Senators Regain Third Place As Yanks Beat Champs
The New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 2 to sweep the two game series and push the A's to fourth place. Roy Spencer hit a home run with two on and Joe Cronin added a late triple to help the Nationals beat the Red Sox 8 to ? in Washington. Cleveland and St Louis split a doubleheader in Co lumbus with Wes Ferrell dominating the mound for the Browns in the first game and the Indians collapsing at the plate in the second. Chicago White Sox defense failed in the eighth as Detroit used the opportunity for a 5 to 1 win.
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Park Association Ball Team Splits Weekend Doubleheader
Winchester Park Association baseball team split a doubleheader over the weekend. Saturday they lost to Funkstown 14 10 and Sunday they defeated Northern Athletic Club 12 4. Park now stands 12 wins 9 losses. Patton and Lunsford homered in Sundays win.
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Pirates Take NL Lead In Tight Race
Pirates move to first in the National League after a doubleheader sweep of the Reds 5-0 and 9-5, pulling ahead with a slim edge in percentage over the Cubs. Dodgers beat the Giants 5-2, Braves and Phillies split a doubleheader 5-4 and 1-5, with Chicago-St Louis and Pittsburgh-Cincinnati games noted.
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Risko Blocks Mick Title Hopes in Cleveland Bout
The Cleveland bout between Mickey Walker and Johnny Risko ends with Risko prevailing in a clinch. Risko’s win dampens Walker’s chances against top rivals like Jack Sharkey or Max Schmeling, shaping heavyweight title prospects.
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Beauty, fame and fear on Broadway showgirl warned of scarring
The piece quotes Eileen Wenzel, famed Broadway showgirl, fearing lifelong facial scars if her looks are damaged. It also discusses talent inheritance, a quiet speed plan to evade bandits, and previews former Gov. Alfred E. Smith’s role at Chicago Democratic events. It closes with a speculative nod to Nicholas Murray Butler’s views on third-party leadership.
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Tammany May Swing Nomination At Democratic Convention
John F. Curry boss of Tammany Hall controls New Yorks 94 votes and could swing the presidential nomination away from Franklin D. Roosevelt. Tammany is said to favor Newton D. Baker over Roosevelt or Alfred E. Smith. Photos show Curry Roosevelt Smith and Baker.
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