Cubs Triumph as Giants, Pirates Chase in NL Standings
The National League saw Chicago cap off two decisive wins over St Louis by margins of 7 to 3 and 11 to 3, with Pat Malone and Guy Bush delivering solid pitching. Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 while the Cubs pull within one game of the Cardinals, and the Giants swept the Phillies in a high-scoring 15 to 14 opener before winning the second game. In the American League, the Yankees routed the Red Sox 13 to 2 as Lou Gehrig added another run, while Detroit beat Cleveland 3 to 3 in rain-shortened action and the Browns topped the White Sox 8 to 3. The Senators and Athletics rested.
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Wisconsin liquor plan duo seeks state medical liquor sales
Madison report notes Senator Ben Gettleman of Milwaukee will introduce a bill to create a state medical liquor commission. The plan would allow sale of beer wine or whisky by the case to citizens with an affidavit claiming medicinal use, with no physician prescription required.
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Vintage sports gossip and player tales from old papers
Anecdotes on Babe Ruth snuff use and a jealous married player, a glance at Harry Frazee's estate and No No Nanette profits, Teddy Hayes on Moran the boxing boss, Jess Willard's sharp real estate moves, and a Washington note on Thomas Hellin Jr arrested for DUI narcotics influence.
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Tom Mix Robbed of 75000 In Travel Bag
In Portsmouth New Brunswick Cai Frydendahl valet for Tom Mix was arrested after Mix reported a bag with cash and securities valued at 75000 stolen from a private car used during a Sells Foto Circus tour. The incident followed a late performance with the circus.
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Major League Leaders June standings outline
National league leaders include O Doul of the Phillies with a .400 average and Hafey of the Cards 69 RBIs. Perry Terry of the Giants leads hits, while Klein and Hafey pace homers. In American, Fox of the Athletics hits .396 and Gehringer of the Tigers has 57 runs. Gehringer also leads with 68 RBIs and Manush and Mitt have notable triples and steals. Grove of the Athletics tops pitching with 10 wins.
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Last Nights Fights By the Associated Press
Montreal Jackie Cohen of New York won on four from Andre Routis for the featherweight title. Davenport Ta. Tuffy Griffith of Sioux City Iowa knocked out Johnnie Krueger of San Francisco in the second. St Louis Jackie Fields of Los Angeles knocked out Jack Horner of St Louis in the 47th. A missing health compartment led to an arrest. investigators found no trace of a bag containing 7100 in cash 25000 in Liberty Bonds 45000 in credit slips 4000 in bankers checks and other securities. a jewel case with diamonds valued at 65000 was reportedly overlooked by the thief or thieves.
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Talking Pictures of Weddings Approved by Judge
Omaha district judge Herbert Heades proposed talking pictures of wedding ceremonies as a remedy for domestic strife. Two couples planned to have weddings filmed, with reverend Frank G. Smith saying the recordings could reinforce vows. Judge Heades said such a custom could strengthen marriage and reduce conflicts. In New York a fatality and 35 injuries were reported after an elevated train collision.
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