Beginning of yer Pain in Early Baseball Standings
The American League sees contenders sharpening, with Mack teammates widening the gap over the Yankees. In Philadelphia the Browns beat the White Sox to move into second place. in the National League the Giants bite the Phillies 9 3 while the Cubs edge the Cardinals 5 4 and the Pirates rally behind Henry Meine for a Pittsburgh win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heydler
Mack Gen
Yankees
Hugmen
Gito
Philadelphia
Browns
White Sox
Pir Fess
Cincinnati
Cubs
Giants
Phillies
Shibe Park
Muller Huggins
Waite Hoyt
George Pipera
Yankee
George Walberg
Hing Miller
Tony Bazerri
Gehrig
Lou
Sammy Gray
al Thomas
Chicago
Tees
Blachelder
Manush
Melillo
Red* Sox
Washington
Carroll
Cleveland
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Clarence Mitchell
Raja
Guy Bush
Joe McCarthy
Pirates
Henry Meine
Pittsburgh
John McGraw
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Braves
Ballou
Metropolis sports chatter and regatta legends collide
A collage of colorful anecdotes links legal threats against Henry Farrell, bets on track and field feats, the hot ball era in baseball, and legends from Yale-Harvard regatta lore. It recalls party misadventures, sinking crews, and race superstitions surrounding famed sports figures and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise Henryl Farrell
Harry Abramson
Aqueduct
Freddy Lind- Strom
Eddie Roush
Philadephia
Tommy Loughran
Jimmy Braddock
Harry
Poughkeepsie
New London
Yale
Harvard
Harry Payne Whitney
Harvara
Fights Last Night Summary of Ring Results
Mixed outcomes across cities with Schmeling outpointing Azcademic in New York and Christner stopped in Chicago. Snyder scored a knockout in Dodge City while Wallace stopped Uvaldo Tay in Indianapolis. Adgie knocked out Brown in Philadelphia amid odd note on orchid seed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Paolino Azcadum
Spain
Otto On Point
Chicago
K. Oo. Christner
Akron
Angus Snyder
Dodge City
Kans
Johnny Grosso
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Roy Wallace
Indianapolis
Primo Uvaldo
Tay
Detroit
Terry Griffith
Sioux
City
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Matt Adgie
Frankie Brown
Lew Fonseca a Versatile Star in Cleveland’s Lineup
This sketch notes Lew Fonseca of the Cleveland Indians as a versatile infield star and base stealing threat. Despite a cut of the most valuable player trophy, Fonseca’s keen anticipatory play and speed at the bag have won games, with a high batting mark in the minors and a 50,000 purchase back to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Albert Fonseca
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Baseball Writers
Cleveland Rooters
Luigi
Fonseca
Tribe
Lew
Nara Reds
Phillies
Newark
Cleveland
Girl Set World Record Throw In Vallejo Meet
Vivian Hartwick set a girls world best with a 256 feet 5 inch baseball throw at a Vallejo California athletic meet. The performance marked a historic achievement for her gender in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hartwick
Vallejo
Calit
Fragmentary note on breathing rates in adults and child
A rough, unclear passage mentions a grown man breathing about 13 or 76 times in two minutes a woman perhaps 18 and a child named Childress who breathes much more often. The text is incomplete and lacks context or clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Missouri Freight Lead Adequate For Wheat Crop
Six thousand box cars with 1 000 just delivered are ready for the Kansas wheat crop announced by L W Baldwin president of Missouri Pacific Also noted 66 new automobile cars can be used if needed. In other items E H Intelmen Jr 3 was fatally crushed by a tombstone while at a cemetery. Wood Netherland of Fork Smith Arkansas elevated to Federal Land Bank presidency succeeding J Paul Bestor. Springfield news reports a fatal accident when Fred Tallege 18 a telephone crew member died after a dynamite prank set off by Emmett Cummins 17 causing debris to strike him.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Kansas
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific
Wood Netherland
Farmer Fork Smith
Ark
Federal Land Bank
Hoe
J. Paul Bestor
General Farm Loan Board
Washington
Springfield
Fred Tallege
Emmett Cumins
Cummins
Ellege
Schmeling Beats Paulino in Pyrenees Bout to Crown Hero
Max Schmeling, 23, defeats Paulino in a boxing match before 46,000 fans. After a cautious start, Schmeling dominates from the tenth round, earning a clear decision from Referee Arthur Donovan and two judges. The win cements Schmeling as a top heavyweight contender and fuels chatter about a forthcoming match with Jack Sharkey or a possible rematch with Jack Dempsey.
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Allan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Max Schmelng
Pawling Uzendun
Arthur Donovan
Punhyo
Schmeling
Berlin
Pyrenees
Paulino
Schineling
Arahur Donovan
Che German
Max Schmeling
Major League Leaders and a Bloody Rematch Display
The column lists season leaders in batting pitching and fielding through June 27 with names like Herman Robins Ott and Gehringer plus teams Giants Pirates Athletics and Tigers. It also recounts a brutal boxing bout where Paulino, a Basque fighter, absorbs severe punishment from Schmeling, enduring a late rally and heavy blows in a dramatic tenth to fifteenth round stretch.
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Herman
Robins
Ott
Giants
Terry
Hafey
Cards
Waner
Pirates
Cuyler
Curbs
Grimes
Aya Paulino
Schmelug
Paulino
Hte
Insh Walt
Schmeling
Gals & Lery
Adeline
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CNW
William J. Chipman
Arles Gooryear
Sen. Shipstead
Waps
Henrik Shipat
Minnesota
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wisconsin
Father-I-N Law
Frederick
Wis
Gana
Hastings
Laufer
Dr. Snook
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Columbus Ohio
Tiesta
Medical College
Kate
Snook
California
L. They
Bey
Teago
la Pet
Thes
Ty Philadelphias S
Ib Louis
York Sane
Ale
Cmoyeland Ease
Aly Hasnington
Boston
Missouri
Cole Camp
E. H. Intelmen, Jr
Columbia
William J. Cooper
U. C
Master Olecanors
Monroe
Ashley
East High St
Tribune Printing Company
Max
Major League
The
Poxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Johnson
Heilmann
Hass
Miller
Trowmers
Grove
Goetz Country Clubs
Goetz Country Club
M. K. Goetz Brewing Co
ST. Joseph, Missouri
Goetz
Jefferson City Bottling Works
Jefferson City
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