Ruth and Gehrig Power Yankees to Cleveland Win
The Yankees toppled the Indians 17 to 10 as Gehrig drove in seven runs and Ruth hit his 71st homer, while the A's beat Detroit 10 to 1 behind Grove’s pitching. The Athletics moved back into first place by a full game in the American League with these results. In the NL, the Giants beat the Cubs 7 to 4 as five Brooklyn errors fueled St. Louis’s 9 runs. Andy High had four RBIs for the winners.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Robert Moses Grove
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
Grove
Athletics
Detroit
Gehrig
Ruth
Yankees
Cleveland
Tigers
A’s
Sorrell
Herring
Sullivan
Jimmy Foxx
Manus
Alexander
Lou
Yanks
Hudlin
Shoffner
Herb Pennock
St. Louis Browns
al Crowder
Washington
Crowder
Heinie Manush
Goose Goslin
Browns
Manush
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Dazzy Vance
Ray Moss
Robins
Grabowski
Jess Haines
Andy High
Boston Graves
Cincinnati
Ben Cantwell
Crevelts Run Wild As Linn Piles Up 20 Runs
The Crevelt batt ers overwhelmed Linn with a landslide of singles, winning 20 to 3 as Wynes and Boas pitched for the invaders. Stolen bases go to Boulware Boas Elliott Bockhorst Mahon and more. Errors and unusual plays noted as Linn used three pitchers in a losing effort.
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Crevelt’s
Linn
Osage County Balk
Boulware
Boas
Elliott
Bockhorst
Mahon
Stone
Wilson
Paulin
Crevelt
Cavender
Loft Christian
Boos
Bo Wyne
Cavenders
Christian
S. Boehm
Cc. Wynes
C. W. Wynes
Boehm
C. Wynes
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H. PO
A.E
S. Boehn
Herdon
Ss. Co
Lowman
Gove
Jeru
J. Boehm
Salem
Ferrier
Ughtn- CG
Wynes
Feeees
Crevelts
Grevelt
Blott
E Stone
O. Freshout
A Wilson
Ainee Boulware
Piney
Finley
A. Boulware
Boehn
Boul- Ware
Cors Bury Bonots Under Avalanche of Hits
Rain halted the Bonnets Mill doubleheader opener as the C O B team returned to finish the second game. They powered past Bonnets 24 runs and 23 hits in the late contest, beating the home team 2% to 7. Sitton started for the C O Bs and lingered after Bonnets rallied in the fourth before Olkmeyer closed the flood.
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CORS
Bonnets Mill
C.O. B
Sitton
Bonnets
Olkmeyer
Lesser Evil and a Moral Duel in a Blit Story
A fragmentary comic strip reads Like a tumbling scorecard with incomplete lines. The scene shows Mrs Gabbins and a maid as a moral exchange unfolds with a wary joke about conscience in a dialogue heavy panel sequence.
Strangler Lewis in Glendale Venture and Rowing Feature
Edward Le Garroter Lewis, a major stockholder in a Glendale California chain restaurant, praises wrestler Prestina and discusses Londos versus Pesek and Sonenberg as top champions. A long profile on rowing in college, detailing the grind of crews preparing for the Poughkeepsie races and Dick Glendon at Columbia encouraging his rowers.
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Edward ‘Le _Garroter
Strangler. Lewis
Glendale
Calif
Lewis
Rassling
Londos
Shikat
Dick Glendon
Columbia
Glendon
Xee
Dempsey Rules Out Comeback Against Schmeling
Jack Dempsey says he will not try to regain the world heavyweight title from Schmeling after the Sharkey bout. He cites not yet fully recovered from recent surgery and mentions possible film offers. A return fight is unlikely for months as he considers light training and future projects.
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Jack Dempsey
Dan Thomas
NEA
Los Angeles
Dempsey
Hollywood
Jack
Sharkey
Schmeling
Ion
Vickly
Bunk
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Demsey
How a Crew Chooses Its Best Stroke Man
The article argues that the top rower is not always the strongest or tallest. It stresses temper, timing, endurance, courage, rhythm, and the ability to adapt the beat. It notes the seven crew members must synchronize with the stroke, and that speed comes from coordinated power rather than raw strength.
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
Players leading the majors through June 15 include NL batting Klein of Philadelphia at .420 and home runs Klein again with 18 while Tony Giants English Cubs heads 55 runs and other leaders include hits Terry Giants 85 doubles Frisch Cardinals 21 and AL Hodapp Indians 86 hits Ruth Yankees 68 runs Gehrig Yankees 65.
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Klein
Phillies
Tony
Giants
English Cubs
Terry
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Guyler
Yankees and Tigers Clash Highlight Home Run Slugfest
In a packed matchup, Ruth of the Yankees slugged a crucial homer while the Tigers and Yankees contended for dominance. Rice of the Senators added a stolen base tally, marking 12 on the day as teams vied for early standings.
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Combs
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Ruth
Rice
Senators
Walinkos All Stars Beat Midgets 7 to 4
The Walinko All-Stars defeated the Midgets 7 to 4 yesterday. Dallas pitched for the sub-division constellation and Koester carried the pitching load for the title fellows. Manager Haar of the twinklers calls his team one of the best amateur nines in the section, a claim likely to be debated as summer progresses.
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Walinko
Neighborly Dinner Invite Over Meat Mixup
A humorous exchange recalls a neighborly mishap as one family invites the neighboring household to share a mistaken butchered meat delivery. The light anecdote underscores good humor and communal manners in domestic life.
Brazito Beats Internationals 6 to 4 in Fast Game
Brazito defeated the International Snoe Company team 6 to 4 on the Brazito diamond. Batteries were Hazelhorst Slaughter Richter for Jefferson City and Mueller Angerer for Brazito. The standout was pitcher iosty Mueller whose team rallied after a slow start. Also note a banking merger forming a massive New York institution with assets over 2.5 billion dollars.
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Brazito
International Snoe Company
Hazelhorst, Slaughter
Richter
Jefferson City
Mueller
Angerer
Iosty" Mueller
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