Bad Arm Is Gone So Is So Contract
Yankees lead the league as Johnny Allen returns from an injured arm and posts six wins against two losses. He helped beat the Detroit Tigers 5 2, while Cleveland rose to second by trimming Washington 6 to 0. Ralph Winegarner boosted the Indians with a pinch homer in the eighth. Jimmy Foxx’s twelfth homer drove Philadelphia past Chicago 5 to 2 in the opener. The Giants beat the Pirates 6 2 on Homers by Terry and Moore, while Dizzy Dean notched his tenth win for the Cardinals in a 3 1 victory over Philadelphia. Dodgers and Reds split a doubleheader, with the Reds winning 6 1 in the opener and the Dodgers tying the nightcap 7 7.
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Fans should pick All Stars says Billy Van Fleet
Billy Van Fleet argues fans should choose the All Star squads, criticizing league officials for removing fan input. The column reflects on past fan enthusiasm, Cronin’s decisions, and the broader appeal of fan selection in baseball. It also surveys players’ desires to stay in the game and notes pitchers influencing team fortunes.
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War Plane Crash Kills Glendale Couple and Child in Los Angeles
A military aircraft crashed into a parked car in Los Angeles killing Dan Krauss of Glendale his wife and their two year old daughter. The incident left Healy injured and stunned residents as details emerged. A related note states about 29 cents of every dollar earned by Americans is taken by taxes in various forms.
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Newborn Betty Jo Lacey Reported With Six Fingers and Toes
Blythe California reports the birth of Betty Jo Lacey daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Lacey. The infant is noted to have six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot in early news from the town. A separate statewide drive against merchants evading sales tax was forecast by R P Barthalow of the state tax commission. Warrants for sale tax violations are expected to be served shortly. Bamboo can reach 50 feet in four to six weeks in favorable conditions.
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Braddock Returns as Romantic Champion of Boxing
James J. Braddock, dubbed the Cinderella Man, rekindles public interest in boxing with a comeback win over Max Baer. The Irish heavyweight, not yet a flawless great, is praised for populist appeal and a workingman image while critics question the depth of the division. Braddock is seen as a potentially enduring champion who may outlast the clownish Baer and revive interest in the sport.
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Standings and Schedule From Regional Baseball and National League
Standings show Cleveland 8, Washington 5, New York and Detroit unspecified. Philadelphia 5, Chicago 3, Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 1 in 12. Boston at St Louis rain. Columbus at Kansas City rain. Saturday fixtures Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St Louis at ? Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Columbus at Kansas City Indianapolis at Minneapolis Toledo at Milwaukee
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Roman Soldier Back to Work as American Derby Favorite
Roman Soldier, the reliable black colt, resumes racing after a one week rest and is posted as the favorite for the 27th American Derby at Washington Park. A 13‑horse field includes Black Helen, Tearout, Firethorn, Whiskole, Cold Shoulder, Nellie Flag, Count Arthur and Bloodroot among notable entrants from major owners.
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Rifle Shoot Carded Sunday In Chillicothe
Small bore rifle shooters from central and southern Ohio will converge on Chillicothe Sunday for the annual shoot sponsored by the Legion Pistol and Rifle Club. Seven events plus a team match will be fired over 50 100 and 200 yard courses with Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association tryouts for the Ohio Michigan team. Athens Rifle Club members plan to participate.
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Wesleyan to Meet Rutgers in 1936 Football Schedule
Ohio Wesleyan University will face Rutgers in New Brunswick New Jersey late in November to start a series of 1936 games. George Gauthier director of athletics and George Little Rutgers athletic director handled negotiations. Pittsburgh opens Wesleyan's 1936 schedule on September 26 in Pittsburgh.
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Cronin Expects Return For Bosox Browns Doubleheader
Red Sox manager Joe Cronin, sidelined nearly two weeks with a bone bruise on his right foot, said he expected to return to action today for the doubleheader against the Browns.
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Headgear Rule Tightens In Ohio High School Football
Sandusky reports the Ohio School Athletic Association bans headgear removal during games or risk of banishment. Passes will be allowed behind scrimmage, officials may penalize to protect forward passes, and out of bounds balls are forced in 15 yards. Other rules align with NCAA. The state events schedule spans March, May at Columbus and Ohio State University.
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Stars of Thursday in Major League Baseball
Bill Myers of the Reds and Dazzy Vance of the Dodgers led a doubleheader sweep with Myers hitting a triple a double and two singles while Vance pitched and batted the Dodgers to victory in the second game. Dizzy Dean limited the Phillies to five hits for his tenth win and Rip Collins drove in a run with his eleventh homer for an 8-1 Cardinals win. Jof Moore hit his eleventh homer to help the Giants beat the Pirates 6-2. Mule Haas drove in the winning run in the 12th and Jimmie Foxx homered for the A’s in the 10th as the Athletics beat the White Sox 5-3. Haas also singled in the White Sox 2-1 win in the second game.
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Dazzy Vance
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Vance
Dizzy Dean
Rip Collins
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Phillies
Jof Moore
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Patman to Introduce New Bonus Bill in Two Weeks
Texarkana report says Congressman Wright Patman announced plans to introduce a new bonus bill in the House within the next two weeks as he prepares to depart for Washington.
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Wright Patman
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Fans E Carn Take Fans E Carn Take
A sports feature by Alan New York discusses Primo Carnera and Max Baer, focusing on their rising profiles, punching power, and potential for a decisive knockout. It notes Louis’s streak of knockouts, Carnera’s improving form, and the mixed excitement around the Baer–Braddock era.
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Novel Tou At Coun Novel Tou At Coun
In Athens a tournament features a kicker attraction where players may shoot on each hole. A tee shot can result in a penalty with limited strokes per hole. Ath residents qualify for an Ohio tourney in Marietta on July 9.
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Mother is Cleveland champion athlete wins men’s title
Konecny, 30, of cage suburb, became champion athlete of vak Union of Am Francis Schwartz and won the men's title.
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