Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results show American League games led by Boston 3 2 over Chicago and Detroit 5 4. New York 65 2 beat Washington 10. National League saw St Louis 12 9 over Philadelphia 3 3 and Brooklyn 9 over Pittsburgh 6. Southern Association and Southeast League reports include Atlanta 7 15 loss to New Orleans and Memphis 18 4 over Chattanooga 8 3. Only two South Atlantic League games scheduled.
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Detroit
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Today’s Games in the Southeastern League Schedule
Today three matchups include Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington and St Louis at New York with others listed for cross league play Jacksonville at Columbus Selma at Montgomery Tampa at Pensacola Asheville at Macon Greenville at Charlotte and Augusta at Columbia.
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Jacksonville
Columbus
Selma
Montgomery
Tampa
Pensacola
Asheville
Macon
Greenville
Charlotte
Augusta
Columbia
Godfrey Garnero heavyweight bout to be broadcast tonight
The ten round fight between Godfrey and Carnera in Philadelphia will be aired coast to coast by the Columbia Broadcasting system starting at 9 p m Eastern 8 p m Central. Ted Husing will call the action with a list of stations including WABC WEAN WNAC WCAC WMAL WHP WJAS WISN WCCO and more.
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Godfrey
Carnera
Philadelphia
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ted Husing
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WEAN
WNAC
WLBZ
WCAU
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Young Stribling Seeks Title Shot After Porat Victory
Chicago June 23 Young Stribling, once seen as a light heavyweight prospect, places his left hand in a plaster cast awaiting word on a potential postponement of his next bout. His manager Pa Stribling cabled London promoters to delay the Jeff Dixon bout in anticipation of a possible title shot at Max Schmeling, with doctors noting swelling but no fracture.
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Otto von Porat
Chicago Stadium
Max Schmeling
Pa” Stribling
Jeff Dixon
London
Phil Scott
von Porat
Illinois State Boxing Commission
Stribling
Young Stribling
Yesterday's Stars Spark League Wins Across Baseball
Babe Herman homer two times with one on to lead the Dodgers past the Pirates 9-6. Earl Whitehill and Waite Hoyt limited Boston to 15 hits in a doubleheader as Detroit beat the Red Sox. Charley Jamieson doubled three times for Cleveland in a win over the Athletics. Fred Frankhouse and Ben Cantwell split pitching for Boston in a 3-2 victory over Chicago. Art Shires collected three singles driving in four with two runs for Washington in a win over Chicago.
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Babe Herman
Robins
Pirates
Earl Whitehill
Waite Hoyt
Tigers
Red Sox
Charley Jamieson
Indians
Athletics
Fred Frankhouse
Ben Cantwell
Braves
Cubs
Art Shires
Senators
White Sox
Endurance Plane Still Aloft Near Sky Harbor
The refueling endurance plane City of Chicago remained airborne at Sky Harbor airport. At 9:40 a.m. it logged 281 hours aloft as Kenneth and John Hunter aim to surpass the world record of 420 hours 21 minutes 30 seconds set by the St. Louis Robin. They must stay aloft past 5:01:30 a.m. next Sunday to claim the record.
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City of Chicago
Sky Harbor
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St. Louis
Kenneth
John Hunter
Edison scholar winner Huston passes MIT freshman year
Wilbur B. Huston of Seattle Washington winner of the Edison prize scholarship at MIT last year has completed all freshman year work and is described by college authorities as a good student. He contributed to the Tech Engineering News editorial staff.
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Cambridge
Mass
Wilbur B. Huston
Seattle
Wash
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tech Engineering News
Major League Leaders Summary
Standout marks from the season include Ruth of the Yankees leading in batting with .403 and home runs at 23. Ruth also tops runs with 74. Gehrig and Klein pace RBI with 72 and 73 respectively. Hodapp leads in hits with 92 while Frisch and Cuyler share doubles and triples counts.
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Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hodapp
Indians
Gehringer
McManus
Tigers
Combs
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White Sox
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Cardinals
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Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
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Wilson
Godfrey and Carnero to boxing in Philadelphia arena tonight
Primo Carnera, Italy's challenger for the heavyweight crown, faces Primo Godfrey at Phillies ball park in a ten round bout. Godfrey, a massive Lewport earlier heavyweight, stands 6'7" and 268 pounds while Carnera weighs 268. the bout airs live at 9 p.m. EST on WCAU and WKAU.
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Primo Carnero
Italy
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Leiperville
Phillies Ball Park
Black Panther
Venice
Carnera
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Record run of baseball’s endurance feats and fading records
The piece reflects on long streaks from the 1920s to 1930, noting Joey Sewell’s 1,102 game run with the Indians and Everett Scott’s 1,307 mark. It contrasts Lou Gehrig’s chances to surpass the record, cites Tris Speaker and Miller Huggins, and mentions other sports figures and a Seattle university crew fundraising drive.
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North Pole
Joey Sewell
Cleveland
Everett Scot
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Sewell
Tris Speaker
Scott
Indians
Boston
Everett Scott
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Yankees
Lou Gehrig
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Sweden to abolish speed limit under new motoring law
Sweden plans no general speed limit after July 1 as the new motoring law takes effect. Police will judge reckless driving and may permit full speed on open roads while imposing heavy fines for speeding in towns and villages.
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Stockholm
Will Entry in Log Reveals Near-Disaster Flight
Jack Knight, a veteran mail flier, had his will entered in his flight log after a Cleveland to Bellefonte trip in fog on November 21, 1920. He feared forced landing and death during the flight.
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Neb
Jack Knight
Cleveland
Bellefonte
Fog
Moron Rotary Authorized to Build Jose Marti Airport
The Rotary Club of Moron in Camaguey province has been authorized to construct a new airport named Jose Marti Aviation Station. The announcement, signaling a major regional development, specifies the Havana region as context for the air field project.
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Saily Do RhyDon Maw and Local Sports Notes
A letter from Scott praises Stribling in the Norweg Porat fight coverage with Georgian highlights. Buds face Perry in a key league game, aiming for top spot and playoff chances. Fourth of July entries open, with a golf course setup and local tournament optimism.
Rockefeller He and Miss Clark Wed This Afternoon
Mary Todhunter Clark of Philadelphia wed Nelson Rockefeller, second son of Mrs. John D. Rockefeller of York, this afternoon at St Asaphs Protestant Church in Bala Cynwyd. The ceremony drew more than 700 guests from Philadelphia New York Washington and Baltimore. After a reception the couple will honeymoon abroad and reside at Tarrytown New York, with plans for Rockefeller to join his father’s firm in New York City. He is 21.
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Mary Todhunter Clark
Hamilton Cynwyd
Nelso Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
York
Ient
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Balacy
Dent Hoover
Benjamin N. B
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Rockefeller
Tarrytown
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Hills
Rockef
York City
Fliss Text Fragment Reveals Erratic OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumbled line with scattered letters and silenced phrases. The readable portion hints at a poor transcription of a historical note with unclear names and actions.
Brooklyn Keeps NL Lead With Key Wins and Errors Heal
Brooklyn Robins edged Pittsburgh 9 to 6 as Babe Herman hit two homers and Johnny Frederick added one, while Chicago Cubs fell 3-2 to Boston. New York Giants beat Cincinnati 6-4, St. Louis Cardinals swept Philadelphia, and Detroit Tigers won two from Boston. Washington defeated Chicago 10-3 as standings shift in both leagues.
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Robins
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
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Babe Herman
Johnny Frederick
Larry French
Fred Frankhouse
Boston
Hack Wilson
Braves
New York Giants
Giants
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Reds
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Phillie
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Phillies
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New York Yankees
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Cleveland
Indians
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Yanks
Washington
Ad Liska
Art. Shires
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Chicks Win Twice From Lookouts and Widen League Lead
The Memphis Chicks defeated the Lookouts twice by 18 to 8 and 4 to 3 to extend their Southern Association lead to 2.5 games over New Orleans. The Pelicans beat Atlanta 15 to 7 despite being outhit 15 to 13. Nashville beat Little Rock 13 to 3. Birmingham won 9 to 5 and 10 to 3 in a doubleheader. Selma moved three games ahead of Jacksonville with a 5 to 4 win. Pensacola blanked Tampa 3 to 0 in the eighth, while Jacksonville and Columbus had no games scheduled.
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Mobile
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Selma Leafs
Jacksonville
Montgomery
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Columbus
Mooney and Grant Enter Tennis Tourney
Atlanta stars led by Jack Mooney and Bryan Grant travel to Anniston Alabama for the Cotton States tournament. Others from Atlanta entered include Kels Boland defending doubles crown, Harry Gault George Boynton Billy Reese Jimmy Halverstadt and Jack Boykin.
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Bryan Grant
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Week end sports in brief
New York Seligson wins eastern intercollegiate singles title over Clifford Sutter Tulane 6 1 6 3 3 6 0 6 1 doubles won by Sutter and Bayon Charlotte N C Wilmer Hines defeats Gus Feurer 6 2 6 1 6 0 for mid Atlantic singles title Glenna Collett shoots 79 second 18 to win Allegheny CC invitation with 36 hole 160 Southern amateur championship goes to Hmmett Spicer Memphis who defeats Tully Blair Greensboro 5 and 4 in 36 hole final Auteuil France De La Lune 7 to 1 favorite wins Grand Steeplechase de Paris Snowflake wins Illinois Oaks Equipoise dominates juvenile field great American stakes Jack High beats Sortie in Brookdale handicap Hack Wilson hits 21st homer in NL Gabby Street and Ray Blades suspended three days for umpire dispute Akron Shorty Canton Detroit wins 100 mile auto race Hitchcock unhurt as Greentree pole four loses to Eastcotts 11 9 in Port Washington NY
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Seligson
Clifford Sutter
Tulane
Sutter
Bayon
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Hack Wilson
St .Louis
Gabby Street
Ray Blades
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Canton
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Eastcotts
Firemen Doublecrossed by Hungry Stranger in Chicago
Kenneth Thompson posed as a Detroit man who stayed with truck company 14 in Chicago. He ate and slept with the crew then disappeared with the firemen’s clothes and their money after an alarm. The crew warns against future repeat visitors.
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Truck Company 14
Kenneth Thompson
Detroit
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