Poor Ed Smith Cheated Out Of Another Victory
Ed Smith and the Chicago White Sox faced a hard luck loss as they fell 2-0 to the Philadelphia Athletics. Smith held the A's to two hits but the Sox could not muster offense, dropping to last in the standings while Detroit beat New York and Hank Brown earned his fourth straight win. Joe Gordon extended a 26 game hitting streak. Buddy Hassett’s 20 game run ended.
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Ed Smith
Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Bob Johnson
Dick Siebert
Smith
Johnson
Buddy Blair
Pete Suder
Bob Harris
Luke Appling
Joe Haynes
White Sox
Haynes
Harris
New York Yankees
Detroit
Hank Brown
Joe Gordon
Buddy Hassett
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Stars Hank Borowy Leads Yankees-Pitchers Four-Hit Victory
Yesterday Hank Borowy and the Yankees staff delivered a four hit game to beat the Tigers and notch a 2 8 straight win. Doerr of the Red Sox homered and added two singles while teammates rallied with a four run first inning and five run eighth inning against the Braves. Bob Harris of the Athletics shut out the White Sox on seven hits. Chubby Dean of the Indians pitched shutout relief across three innings and started the winning tenth inning against the Senators.
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Hank Borowy
Yankees
Tigers
Doerr
Red Sox
Homer
Eit Atman
Entur’ SD Tstet
Braves
Bob Harris
Athletics
White Sox
Chubby Dean
Indians
Senators
Q and A Box on Sports and Games Details
The text presents mixed Q and A about Fenway Park home run distance and the 1922 bout date for Battling Siki versus Georges Corpents, plus a description of a bidding game where the bidder scores all and may be out if the bid stands, with no outs in play.
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Battling Siki
Georges Corpents
Wingfield And Bayliss Lead Gainesboro
Gainesboro's Wingfield tops team batting with .382 and bats cleanup despite being a pitcher. He struck out 64 in 37 innings with four wins, while Johnny Morrison added one win and 29 strikeouts in 25 innings as the team tied for third in the Frederick Clarke High School league.
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Gainesboro
Frederick Clarke
Scott Wingfield
Wingfield
Johnny Morrison
Soil Moisture Situation Is One of Extremes
Richmond Va June 10 Farmers in western Virginia repair flood gaps and cannot work in wet fields while eastern counties struggle to finish planting and germination is poor due to dry soils. Scattered showers described east of Orange Cumberland and Charlotte. Caraville Holland had no rain. Apple orchards in Frederick county damaged by hail. Dry areas show spots in peanut plantings. Flue-cured tobacco almost complete, fire-cured 85 percent, barley 60 percent, sun-cured 80 percent.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Orange
Cumberland
Charlotte
Caraville
Holland
Norfolk
Frederick County
Big Sports Show At Polo Grounds For Army Navy Relief
York June 10 report details New York five hour benefit at the Polo Grounds for Army and Navy relief. Stars include Bob Feller, Joe Louis Barrow, Cornelius Warmerdam, Greg Rice, Don Budge, Alice Marble, Broadway acts, golf and soccer exhibitions, and a 56 000 spectator capacity.
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Harold Claassen
York
Corp
Joe
Louis Barrow
George Nicholson
Greg Rice
Cornelius Warmerdam
al Blazish
Craig Wood
Vic Ghezzi
Jim Turnesa
Porky) Oliver
Brooklyn
New York
Gotham
Don Budge
Alice Marble
Broadway
Olsen and Johnson
Ray Bolger
Aighi
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Waring
Army
Coast Guard
Bombing the Doolittle Raid Told By Early Life Friends
Salem dispatch recalls Brig. Gen. James H. Doolittle and outlines his boyhood days in Alaska and Nome. The piece highlights his early piloting, poverty era chores, and the Balmers who knew him as a child miner’s son helping his widowed mother run the Little Gem laundry.
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Salem
Ore
Wide World
Americame
James H. Doolittle
Jimmy Doolittle
Sam
Jimmy
Alaska
Levi Balmer
Balmers
Doolittle
Nome
Sports Roundup by Hugh S Fullerton Jr
Wide World round up covers coaching shifts and new games by Chuck Ness, golf club fee abolition, cadet Roy S Kline top athlete at Enid Army Flying School, Enos Slaughter missing Chanute Field date, Sam Chapman leaving Norfolk station for aviation, and various sports notes including Omar's Gift race winner and shipyard visits.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
New York
Chuck theGuinness
Marblehead
Mass
Dalles
Ore
Chuck
Byron Hollingsworth
The
Tampa Times
Palma Celia
Holly
Roy S. Kline
Central Oklahoma State College
Enid Army Flying School
Enos Slaughter
Chanute Field
Ill
A.w.dl
St. Louis
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Sam Chapman
Chapan
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
American League results show New York 4 Detroit 1 and Boston 7 St. Louis 4. Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia slated for night games. National League scores list New York 3 Cincinnati 1 and Pittsburgh 10 Boston 2 with Brooklyn at St. Louis later.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pet
G. B
Eats
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
I. Pet. G. B. Brooklyn
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Chicago Weeee
Brain operation on infants succeeds in preventing bulging skulls
In San Francisco on June 10 a delicate surgical operation to prevent bulging skulls in infants was completed successfully after years of waiting for final results. The procedure involves removing thin strips of bone along skull seams to allow growth and brain expansion.
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San Francisco
Fights Last Night Boxing Results Across Cities
In Portland Lloyd Hudson defeated Corky Davis by points in a welterweight bout. Harry Bobo stopped Bob Smith in Toledo. Danny Kapilow outpointed Georgie Martin in New York. Tippy Larkin beat Carmine Fatta in Brooklyn. Bobby Ruffin and Joey Peralta fought to a draw in New York. other results brief.
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Associated Press
Portland
Lloyd
Kid) Hudson
Bath
Corky Davis
Worcester
Mass
Toledo
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Bob Smith
Baltimore
New York
Danny Kapilow
Georgie Martin
Boston
Brooklyn
Tippy Larkin
Newark
Carmine
Fatta
Bobby Ruffin
Joey Peralta
Tamaqua
Advertise In The Star For Real Results
An advertising note urges readers to place ads in The Star promising measurable results and value for money. It emphasizes that readers get what they pay for and highlights effectiveness of Star advertisements.
Virginia Horses Prep For Bel Air Steeplechase
Trainers of nearly fifty steeplechase horses in Middleburg are preparing for a 10 day meeting starting July 22 at Bel Air Maryland. The hunting contingent plans to ask Race Secretary Edward J Brennan to name a chase the Louis C Leith Memorial in honor of the Virginian who helped build the course.
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Middleburg
Bel Air
Edward J. Brennan
Louis C. Leith
Bel Air Track
Leith
Brennan Poised for Memoithy Event at Maryland Track
A close associate of manager G Ray Bryson forecasts Brennan will likely mark the memorithy event at the Maryland track meet. The note underscores Bryson’s trusted connection and Brennan’s expected participation.
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G. Ray Bryson
Maryland
Brennan
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