation out of crisis and avoid ruin
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Urbana
Ill
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of Ilines
Chase
Chicago Elephant Feeds Too Much Peanuts
The Republican platform makers face troubles while Gas Deed-a-Day, the party symbol, suffers a stomach ache after being fed by thousands of visitors in Lincoln Park. A guard stood watch to protect the elephant from overeager admirers during the convention throng.
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Chicago
Sune
Lincoln Park
O. K
Amelia Earhart Honored by King Albert in Belgium
Amelia Earhart and husband G. P. Putnam were hosted at a luncheon by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth at Laeken Castle in Brussels. The couple arrived for a brief visit and planned to travel to Paris before returning to the United States.
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Brussels
Belgium
Amelia Earhart
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Laeken Castle
Garner Improves But Stays In Bed
Washington June 13. Speaker Garner was reported improved though his doctor ordered bed rest. His temperature was near normal but Dr. George Calver, House physician, warned of a possible bronchitis setback and advised not to plan returning to work before midweek.
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Washington
Garner
George Calver
House
Illinois Miners and Mine Owners Face Pay Clash
Chicago June 13 AP A clash looms between Illinois miners and operators over wage scales after Indiana conferees adopt a new lower rate. Indiana set 4.00 daily for day workers and 0.60 for bolt mined coal, while Illinois miners face possible acceptance of a 4.00 minimum after state negotiations.
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Chicago
Tals
Tadiano
Terre Haute
Indiana
Woee
Dee
Bick
John Moulin
Ziegler
Tid
Illinois
Emmerson
D. Ww. Buchanan
American Actress to Meet King and Queen
Adele Astaire, newly wed to Lord Charles Cavendish, prepares a gown and curtsies for a royal presentation probably at the third court on June 23. Such a bride is often presented at the first court after marriage, though Lady Cavendish cannot confirm due to strict rules.
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London
Adele Astaire
Charles Cavendish
Lord Cavendish
Cavendish
Hausner Exhales After Trans Atlantic Flight Rescue
New Jersey operator Stanislaus Felix Hausner, aboard the S S Circle Shell, is resting and too exhausted to recount his Atlantic drift. He drifted a week after ending short of the European coast while attempting to reach Warsaw. His plane is abandoned after drifting near 42.41.38 N, 20.04 W. Rescued off Portugal, he heads toward New Orleans, about two weeks away. His wife Mrs Martha Hausner awaits his return in Jersey City.
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Circle Shell
Stanislaus Felix Hausner
New Jersey
Poland
New Orleans
Hausher
Lattitute
Hatsner
Hausnar
Portugal
Newark
WN. J
Martha Hausner
Warsaw
Jersey City
DePew on way back to Kansas City in custody
Martin DePew, reportedly the leader in the December kidnapping of Missouri dress-maker Mrs Nell Donnelly, is being returned from South Africa to Kansas City. He admitted involvement but pled not guilty, saying he was not informed of the plan and feared execution. Detectives report further arrests and confessions tie him to a gang that held Donnelly for ransom.
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Philadelphia
Martin DePew
Kansas City
Nell Q. Donnelly
Missouri
South Africa
DePew
Martin Deputy
Donnelly
Fellows
de Pew
Jamies R. Page
Atttorney
Jackson County
Page
T. W. Higgins
Bri. Cole
Delaware
Pape
Browning
Lacy Browning
Pau Scheldt
Charles Mele
Ethel
United States
James Reed
New York
Johannesburg
Fights Last Night In Warsaw Report
A Polish woman Eddie Ran of Poland knocked out Volkmark of Germany in a last night fight. She hoped a passing ship would raise his plane and perhaps allow a return. She prayed daily for his safety, never giving up, and found reassurance when he sent word of his love.
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Poland
Eddie Ran
Volkmark
Germany
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