Ruth Boosts Batting as Leaders Emerge in AL
Babe Ruth climbs to fifth in the American League with a .367 average, up 31 points in a week, while Harry Heilmann leads at .404. The Senators shine with team batting led by Sam Rice, and Frank Snyder overtakes Rogers Hornsby for NL hitting honors as Frisch and Fournier pace scoring and power.
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Harry Heilmann
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Harris
Red Sox
Eddie Collins
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Sam Rice
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Rice
Meusel
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Williams
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Sheely
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Frank Snyder
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Rogers Hornsby
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Zack Wheat
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George Kelly
Frank Frisch
Giants
Jacques Fournier
Bressler
Cincinnati
Frisch
Fournier
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Young
Grimes
High
Tierney
Grigsby
Yokel Opens Oil and Gas Station on Ranch
Idaho Falls Idaho June 7 AP Mike Yokel former mat champion and local hero has erected an oil and gas station on his ranch at the foot of Teton pass, a move confirmed today by local officials.
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Ida
Mike Yokel
Idaho
Teton Pass
Polo Tourney Nears Decide Fort Russell Vancouver Clash
Boise authorities report the ninth corps Army polo championship may be decided when Fort Russell and Vancouver clash at barracks field this afternoon at 4. If Fort Russell wins they are champions. if Vancouver wins a three team tie with Camp Lewis may force additional games to decide the title.
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Today’s sports calendar overview across multiple venues
A compiled list shows racing meetings at Belmont Park Latonia and Montreal Jockey Club, intercollegiate and state championships in golf tennis and intercity competitions, Olympic tryouts in New York Atlanta and Scarborough, and various championships in New Orleans Albion and Biloxi with ads noting results.
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Belmont Park
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Montreal
O'Donnel Defeats Mendelsohn In Ten Rounds
Milwaukee lightweights report Johnny O'Donnel of St Paul defends against Johnny Mendelsohn of Milwaukee over ten rounds. In London Gene Sarazen Jim Barnes MacDonald Smith and John Farrell headline an international field of 130 in the northern golf championship at Wilmslow Harpenden England. Helen Wills of California defending American women's tennis title won an exhibition set, nearly beating another opponent.
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Johnny O’donnel
St Paul
Johnny Mendelsohn
London
Gene Sarazen
New York
Jim Barnes
MacDonald Smith
San Francisco
John Farrell
Wilmslow
Harpenden
England
Helen Wills
California
National and American League Baseball Lineups and Schedules
The page lists players by team in both American and National Leagues with names such as Johnson Rhee Whitehall Rudolph and Bassler for Philadelphia and others like Jones Pennock Schang McWheeny Crouz Burns. It notes postponed games Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn due to rain and includes several box score style entries with lineups and pitching selections.
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Renee
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Pittsburg
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Boston Cooh
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Tokyo Demonstration Demands Action Against America
A tumultuous rally at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo urged deportation of Americans, a boycott of American films and goods, expulsion of Americans, and abolition of dancing. Jefferson Caffery and embassy staff witnessed the affair as officials note rising bitterness toward the United States.
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Jefferson Caffery
Imperial Hotel
Hand Hills
America
Gangs force Tokyo cinemas to close amid anti American boycott
Anti-American feeling in Tokyo reaches a peak as ronin disrupt motion picture shows. The boycott reduces attendance and Tom D. Cochrane Paramount Tokyo manager arrives from Kobe to decide on closing the Tokyo office unless business improves.
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Gangs of Ronin
Tom D. Cochrane
Paramount Films
Kobe
Cabinet Resigns as Hirohito Regrets in Tokyo
The Ki youra cabinet remains in office until relieved though successors will take days to be named. Premier Kiyoura received the regent's command while an imperial messenger goes to Kyoto to consult elder statesman Saionji. Isaburo Yoshida named counsellor to the Washington embassy by the foreign office.
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Hirohito
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Kyoto
Saionji
Isaburo Yoshida
Legation
Peking
Washington
Foreign Office
Weather outlook for Midwest and mountain states this week
Washington reports the week begins with showers in the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with another shower likely after Wednesday. The Rocky Mountain and plateau regions see considerable cloudiness and occasional showers. Temperatures are near normal with Pacific states noting possible showers in Washington. The piece also notes a floral fad with women dancers at Savoy and Carridges hotels wearing a real orchid.
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Mississippi
Lower
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
London
Savoy
Carridges
Real estate bonds rise in popularity across markets
The growing appeal of real estate bonds is shown by sales increasing from 50 million in 1919 to about 500 million in 1923. Smaller cities and rural areas favor these familiar mortgages or farm loans, seen as stable, nonfluctuating value. Investors seek reserved, steady credit amid lean years, boosting long term corporate financing totals.
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Acconnta
Market Review Shows Mixed Week For Stocks And Oil
New York traders faced a week of split results as rail and utility shares led gains while industrials lagged. Bond prices stayed firm as oil and steel sectors weakened. Sugar and rubber stocks fell to multi year lows amid unsettled trade and weak cotton markets.
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Washington
Senate
U. S, Steel
Bethlehem
Week's Market Had a Setback
Chicago June 7 AP reports wheat prices fell 2 3 percent from a week earlier as Congress adjourned delaying farm legislation. Corn rose 4 6 cents while oats climbed up to 14 11e and provisions varied. Weather effects and a house vote to end work sparked selling and a market downturn with auto order selling amid hopes for a substitute farm bill.
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Iowa
Market shows letter tone amid Dawes plan signals
New York June 7 A Logan Bryan led stock letter notes the market displays a letter tone reflecting Dawes plan optimism. Steady today despite yesterday's closing weakness in standard issues, with expectation of constructive developments influencing sentiment.
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Logan & Bryan
J. E. Edgerton
New York
The Three Musketeers at the Capitol
A two day Capitol engagement features Douglas Fairbanks in The Three Musketeers. The story pleases readers of the famous novel with D Artagnan and Richelieu contending against Cardinal power amid vivid costumes and stage spectacle.
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N. B. Grossman
Douglas Fairbanks
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Richelieu
Chicago and Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts
Hog receipts around 6 000 to 9 000 with mixed demand and prices 6.25 to 7.50 for various weight classes. Cattle receipts about 1 000 with beef steers and yearlings mostly strong, vealers up 50 to 75 cents, cows and bulls steady to strong. Sheep receipts about 2 000 with spring lambs down 40 to 60 cents, range 13.00 to 14.25 for lambs, ewes and older sheep also quoted.
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Omaha
Utah Weather Outlook Calls For Fair Skies Tonight
Generally fair conditions persist tonight with colder air in the east portion. A front moves through tonight bringing further cooling in eastern areas and cooler temperatures on Sunday.
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Utah
Exchange Rates Reported in New York on June Seven
Foreign exchange irregularities noted in New York with quotations in cents. Great Britain demand at 4.30 percent, cables at 4.31 percent, and 60 day bills on banks at 4.27 percent.
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Great Britain
Silver price in London hits 35 1 16 pence per ounce
Bar silver in London on June 7 quoted at 35 1 16 pence per ounce in a concise market note.
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London
Liberty bonds closing figures New York June 7
New York reports Liberty bonds closing with 3 percent at 100.8, 1st and 2nd 4 percent series around 101.12 and 100.28 respectively, 3rd 4 percent at 101.8, 4th 4 percent at 101.14, U S government 4s at 102.30.
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New York
Liberty
U. S
Potatoes Market Report With Regional Prices
Potatoes in Chicago on June 7 show steady receipts with 44 new and 30 old carloads. U S shipments average 7.85 for new and 2.47 for old. Wisconsin Michigan sacked and bulk round whites 1.70 to 1.85. Alabama Louisiana sacked Bliss Triumphs 2.50 to 2.76. South Carolina barrels Cobblers 6.40.
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U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
South Carolina
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