How They Stand and Yesterday's Results Recap
Yesterday's standings show New Haven 3, Albany Worcester 6, Hartford 5, Bridgeport 6, Waterbury 2, Pittsfield 7, Springfield 6. Today's games include Pittsfield at home and matchups New Haven at Hartford Bridgeport at Springfield Waterbury at Worcester. American standings list gt. Tours 9 Boston 7 Detroit 7 Washington 4 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4 New York 1 with further pairings Boston Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland New York. A separate note reports the Vamous Inn destroyed at Winnipes May June 12. the lodge and powerhouse saved. the inn was to be cleaned today.
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Lake of the Woods
Tennis Teams May Be Organized At Naugatuck High
Miss Etheline Kenney supervises girls tennis lessons at Naugatuck High School guiding a growing group at the Chamber of Commerce courts. The younger borough set embraces tennis with many onlookers and steady gains, aiming to add a school team similar to other state leaders.
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Etheline Kenney
Naugatuck High School
Miss Kenney
Chamber of Commerce
Naugatuck
Commerce Chamber
Crosby
Hartford
Bristol
Bridgeport
New Haven Commercial
Buckeley
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Harriman Pact with Russia Formally Signed
Moscow June 12 representatives of the Russian government and John Elliott for the Harriman interests signed the concession giving Harriman financial interests exclusive rights to Mine Manganese in the Caucasus Mountains. Trotsky and Djerjinsky signed for the Soviets after six months of negotiations. The Harriman group pledged a million dollar cash guarantee and promised multi million dollar improvements to the mines.
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A. W.harriman
New York
Caucauses
John Elliott
Harriman
Leon Trotsky
M. Djerjinsky
Caddie advice rules in tournament golf 1925
Jock Hutcheson explains that in stroke play a player may not ask advice from anyone except his own caddie, while four ball allows advice from the partner or partner’s caddie. An exception lets any party member indicate the line to the hole. The piece notes a booklet of Q A for golfers available by mail from Navgatuels News Group Bureau.
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Navgatuels News
Dearborn SG
Chicago
Associated Writers, Inc
Chicago Washington row to be smoothed
New York reports Ban Johnson called a meeting of the American League directors for tomorrow at the Belmont Hotel to consider the protest by the Chicago White Sox over the Washington Senators' failure to play a postponed game. Eddie Collins asked for the game to be played on the open date, but Clark Griffith declined. Johnson had hinted he favored Chicago's position.
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Ban Johnson
Belmont
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Ailure
Eddie Collins
Chicago
Clark Griffith
Washington
Johnson
Confidence as foundation of global trade and trust
A concise statement on worldwide manufacturers, stressing mutual confidence as the pillar of social, religious, and business institutions. It emphasizes long-standing relationships, mutual knowledge of positions, and the need for integrity and capability to sustain a solid, trusted trade structure.
Tagging the Bases and Baseball Roundup 1925
A sprawling sports column notes George Ruth’s first homer of the season as the Yankees fall to the Indians four to one. It covers Pirates, Browns, Reds, Senators, Giants, Cubs, White Sox, Athletics, Dodgers, and a Germany air overflight dispute, with multiple game outcomes and standout plays.
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George H. Ruth
Senators
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Tigers
Walter Johnson
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