Whitesox Loom as Threat Again After Win
Whitlow Wtt blossomed into a solid starting pitcher as the Chicago Whitesox regain third in the American League and loom as a threat to the Yankees and Senators. Wyatt missed a no hit bid by one single with two out in the ninth, beating the Browns 6 1 for his second win since joining the Sox. The Senators beat Philadelphia 16 6 to widen their lead. Manush Gosetim and Cronin had ten hits among the visitors' 15. Indians edged the Tigers 1 0 behind Hildebrand to move to fourth. Red Sox beat the Yankees 6 5 as Dusty Cooke homered in the seventh. Reds beat Cubs 2 1. Hubbell’s seven inning effort carried the Giants to a 6 3 win over the Braves. Cardinals beat Pirates 4 3 in a Dean Swetonic duel. Phillies routed Brooklyn 15 4.
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Chicago Whitesox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit
Wyatt
St. Louis Browns
Sox
Vic Frasier
Senators
Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
Heinie Manush
Goose Gostim
Joe Cronin
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Walter Johnson
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Dusty Cooke
Lou Gehrig
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Long Warneke
Cubs
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
Steve Swetonic
Phillies
Brooklyn
Noted Union Spy of Civil War Dies
Chicago reports the death of Jason H. Edgerly, known as The Flea, Lincoln’s field reporter who stole Confederate plans at Willow Creek Battle. The New Englander died at Blue Island, age about 70, amid midwest heat. After the war he moved to Helena, Omaha, and Salt Lake City, working in transfer business.
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Jason H. Edgerly
Abraham Lincoln
Blue Island
Midwest
Lincoln
Edgerly
Willow Creek
Robert E. Lee
Seward
Lee
Eiver
Helena
Mont
Omaha
Salt Lake City
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Across Cities Feature Local Ring Results
Philadelphia saw Lee Ramage outpoint Babe Hunt in Sea City Ohio while Lou Post er of New York KOed Jacki PtCoy of Leiperville. Chicago bouts had Solly Dukelsky and Danny Delmont winning on points over Norman Brown and Don Massina respectively. In Des Moines Lefty Louie Mays stopped Don Pedigo in Chariton IA while Jack Ricco and Dave Nemo drew in Des Moines.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Calif
Babe Hunt
Sea City
Ohio
Lou Poster
New York
Jacki PtCoy
Leiperville
Chicago
Solly Dukelsky
Norman Brown
Indianapolis
Danny Delmont
Cago
Don Massina
I Cago
George Williams
Licago
Owen Miller
Ind
S Moines
Louie Mays
Moines
Don Pedigo
Chariton
Jack Ricco
St. Wis
Davé Nemo
Des Moins Drew
McPherson Fire Ravages Main Street District
McPherson Kansas June 14 AP five alarm blaze struck a main street business district injuring two firefighters. It was controlled early today after tearing through a section of the business district and destroying or damaging multiple properties.
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McPherson, Kas
Main Street
Baseball scores from yesterday’s AL and NL games
Yesterday’s scores show Boston 6 New York 5. Chicago 6 St. Louis 1. Cleveland 1 Detroit 6. Washington 19 Philadelphia 6.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
National League scores show lopsided affairs
In National League action the Philadelphia team routed Brooklyn 15 to 4 while New York beat Boston 6 to 3. Cincinnati defeated Chicago 2 to 1 and St. Louis surpassed Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in other lower scoring contests.
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Brooklyn
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Detroit
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American Association Scores Reported by City
A brief tally shows Louisville 7 13, Minneapolis 5 9, Kansas City 6, Columbus 5, Toledo 5, Milwaukee 1 with scattered figures across teams and dates.
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American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwauk
Pacific Coast League score roundup shows mixed results
Pacific Coast League game scores include Seattle tied 1 with San Francisco, Oakland winning 4 to 3 over Hollywood, Los Angeles losing 9 to 2 against Portland, and Missions beating Sacramento 4 to 3 in a sequence of region games.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Oakland
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Portland
Missions
Sacramento
International League scores show tight games across standings
In baseball league play, Baltimore defeated Montreal 7 to 6 while Buffalo beat Albany 4 to 3. Rochester topped Newark 6 to 4 and Jersey City beat Toronto 5 to 1.
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Baltimore
Montreal
Buffalo
Albany
Rochester
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Southern Association score roundup in New Orleans region
Summary of scores from the Southern Association listing games across cities including New Orleans Chattanooga Atlanta Little Rock Birmingham Nashville Knoxville Memphis with final tallies and regional results noted.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
Knoxville
Memphis
Western League Scoreboard Tally
Joplin beat Des Moines 10 to 1 while Omaha defeated Springfield 12 to 7. Topeka led Muskogee 4 to 1 and St Joseph won 2 to 1 against Hutchinson.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Springfield
Topeka
Muskiogée
St. Joseph
Hutchinson
Lovington School Case At Santa Fe Board
The state board of education resumes review of the Lovington school case over student whipping. Truitt Blackmon, instructor, is reprimanded for whipping and for alleged overwork and other charges. J W Pyburn, Lovington superintendent, faced whipping charges dismissed yesterday. new charges planned. Board says action on Pyburn rests with Lovington school board. possible teacher certificate revocation sought. Textbook adoption also to be cleared up.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Education
Lovington
Truitt Blackmon
J. W. Pyburn
Damon Shipp
Pyburn
Nine Buildings Damaged By Fire Across City
Insurance estimates put the damage from recent fires in the city between 300000 and 460400 dollars, with total losses near 600000. Absent department members attended a Wichita firemen's convention while the pair in town led about 100 volunteers. Departments were reinforced from Lindsborg and Hutchinson.
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Wichita
Lindsborg
Hutchinson
Miss Virginia Hunt Puckett Marries Floy Zumalt in Carlsbad
In a double wing ceremony at the Puckett home Rev A E Johnson officiated. Miss Edna Puckett was bridesmaid and Gladney Zumwalt best man. The bride wore white organdy and pink rosebuds. the groom is principal of Lower Cottonwood school. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for El Paso then Nogal and Greeley Colorado for summer study.
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Floy Raymond Zumalt
A. E. Johnson
O. E. Puckett
Edna Puckett
Gladney Zumwalt
Mel Puckett
Carlsbad High School
Athene Christian College
Bethany Conservatory of Music
Lindsberg
Kansas
State University
Albuquerque
Colorado State Teachers College
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Nogal
Pasadena University
Calif
State Teachers College
Las Vegas
Cottonwood
Floy Zumwalt
el Paso
Greeley Colorado
Ann Richardson
Collene
Clara Hogan
Carol Carter
Nancy Farrell
Bettey Joe Highsmith
Dolly
Jean Arney
Tristoy Parker
Francine Weaver
Clydine Carr
Doris Lewis
Joe Allan Hardy
Spanish Premier Azana Resigns Amid Constitutional Tension
Premier Manuel Azana and his cabinet resign as Spain completes the constitutional guarantee tribunal. The 1931 government faced repeated difficulties, including a cloture vote to end an opposition filibuster. Also notes brief local items on Miss Leona Davis's appendicitis recovery and regional visitors.
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Manuel Azana
Spain
Tribunal of Constitutional Guarantees
Supreme Court
Azana
Prairie dogs targeted in Chaves County eradication drive
The U S Biological Survey, via Lawrence English, moves from Olive district to Aome to control prairie dogs east of the Pecos. Crew works on Frank Good, Mrs Henry Jones, Hewatt and Davidson, Jeff White, Jim Hall, and Fred Van Eaten ranches at actual cost with rancher cooperation.
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Chaves County
U. S. Biological Survey
Lawrence English
Olive District
Aome
Frank Good
Henry Jones
Hewatt
Chay*s
Pecos
Tax Relief 15 Now In Sight In New Mexico
Property tax relief appears poised as New Mexico considers a constitutional amendment to cap levies at twenty mills with allowances for voter-approved additional taxes. The plan aims to stabilize revenue while promoting fair assessments, avoiding unsustainable hikes, and potentially paving the way for new revenue measures beyond property taxes.
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New Mexico
Wrestling results from multiple venues reported by AP
Wrestlers from Wilmington to San Diego posted wins in straight falls or two of three in cities including Baltimore Albany New York Salem San Francisco Brooklyn and San Diego. Notable bouts included Savoldi Goesch Kampfer Jones Slagel Daviscourt Manich Tirye Hagen Santell and Lewis with several finishes and injuries reported.
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Del
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Three Oaks
Mich
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Brooklyn
Albany
N. Y
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California
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New York
Sol Slagel
Germany
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Boston
Ted Tirye
Portland
San Francisco
Ad Santell
Oakland
George Hagen
San Diego
Calif
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