Good Baseball In Both Leagues Card Improve By Gayle Talbot Jr
The day produced sparkling baseball across twelve games. George Watkins of the St Louis Cardinals tied the modern record with three home runs in a doubleheader against the Phillies as the Cardinals swept both games. Wiley Moore dominated the Indians in a 7 to 0 Red Sox victory, while Bill Sweeney nearly tied the all time putouts mark with 21. The Cardinals widened their lead, Brooklyn moved into the first division with two wins over Pittsburgh, and the Braves won the second game of their doubleheader. Babe Ruth hit his 15th homer as the Yankees extended their win streak to six, beating the White Sox 10 to 5.
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Gayle Talbot JR
Associated Press
George Watkins
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Watkins
Ray Benge
Wiley Moore
Boston Red “Sox
Cleveland Indians
Moore
Sox
Miiders
Bill Sweeney
Threshomers
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Philadelphia
Giants
Gubs
Polo Grounds
Carl Hubbell
Hornsby
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Wallace Hebert
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Rube Walme
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Missouri cash er charged in Phillipsburg bank robbery plot
Vernon County Missouri June 25 AP D W Mardis former cashier of a Shelby bank detained on charges of leading a Missouri criminal ring plotting the March 15 2 700 raid on Farmers Bank Phillipsburg Lyle Morris and Hayward Zimmerman serving 12 terms say Mardis led the gang and got 500 from the loot He faces first degree robbery charges in Lebanon after prior Shelby Bank case acquittals Also Shel-bina June 26 AP Roy Nicol cashier of the defunct Bethel Farmers Bank arrested on grand jury indictment for embezzlement larceny and receiving deposits amid bank insolvency He posted bond.
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D. W. Mardis
Shelby
Farmers’ Bank
Phillipsburg
John W. Jones
Lyle Morris
Hayward Zimmerman
Ao Mardis
Missouri
Mardis
Phil Upsburg
Lebanon
Shelby Bank
Shelbina
Roy Nicol
Farmer’s Bank of
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Polish heavyweight prospect Stan Perado draws crowds in era boxing scene
William Braucher profiles Stan Perado a 22 year old Polish contender with a sharp left and aggressive style guided by Frank Flournoy. The article discusses potential opponents, market value, and lingering plans around Schmeling-Stribling bouts amid boxing circuit moves. It also recounts Harvey Hendrick’s career path through multiple clubs and his late 1920s impact with the Reds and Robins.
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United States
Trinute
Stan Paredo
Frank Flournoy
Flournoy
Almon
Riska
Jawn
Cleveland
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported by AP
In Oakland Roberto Rao berti knocked out Eddie Jorge and Tony Silva, while Benny Gallup drew. Reno saw Jack Redman KO Jack Van Noy. Seattle had Georgie Ker win and Tony Portillo draw after six rounds.
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Oakland
Cal
Roberto Raoberti
Italy
Eddie Jorge
Tony Silva
Benny Gallup
Duduth
Minn
Reno
Nev
Jack Redman
South Bend
Ind
Jack van Noy
California
Seattle
Wash
Georgie Kerwin
Chicago
Tony Portillo
Major League Leaders from Baseball Standings Records
The list itemizes top performers by league and category with names such as Batting Ruth and Cronin, runs, hits, doubles, and pitching marks. It notes players from the National and American leagues, including Gehrig, Ruth, Cronin, Terry, Klein, Hornsby, and others, plus a Civil War veteran obituary line for Edward A. Profst aged 84.
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Cubs
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Phillies
Terry
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Ott
Hornsby
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Davis
Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Ruth
Yankees
Morgan
Indians
Myer
Senators
Gehrig
Ankees
Bishop
Athletics
Cronin
Simmers
Webb
Re Sox
Menush
Manush
Gandhi backs undiluted prohibition in India
In Bombay on June 25 AP reports Mahatma Gandhi again declares faith in strict prohibition. In his weekly Young India he imagines a one hour dictatorship and would close all liquor shops, end liquor production, force humane factory conditions, and open workers refreshment rooms for harmless drinks and amusements. He cites exceptions for Europeans and the sick needing liquor medically.
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Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Yong India
Woodmen of Madison Meet Senators Here
The M W A Tower Camp 8305 ball team of Madison returns here tomorrow night to seek revenge for a 17–0 defeat by the Jefferson Grey Senators on June 12. The Harshany twins will be featured again. Jay Nichols will start for the Solons with Borner behind the bar. Manager McQueen has the team practicing for long shots. The Madison fraternity versus Reed clash promises another hot game with batters aiming for the fences.
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Jefferson Grey Senators
Senators
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Jaffa
Harshany Twins
Invaders
J. Harshaney
Jay Nichols
Borner
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Reed
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