Athletics Rally Past Browns 4-3 in Philadelphia
The Athletics beat the St Louis Browns 4-3 to sweep the series and win a fifth straight. Ed Rommel pitched well until the ninth when Miller's single and Schulte's double tied the game. Lefty Grove closed it out as Philadelphia pushed eight hits off Wingard, Cobb homered with Collins aboard, and Wingard hit a homer in the eighth.
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Philat
Elphla
The
Athletics
St. Louis
Eddie Rommel
Miller
Schulte
Telt
Lefty Grove
Schang
O. Miller
Wingard
Cobb
Collins
Ernie Wingard
Brown
Philadelphia
Rommel
Grove
Perkins
Mrs Lindbergh Coolidge Guest In Washington
Mrs Svangeline TL Lindbergh arrives in Washington to greet her son Charles as he returns from overseas service. She travels from Detroit to Mount Washington and heads to the White House for the ceremony where Young Lindbergh will be decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Svangeline TL. Lindbergh
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
White House
Dupont Circle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Young Lindbergh
Caion
Francis C. Grayling
Mrs. Lindbergh
Mail for Aviator Creates Problem for Post Office
In Wasnington on June 8 AP reports a flood of mail for Colonel Lindbergh disrupts post office delivery. The mail, including many registered and special-delivery letters, will be sorted into new sacks and loaded on trucks for the Lindbergh parade route with R. R. Blythe handling invitations and mail as Lindbergh’s representative. Air mail letters are being gathered in Chicago Cleveland and New York and flown here with army air service and private air support.
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R. R. Blythe
Wright Aircraft Corporation
Celonel Lindbergh
Washington
New York
Paris
Chicago
Cleveland
Sands
Army Air Service
Northern Arizona Teachers College awards athletic letters
The athletic board of control at Northern Arizona Teachers College announced recipients of varsity letter awards across sports. Football honorees include Ernest Jensen Inglewood Cecil Thomas Kenneth Shumway Lynn Race Bill Combs Billie Black Lloyd Trojanovich Silas Jarvis Bill Helt Shanahan John Caughlin Jack Steckathorn Lee Patton Hoddy Stevens Ray McCaughey and Jack Wilson with several earning blankets and sweaters. Basketball recipients include Cy Schlansky Jack Wilson H Detloff Buddy Kieren Lee Patton Less McClure and Otto Fritz plus a gold blanket for Schlansky and gold basketballs engraved Southwestern Champions for top performers. Baseball and track honorees include Jack Wilson Bill Holt Otto Fritz Buddy Kieren Hoddy Stevens Les McClure Easley Black Pace and others earning letters or related awards.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Athletic Board
Northern Arizona Teachers College Today
Ernest Jensen
Inglewood
Cal
Cecil Thomas
Peoria
Kenneth . Shumway
Mesa
Lynn Race
Clarkdale
Bill Combs
Billie Black
Lloyd
Trojanovich
Globe
Silas * Jarvis
St. Johns
Bill Helt
Bis‘bee
Bri Shanahan
John Caughlin
Bisbee
Jack
H. Detloff
Ray McCaughey
Hoddy Stevens
Patton
Jack Heckathorne
Iumberjacks
Cy. Schlansky
Miami
Jack Wilson
Buddy Kieren
Lee Patton
Less McClure
Cy Schlansky
Otto Fritz
Kenneth Shumway
J. B. Easing
Gibbons
Lloyd Wilhite
Lynn Pace
Kirk bets $150000 on Indian marathon rival in Mexico
Kirk, a Kans City man, bets $150000 that Chief Quanowahii a Hopi Indian runner from Arizona can outpace Tatahumara rivals from Mexico in a marathon. The Chief finished the New York Marathon in 2 hours 17 minutes defeating 212 competitors. Kirk also offers a $10000 side bet against Mexican Indians.
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Kanmas City
Mike Kirk
yhanagg@m
Arizona
New York
Long Beach
Bparathon
Quanowahii
Mexico
Heavs
Kirk
Detroit Takes Twelve To Beat Red Sox 10-5
Detroit defeats Boston 10 to 5 in twelve innings to extend its winning streak to three games. Manush Heilmann and Stoner sparked the Tigers with key hits as Ruffing struggled in extras. The four-game series ended with Detroit taking three of four.
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Detroit
Red Sox
Boston
Tigers
Manush
Heilmann
Stoner
Portland Man Hanged for Hammer Slaying of Wife
Salem reports John Butchek of Portland was hanged at the state prison for the January 13 1926 hammer killing of his wife at their home.
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Salem
Ore
John Butchek
Portland
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National League results show New York 4 loss to Pittsburgh 13, Philadelphia 2 over Cincinnati 9, Boston 3 over St. Louis with no score in one line, Brooklyn 4 to Chicago 5 in 12 innings. American League games end Chicago 4 New York 2, St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 0 Washington 1, Detroit 10 Boston 5 in 12 innings.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Oklahoma City Beats Amarillo In Multistate Game
In a tense 12 inning softball clash Oklahoma City defeated Amarillo 12 to 5 after initial delays as Des Moines Omaha game postponed due to teams late arrival. Wichita edged Tulsa 7 to 5 in the night slate.
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Oklahoma
City
Amarillo
Lincoln
Denver
Des Moines-Omaha
Wichita
Tulsa
International League scores recap
Syracuse defeated Jersey City 6 to 3 and Ithaca River? 7 Newark 1. Buffalo beat Reading 11 to 8. Toronto Baltimore game postponed to be part of a doubleheader tomorrow with details pending.
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Syracuse
Jersey City
Itochester
Newark
Buffalo
Reading
Southern Association Scores Roundup
Mobile 11 Chattanooga 5 Birmingham 11 Little Rock 1 New Orleans 7 Nashville 0 Atlanta 2 Memphis 6.
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Southern
Association
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
American Association Scores and Postponements Report
St Paul defeated Louisville 9 to 5 while Kansas City led Toledo 13 to 12. Minneapolis won 10 to Indianapolis 4 as Milwaukee Columbus games were postponed due to rain.
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American Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Unclear baseball results from multiple city games
A scrambled summary lists scores for games in San Antonio Shreveport Waco Fort Worth Beaumont Wichita Falls Houston Dallas and shows lineups and in game notes for Portland Los Angeles Sacramento Oakland San Francisco Seattle and Hollywood with various players named. The fragmentary text includes first and second games and inning references without a coherent single outcome.
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San Antonio
Shreveport
Waco
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Houston
Dallas
Van Orman Earns Balloon Race Victory Credit
The National Aeronautic Association credited W. T. Van Orman and assistant W. W. Norton with victory in the Akron to Hancock balloon race of 718 miles. The Detroit flying club team of FE J. Hill and A. G. Schlesger finished second over 650 miles near Showhegan Maine. Captain W. E. Kepner and Lieut. W. O. Eareckgan of the US Army Air Corps were third over 595 miles near Biddleford Maine. The three form the American team for the Gordon Bennett cup in Denver.
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Washington
National Aeronautical Association Today
W. T. van Orman
W. W. Norton
Akron
The
Aeronautical Association
Hancock
Maine
Detroit Flying Club
FE. J. Hill
A. G. Schlesger
Showhegan
United States Army Air Corps
W. E. Kepner
W. O. Eareckgan
Biddleford
Denver
Marines Occupy El Gallo in Nicaragua Action
A detachment from the gunboat Tulsa occupies El Gallo on the Rio Grande in eastern Nicaragua. Admiral Latimer informed the Navy Department today.
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Marines
GALLO
Washington
Tulsa
el Gallo
Rio Grande River
Nicaragua
Latimer
Navy Department
Bacon Resigns as Leader of State League
Dr. John H. Bacon resigns as president of the Arizona state league after clubs failed to post forfeits and provide salary lists and roster changes. He states bonds posted by Phoenix and Miami will be returned and accuses clubs of not honoring agreements, prompting his departure.
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Bacon
State League
Globe, Ariz
John HE. Bacon
Arizona State League
Globe and Mesa
Senators Victory In Indian Game 6-5
Tris Speaker drilled a clutch double in the 18th inning to spark a 6-5 win for Washington over Cleveland in a long extra frame affair. McNeely advanced on a sac, Reeves drove in the decisive run after Bluege drew a walk, erasing a four-run Cleveland lead and giving the Senators three wins in four games.
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Washington
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
McNeely
Speaker
Judge
Bluege
Reeves
Cleveland
Senators
Miller
Leysen
L. Sewell
Hadley
Braxton
Marberry
Berger
Tate
Reds Rally Past Phillies 9 to 3 to Close Series
Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 3 in Cincinnati. The Reds opened with a three run lead in the first, extended it with a third inning push, and exploded for five runs in the sixth before Decatur relieved Scott. Scott allowed six hits in the sixth, while De caltur took over.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Reds
Scott
Decatur
Jonnard
Donnell
J. May
Kolp
Hargrave
Braves Face Leupp Team in Tomorrow's City Game
The Santa Fe Braves, unbeaten since forming this spring, meet Leupp tomorrow at 2 o'clock on the city diamond. Last Sunday they routed the Apprentice team 64 to 5 in a playful exhibition, while the Redskins heal and plan a San Bernardino game next week.
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Braves
Leupp
Santa Fe Braves
Phoenix
Redskins
San Bernardino
Giants Bow Down To Pittsburgh In Windup, 13-4
Pittsburgh beat the Giants 13 to 4 in the series finale. Carmen Hill limited New York to seven hits as Paul Waner starred with a triple and two doubles, driving in two runs and scoring three times. The Corsairs tallied seven runs in the fifth inning against Clarkson and Henry, and the clubs split the series two games each.
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Pittsburgh
Carmen Hill
Giants
Paul Waner
Corsairs
Clarkson
Henry
New York
Greenfield
O'Neil
Devormer
Hill and Gooch
Dark Japan Wins Manchester Cup Handily
Dark Japan a four year old colt owned by Aga Khan Stables won the Manchester Cup handicap by five lengths over Panters owned by Mrs G H Drummond with Seradella third. Dark Japan carried 125 pounds starting at 9 to 4 with Panters at 13 to 1 and Seradella 6 to 1. About $13 000 in handicap plus the cup.
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England
Japan
Aga Kahn Stables
Sol Soel
G. H. Drummond
Seradella
Panters
Dark
Dark Legend
Bouzelinda
Cubs win submerged series finale 5-4 in 12 innings
Chicago tops Brooklyn 5 to 4 in twelve innings as Ste phenson delivers a bases loaded single scoring Beck to cap a six game Cubs winning streak. Brillheart went the distance for the Cubs while McWeeny Ehrhardt and Barnes pitched for the Robins.
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Chicago
Stephenson
Beck
Brooklyn
Cubs
Brillheart
McWeeny
Ehrhardt
Barnes
Robins
Cardinals Fall to Braves In Extra Innings
Boston Braves defeated the St Louis Cardinals 11 to 8 in ten innings. Frank Frisch tied the score with a ninth inning homer with two aboard. Jimmy Ring relieved in the tenth and yielded three hits and two errors that allowed three Braves runs. Benton Edwards Mogridge Hogan for Boston. McGraw Bell Ring Ansgesnyder for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Robert McGraw
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Frisch
Jimmy Ring
H. Bet
Boston
Benton
Edwards
Mogridge
Hogan
McGraw
H. Bell
Ring Ansgesnyder
Wills Defeats Mallory in Quick Wimbledon Prep Semi
Helen Wills, the California star, crushed Mrs Molla Mallory in 23 minutes at Beckham England to reach the final of the Kent county tournament. She leads 6-0 6-1 and will face Kitty McKane Godfree, who beat Elizabeth Ryan 2-6 6-3 6-2, tomorrow.
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Beckham
England
Helen Wills
Molla Mallory
California
British Isles
Kitty McKane Godfree
Miss Wills
Mrs. Mallory
Miss R. Tapscott
South Africa
Miss Tapscott
Mallory
United States
White Sox Finally Beat Yanks 4 to 2
New York hosts Chicago in a tight series finale as Ted Lyons pitches a complete game two hit win, his eleventh of the season and eighth straight victory. Lyons adds a triple and a single driving in the decisive run, while Bib Falk hits a homer for Chicago.
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New York
Yankees
Chicago ‘White Sox
Ted Lyons
Lyons
Ward
Bib Falk
Chicago
McCurdy
Scocker
Grabowski
Rainey Captures State Title In Phoenix Boxing Final
Bud Rainey, 20, Hussayampa Arizona, won a disputed eight round decision over Jack Lynch, state light heavyweight champion, in Phoenix. The show also featured a draw between T Bone Firpo and Tick Green, a Los Angeles fighter, plus a Gilbert Curry knockout of Dandy Valencia.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bud Rainey
Hassayampa
Hammerer
Jack Lynch
Gene Watson
Los Angeles
Tommy Ellis
Douglas
T-Bone Firpo
Tick Green
Fort Worth
Texas
Timmy O’brien
Tony Ruiz
Gilbert Curry
Dandy Valencia
Rainey
Lynch
Papke
Hussayampa
Actress Jane Gray Sails for Divorce in Paris
New York June 10 AP Jane Gray the actress sailed today for Paris to seek a divorce from her husband Riccardo Martin tenor formerly with the Metropolitan and Chicago opera companies Grounds cited are mental cruelty and non support
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New York
Jane Gray
Paris
Riccardo Martin
Metropolitan
Chicago
Western Conference Leads in National Collegiate Trials
Western conference athletes topped the qualifiers at the national collegiate A A track and field trials in Chicago with 14 men earning spots in eight events. Midwest schools without conference ties placed second with 12. The finals, termed the Olympics of American colleges, are set for tomorrow afternoon with strong signs of record breaking performances.
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Chicago
Western
Missouri Valley Conference
Kidnapped Girls Found In Globe Couple Arrested
Two girls, Jacqueline and Gwen dolin Hull, aged 12 and 10, were found in Safford Arizona with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Karet. The Karets were placed under arrest after rail station suspicions led to custody transfer. California authorities seek extradition while the girls’ Los Angeles guardians had earlier won custody from relatives.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Jacqueline
Gwendolin Hull
Covina
Cal
Joe Karet
Safford
Graham County
Arizona
George Henshaw
Cochise County
Karets
Sherif Howe
Tate
Graham ‘County
Los Angeles
Coolidge Dam
Henshaw
California
Karet
Scarlet Fever Strikes Santa Rosalia Seaport
AP report from Nogales notes an epidemic of scarlet fever in Santa Rosalia Lower California a fishing town and center for mining interests. Dr Adan G Veldea chief of public health orders control measures and quarantine aimed at stopping spread among residents and workers.
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Nogales
Ariz
Santa Rosalia
Lower California
Reths
Herald Today
Cguaymes
Sonora
Adan G. Velerde
Department of Public Health
Lower
Calfornia
Government to lease Tuc son post office to W F Christmann
Announcement from Washington states the government will accept W F Christmann’s bid to erect and equip a new post office building in Tucson at fourth avenue and eighth street under a five year lease.
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Tucson
Ariz
Washington
W. F. Christmann
Fourth Avenue
Eighth Street
Mrs Earl Carroll Leaves Atlanta For New York
Mrs Earl Carroll and her two brothers in law Norman and James H Carroll depart Atlanta for New York after a final visit to the federal penitentiary where the trical producer serves a one year sentence for perjury.
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Atlanta
Earl Carrol
Norman
James H
New York
Federal Penitentiary
Mad dog rampage sickens residents in Nogales
A Herald report from Nogales, Arizona, states that three people near death and nine others from San Jose De Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico, are seriously ill after attacks by a mad dog.
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Nogales
Ariz
San Jose de Guaymas
Mexico
Herald
Tax loss on Sage estate hits $1.5 million
United States Circuit Court of Appeals today ruled the government failed to collect about $1.5 million in income taxes from the estate of Mrs. Margaret Olivia Sage widow of Russell Sage. The decision affects 35 charitable religious and educational institutions linked to the estate.
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New York
Margaret Olivia Sage
Russel Sage
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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