Evans Clouts Two Over Fence At Reed Park
Patsy Evans powered two home runs at White Way Park pacing a 12 hit 10 run Paris loss to Jefferson City. Jay Nichols limited Paris to five hits while striking out eight in a 10 to 0 victory. Freeman and Evans homered in first at bats, with Evans nearly hitting a third homer as the Senators run away in the game.
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Fights Last Night Roundup
The Associated Press reports results from rival cities. McFarland of Pueblo KOed Meyers of St Louis, Terry outpointed Dundee in St Louis, Ryan outpointed by Touch Tone of Detroit, Herman of Chicago KOed Jackson in Santa Monica.
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Best of Intersectional Play This Time
Across the major leagues, eastern clubs lead in the intersectional round with 36 wins to 15 for the West in the American League and 33 to 32 for the East versus West in the National League. Washington routs St. Louis 11 10, Boston and New York below Cleveland, and St. Louis tops Philadelphia 2 1, while Cincinnati, New York Giants, and Chicago chase in the NL standings with notable outcomes.
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Schmeling Stribling Fight Rules Spark Debate in Cleveland
The Cleveland Boxing Commission debates governing a Schmeling versus Stribling bout and its new rules after adopting 11 426 regulations. The piece mocks overregulation and highlights Queensberry standards, noting both fighters’ clean records and suggesting etiquette alone won’t force behavior.
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Major League Leaders Update By Associated Press
National League leaders include Hendrick Reds batting 404 and Terry Giants 381 runs Klein Phillies 61, Terry 44. Arlett Phillies 42 RBIs. Hits Terry null, Arlett 70. Adams Cardinals 20 doubles, Davis Phillies 19. Worthington Braves 7 triples with Watkins Cardinals 7. Comorosky and Sweetland Cubs 8 steals. Kiein Phillies 17 HR, Arlett 11. American League leaders show Ruth Yankees 385 batting, Simmons Athletics 47 runs, Cronin Senators 56 RBIs, Cronin 82 hits. Webb Red Sox 26 doubles, Manush Senators 19. Cronin 3 triples, Manush 7. Foxx Athletics 135 HR, Ruth and Gehrig Yankees 11. Chapman Yankees 20 steals, Johnson Tigers 16. Pitching Fischer Senators 7-1, Burke Senators 6-1.
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Sekyra Chooses Schmeling Over Stribling in Cleveland Fight
New York heavyweight Joe Sekyra, who has sparred with Max Schmeling and Stribling, picks Schmeling to win. He says Stribling is fast but tires after 10 rounds, while Schmeling keeps punching. Sekyra recalls Sharkey Schmeling clash and rates Schmeling’s punch as decisive.
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Baseball recaps of 8 to 7 including six Boston runs
Yesterday Boston led Chicago 8 to 7 after six runs in the first inning off Guy Bush but Chicago rallied late. Hack Wilson belted his sixth homer of the season. New York and Boston posted over .500 averages on their west trip. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh were rained out, meeting today to decide sixth place in the series standings. The Phillies won just two of 13, setting a league mark.
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President Hoover orders planes banned from crowds
President Hoover, aboard the presidential train, pressed for an immediate ban on airplanes over crowds at open-air events. Secretary Lamont joined him in Columbus as they traveled to Springfield for the Lincoln tomb dedication, responding to earlier noise at Marion, Ohio.
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Heavy sea ends search for bodies at St Philibert disaster
At Nazaire France on June 17 renewed efforts to recover victims from the St Philibert disaster were halted by heavy seas and rough weather. Government tugs equipped for dragging could not begin operations. Officials suggested the excursion steamer may lie at the bottom of the Bay of Biscay with hundreds still missing. Estimates place the dead and missing around 200 people including 46 children.
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