Chicago Mauls Cardinals 13-6 in Tuesday clash
Chicago hammered Harold Hald from the mound in the fifth and beat St. Louis 13 to 6 in the second game of the series. Hack Wilson homered twice and drove in six, while Chicago piled on with early offense to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold Hald
St. Louis
Hack Wilson
Hasby
Bimly
Wilson Cf
Hafey 'S
Cuyler
Orettirf
Stohsn
Smith
Gaomaie
Janardo
Gurles
Gibert
Blake P
Haid P
Oe Bell
Hiland P
Tuesday Scores Across The League
New York beat Brooklyn 7 to 6 and 9 to 4 in doubleheader action. Philadelphia won 4 to 2 against Boston and 7 to 6 vs Washington. Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 2 to 1 while Chicago routed St. Louis 13 to 6. San Francisco defeated the Missions 15 to 3 and Hollywood fell 6 to 4 to Oakland. Seattle and Sacramento-Portland play a doubleheader today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
San Francisco
Hollywood
Oakland
Seattle
National
L Pet
Ton
Pet
Massoo
Detroit
Cleveland
Coast
Pet Missions
San Francisco St . Oskland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Me Ag
Portland
Phillies Top Braves 4 2 Behind Sweetland Win
i Lee Sweetland pitched the Phillies to a 4 to 2 victory over the Boston Braves. Cantwell allowed seven hits and four runs while Leverett held Philadelphia scoreless in four innings. Klein homered for Philadelphia, driving in two runs as the Phillies built a lead and held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piladelphia
Lee Sweetland
Phillies
Boston Braves
Cantwell
Leverett
Chuck Klein
Swenteenth
Totels
Harper
Boston
Philadelphia
aAssists
Maguire
Sisler Bell
Maranville
Cantwe'l
Thompson
Hurst
Whitney
Priberg
Klein
Bell
Sisler
Klein Southern
Sister
Friberg
Bals
Swetland
Sweetland
Fator Suspended for Bed Ride at Aqueduct
Jockey Laverne Fator, regarded as a top American rider, received the first suspension of his career at Aqueduct. He rode Folking in the second race, then released the horse after Polking moved up, causing the colt to finish far behind the field. Fator rides for the Rancocas stable of Harry F. Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laverne Fator
Fator
Aqueduct
Folking
Polking
Jeaders
Rancocas
Harry F. Sinclair
Mack Aims to Manage Athletics Past Sixty Five
Connie Mack, veteran Athletics manager in Philadelphia, says he plans to win one more pennant and then retire but refuses to quit managing. At 65, he notes no retirement and aims to remain with the Athletics until age 70, marking his 29th year as Athletics skipper and 36th as a major league manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Eid Mack
Mack
Five thirty to Butte and return June 21 rail fare
From Pocatello via Oregon Short Line railroad, tickets cost 5.30 to Butte and return. Valid in coaches or chair cars with return by midnight June 24. Inquire local agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Incomplete Scoreline Roundup From Various Cities
A collage of partial scores lists Kansas City 8 Toledo 12 Milwaukee 4 Columbus St Paul 4 Indianapolis 3 Jersey City 0 Toronto 4 Rochester 19 Newark 7 Buffalo 8 Baltimore 4 Reading 9 Montreal Southern Association Memphis 6 Atlanta 1 Nashville 11 Mobile 4 New Orleans 9 Chattanooga 3 Birmingham Littis Rock net grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Reading
Montrea
Southern Assoctation
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham-Littis Rock
Western League and Association Scores Brief
Western League results show Topeka 3 at Omaha 18, Wichita 9 at Des Moines 10, Tulsa 11 at Denver 8. Western Association scores include Joplin 8 at Fort Smith 2, Shawnee 2 12, Springfield 1 5, Muskogee 9, Independence 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
Tulsa
Denver
Western Association Joplin
Fort Smith
Shawnee
Springfield
Muskogee
Independence
Baseball Comment by the Associated Press on pennant race
The Athletics surged ahead of the Yankees with a 7 to 1 win in Washington, aided by strong pitching from Walberg and Hadley as Grove exited early. Gehrig and Hafey tied for home runs with Hafey’s round trip. Robinson, Wilson, and Klein starred in various NL clashes as standings shifted.
Vacaralli Defeats Meyers In Grueling New York Bout
Tony Vacaralli of New York won a 10 round decision over Pete Meyers of San Francisco in a rough middleweight bout. Meyers was cut over both eyes and knocked down for a count late in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Mpyfes
York
Tony Vacarclli
New York
Pete Meyers
San Preandiaco
Meyers
Mackmen Beat Senators 7 6 in Close Washington Tilt
Philadelphia improves to 13 wins in 14 starts by edging Washington 7 to 6. Mose Grove pitched two innings before exit as Irving Hadley faltered in the fifth. timely hits from Cochrane Cronin Ruel and Haas pace the Athletics while Bluege and Grove provide Senators offense and defense in a hard fought American League battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Irving Hadley
Jonnson
Athletics
Senators
Connie Mack
Mose Grove
Philadel
ABA
Bshop
Haas Cf
Goslin
Crain
Hale
Hayes
Ruel c
Grove
Hadley
Wibere
Brxton
Brown
Liska
Summery
Bishop
Simmons
Boley
Bluege
Cronin
Ruel
Fishstead
Rice
Judge Haas
Cochrane Miller
Myer
Cochrane Cronin
Bass
Meyer
Hadley Judre Walberg
Cron
Heves
Judee Ruel
Philadelphis & Washinet
N & Bee
Bdal's
Walberg
Vediey
Braxton
Innines Walbert
Brewton
Panamanian Al Brown Wins Bantam Title in New York
The New York State Athletic Commission recognized Pan ama Al Brown as defending bantamweight world champion after defeating Vida Gregorio of Spain in 15 rounds at Queensboro Stadium. Brown outboxed the Spaniard, flooring him three times in the 13th round as Gregorio failed to land meaningful blows. In the same card, Kid Chocolate stopped Terry Roth in the third round of the 10 round semi final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Panama
al Brown Brown
Vida Gregorio
Spain
Queensboro Stadium
State Commission
Gregorio
Brown
Kid Chocolate
Terry Roth
Chocolate
Roth
Seals Rally To Narrow Coast Lead In 15-3 Victory
San Francisco Seals rout rivals 15 to 3 to gain a full game on the Mission Reds in the Coast league standings. Elmer Jacobs allowed two runs while Cole McQuaid Knott and Bald contributed wins as San Francisco improved to 15 wins and 2 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Seals
Mission Reds
Missions
Elmer Jacobs
Cole
McQuaid
Knott
Baldwin
Jacobs
Reed
Stars Edge Angels 6 5 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Hollywood Stars clinched the series opener with a 6 to 5 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Two ninth inning runs powered the Stars to the victory as Shellenbeck Bassier Sypher Holling and Sandberg contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hollywood Slars
Ange S
Hollywood
Shellenbeck
Bassier
Sypher Holling
Sandberg
Fights Last Night Roundup From AP Matches
AP reports results from multiple boxing bouts across cities including New York Allentown Cincinnati Indianapolis and more. Notable outcomes include A Brown Panama defeating Vidal Gregorio Spain and Maxie Rosenbloom besting Joe Anderson Covington Ky. Songe won the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot with Caballero placed second and Guards Place third. Songe owned by lord Michelham among twenty nine runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Songe
Ascot
Eng
Sandelr
Salamanca
France
Steel
Caballero
Draw Foe Portland Negro Boxer After Early Knockdown
Red Uhlan of Oakland California and George Diron of Portland fought a ten round draw in Portland after Uhlan was knocked down once in the first round. Uhlan sustained a strong showing with determined offense and both fighters exchanged blows throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Red Uhlan
Oakingnd
Cal
George Diron
Uhlan
Disco
Baseball Leaders Honor Key National and American Batting Figures
A compact tally highlights top seasonal leaders as of June 18 across the National and American leagues. Terry of the Giants posts 400 runs and 88 RBIs, Hafey of the Cards drives 68 RBIs and 138 homers, while Grimes of the Pirates leads with 10 wins 1 loss. Foxx of the Athletics paces batting with 396, Gehringer of the Tigers has 56 runs and 87 RBIs, and Simmons of the Athletics tops RBIs. Cubs Cuyler swipes 16 bases, Prisch and Herman contribute doubles, and Combs leads triples with seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Terry
Giants
Doughit
Cards
Hafey
Prisch
Cardinals
Herman
Robins
Frisch
Hiomers
Cuyler
Cubs
Grimes
Piraten
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Hite
Simmons
Johnson
Combs
Yankees
Manush
Browns
Scarritt
Red Sox
Gendrig
Yanks
Miller
Cissell
White Sox
Fonseca
Indians
Grove
Ruth Watches Yanks Descend After 9 0 Opener
June 19 AP Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees split a doubleheader in New York. The Red Sox were shut out 9 0 in the opener by Lefty Hughm an and Ed Morris, while Boston won the nightcap 7 4 as Pred Heimach allowed seven hits. Gehrig hit his 18th homer and 2 000th hit in the game. Ruth returned to batting practice with the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicattile
Oakland
Seattle
Read
Daglia and
Reed
Fisch
New York
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Athletics
Hugmen
Rd Sox
Heimach
Boston
Ed Morris
G Brig
Homer Williams
Todt
Bebe Ruth
Tota
Reevsgan
Berry
Gerber
Rhyne
Lazzer
Durocher
Frrars
Gehrig
Robertson
Durst
Dickey
Lazzeri
Scarritt
Morris
Steen
Byrd
Lazzerit
Beto Reeves
Regan
Zachary
Sherid
Reeves
Pecan
Bayne
Gehrig Lazzer
Grabowsk
Pingras
Run Bett
Williems
Grebowsk
Meusel Robertson
Combe
Roberto
Barrett
Piperas
Zachery
Bheria
Berne
Pireres
Ners
Giants Slump In Doubleheader By Brooklyn In 8-7, 6-1 Loss
Babe Herman homered in the ninth of the second game as Brooklyn beat New York 8-7 in the opener and 6-1 in the nightcap. Dazzy Vance and Larry Benton were knocked out early for New York, while Johnny Morrison held the Giants in relief to secure the win. Giants pitching showed inconsistency as Brooklyn surged with timely hits and RBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Gehrig
Hafey
Cardinals
Chicago
Braves
St. Louis
Giants
Flatbush
Rube Bressler
Babe Herman
Larry Benton
Dazzy Vance
John Morrison
Robins
Gianting
Melvin
Bill Terry Ales
Bill
Red Lucas
Irvin Brame
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Hack Wilson
Pirates
Sheriff Blake
Guy Bush
Hard Bell
Holland
Bottomley
Gelbert
Phillies
Charles Klein
Cucieléer
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Rome
Rooklyn
Larry Renton
Johnny Morrison
N. York
Batte
Cohen
Hogan
New York
Lindstrom
Ott Terry
Parrel
Jackson
Henry
Frederick
Gilbert Bressier
Bancroft
E Moore
Deberry
Friars
Mendrick
E. Moore
Herman
Gi'bery
Terry
Ott
Crawford Hogan
Lad Hogan
Bares
Gilbert
Roush
Crawford Bancroft Gibert
Doubie
Trekeon
Terry Terry
Moore
Bancreit
Mendrid
Froo
Morrison
Mays
Vence J. Morrison
Vance
Innines
Renton
Mare
Henry (Hendricks
Vence
Gonzaga Athlete Signs With Pirates from Spokane
Mel Ingram, a Gonzaga graduate noted for football and baseball, announced a contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates and will report in Chicago. He seeks September release to coach athletics at Wallace Idaho High School. previously excelled in football baseball basketball and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Mel Ineram
Gonzaga University
Pittsbush Pirates
Chicago
Wallace
Idaho
Ingram
Gonzvara
Bookene
Cal Bears Poised to Repeat at Intercollegiate Regatta
Advance calculations suggest the California Golden Bears will win the four mile race at the Intercollegiate Regatta in Poughkeepsie. California, last season’s champions and Olympic titleholders, impressed observers with workouts and a strong trial led by Coach Kylbright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
California
Golden Bears
Kylbright
Californians
Poughkeepsie
Helen Wills Exhibits Tennis Sketches in Bond Street
London June 19 A artist Helen Wills opens public view of her tennis sketches in a Bond Street gallery. She gives up Wimbledon practice to watch visitors as 34 watercolors draw crowds. Prices read 12 guineas each about $60. Works include four self portraits and six of rival Suzanne Lenglen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Helen Wills
Turaday
Bond Street
Helen
Wimbledon
Miss Wills
Suzanne Lengicn
Leading Hitter Standings Tie To Early Season Struggles
The Athletics beat Washington but star Jimmy Foxx failed to contribute in safeties, dropping below .400 for the first time in weeks. Felix Foxx sits with a .306 average, while Dool, Waner, Ruth, Hornsby, and Gehrig top the batting table with highs from .317 to .390.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Athletics
Washington Senators
Jimmy Foxx
Foxx
Doul
Phillies
P. Waner
Pirates
Ruth
Yankees
Hornsby
Reds Rally To Beat Pirates 2 1 On Swanson Double
Cincinnati pitcher Red Luces limited Pittsburgh to four hits and beat Brame 2 1. Reds scored in the eighth with Swanson and Dressen doubling, Walker walked, Kelly singled. Brame allowed seven hits and walked seven as Cincinnati moved ahead in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Red Luces
Pirates
Brame
Reds
Swanson
Dressen
Walker Waked
Kelly
Psburgh
Cincinn
Artell Ss
Drasm
Wiker Rf
Trypr
Kiley Tb
Gthm
iCritz
Cmsky
Allen
Sheely Ib
Ford Ss
Goodhe
Bramep
Lucas Piine
Pittsburgh
Sunmumerry
Bartel
Brame Kelley
Critz
Pord
Lucas
Ertell Dreesaen
Traynor
Dreesen Kelley
P Wener
Scen
Sacrice Critz
Balis
Bram
Swess
Golden and Cooper Lead Shawnee Open at halfway
Johnny Golden of Paterson New Jersey and Harry Cooper of Buffalo led the Shawnee Open after the first 36 holes at Shawnee on Delaware Pa with 144 and 145 strokes. Filih McParlane Joe Turnes and Bul Burke tied at 150, while Bertshire Pa and Gil Nicholas at 152. The revamped course stretched from 6359 to 6754 yards, with rough high clover demanding long drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee-On-Delaware
Johnny Golden
Paterson
N. J
Harry Cooper
Buffalo
Oakmond
Tommy Armour
Filih McParlane
Oskridge
Joe Turnes
Elmsford
Bul Burke
Tees
Trotters and Pacers Star in Lexington Grand Circuit
Lexington June 19 AP The second day of grand circuit racing featured swift performances by trotters and pacers. Pullworthy owned by W H Hanan of New York City trotted a fast quarter mile in 28 seconds. Holly Rod Harrod from Lexington, driven by owner J L Dodge, secured his first win of the season. Labrador owned by F J Baker of Aurora TJ emerged as a stake pacing hopeful winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Pullworthy
W. H. Hanan
New York City
Hollyrod Harrod
J L Dodge
Labrador
F J Baker
Aurora
Seals Triumph Over Reds In Pacific Coast Clash
San Francisco defeats Mission 16 to 3 at Recreation Park as Elmer Jacobs earns his 12th win. Pete Daglia scores the decisive run, while Rickland and Suhr power the Seals with key RBIs. Oakland, Seattle and Hollywood also win. Berger leads home runs with 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco Seals
Mission Reds
Recreation Park
Elmer Jacobse
Seals
Bert Cole
Redskins
Oaks
Hollywood Stars
Los Angeles
Angels
Stars
Portland
Senators
Ducks
Webb
Punk
Hollywood
Carlyle
Donovan
Suhr
San Francisc
Thurston
Rev Oankland
Verger
Oakland
Tolson
Hufft
Barbee
Seattle
Webo
Berger
Arnett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Mauls Cardinals
Sunmary
High
Geibert
Haid
English
Grimm
Blake
Wilson
Beck
Blake Gonzales
Rush
Blank
Bush
PHILS
ABA HC
Tupsa
Sigure
O'Donwl
Clark
Klein Rf
Whivy
Sthrn Cf
F Bel
Froerg
American Assoctation
International Erage
Baseball Comment
The
Mackmen
Walter Johnson
Clark Griffith
Robert M. Grove
Rube Walberg
Babe Ruth
Freddy Neimach
Bostonese
Pipgras
Bostom
Pacific Coast
Daglia
Sacramento - Portland
A! Brown
Vidal Gregorio
Kid Chocolate Cubs
Teddy Roth
Tony Vacarelli
Allentown
Tommy Grogan
Johnny Jadick
Maxie Rosenbloom
Joe Anderson
Covingtee
Larry Sanzone
Babe Piice
Eddie Anderson
Cody
Wyo
Steve McDonald
Lon Lovelace
Terre Haute
Charlie Court
Boston Aba HC
N. Yorreee
Rves
Sertt
Brt Cf
Firs Ib
rSeiow Rf
Murst
Ryan Rf
Recan
Brrid
Tod
Merev
Hmach
Rhne Sa
Boston Abr
ABR
Wilms of
Ghrig Ib
Rthrk Cf
Meusei l
Berioew Rf
Lzzeri
Bret
Byrd Rf
Beran
Grbskie
Orehr Ss
Beorg
Frber As
Lary
Roenig
Pdrick
Lesch
Kreads
Idstm
Hrmanns
Otrf
Hdrek
Terre
Ponich
Frrell
Bresler If
Bnerft
Cechen
Rhiel Ab
Teren
Wicker P
Scott P
x—Battet
Walker
Farrell
Nw York
Cohen Jackson
FE. Moore
Hendrick Picinich Bancroft
Rh'el
McWeeny
Errors Parrel
Bressler
Tztry
Crawford
Picinich
Leach
Rhtel
Bressler Herman
Boto
Hendrick
Bresser
Scott Jackson
McWeeny Walker
Gonzaga
L. E. Shaw
New Central Building
Blackfoot
Cincy
Golden
Cooper
Factory
Bruce Music
Keystone Beauty Shop
Chrysler
Dodge Bros
Dodge
Jewett
Preston A. Blair Co
E. Center
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Soath First Ave
Prone
Pocatello, Idano
Berger Trails
Marseilles
Sidi Mohammet Ben Yusef
Sultan
Moroccos
Riviera
Fhose
M, Rau
HO i
Iubefs
Hawkes Transfer & Storage CO
Lewis Street
Barrett’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!