Russo to Yankees shifts Newark pennant drama
The Newark Star-Eagle reports pitcher Marius Russo moved from the International League to the New York Yankees in exchange for outfielder Joe Gallagher, a trade that Newark fans may resent. The column also critiques St. Louis Browns finances and the cost of installing lights at Sportsman's Park.
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Newark
Marius Russo
New York
Joe Gallagher
Murray Robinson
Newark Star-Eagle
Russo
Johnny Neun
Robinson
Bronx
McCarthy
Gallagher
Nean
Buffalo
Manhattan College
International League
Browns
Sportsman's Park
Bill DeWitt
Sid C. Keener
St. Louis Star-Times
Philadelphia Nationals
Keener
Phils
Phillies
St. Louis
DeWitt
Bill
Yanks in slump show defense saves them in recent stretch
New York struggles at the plate with a 4 of 6 log after west coast run. They win two 1–0 games on pitching and 18 hits in an 8–5 over Detroit. Chet Laabs lifts Browns 2–1 in 14 innings, Senators win 6–1 nightcap, Cubs-Dodgers tie 3–3 as rain ends play.
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NEW York
Yankees
West
Yankee
Yanks
Rock of Gibraltar
Indians
Tigers
Bronx Bombers
Mel Harder
Buck Newsom
Joe Gordon
Dickey
Rolfe
Higgins
McCosky
Kress
Oral Hildebrand
Chet Laabs
Johnny Berardino
Browns
Senators
Vernon Kennedy
Joe Krakauskas
Cubs
Dodgers
Dick Bartell
Roy
Johnny Allen to Start for Indians in Washington Tilt
Lantern jawed Johnny Allen, who threw a two hit masterpiece in his last effort, will take the mound for the Cleveland Indians against Washington to snap the Tribe’s four game skid. Pog Haynes is named the probable Senator starter. Allen stands 3 1 with 1 loss, Haynes is 3 5.
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Washington
U.P
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Pog Haynes
Allen
Haynes
Tire wear split shows rear tires wearing faster
Tire experts estimate rear tires on cars driven over hard surface roads wear out about twice as quickly as front tires, highlighting uneven wear patterns and maintenance implications.
Red Birds Referred To As Cousins By Kel Veteran
Harry Smythe 34 year old pitcher for the Minneapolis Millers addressed the Columbus Red Birds as cousins after a 4 1 victory that pulled the Millers within one game of the Kansas City Blues. Norb Kleinke allowed six hits but yielded two homers to Wasdell and Walker with runners aboard. St Paul beat Toledo 6 2 as Leroy Anton led a 10 hit attack with a homer aboard. The other two games were rained out.
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United Press
Harry Smythe
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus Red Birds
Cousins
American Association
Red Birds
Smythe
Birds
Millers
Kansas City Blues
Norb Kleinke
Columbus
Jim Wasdell
Hub Walker
Miller
Lloyd Brown
St. Paul
Toledo
Saints
Leroy Anton
Fred Mueller
Buffalo retrieves with dry ice fire attack at grain blaze
Buffalo fire department used solid carbon dioxide dry ice at 2800 degrees below zero, delivered at 108 below, for the first time in fighting a grain bin fire in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Department
Athens Junior Tennis Tournament Entry Form
Entry blanks for the Athens Junior Tennis Tournament must be delivered to Recreation Director Harry a Rufus Putnam Playground or 14 Poplar St by the stated deadline. The form covers Singles and Doubles events with optional entries.
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Rufus Putnam
Poplar St
Cubs Trade Bonanza Critics Say Pure Front Office Folly
Henry McLemore argues Cubs front office blunders hurt performance by listing former Cubs stars now excelling elsewhere. He cites trade histories including Klein, Camilli, Hurst, and Dizzy Dean, noting how losses boosted rivals and left the Cubs nine or ten games back.
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Len Warneke
Curt Davis
Walter Higbe
Hugh Casey
Ray Harrell
Buck Newsom
Lynn Nelson
Ken O'Dea
Blimp Phelps
Dolf Camilli
Lonnie Frey
Billy Jurges
Tony Lazzeri
Baseball results and schedule from yesterday’s games
National League games were rained out or postponed with Chicago tied Brooklyn 3 to 3 after eight innings. American LeagueNY 8 Detroit 5. St Louis 2 Washington 1 in 14 innings. Association results show Minneapolis 4 Columbus 1 and St Paul 6 Toledo 2. Next day schedule lists Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn New York Cleveland etc.
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Phillies
Chuck Klein
Klein
Philadelphia
Curt Davis
Cubs
Donf Camilli
Don Hurst
Hurst
Camilli
Brooklyn
Davis
Stainback
Clyde Shoun
Nation
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Eecees
New York
Pittsburgh
Ston
Boston
Enone
Cleveland
Detroit
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Washington
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Association
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Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Neeser
Cada
Association St. Paul
St. Louis H O
Travis
Lewis
Wright
Estatella
Bloodworth
Pritchard
Ferrell
Brooklyn AB
Rosen
Giuliani
Lavagetto
Leonard
Coscarart
Almada
Erec Ton
Phelps
Koy
Durocher
St Louis
Hudson
Casey
OA Hack
Laabs
Herman
Hoag
Senenee Galan
McQuinn
Eee Gleeson
Gallagher
Meee Reynolds
Clift
Aoe
Henne
Bar-Case
Krakaukas
Harris
Mills
Berardino
Glenn
Parker Opens 28th National Clay Courts Run
Parker Frankie from Pasadena seeded No 1 in the 28th national clay courts championships debuts today against Carl Becker of Chicago after advancing on default. Heavy rain halted yesterday’s Becker match and Mulloy defeated Hopple on default while Blade beat Johnston 6 1 7 5 in a second round.
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U.P
Frankie Parker
Pasadena
Calif
Carl Becker
Chicago
Parker
Becker
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Roland Hopple
Cincinnati
William Blade
Granville
Ex Champions Favorites Lead Ohio Amateur Field
Dayton Ohio scene opens five days of qualifying for the Ohio Amateur Championship with about 135 players. Defending champ Maurice McCarthy of Cincinnati and Bob Servis lead the favorites as top challengers loom. McCarthy seeks a fourth title, a feat last achieved by Harold Weber.
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U.P
Ohio
Simon Pures
McCarthy
Servis
Maurice McCarthy
Cincinnati
Bob Servis
Neil Ransick
Cincinnati City
Ken Peterson
Publinks
Peterson
Charley Carl
Columbus
Gene Marchi
Miami Valley
Billy Gilbert
Don Hauser
Shaker Heights
Canterbury Club
Cleveland
No Decision Nats Browns Split Nerve Threads
Nonsense technical fragments describe nerve threads counted in the human spine with diameters as small as 0.01 millimeter. No clear persons teams or events are identifiable from the readable text.
Mrs Anna Coleman Dies After Illness at 62
Mrs. Anna Coleman 62 wife of Fred Coleman died at home Thursday after months of illness. She was a Christian Church and Olive Grange member and is survived by her husband four sons and two stepsons. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Christian Church with burial in Sand Hill Cemetery. Relatives from Columbus Nelsonville Athens and Rutland attended.
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A. H. Curtis
E. German
Gertrude German
Mary Matlack
W. D. Chambers
F. M.lewis
Linnie Swan
C. D. Shumaker
Pomeroy
Josephine Babcock
Helen Brooks
Forked Run
Elmer Schreiber
Wilson
Juanita Lawrence
E. T. German
Coal Valley
Bert Lowden
Cora Cottle
Parkersburg
Jersey Votes On Race Bets In New Jersey
New Jersey voters consider a constitutional amendment to legalize horse racing for the first time in 42 years and establish pari mutuel betting with an estimated annual turnover of 50 million dollars. The bill, backed by Jersey City Mayor Frank Hague's Democratic machine, faces church opposition and is favored to pass by odds of 8 to 5.
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Trenton
N. J
U.P
New Jersey
New York
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Baseball's Immortals booklet offered for Hall of Fame readers
The new booklet Baseball's Immortals profiles top baseball figures for permanent memorialization in Cooperstown. The Service Bureau in Washington offers copies. readers can request by mailing the coupon with a dime to cover postage and handling.
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Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N. Y
Washington
F. M. Kerby
Athens Messenger Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Jacobs Promoter Sees $500000 Gate for Galento Louis Fight
Promoter Mike Jacobs projects about half a million dollars in gate receipts for the Tony Galento Joe Louis heavyweight title bout next week. He credits Galento's manager Joe Jacobs for much of the pre fight publicity and notes Arthur Donovan is the likely referee. Jacobs reports strong advance sales and transport plans for fans traveling from Detroit Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Scranton and Wilkes Barre to Yankee Stadium.
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Mike Jacobs
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Joe
Boxing Commission
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Donovan
Louis
Galento
Jacobs
Yussel-the- Muscle
Artie
Tony
Godoy
Mann
Mike
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Boston
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Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
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Social Notes of Syracuse highlights church and family events
A week of visits ends as Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Turnbull return to Columbus with family. Local society notes cover garden party at Mrs. M. E. Rathburn's home, a new Presbyterian Missionary Society president, Eleanor and Marcia Karr travel notes, visitors from Pomeroy and Berea, a Father’s Day chicken dinner, church redecoration plans by the Loyal Helper class, Eagles' Class funding for furnace and carpet, Alice Holmes with plans for the World's Fair, Mills reunion at Syracuse Roadside State Park, and W C T U activities led by Mrs. Ira Fleming with floral mission efforts and a Frances Willard memorial plantings.
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Andreas Turnbull
Columbus
Crooks
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Asbury M. E. Church
M. E. Rathburn
Rutland
Pearl McBride
Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Karr
Wyoming
East
New York
World of Tomorrow
Niagara Falls
Albany
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
Marcia Karr
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Robert Roberts
Pomeroy
Ira Fleming
Fleming
George Rea
Lenora Campbell
Berea
Herbert Stobart
Asbury M. E
Church
Alice Holmes
Elmer Holmes
Mills
Charles McDaniel
Elizabeth
Everett Fields
Minersville
Esther ‘Thomas
W.C.T.U
Irving Karr
A. M. Roberts
Frances Willard
Family idea shaped by Hollywood says expert
Dr Paul Popenoe of the Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations warns that the current global economic shift fosters an infantile Hollywood view of the family among people today in Pasadena California.
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Pasadena
Cal
Paul Popenoe
The
Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations
Boxing Crown Vacated as Lewis Loses Light Heavy Title
John Henry Lewis, once holder of the NBA light heavyweight title, is set to move to California after doctors warned the left eye risks blindness. The NBA vacated the crown, following the same action by British and Michigan bodies, clearing a path for Billy Conn and Emilio Bettina to claim the title with a July 13 bout.
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John Henry Lewis
National Boxing Association
California
NBA
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
British Boxing Board
Michigan Boxing Commission
Billy Conn
Emilio Bettina
New York
Lewis
Conn
Bettina
Bucky Walters to face Dodgers in pivotal Cincinnati tilt
Cincinnati resumes the series with Bucky Walters starting against Brooklyn as the Reds seek advantage over a rival they split with eight games. Tot Presswell is expected to pitch for Brooklyn while Ernie Lombardi returns from a foot injury for Cincinnati.
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Bucky Walters
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Walters
Boston Bees
Tot Presswell
Crosley Field
Ernie Lombardi
Ohio Pros Qualify For National PGA Tourney at Flushing
Billie Burke of Cleveland and Tony Joy of Youngstown led six Ohio professionals into the National PGA tournament at Flushing N Y next month. They shot 144 in the state qualifying at Westbrook Country Club. Gullickson of Cleveland Chiapetta of Toledo tied at 145 with Myles of Cleveland and Zappe of Springfield at 146.
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Billie Burke
Cleveland
Tony Joy
Youngstown
Ohio
Flushing
N. Y
Westbrook Country Club
Lloyd Gullickson
Lou Chiapetta
Toledo
Reggie Myles
Steve Zappe
Springfield
Coalinga Notes on Safety Ideas and Oddities
In Coalinga California Vic Theiste used a limb and saw it off method to free a trapped trailer after building a chicken yard with a closed wire fence and no exit. A separate report notes wing flap designs with double slots as a safe retractable device that does not slow cruise speed.
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Coalinga
Cal
Vic Theiste
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