BRUINS ATT, YES, YANKS A PHILADELPHIA BY WILLIAM CHIPMAN
The Athletics lead the league by ten and a half games after sweeping the Red Sox in a close 6 to 5 series opener in Philadelphia. Bing Miller extended his hitting streak to 27 games while Ken Williams and Jimmy Foxx contributed key runs. The Browns moved into a virtual tie for second after beating Cleveland 6 to 2 as the White Sox beat Detroit 5 to 3. The Giants won 3 to 2 in eleven innings over the Robins as Dazzy Vance pitched well and Carl Mays was ejected for arguing a call. The Reds beat the Pirates 6 to 4 and the Phillies swept the Braves 6 to 0 and 5 to 1.
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William Chipman
Associated Press
Pirates
Giants
John Heydler
Mackmen
Red Sox
Yankees
Washington
Athletics
Philadelphia
Griffith Stadium
Herb Peajock
Yanks
Bostonese
Macks
Milton Gaston
Ken Williams
Jimmy Foxx
Bing Miller
Browns
Cleveland
White Sox
Tigers
Detroit
Brooklyn Fire
Robins
Dazzy Vance
Carl Mays
Jack Scott
Vance
Reds
Cubs
Cardinals
Phillies
Braves
Home Run Club Roster and League Totals
The list names players from the Yankees, Cardinals, Phillies, Athletics, Cubs and Pirates with single or multiple homers including Gehrig Ruth Lazzeri Meusel Williams and Foxx. It also shows league totals with 356 for the National League and 259 for the American League, totaling 615 homers.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Hafey
Cards
Hein
Phillies
Simmons
Athletics
Wilson
Cubs
Southern
Waner
Pirates
O'Doul
Ruth
Lazzeri
Yanks
Meusel
Williams
Red Sox
Foxx
Fotals
Baseball Gossip and Route to Big Bucks From The Babe
A collage of baseball anecdotes mentions John McGray, Mickey Cochrane, Mel Ott, Lew Fonseca, and Andrew with remarks on yesteryear games. It notes Babe Ruth contract talks, a potential $100000 annual wage, and a $210000 risked deal as Yankees owner negotiates. Colonel Jake Ruppert faces notice over Babe Ruth’s ambitions and possible world series play.
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Henryl Farrell
John McGray
Philadelphia
Lefty Grove
Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
Harvard
Yale
Melvin Ott
Phillies
Phil Nes
Johnny Evers
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland
Andrew
Jake Rupperb
New York
Dundee Fields Showdown Looms In Detroit Ring
Boxing fans expect Jackie Fields to dethrone welterweight champ Joe Dundee in Detroit. Dundee, once champ after beating Latzo in 1927, has slipped while Fields rose through featherweight and lightweight ranks to gain a reputation as the division’s cleverest fighter.
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Joe Dundee
Floyd | Fitzsimmon
Detroit
Jackie Fields
Baltimore
Fields
Jackie
Joe
Dundee
Pete Latzo
Jack Thompson
Chicago
Fisti
Thompson
al Mello
Giants on the road must retire by 11:30 p.m.
The Giants guard players’ late hours with a 11:30 p.m. room curfew enforced by the trainer. Fred Leach protested nightly awakenings while claiming he slept by 10. The tapping at doors interrupted rest, and McGraw reportedly woke earlier when unwell but took his medicine.
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McGraw
Giants
Fred Leach
Mr. McGraw
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
George Godfrey of Leiperville stopped Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis and Tom Williams stopped Gene Stanton of Cleveland. Phil McGraw and Al Foreman drew. Sgt Sammy Baker outpointed Georgie Levine. Eddie Anderson stopped Paul Allen. Ray McPeek knocked out Charlie Shine.
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Cleveland
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Tom Williams
Chicago
Gene Stanton
Champiaign
Eddie Anderson
Paul Allen
Champaign
Ray McPeek
Columbus
Charlie Shine
Local Columbia golfers post solid scores in Cup hopes
Curran and Sone led the Columbia club with 75 and 79 on the tough course yesterday. The team, optimistic about winning the Femuel Cup, heads to Shalla on July 9 with finals at the focal course on July 16. Mrs Lawrence R Keltner and relatives visited Rev J W Keltiner at the penitentiary before returning to St Louis.
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Jefferson City
Columbia Country Club
Columbia
Sedalia
Fulton
Turner
Curran
Furtney
Klegh
Curran and Sone
Shalla
Lawrence R. Keltner
Lillian Keltner
J. W. Keltner
Major League Leaders Update June 26
Associated Press tally of leaders across the majors with names such as Ott Giants Hafey Cards Waner Pirates Foxx Athletics Gehringer Tigers Simmons Athletics and Manush Tigers Browns. highlights include Ott leading in batting and homers and Grimes Pirates besting 11 1 and Grove Athletics with 1 percent.
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Herman
Brooklyn
Ott
Giants
Terry
Hafey
Cards
L. Waner
Pirates
Cuyler
Cubs
Grimes
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Athsletics
Manush
Johnson
Browns
Gehrig
Yanks
Grove
Wort
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Canada Day
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al Foreman
Drew
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Paramount Picture
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Wallendorf
al Price
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Sone Peeve Bee
Lindley
Little
Clark
Holliway
Gherman
Moerschels Products CO
Studebaker
Dictator
Capital Motor CO
East Capitol Ave
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