Patchwork Athletics Roll On In Pennant Chase
The Philadelphia Athletics, despite a patched infield and lineup shuffles, beat the Chicago White Sox 10 to 4 as Lefty Grove earned his 12th win. Connie Mack’s club continued their pursuit of a third straight AL title behind Todt’s two homers and timely hits from Simmons and Haas.
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Associated Press
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al Simmons
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Indians halt Washington rally to end Senators streak
Mel Harder of the Indians delivered relief pitching to stop a Washington rally and hand the Senators their first defeat after 12 straight wins. Chuck Klein of the Phillies contributed five despite the overall setback.
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Senators
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Phillies
Baseball Highlights From The Day In Major League Action
Bill Hallahan won his fourth straight for the Cardinals stopping the Braves with seven hits as part of a strong outing. Kiki Cuyler drove in four with a triple and two singles in the Cubs 12 to 7 win over Brooklyn. Bob Grove earned his 12th victory for the Athletics in a 10 to 4 defeat of the White Sox. Remy Kremer helped the Pirates end Pittsburgh’s six game skid by limiting the Giants to six hits in a 4 to 1 win. Yankees stole second and home to raise season total to 16. Ben Chapman noted among the day’s highlights.
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Heavyweight Title Bout Draws Near in Cleveland
Two young businessmen prepare for a July 3 heavyweight title bout in Cleveland at the municipal stadium. Schmeling, defending champion, trains near Conneaut Lake and Geauga Lake while Bill Stribling, the challenger, works with Pa Stribling to fit night training. Stribling aims about 188 pounds for the fifteen round fight.
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Iattle
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Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
New York
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Wykoff Rkoft Ties World Minr In 100 Yards
Frank Wykoff of the University of Southern California won the 100 yard dash at the Olympic stadium in a world record tying 9.5 seconds at the NCAA/A. U. championships, defeating a strong field led by Percy Williams of Vancouver. The performance confirmed Wykoff as the top North American sprinter and avenged previous losses to Williams.
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Frank Wykoff
University of Southern California
Olympic Stadium
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Percy Williams
Vancouver
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Golf Contenders Closely Bunched At Western Open
MIAMI VALLEY CLUB DAY TON Ohio June 20 4P Picking the winner of the western open golf championship was a guess as the final 36 holes began Ed Dudley led by two strokes at 139 with Jock Collins at 141 and George von Elm 142 The trio Hagen Sarazen and Dutra trailed as the field stayed tight Dudley fired 70 after a 59 Thursday Collins shot 67 to set a course record while von Elm posted 70 and Haig 75
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Doubled Glory in New Orleans Track Fest
Emmett Toppino of Loyola College finished second behind Wykoff with Cy Leland placing third as Southern runners dominated the field. Victor Williams of USC outpaced Stanford’s Ben Eastman in the 440 yard dash, tying a fast pace but settling for a tight 48.4 seconds after last meeting’s 47.4.
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Harvard Beats Yale 70 Keep Clear Record
Harvard defeated Yale in the four mile Thames Classic to complete an undefeated season. The Harvard eight led from start to finish and won by two and a half lengths in 23 minutes 21 seconds, the slowest winning time since 1908. Yale suffered its worst season since 1923 under Leader.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
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Naval Academy
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Philadelphia
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Columbia
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Senator Robinson to Report to Hoover in Washington
Little Rock report says Senator Joe T. Robinson Democratic leader will depart for Washington tonight or tomorrow after a summons from President Hoover.
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Fifteen Awaiting American Derby
Fourteen three year olds and one filly wait for the Twenty Third American Derby at Washington Park with Mate as favorite at 126 pounds. Sun Meadow and Spanish Play are high contenders while four starters may be scratched before post time at 5 25 this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Washington Park
Mate
A. C. Bostwick
Jamestown
Ladder
Renyal Ruffin
Don Leon
Sunny Lassie
Fire washes out 13 Arco businesses in oil town
A June 20 blaze in Tyler Texas destroyed 13 businesses in the Arpo oil boom town area causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Firefighters battled the flames as the blaze leveled storefronts and reduced several structures to rubble. Local authorities declared the fire under control by evening.
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Stars Will Meet Leupp Redskins Go To Williams
Meteor City Stars prepare to face Leupp at Roundhouse grounds while Redskins head to Williams after a 16 16 tie and aim to rebound from a 13 to 5 loss on June 7. Mariano likely starts for the Redskins with Blair Chavez and Tafoya forming Meteor City’s battery.
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Blair
Winslow City Stars
Redskins and Stars cancel Fourth of July scheduling plans
Rubi ane Torres reports neither team will schedule games for July fourth. Redskins players include Santa Fe Indian band members hired for rodeo programs while Stars prefer to stay home to celebrate the holiday.
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Rubi Ane Torres
Redskins
Santa Fe
Earhart Resumes Eastward Auto Gyro Flight From Tulsa
Amelia Earhart leaves Tulsa Municipal Airport at 6 a.m. bound for St Louis via Springfield after a two day delay for Autogiro repairs. The flight marks a resumed eastward journey as the famed aviatrix continues her tour.
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Okio
Amelia ‘Earhart
St. Louis
Springfield
Mesa Council weighs plans for new city hall building
Mesa city leaders review a proposal for constructing a new city hall as part of an agenda item. Separately, Douglas-Franklin Bull and W. F. Strahan discuss building a greenhouse in the 900 block of Thirteenth Street, outlining site purpose and scope.
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