Macks Sweep Twinbill as Detroit Wins One and Cards Dominate
In the first game Detroit edged the Macks 6 to 5 with ten hits and strong pitching by Carroll and Stoner. The second game Detroit won 8 to 3 behind Ubie’s first victory in four starts. In St Louis, the Cardinals hammered Chicago 13 to 3, with a big sixth inning sparked by solid hitting and multiple runs.
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Detroit
Carroll
Stoner
Ubie
M. Gaston Fothergill
St. Louis
Root
Horne
Jt Jonnard
Chicago
Yesterday's Results In Baseball Doubleheader Leaders Sunday
American League games had Boston 6 Detroit 5 and Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4 in a scheduled set. National League saw Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 1 and St Louis 13 Chicago 3 as Chicago defeated the Philadelphia Americans 6 to 4. No other games were played.
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American Association
Kansas City
Thetteal
Paul A
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
New York
Louis
Renee
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston Ee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Ee
Cincinnati
American League
Boston
National League
Spitball Talk and Old Pitchers Stir Baseball Weather
Henry J Farrell reports players accuse pitchers like Sylvester Johnson and Howard Ehmke of doctoring the ball with the spitball era still echoing in big league circles. Veterans Grimes Quinn Faber Mitchell are cited, with Uncle Wilbert Robinson praising old arms and noting batters’ long struggle against secret enhancements.
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Sylvester Johnson
St. Louis Cards
Howard Ehmke
Philadelphia Athletics
Burleigh Grimes
Pirates
Jack Quinn
Athletics
Red Faber
White Sox
Clarence Mitchell
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Ruth
Gehrig
Epsom Items Brought News From Local Families
Edna Williams of Odon called on Mrs. Anna O'Brian Thursday evening. George Osman and family of Monroe City visited relatives here. Alexander Clark of St. Michael's spent time with his daughter Mrs. Fred Hart. Ott Wallace of Connersville is reported recovering from a serious illness. Wallace is a former resident of Epsom. Mrs. Everett Osman and Lena Bolding shopped in Washington. Ella Andis hosted guests Sunday including Clarence Andis and son Max, Clarence Hall and daughter Joyce of Washington, Ike Kennedy and children Burns City, William Fielder and children, Elmer Andis, Oren Sims, Byler Hastings and son, Dorothy Brandon. Charles Osman hosted near Plainville, and Charles Stanley with children visited Anna O'Brian in Washington. M. E. church children’s exercises Sunday night were well attended. James Hannah of Indianapolis spent the weekend with friends. Floyd Burkhart and children of Indianapolis also visited relatives.
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Ella Andis
Clarence Andis
Max
Clarence Hall
Joyce
Washington
Ike Kennedy
Burns City
William Fielder
Elmer Andis
Oren Sims
Byler Hastings
Dorothy Brandon
Charles
Stanley
Anna O’brian
M. E
Coca Colas Lead As Palmer Webster Fail To Appear
The Coca Colas completed three games with Lemmon scoring 525 total including a 202 game. Palmer and Webster did not show up, leaving the standings unclear after the listed scores.
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Coca Colas
Palmer and Webster
Lemmon
Coca Colas Deutz Eee Ee
Thombleson i Ee
Schofield
Sunday Visits and Local Dinners Highlight Plainville
Families in Plainville and surrounding towns shared a weekend of visits. Frank Brown of Plainville called on Sarah Grove. Mr and Mrs Omer Woodruff and daughter Marjorie visited Homer Wade. Mr and Mrs Wm Osmon and daughters Joyce and Norma visited Charles Osmon of Elmore Township. Zelma O Bri an of Epsom graduated from Terre Haute State Normal. Homer Osmon of Plainville spent Sunday evening with Everett Osmon. Bob Andes of Sullivan spent Saturday night and Sunday with his mother Ella Andes.
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Frank Brown
Plainville
Sarah Grove
Wm. Osmon
Joyce
Norma
Charles Osmon
Elmore Township
Zelma O'Brian
Epsom
Terre Haute State
Homer Osmon
Everett Osmon
Bob Andes
Sullivan
Ella Andes
Town items note dangerous animal and drowning horse
Mr Lewis killed a six foot blue racer on the M N Palmer farm south of town while cutting clover. At Swan Pond several anglers saw a horse drown after slipping into the north end while drinking. The animal struggled briefly before observers could reach it.
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Swan Pond
Corcorans to Have Swimming Pool
L. A. Corcoran is building a fifty foot private pool on the Troy road behind his home. Cement sides were to be poured today and the pool will be ready soon. Depth reaches about seven and a half feet at the deepest end. When completed it will be painted green and white with four bath houses for convenience. The pool sits on the southeast side of the grounds, sheltered at most hours, and the Corcorans look forward to enjoying it with friends.
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L. A. Corcoran
Troy Road
Jail Break Nipped by Alert Sheriff
Richmond Indiana June 18 The sudden demand for hot Saturday night baths alarmed Sheriff Henry Long who had to bathe in cold water and stopped a jail break. Robert Williams 17 a Negro prisoner paddled in the jail tub to drown out noise of saws used by Kern Peak 19 Wesley M Shaffer 40 and Willie Blue 19 as they worked on the cell window bars.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne County
Henry Long
Long
Robert Williams
Kern Peak
Wesley M. Shaffer
Willie Blue
Prohibition Control Tightens as U S Bars Shotguns
Washington June 18 Federal authorities tightened gun controls tied to prohibition enforcement. Assistant Secretary Lowman ordered customs collectors at the Canadian border to limit border patrol weapons to service pistols, barring sawed off shotguns and rifles after recent killings. The move followed protests and a White House review, with warnings to use firearms only in self defense or to stop felonies. A report suggested the Mooers New York shooting of Arthur Gordon involved an attempted escape rather than malice.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Lowman
Treasury Department
Ctitizens
International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Prohibition
I Lowmans
Arthur Gordon
Mooers
N. Y
Collector of Customs
Trict
Customs Patrol
Weldon J. Cheatham
F. L. Coveny
Sugarland All Stars Defeated Again by Specials
The Specials led from the start and won 11 to 6 as the Sugarland All Stars trailed until a late rally in the fifth inning. Next Sunday the All Stars face Eaglesville while Argentina reports 19 065 miles of highways.
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Sugarland All-Stars
Tory Specials
al Stars
All Stans
Eaglesville
Argentina
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Simpson
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Anna O'Brian
George Osman
Monroe City
Mrs. Alexander Clark
St. Michael’s
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Ott Wallace
Connersville
Mr. Wallace
Everett Osman
Lena Bolding
Charles Osman
Lawrence Hoover
James Hannah
Floyd Burkhart
Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Raney
Wee Kinnear Stores
East Main
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Aerograph
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Latvia
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G. & C. Merriam Company
Springfield, Mass
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Alfred Grove
Mrs. Omer Woodruff
Homer Wade
Corcorans
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U. S
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