Babe Ruth Sees Rise Among Top Batters In AL
Babe Ruth climbs to 15th among American League regulars with .340 after a .233 start. New slugger Jimmy Dykes rises to fifth as Bing Miller leads with a .400. In the National League, Frankie Frisch nears Rogers Hornsby, while Kiki Cuyler trails Frisch by one steal. Harris and Barnhart pace Pirates in NL hitting.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Bing Miller
St. Louis
Jimmy Dykes
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Shulte
Ken Williams
Harry Heilmann
Zack Wheat
Williams
Bud Clancy
White Sox
Goose Goslin
Washington
al Simmons
George Burns
Bill Hunnefield
Lou Blue
Ted Lyons
al Thomas
Johnson
Lyons
Thomas
Yankees
Sox
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E. Miller
Gehrig
Schang
St Louis
Dreyfuss Boys
Barnhart
Giants
Farrell
Boston
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Cy Williams
Phillies
Frisch
Kiki Cuyler
Pittsburgh
McCarthy
Charles Root
Root
Jess Haines
Cardinals
Harris
P. Waner
Hornsby
Prisch
Harper
Traynor
Gooch
Lindstrom
Ogden Gunners Batter Ban nocks In Utah Idaho Tilt
Ogden won 7 to 2 as pitcher Averkamp held Pocatello Ban nocks to six singles after the third inning. Salazar struggled for Ban nocks, giving up twelve hits while Coates and Dwyer sparked Ogden with strong outfield plays and key hits. Benjamins double and Dwyer Erich singles produced Pocatello runs. Ogden answered with multiple runs including a seventh inning two-base and sacrifice fly sequence.
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Ogden
Averkamp
Pocatello Bannocks
Utah
Salazar
Yessterday
Dwyer
Pocatello
Benjamin
Erick
Coates
Gunner
Olson
Erich
Dean
Murphy
Lombardi
Gunners
Cox
Lampe
Pocatello Abrhpoa
Berger
Lancet
Avansino
Simmons
O'Connell
C Olson
McCauley
Verges
Awerkaimp
Awerkamp
Ware
Davis
New York
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Urban Shocker
Browns
Merehart
Nevers
Rice
Durst
Ruth
Utente
Stewart
Benefit Show Not So Good
In New York a benefit boxing event at the Polo Grounds leaves a net charity shortfall of 2000 dollars after payouts. Receipts fall short of the 250000 target. Kid Kaplan receives 86000 of his 7500 purse with others urged to contribute at the boxing commission office Monday.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Boxing Commission
Sid Terris
Ruby Goldstein
Charity boxing show cancelled at Yankee Stadium
Promoters of a kiddies camp fight at Yankee Stadium on July 12 cancelled the professional event after sponsors complained of lack of charity among boxers. Bert Stand, secretary of the state boxing commission, said an amateur show will be held later with supervision on signing of talent.
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Billy Wallace
Jackie Fields
Kaplan
Yankee Stadium
Bert Stand
State Boxing Commission
Back Shops Team Wins From Depot
The Back Shops beat the Depot nine 5 to 2 at Overland Park field in the Oregon Short Line Twilight league. Key hits included two base hits by Tinday and Liday, three base hits by J Gates, and a winning pitching performance by Phillips.
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Back Shops
Depot
Depot Nine
Overland Park Field
Tinday
Liday
J. Gates
Phillips
McKrill
Hill
Rease
A. Kutch
Sorrell
Hroneck
Mc‘Krill
Rupp
Dunn
M. Sorrell
S. Kuteh
Morrell
D. Hroneck
Ss Phillips
Hull
Houwe
Alfred
Felsted
Shurtliff
Young
Wf . Dick
Rf Cox
C McKrill
Phillies end Cubs streak as Mitchell stars in rough six-hit loss
Clarence Mitchell limited Chicago to six hits while Philadelphia’s hitters hammered three Cubs pitchers in a 12 to 2 rout that snapped Chicago’s 12-game win streak. Wrightstone led the visitors with a homer, double and single. Mokán added two doubles and a single.
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Chicago
Clarence Mitchell
Phillies
Cubs
Wrightstone
Mokan
R. H. E. Aerp
Ics
Mitchell
Bees Defeated by Collegians in City News Note
San Francisco report notes a minor improvement in the condition of actor John Drew as a brief update within a sports style item. The accompanying line references a separate note about Bees defeated by collegians, suggesting a small local story or tease within the page.
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San Francisco
John Drew
Hospital report on patient with arthritis complications
The patient remains in danger due to arthritis related complications reported today at the hospital. Doctors say he is not yet out of danger and condition requires close monitoring.
Weissmuller Sets 300 Yard Swim Mark in 3 07 4 5
Johnny Weissmulier of the Illinois Athletic club established a new record for the 300 yard swim in a 75 foot tank with a time of 3 07 4 5. The prior record was 3 14.
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Chicago
Johnny Weissmulier
Illinois Athletic Club
Runner Plans Transcontinental Run From Los Angeles
Levett of Redondo Beach confirms a report of a September start for a Los Angeles to New York cross country run. He aims to finish in about 60 days with a trainer and traveling support, after a 500 mile Los Angeles to San Francisco trek in 12 days last year. Levett, born in New York City, emphasizes light eating and diet, saying constant pounding of the feet tests endurance more than general stamina. He keeps publicity to a minimum and will not disclose financial backers.
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Redondo Beach
Calif
Levett
Los Angeles
New York City
Palos Verdes Country Club
Here
San Francisco
Boys' League Still Led By Second District Team
A second district team continues to lead the Boys' League as the season progresses. The Black & White Trio performs at the Dance Palace tonight.
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Black & White Trio
Dance Palace Tonight
Bruin Hurlers Get Drubbing
Idaho Falls, June 18. Dan O Leary s Idaho Falls Spuds hammered three Bruin pitchers for a 19 to 4 Friday win over Twin Falls. A near fight broke out between umpire McQuillan and Bruins pitcher Sunseri after he was sent from the field. Sunseri refused to leave and was escorted out by a deputy sheriff and a police officer. Manager Apperson denied comment and said Sunseri had been released.
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Idaho Falls
Dan O'Leary
Spuds
Bruin
Twin Falls
McQuillan
Sunseri
Bruins
Apperson
Sunsert
Casey Extends Western League Batting Edge
Pete Casey leads Western league batting with a .424 average, ahead of Wingfield and Munson. Tulsa teammates Bennett, Porter, and Wingfield are among the top hitters while Compton drops from the top ten and Griffin rises. Blaeholder rides a winning streak for Tulsa as Des Moines and Denver jockey for position. Time of game 1 50.
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Wingfield
Tulsa
Casey
Munson
Gardner
Oilers
Bennett
Porter
Tulea
Denver
Amarillo
Reagan
Joe Rabbit
Omaha
Compton
F. Griffin
Des Moines
George Blaeholder
Wichita
Langford
Comoros
Davis
F. Griffith
Moines
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