Harris Shuts Out Indians as Red Sox Win Third Straight
Boston gains third consecutive win behind Mickey Harris seven scoreless innings as Ted Williams and slugging trio slump. Sox move within 2 1/2 games of Detroit. Tigers and Athletics split. Yankees lose to White Sox. Cubs steady toward Giants in tight NL race. Rays, Pirates, Reds, Dodgers, Phillies also win in action packed day.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
Rudy York
Dom DiMaggio
John Pesky
Mickey Harris
Eeathpaw
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Bengals
al Benton
Carl Scheib
A's
Frank Shea
New York Yankees
Don Kolloway
George Dickey
Joe Baynes
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
White Sox
Indians
Yankees
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Boston
Braves
New York Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Ray Mueller
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets’ Field
Jackie Robinson
Brooks
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Redbirds
Philadelphia
Phils
Howie Pollet
Joe Medwick
Ken Raffensberger
Washington
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Early Wynn
Nats
Browns
First Home Game For Atlantic Blue Star At Sunnyside Field
The Atlantic Blue Star plays its first home game Sunday against Adair at Sunnyside field starting 2 30. The club is crippled by injuries from an auto accident on the way home from the game at Lyman last Sunday with Dale Hoegh Ray Summers Jim Pressnall and Kenneth Cranston out. Bob Pigsley sprained ankle and Jess Turner knee injuries also occurred in the game.
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Atlantic Blue Star Fine
Adair
Sunnyside Field
Dale Hoegh
Ray Summers
Jim Pressnall
Kenneth Cranston
Lyman
Bob Pigsley
Jess Turner
Coast Conference Schools Violate Rules Pay Fines
Sun Valley Idaho June 12 officials reveal Pacific Coast Conference fines for ten member schools after a three day meeting. UCLA leads with 2400 dollars for multiple campus and off campus violations. Oregon State minimal fine for travel expense errors.
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Coast Conference
Newland
Sun Valley
Idaho
Pacific Coast Conference
University of California At
Los Angeles
Victor O. Schmidt
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Southern California
University of California At Berkeley
Stanford University
Washington State College
University of Oregon
University of Washington
University of Montana
University of Idaho
Oregon State College
UCLA
Oregon State
Babe Zaharias Wins British Women's Amateur Title
Gullane Scotland June 12 Mrs Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Denver became the first American to win the British women's amateur golf title defeating Jacqueline Gordon of London 6 and 4 in the 36 hole final. Zaharias led after lunch and finished strong with an eagle on the 20th hole.
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Gullane
Scotland
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Denver
Jacqueline Gordon
London
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Southwest and Big Six Track Duel in Dallas
Dallas hosts the first annual Southwest versus Big Six track meet at Dal-Hi stadium with 71 athletes, 38 from the Big Six and 33 from the Southwest. The mile relay may decide the meet, with all star teams for the event. substitutions occur for key runners. Arkansas Baylor Rice Texas and Texas A and M contribute to the Southwest squad, while Iowa State Kansas State Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska provide the Big Six lineup.
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Dallas
Tex
Big Six
Southwest
Dal-Hi Stadium
Dallas High School
Ervin Bilderdeck
Texas A
Monroe Northcutt
Texas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Arkansas
Baylor
Rice
Kansas State
Kansas
Nebraska
Revived Giants Thrilling Crowds At Polo Grounds
New York sports page notes a year ago the Giants were cellar-bound while Pirates slumped. now New York leads crowds with power hitting from Mize Cooper Marshall and Rigney as Polo Grounds boosts attendance to about 25,000 per day through 25 home dates.
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Murry Rose
New York
Polo
Coogans Bluff
Giants
Polo Grounds
Miller Huggins
Murderers Row
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Herman
New York Va
Pittsburgh
Gothamites
Pirate
Prclighter
Johnny Mize
Walker Cooper
Willard Marshall
Bill Rigney
Toledo Triumphs Over Columbus in 14 Innings
Toledo defeated Columbus 7 to 6 in a 14 inning affair as George Ekier Madden rookie singled to center to end the marathon. Columbus won the opener 7 to 6 in seven innings. Minneapolis swept St Paul 7-4 and 11-5 to climb to seventh, while Indianapolis beat Louisville 3-2. Milwaukee and Kansas City were tied 8-8 after five innings in rain.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Columbus
George Ekier
Madden
Redbirds
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Saints
American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
Colonels
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Shenandoah Man Buys Avoca Drug Store Move Planned
Francis Crahan of Shenandoah buys the Wendt drug store in Avoca and will relocate there around July 1. A World War II veteran, he has worked for Leacox and Redfield in Shenandoah and belongs to the American Legion AMVETS and Knights of Columbus.
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Avoca
Francis Crahan
Shenandoah
Wendt Drug
Mr. Crahan
Leacox and
Redfield
American Legion
Amvets
Knights of Columbus
New Plan Proposed to Stabilize Farm Prices
Washington June 12 A government planning scheme to keep farm prices steady was offered to Congress. The plan includes a government backed buying pool to support non perishable farm products at fair prices and a tax on first sale of commodities to fund losses. John Brandt of Minneapolis presented the proposal to the House Agriculture Committee studying a long range federal farm program.
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Washington
Congress
John Brandt
Minneapolis
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
House Agriculture Committee
Tire Dealers Cut Prices in New York Market
New York tire dealers cut prices on passenger car tires by four to six dollars as they work to unload stocks. A Manhattan dealer called the moves cut-throat with margins as low as ten percent, versus 25 to 30 percent normally. Public Service Tire & Rubber Co. reported sixteenth inch tires from 17 dollars down to about 12.50 to 13 dollars, and tubes rising from 1.50 to about 2.50 in recent months.
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New York
A. C. Schwarz
Manhattan
Louis K. Beller
Public Service Tire & Rubber Co
Brooklyn
Adair Social Notes Span Kansas and Nebraska Visits
Ada ir society outlines trips as Mrs J O Sparling and Miss Kate Krumm return from Winfield Kansas with Paul Sparling from St Johns College. They were joined by Mrs Theo Hoemann to Falls City Nebraska. W E Littler attended Masonic school in Davenport. Mrs F Skipton Hastings and Mrs R J Case Lincoln visit relatives including Mrs W J Fulton and Miss Helen D Wark.
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Adair
J. O. Sparling
Kate Krumm
Winfield
Kan
St. John’s College
Paul Sparling
Falls City
Neb
Theo. Hoemann
W. E. Littler
Davenport
F. Skipton
Hastings
Maybe We're Just Healthy Maybe We're Just Healthy
Americans spend more for alcohol and recreation than for medical care in AMA statistics. Alcohol costs total 7.9 billion dollars annually, recreation 5.8 billion, medical care 4.6 billion, with doctors' bills at 1.5 billion. Tobacco expense is 3 billion. the note urges not to drive after drinking.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Frank C. Dickinson
Bureau of Medical and Economic Research
American Medical Association
Vienna court acquits ex foreign minister Schmidt
A five man Vienna peoples court acquitted Dr. Guido Schmidt the Austrian foreign minister before Anschluss of treason charges. The court ruled that Schmidt did not betray Chancellor Schuschnigg or engineer 1918 links with Germany to serve his own interests. It said the court’s task was to determine guilt or innocence of the individual.
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Vienna
A_ Vienna peoples court
Guido Schmidt
Anschluss
Hich
Schmidt
Kurt Schuschnicg
Germany
Court finds Schmidt not Nasi party member or gain from Anschluss
The court ruled that Schmidt never belonged to the Nasi party and did not profit personally from the Anschluss, indicating no personal financial benefit tied to the event.
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Schmidt
Nasi
Iowa Bar Association Meet Opens in Cedar Rapids
About 600 Iowa lawyers are expected to register for the third annual Iowa State Bar association meeting in Cedar Rapids. The event runs through Saturday with registration from 3 p.m. and a governors luncheon at 1 p.m. Ballots for new officers will be opened and officers announced Friday. It's always train time at a railroad crossing. look both ways.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa State Bar Association
Board of Governors
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