Indians Wallop Athletics 6 to 2
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 2 to pull within two games of first place in the American League. Willis Hudlin dominated the mound with strong support from three double plays as Bob Seeds and Dick Porter led the offense with multi hit games.
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Mackmen
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Bob Seeds
Dick Porter
Lind
J. Sewell
Porter
Haas
Boley
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Morgan
Foxx
McNair
Hodapp
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Philadelphia
Grove
Shores
Philadelphia Athletics
Holy Cross Juniors Defeat South End Cubs 18-9
The Holy Cross Juniors extended their winning streak by defeating the South End Cubs 18-9. The Juniors scored in every inning except one and plan to face Paragon Oils at Jefferson Field tonight, while inviting games with Industrial or Church League teams.
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Holy Cross, Jrs
South End Cubs
Paragon Oils
Jefferson Field
Church League Soft Ball Schedule Tonight
Three YMCA softball games are set for tonight. St Pauls faces Grace Lutheran at McKinley while Methodists meet Second Congregationals at Hamilton field. St Johns plays Baptista at Richwine grounds. All games start at 6 30.
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Cardinals beat Midgets 6 5 at Richwina Field
The Cardinals defeated the Midgets 6 to 5 yesterday afternoon in a seven inning game at Richwina Field. Leo Wicks pitched for the Cardinals while Zeleski hurled for the Midgets.
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Richwina Field
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Sharkey Schmeling Set For Title Bout In Yankee Stadium
In New York the heavyweights Sharkey and Schmeling prepare for a 15 round title fight at Yankee Stadium tonight expected to draw near 75 000 fans and generate over 800000 in receipts. Sharkey optimistic and favored by many, Schmeling intense and focused as last minute preparations unfold with referees and judges to be named shortly before bell.
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Sharkey
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Walker
Hurley
Central Park
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Binghampton
N. Y
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Joe Jacobs
New York State Athletic Commission
Maxie
Boxing Commission
Fox Furnace Edges Oberlin 8 to 7 in Close Softball Battle
The Fox Furnace softball team defeated Oberlin Business Men's Club 8-7 at Oberlin last night. Fox scored five runs in the first inning and held the lead behind Yarsa on the mound while Parker pitched for Oberlin.
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Kroger Team Claims Victory by Forfeit Over St Agnes Jrs
The Kroger team under Wm. Horvath trusted supervision announces a forfeit win after St. Agnes Jrs. failed to appear for the game scheduled Wednesday at 6 30. Kroger has won all games this year. Contact 35252 or 124 Seneca Street after 6 p m for future games. Players listed Horvath Chigham Christensen Botamer A Eschke RB Eschke Bellamy Tomko Brad ner Strasshall.
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St. Agnes Jrs
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Standings and results wrap for early American League
In the American League standings Cleveland leads with 49 wins and a strong pace while Philadelphia and New York follow. Recent games: Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 13, Detroit 13 New York 9, Washington 2 Chicago 1. Today Philadelphia hosts Cleveland. Washington visits Chicago. Boston plays St Louis. New York travels to Detroit.
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Orley Say
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St Fouis
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Kiki Custer
National League Standings and Team Abbreviations
Partial standings show Chicago, New York, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Boston, Philadelphia with varying win totals. The garbled text references club names and abbreviated records, indicating league position and teams involved in a midseason update.
National Results and Today’s Games Summary
National results show New York 9 over Pittsyburgh 2 and Chicago 6 over Philadelphia 2, with St. Louis Boston and wet grounds noted. Tonight’s schedule lists Boston at Stoolouts, Brooklyn at Concertnati, New York at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Philadelphia, plus American Association matchups including Milwaukee at Indianapolis and Kansas City at Loutaville among others.
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Columbus
Fighters on Edge for Bout at Yankee Stadium
New York June 12 Those last nerve shredding hours before the heavyweight title fight find Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling in seclusion to conserve energy. Sharkey walks and cards with his team at Yankee Stadium weighing in at 2 pm. Schmeling hides in a Bronx private home with a plain clothes guard keeping reporters away. Jacobs says Schmeling is not worrying.
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Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Sharkey
Schmeling
Jacobs
Schmeling and Sharkey Face Fateful Heavyweight Clash
Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey share mutual resolve before their heavyweight title bout. Schmeling vows to fight clean and honor his country, while Sharkey asserts confidence in defeating Schmeling and winning the championship. The exchange sets a classic pre fight tone for a pivotal match.
Five Rounds Pass in Title Fight Preview
The speaker notes fighters aim to win but avoid promising a knockout, saying experience will decide if the bout reaches 15 rounds. He believes Schmeling will face mental strain, aware he faces an opponent who has battled top rivals for six years, contrasting records.
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Schmeling
Elyria Country Club Falls to Wooster in C D G A Meet
Elyria Country Club lost its first league match of the season to Wooster by 138 to 10 in the Western Division first section. Individual names listed include Al Atkinson L C Boles Ed Quimby and Wiliam C Brooks Hatton for Wooster, with Elyria’s L P Tutford Ed Raus W Timms Worth Fauver and Dick Timms among scorers. Spring Valley defeated Columbia Hills 15-5 in a Western Division match at Columbia Hills. Freddy Kushin led with an 80. This gives Spring Valley two straight league wins with no losses yet. A single celled creature from the ameba family with an eye was announced.
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Wooster
Spring Valley
Columbia Hills
Freddy Kushin
I Came Here to See the Big Fight in New York
The correspondent Marshall Otey Walker describes a chaotic subway experience en route to Yankee Stadium for the Big Fight. He details a rattling train ride, crowded stations, a mistaken riot impression, and finally reaching a ringside seat after wandering Brooklyn streets. He jokes about needing a soft cot to rest.
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Central Press
Chronicle-Telegram
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Races 2:09 pace and new track records at Elyria Fair
Five thousand harness fans watched the Ohio Short Ship Circuit at Elyria Fair Grounds. Chancellor Cigar broke the 2:09 pace track record with 2:05 8-4 in heat one and improved to 2:05% in heat two. Judge Leonard won the 2:20 Trot, Patricia Harvester led the early trot, Widow Brooke dominated the 2:18 Pace before being ruled out, and Amy Watts swept the 2:15 trot heats. Patchen Boy placed second in the 2:09 Pace after Chancellor Cigar was ruled out following two prior wins.
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Star Etawah
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Albert Worth
Patchen Boy
Night Racing Card Highlights Feature 2:12 Trot
Four events on tonight's card open with a 2:12 Trot then a 2:15 Pace a 2:12 Trot and a 2:22 Pace The feature is the third event the 2:12 Trot The first race lists 16 class trot purse 400 with Revx Reaper and Peter Rice among others The 15 class race purse 500 features Hedgewood Mckay Ohio King Bin Direct Napoleon the Second Lauretta H Jerry the Tramp Guy Jr and more
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Baron Brook
Parshall
Ro Brook
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Hedgewood Mckay
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Ohio King
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Guy Jr
Robert O'Guy Richardson
Horse Race Result Armor 12 Class Trot Purse $500
Sally Remus Allen wins the 12 Class trot for a $500 purse with Worthy Forbes Scott finishing second. Hal Watts Sturgeon places third, Raven Azoff Peck fourth, Nora Scott 2 Smith fifth.
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Fourth Race at Class Race Purse Eight Hundred Forty
In the fourth race at Class Race Purse the field includes Dr. Medium Goggin Catherine Parhall Walter's Daughter Palin Independence Lady Whitehead Lynn Vrisco Stokes Oakwood Boy Huber Prince H. Dillon Zahn Miss Betty Grutton Morrison King Maro Mallow Laddie Mac Plaxico with odds and placements listed among the fourteen entries.
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Giants Aim To Tie NL Record With Pirates Victory
The Giants seek a National League season record for consecutive wins after a 9-2 win over the Pirates, tying the St Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs and aiming to match the Philadelphia Athletics with 10 straight. Mel Ott homered as Carl Hubbell earned his sixth victory in a 9-2 triumph.
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Giants
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Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Ott
Carl Hubbell
Rain Delays St. Louis Cards Braves at Boston Park
Rain halted the St. Louis Cards and the Braves in Boston and forced postponement of the Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Browns game due to wet grounds.
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Patchen Boy and Callie Direct Race Highlight Meadow Feature
Patchen Boy and Callie Direct lead a small field in a slow pace event with Joe Jouls and Asa Armstrong close behind. Best time posted is 2 04 1 4, as handsomely timed for the crowd by Plaxico and Spurgeon in attendance.
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Baron Chan
Cartual
Callie Direct
Col. Armstrong
Plaxico
Joe Jouls
Bondeer
Blackwell
Asa Armstrong
A Armstrong
Spurgeon
Hurley Says Army Not To Create Militarists At West Point
West Point June 12 Secretary of War Hurley addressed the U S Military Academy graduating class and urged that the army be used to train leaders who will keep the peace and handle social and economic issues, not to make militarists. He contrasted wartime aims with distributing burdens across classes.
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U. S. Military Academy
State briefs from Hamilton and Cleveland Ohio
In Hamilton a 26 year old man, William Marlow, was caught robbing a hardware store and told officers he sought a pistol to kill himself, saying he has a wife and two children in Piqua and is despondent due to illness and unemployment. police are investigating. In Cleveland, Albert Reardon, 21, was fined and sentenced to six months in the workhouse after conviction for assault and battery for an incident involving Mrs. Mary Campbell of Mansfield during Memorial Day travel. she reported he offered to drive her to a streetcar but instead took her to the country. Also in Cleveland, Felix Napper, 81, a watchman at Merit Equipment Corp., faces arrest after a 12 year old boy who later died had been shot. the watchman admits firing after a baseball broke a window but says he did not intend to hit any boy.
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William Marlow
Marlow
Piqua
Cleveland
Albert Reardon
Walter McMahon
Reardon
Mary Campbell
Mansfield
Napper
Merit Equipment Corp
Edward Wallasz
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