Gehrig and Anfery Battle for Homers
Gehrig and Hafey clash for the league lead as Gehrig belts his eighteenth homer and Hafey matches, while the Athletics win to stretch their edge over the Yankees. The Braves upset St Louis with late surges, and the Phillies beat the Braves as Klein hits his seventeenth homer in a 4 2 win.
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William J. Chipman
Associated Press
Washington
Capital
Machiner
Walter Johnson
Senators
Clark Griffith
Athletics
Yankees
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Freddy Neimach
Bostonese
Pipgras
Zackery
Sherid
Boston
Lou Gehrig
Hafey
Cardinals
Chicago
Braves
St. Louis
Robins
Giants
Flatbush
Rube Bressler
Babe Herman
Melvin Ott
Bill Terry
Bill
Red Lucas
Irvin Brame
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Hack Wilson
Pirates
Sheriff Blake
Guy Bush
Haid
Bell
Holland
Bottomley
Gelbert
Hack Wileson
Phillies
Charles Klein
Philadelphia
Lester Sweetland
Ben Centwyell
Leverett
Missouri Woman on Trial for Killing Bruner
Coroner R O Crume and assistant counsel Hubert Lardner clash in court as Maude Bruner, accused of killing her husband William H Bruner, asserts she knew the man before marriage. Trial follows a prior hung jury after she admitted shooting in self defense. Bruner slain in their apartment after an all night quarrel.
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Fort Scott
Kas
R. O. Crume
Hubert €. Lardner
Maude Bruner
Bruner
Baseball Talk and Player Patter From the Season
A jumble of baseball anecdotes features Jimmy Dyken of Oakmont volunteers, Miller Huggins and Bot Nekola chatter, Ruthville crowds at Yankee Stadium, and opinions on the Athletics Yankees race. Quotes reveal player bravado and coach reactions amid pennant talk and old-time ball lore.
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Jimmy Dyken
Oakmewut
Jimmy, Jr
Charley
Pop Glendon
Navy
Miller Huggins
Nekola
Holy Grass College
Yankees
Mertha Novelius
Wirt McGalliiter
Westelry
White Sulphur Springs
Sam Byrd
Ruthville. A
Yankee Stadium
Last Nights Fights Reported By The Associated Press
Last Nights Fights from New York Allentown Cincinnati and Indianapolis feature a series of decisions and knockouts. Boxers including Brown Panama Vidal Gregorio Kid Chocolate Teddy Roth Tommy Gro gain Johnny Jadick Maxie Rosen bloom Ine Anderson Covington Larry Sanzone Babe Pilice Eddie Anderson Cody Steve Mc Donald Lon Love lace and Charlie Court are listed with results in multiple locales.
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Associated Press
New York
al Brown
Panama
Vidal Gregorio
Spain
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Teddy Roth
Tony Vacatelli
Pete Meyers
San Francisco
Allentown
Tommy Grogain
Omaha
Neb
Johnny Jadick
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Maxie Rosenbloom
Ine Anderson Covington
Larry Sanzone
Babe Pilice
Newark
N. J
Indianapolis
Eddie Anderson Cody
Wyo
Steve McDonald
Lon Lovelace
Terre Haute
Chardie Court
Premier MacDonald Portrays Unity Among English Speaking Peoples
In Lossiemouth Scotland Premier MacDonald stresses shared perspectives among English speaking nations, highlighting common goals and cooperation across the group.
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Lossiemouth
Scotland
MacDonald
Gorilla Jones rises from prelims to $10,000 welterheadliner
In a little over a year Willie Gorilla Jones, Akron Ohio, transformed from a joke prelim fighter into a $10 000 headliner and rising welterweight star. He started as a clown in boxing shows then sharpened into a skilled puncher and clever defender, earning notable wins over Sammy Baker Sammy Freeman Izzy Grove and Al Mello while drawing attention from promoters.
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Willie
Gorilla” Jones
Akron
Ohio
Lucy Welch
Down Dixie Way
Iew
Battle Royals
Bub
Willie Jones
Jefe Baulknight
Jones
Sammy Baker
Joe Dundee
Baker
Sammy Freeman
Madiso Square Garden
New York
Erliles
Freeman
al Mello
Izzy Grove
Jackie Fielis
Fields
Base Running Shifts As Baseball Favors Power Over Speed
A nostalgic column notes baseball moved from stealing bases to power hitting. It recalls earlier eras with Ty Cobb and Max Carey, where quick on first and aggressive base paths defined the game, contrasting them with modern emphasis on big hits and runs.
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Charles
Eppie
Mee Epstein
Connoe
Ty Cobb
Eddie Collins
Josh Devore
Bill Hamilton
Max Carey
Base stealing shines as midseason leaders emerge
A look at June 18 leaders shows Kiki Cuyler tops the NL with 14 steals and Bing Millerfi leads the AL with eight. The column notes tough pace comparisons to historic marks, discusses pace gaps between leagues, and recalls notable baserunning feats such as Evar Swanson’s Cincinnati dash and references to Ty Cobb and Sam West.
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Ty Cobb
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Kiki Custer
Cubs
Swanson
Cincinnati
Sam West
Senators
Babe Herman
Robbins
Bill Hamilton
Phils
Fy Cobb
Kiki Cuyler
Bing Millerfi
Macks
Fonseca
Cleveland
Metzler
White Sox
Brooklyn
Washington
Lew Fonseca
Evar Swanson
Reds
Mr. McGraw
Whiskey ring indicts 140 individuals and corporations
Federal grand jury in New York indicts 140 people and firms in a whiskey ring probe. The case spans multiple entities and highlights a broad conspiracy investigated by federal prosecutors.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
ZEMO Promises Dandruff Cure and Scalp Relief
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a cleansing antiseptic liquid that stops dandruff and itching on the scalp. It claims safety for other skin irritations and promotes bottles priced at 35c 60c and 1.00.
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Zemo
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