National League in dizzy spells in a topsy turvy race
The National League staggers through a wild season with frequent standings shifts led by the St Louis Cardinals as they stretched their edge to 4 1 2 games atop the loop. The Pirates and Giants surged into contention after doubleheader wins while the Reds moved up on a big day at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Deans
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Browns Chase Winning Streak on Road Trip
Browns move up in the American League standings as they win four of six on a current road swing. Manager Rogers Hornsby noted improvement as Flon Hogsett earned his third win of the trip by limiting the New York Yankees to five hits in a 5 to 3 victory, with the Browns blasting Lefty Gomez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Hornsbymen
Flon Hogsett
Detroit
New York Yankees
Lefty Gomez
Baseball season leaders and stat totals from major leagues
Tigers star Gehringer leads in runs hits and doubles while Foxx and Ott pace home runs. J Martin and Medwick top national batting runs batted in, with stellar pitching by J Dean and others. The fragment lists multiple players and teams across league stats and leaders.
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Relsee Uaceh
Indian
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Vesboen
Foxx
Red Sox
Goslin
Yankees
Clift
Browns
Trosky
Indians
Powell
Senators
Piet
White Sox
Pitching Grove
Red
Sorre
S. Martin
Cardinals
Werry
Giants
J. Martin
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Ott
Jordan
Bees
Moore
Herman
Cubs
Camills
Phillies
Goodman and Riggs
Reds
Jd. Moore
J. Dean
Hollingsworth
Blacksmith, 85, Spends 70 Years Over Anvil
Minn town resident born in 1845 claims title as oldest blacksmith after 70 years at the anvil. He shod horses for the St Paul Railway and notes about 600 colleges with football teams exist in the country.
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Bird Eee. Minn
John
Lewe
Fewer
St. Paul
Parimutuel bets at the convention on Doyle and the nominees
United Press reports from Cleveland on June 10 describe Jack Doyle, pool tycoon and betting commissioner, proposing a spoof betting window at the party convention. He outlines odds on speakers mentioning Lincoln and other convention odds as delegates arrive intoxicated with anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Jack Doyle
Broadway
Brother Doyle
Baseball Stat Line Summary for Dallas Players
The record lists players with averages and stats: Tauby and Stroner lead in runs and hits for Dallas. Key figures include Strower and Howell for RBIs, and Johnson and Cole leading innings pitched and strikeouts.
Ohio beauty experts mob license exams crowd Columbus
More than 300 women appeared to take examinations for beauty licenses before the Ohio board of cosmetology. The last 50 to arrive could not fit in the examining room and wrote their exams in a state office building corridor.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Cosmetology
Fort Worth
Homer Peel
Panthers
Cats
Cowtown
Texas Golf Leads Texas Stars in San Antonio Meet
In San Antonio the Texas Golf Association hosts 86 entrants at the City course for 18 hole stroke play qualifiers. Defending champion Harry Todd with Dallas aims to defend his title while Reynolds Smith battles fever and McGonagill seeks an opening.
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Texas
Harry Todd
Dallas
Tennessee
New Jersey
Todd
Jimmy McGonagill
McGonagill
Reynolds Smith
Smith
United States
Corsicana
Morris Norton
Wichita Falls
West Texas
Hope
Don Schumacher
Coreshana
Norton
Standings and Results From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Yesterday results include Cleveland 1 Washington 2 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 in 10 innings and St Louis 5 New York 3 Detroit 8 Boston 4. Current standings show New York 28 22 560 and Detroit 28 25 528 with others: Cleveland 25 23 520 Washington 26 25 510 Chicago 24 24 500 Philadelphia 16 32 333 St Louis 16 41 320. Schedule today lists Detroit at Boston St Louis at New York Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
W. L. Pet
Don
Peeee
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
W. Lay Pet
St. Louis Cosse Oe
MONOD
Cheng Meets Threat in Missouri Valley Tennis Meet
Guy Cheng the Chinese Davis Cup star faces a challenge to his play as the 35th Missouri Valley Tennis Tournament opens in El Paso Texas today. Northwestern University ace Cheng won two matches yesterday in under an hour.
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Ball
Cheng
Kansas City
U.P
Guy Cheng
George Ball
el Paso
Tex
Northwestern University
Dudley Wins Shawnee Open Title in Slippery Finish
New York June 10 Ed Dudley captured the Shawnee Open golf crown with a four under par 288 after a final round on the side hill 18th. Ralph Guldahl tied for second at 289 with Roland Mackenzie. Tony Manero and Jack Munger also placed in the field.
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New York
Ernie
Ferdy Catropa
Seavane
Wheatley Hills
Brosch
Bethpage
Shawnee-On-Delaware
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Ralph Guidahl
St. Louis
Dudley
Guldahl
Roland Mackenzie
Washington, D. C
Texas League to hold midseason all star game in Dallas July 25
Texas League fans will vote northern and southern all star squads from Fort Worth Dallas Oklahoma City Tulsa and San Antonio Houston Galveston and Beaumont. Balloting opens Sunday and closes July 1. Fort Worth Os Panth ers star workload and Atz led Galveston upset Dallas 3 to 2 in 13 innings.
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Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Houston
Tulsa
San Antonio
Dallas
Galveston
Pet
Port
United Pros
Charlie English
Les Mallon
Art Weis
Arnie Moser
Hugh Shelley
Jakie Atz
Atz
Jake Now Pilots
Dallas Steers
America's Best Polo Team in Final Tests
At Hurlingham England June 10 the young United States polo squad faced Great Britain in defense of the Westchester Cup. Both teams carried 31 goal handicaps as bettors favored the Americans with 3 to 1 to win the opening match and 5 to 1 to take the series two out of three.
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Hurlingham Polo Club
Hurlingham
Eng
America’s
Polo Stars
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Women’s Western Open enters second round in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on June 10 the 16 survivors of the Women’s Western Open began the second round. Defending champion Opal Hill of Kansas City faced Mrs. Charles Newbold of Wichita in the upper bracket first game. Babe Didrikson of Beaumont Texas, the tour’s lone professional, was slated to play Miss Anne Sue Kennedy of Columbia Missouri.
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Topeka
Kans
U.P
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Beaumont
Tex
Anne Sue Kennedy
Columbia
Wrestlers and sports notes from across the nation
San Francisco reports George Zaharias winning two of three falls over Sandor Szabo with Wee Willie Davis defeating Bill Sledge. New York Fort Hamilton notes Rudy Dusek beating Olaf Olson, Omaha. New Haven lists Yvan Robert of Montreal with Ed Meske, Akron, Tex Morgan, Dallas. Russian cities grow with Moscow over 2.45 million and Leningrad at 2.25 million. Negro colleges in the South and Midwest establish football conferences. The greyhound is claimed as history’s oldest dog.
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San Francisco
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Willie Davis
Virginia
Bill Sledge
Texas
New Haven
Conn
Yvan Robert
Montreal
Ed Meske
Akron
Frank Judson
Boston
Tex Morgan
Dallas
Phillips Nine Ready for Foe Amid Amarillo Borger Feud
The Phillips nine, led by Sullivan behind the plate and Wild Bill Ellis on bases, prepare to host Amarillo in a heated Panhandle semi pro clash at Metro Park with Polvogt sidelined and umpire tensions settled. The game kicks off at 8 30 after flood lights turn on at 7 50.
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Amarillo
Hubers
Phillips
Amarillo Nine
George Sullivan
LeFors
Sullivan
Wild Bill Ellis
Phillips Nine
Trout and Abbott Set for Armory Semi Final Bout
Dick Trout a sturdy sailor and Ace Abbott a rising star from Abilene will fight in the Armory wrestling semi final Thursday night. In the main event Dale Haddock faces Matty Mura and Jack Gorman meets Ernie Arthur in prelims starting 8:30. Tickets are on sale at City Drug Store 617 Polk Street.
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Dick Trout
Sailor
Ace Abbott
Abilene
Armory
Dale Haddock
Matty Matsura
Jack Gorman
San Angelo
Ernie Arthur
Canada
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Magistrate cites free marriage ceremonies in Burlington
Magistrate J. C. Hall in Burlington says he never charges a fee for performing a marriage ceremony. He notes couples usually have plenty to pay as they go along and he likes to give them a good start.
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Burlington
N. C
J. C. Hall
Pennsylvania students become government conscious
State Library reports high school and college students show strong interest in books on economic sociological and political issues. The survey highlights a shift toward government topics among youth, while noting Sahama Bolivia as the world’s highest volcanic peak at 21 000 feet.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Sahama
Bolivia
Birthday Toast as Max Fights Louis Shifts Headlines
The note questions whether a 28th birthday tied to the Max versus Louis bout will be joyous. It mentions a typical football season drawing 12 to 14 million attendees nationwide, underscoring broad sports interest.
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Max
Joe Louis
Joe Louis Declines Title Bout With Braddock in September
Mike Jacobs faced a setback as Joe Louis refused a championship bout offer with Heavyweight Champion Jimmy Braddock. Louis and his co-managers Roxborough and Black said Louis would be a bigger draw and that paying him only the challenger’s share would be unfair. They proposed a 20 percent cut, noting taxes would take most of Louis’s potential earnings.
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Lakewood
N. J
U.P
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Louis
Jacobs
Braddock
Joe
Ecard
John Roxborough
Detroit
Schmeling
Julian Black
Chicago
Tulsa closing in on Houston in tight league race
The Tulsa Oilers chased Houston in a tight standings race as they beat San Antonio 5 to 3 and 4 to 2 in a doubleheader. Dallas stayed two and a half games ahead of Beaumont with an 8 to 5 win over Galveston, while Beaumont, second, escaped Oklahoma City 8 to 7 in a late ninth inning rally.
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Tulsa
Oilers
Buffaloes
Buffs
Fort Worth Cats
Houston
Cats
Stevenson
Ross
San Antonio
Alamo City
Oiler
Dallas
Beaumont
Galveston Buccaneers
Galeveston
al Baker
Dallas Slinger
Bucs
Stiles
Kansas City Blues
Pirates
Oklahoma City
Brower
Croucher
Cuyler Drives Reds Past Giants as Hogssett Tops Yankees
Kiki Cuyler delivered four RBIs on three singles and a home run in a 15-4 Reds victory over the Giants. Elon Hogsett held the Yankees to five hits. Pete Arpleton’s Senators edged the Indians 2-1 with a run and potent defense. Johnny Mize homered with bases loaded and drove in another run in the Cardinals 7-5 win over Boston.
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Associated Press
Kiki Cuyler
Reds
Giants
Elon Hogsett
Browns
Yankees
Pete Arpleton
Senators
Battee
Indians
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Boston
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Cincinnati Reds
Roy Henshaw
Dodgers
Nick Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Cleveland Indians
Pete Appleton
Fourtit
Athletics
Hornsby's
Ase
Henry McLemore
Dickinson
Lester J. Dickinson
Iowa
Buddy
Doyle
London
Nancy Jo
John Landon
Sissie
Buzzie
Governor Landon
la Maitre de Hotel
Landon
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Tac
Ify
HBA
Cullenbine
Patchett
Watwood
Martin
Garms
Rizzo
Padgett
Stroner
Harshany
Bettencourt
Howell
Tauby
Strower
Johnson
Cole
W. Miller
Richmond
Fullerton
Gill
Baker
Ohio Beauty Experts Mob License Bureau
Rally
Danny
Sandusky
H. C. Millott
Millott
Huber
Bob Garrison
Timle
Max Schmeling
Rudy
Tony Manero
Jack Munger
Sports Compass
America
Western
Fort Hamilton
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Olaf Olson
Sweden
Moscow
Leningrad
South
Midwest
Boying
Coca Cola
DeWitt
Mierau
Ceeesesee
Cceersee
Ross Shoe Shop Johnson
Ross Mrs Seeeee
Ross Ee Eetes
Coker Venne
Ww. L. Pet
Cocoa Cola Panhandle Lumber Co
Mutual Benefit Health of Ala
Blackburn Brothers
The
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
National Caskets
Clark
Hollywood
Kli
Orry Kelly
Blackburn Bros
Catalina
Garafina
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