Robins Rally Past Cardinals In Big Win Split
New York and Brooklyn highlights fill a busy box score from June 29 baseball with Burleigh Grimes lifting the Cardinals into the air as Brooklyn tops St Louis 19 to 4. Adolfo Lugo lead with wins and four hits apiece for the victors, while the Giants and Yankees also won in a day featuring Ruth’s homer and pressure on the Cardinals.
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National Clay Courts Tennis Tourney Opens
National clay courts tennis tourney opens as Star players arrive amid windy conditions at Forest Hills. Abe Hatlemuil leads contenders on the Lourna courts with expected strong competition from top S. Tonis entrants and other notable participants.
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Tennis tournament underway with 64 entrants vying for title
The national championship event opens with 64 players entered led by top contenders from Georgia and California. Defending champion Granty from the Dixie circuit faces a stiff field as the clay court competition begins in Atlanta.
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Red Oak Netsters Defeat Locals in Tennis Meet
Netsters of the Atlantic Tennis club posted a setback as they lost to Red Oak in Red uk. Doubles and singles results feature several players including Weatherly, Houghton, Nelsony, and Ingerman with Red Oak securing multiple wins.
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Hogan shoots local course in preparation for 1931 tourney
Johnnie Hogan of Council Bluffs, last year's southwestern lows oflf champion, warmed up for the 1931 tourney at the Atlantic Golf and Country club by shooting 72 for eighteen holes. Par is 68. Several others from out of town also played the Atlantic course yesterday as part of prep for the championship event.
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Londol to Meet Ray Steele Tonight at Yankee Stadium
New York June 2 Wrestling, once a minor sport, reaches a new high as Jim Longog defends his New York Pennsylvania title against Rey Steele in a finish bout at Yankee Stadium. An estimated 40 000 to 50 000 wrestling fans expected to attend.
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Betty Robinsons Olympic Sprint Star Injured In Plane Crash
Chicago June 29 Betty Robinson 19 Olympic sprint champion lies critically injured after a crash with cousin Wilson Palmer 18 in an old Waco plane. Motor failure caused a nose dive from 400 feet. Robinson suffers fractures and probable skull injury while Palmer has serious injuries. Robinson set a 12 second 100 meters world record and won Americas first women’s Olympic title in 1928.
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Open golf championship draws stars to Toledo course
America's top golfers and several English players arrive in Toledo for the 1931 national open at Inverness Country Club. Bob Jones will attend as a spectator, marking a rare Open era without a clear favorite. Competition is expected to be lively with many leading stars capable of winning.
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Probe death of hundreds of fish in Cedar River
Dee Moines June 29 opening of Cedar river dam gates near Waterloo likely caused mass fish deaths last week. State engineer A H Wellers says wastes from Albert Lea plants may also explain fish kills in Shell Rock Creek Kensett Worth county. He cites low oxygen from stirred sludge and high water temps. W.R. Mark assistant engineer heads to Kensett to investigate.
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Confessed killer leads to river body discovery in Mason City
W Orville Anderson confessed to killing his son LeRoy, saying he dragged the mutilated body to a rock cliff and dumped it into the Winneshiek river after a 36 hour solitary confinement. He claimed voices from God directed him, while authorities debated charges and a sanity hearing as Elmer Bucher was held pending investigation. The boy disappeared while fishing last Saturday, with Dr. J E McDonald stating death occurred about two hours before the discovery.
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Warns Against Fireworks Burns Warns Against Fireworks Burns
Describes dangers of fireworks ahead of Independence Day. Health commissioner Stelsmith cites tetanus risk from deep wounds andJuly August patterns, urging precautions, prompt wound care, and tetanus anti-toxin when injuries occur.
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Sea Ravages Reported Along Hatlun Gontenplit
Fragmentary text notes dangers of the sea with mentions of planting and enrichment measures, describing within 1,500 feet a surveying or flooding context. Names and exact events are unclear, but the fragment signals coastal hazards and topographic detail.
Local shooting scores noted at Whitney event
R E McCuuldy, manager of the Whitney Insurance agency, recounts a bank robbery era as scores from a pistol and rifle shoot are listed. Top marks include A R Robinson 114 and Floyd DeMeht 108, with Berry and Skow tied at 100. Fourteen participated in the event.
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Adiditic legislative filings reported today
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate files labeled adiditic correctad legislat pense ebatac menté were filed today with Aull. Details are unclear due to corrupted text but suggest formal submissions or notices involving named entities.
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