Giants Become Menace in National League Race
Giants surge in the National League standings as McGraw touts a new ball and solid pitching moving them within a half game of the St Louis Cardinals. Bill Walker pitched the win over the Cardinals 6 to 3 while Ed Brandt earns his sixth straight for the Braves. Babe Herman leads the Dodgers in a 14 to 4 rout of the Reds. Don Hurst drives in the winning run for the Phillies in a 5 to 4 win over the Cubs. The White Sox rally to beat Boston 9 to 8 in the American League. The A’s extend their West Coast tour with a 10 to 7 win over Cleveland. The Yankees rout Detroit 20 to 8 to complete a big day.
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Gayle Talbot, Jr
Associated Press
John J. McGraw
Giants
San Antonio
McGraw
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Walker
Cardinals
Ed Brandt
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Babe Herman
Brooklyn Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Herman
Don Hurst
Jakie May
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Athletics
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
Fights Last Night in Cities Cover Wide Boxing Card
From Milwaukee to Quebec and beyond, several bouts produced knockouts and decisions. Scozza stopped Littman in Milwaukee. B. Miller defeated Colima in Los Angeles. multiple draws and wins across Jamaica, New York, Miami, Braddock, Pittsburgh, Boston, Chicago, Toronto, Fort Dodge and Quebec feature named fighters and regional matchups.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
Tait Littman
Baxter Caimes
Tulsa
Okla
Ave Maier
Los Angeles
Benny Miller
Bert Colima
Mexico
Eastside Auditorium
Colima
Valley Stream
N. Y
Pete Magallenes
Phillippine Islands
Nick Pastore
Williamsbur
Pete Klamm
Cleveland
New York
Dave Adelman
Philadelphia
San Sanchez
Ramon Bordelies
Porto Rico
Leo Brouse
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jack “Kia” Berg
England
Ray Kiser
Johnny Peters
Howard Mayberry
Marty Gornick
Frankie de Palma
Canton
Boston
Johnny _Indrisano
Sam Bruce
Chicago
Harry Dublinsky
Jimmy Munsell
Toronto
Charley Belanger
Canada
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Jack Renault
Montreal
Art Weigand
Fort Dodge
Owen Phelps
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Goeders
Emmetsburg
Quebec
Art Giroux
Joe Villenueve
Housewives Launched in San Antonio City Baseball League
Six all housewives teams, composed of matrons aged 30 to 45, compete in San Antonio Texas city baseball league.
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San Antonio
Texas
Hot Shots of the Major Leagues May Leaders Highlight
NL batting Roettger of Reds hits .387 with 36 hits and 28 runs for Klein Arlett and Traynor lead RBIs. AL Simmons of Athletics tops batting at .433 with 7 home runs and 32 RBIs, while Blue and Geh rig drive runs. Stolen bases show Comorosky and Chapman among leaders.
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Associated Press
Roettger
Reds
Hornsby
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
L. Waner
Pirates
Critz
Giants
Traylor
Herman
Robins
Arlett
Grantham
Davis
Traynor
Comorosky
Berger
Braves
Simmons
Athletics
Fothergill
White Sox
Blue
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Senators
Chapman
Johnson
Tigers
Cissell
Golfing Stars To Vie in Fort Worth
Fort Worth and Paris golfing kings join an array of local stars for the Lakewood Country Club invitation tournament starting tomorrow. Notables include Dennis Lavender, former state champion, Gus Moreland, last season’s winner, Francis McGonagill, 1930 state municipal champion, Watts who capped the southwest Conference title, Jimmy McGonagill, and Glen Haven champ.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Paris
Lakewood
SMU Golf Team Members Named Halla Falconer Haseltine Lindsay
Frank Halla, John Falconer, Dick Haseltine and Dale Lindsay are listed as members of the Southern Methodist golf team. The notice identifies them as part of the university squad.
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Frank Halla
John Falconer
Dick Haseltine
Dale Lindsay
Southern Methodist
Nicaraguan Rebels Slain in Skirmish
Washington reports five Nicaraguan insurgents killed and two insurgent camps destroyed in battles with the Guardia as Colonel Franklin B. Garrett’s Marines in Nicaragua disclose casualty figures. Ten insurgent casualties were reported yesterday. Guardia casualties are listed as none.
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Washington
Guardia
Navy Department
Franklin B. Garrett
Union Workers Fight Wage Cuts In State Conference
May 19 meeting of the State Federation of Labor heard Charles P. Howard of Indianapolis blame stock market gambling for the current low mood and wage cuts. J. W. Parks said higher profits in 1930 were earned by wage reductions. Howard urged a five day week or six hour day, while the federation supported the Houston building trades Strike and labor leader J J Cain warned against wage cuts.
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EL Paso
U.P
Charles P. Howard
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
State Federation of Labor
J. W. Parks
State Federation
Howard
Federation
Houston
J. J. Cain
San Antonio
Robbery Charge Involving Fred Galle Station Break-In
Criminal District Court handles an arglary charge as the jury reports late night. The case stems from an alleged attempt to break into the Fred Galle Service Station located at Seventh Avenue and Van Buren Street.
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Criminal District Court
Arglary
Roberts
Fred Galle
Seventh Avenue
van Buren Street
Betsrothment Denied by Presbyterian Pastor in Report
Reports that Elizabeth Morrow daughter of Senator Dwight W. Morrow of New Jersey and Rev Clyde H Roddy of North Arlington were engaged were denied by the Presbyterian pastor. The two are shown above after a survey by an assistant. Bailey contended Davis lacked authority to delegate survey power.
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Elizabeth Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Clyde H. Roddy
North Arlington
N. J
Bailey
Davis
Federal judge weighs tolls in bridge case across Red River
In Kansas City on May 19 Judge John C. Pollock reviewed evidence in a dispute over tolls charged to cross a bridge between Denison Texas and Durant Oklahoma. Dallas attorney Joseph W Bailey, for the bridge company, sought dismissal arguing Dwight Davis as secretary of war ordered a toll reduction under an unconstitutional statute.
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Kansas City
John C. Pollock
Red River
Denison
Texas
Jury Finds Negro Guilty of Burglary in Potter County
Dan Roberts, identified as a negro, was found guilty of burglary and given a two year suspended sentence late yesterday in Potter County. The verdict and sentence were delivered by the county court after a brief trial.
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Dan Roberts
Potter County
Noted Laboratory Finds Way to End Athlete’s Foot
An old report notes a lab study showing Absorbine Jr. can curb and kill the fungus behind athlete’s foot. It urges regular use after wet surface exposure and in bathrooms, noting tests in a New York laboratory and recommending Absorbine Jr. sold by W. F. Young Inc.
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America
New York
Absorbine JR
Young, Inc
Springfield
Mast
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