Yanks and Cardinals lead in ball loops with wins
New York and St Louis multiple runs pace. Yankees shell Babe Phelps as DiMaggio extends hitting streak to 16 with a bases loaded triple. Cardinals beat White Sox to maintain edge. Senators beat Browns to tie for fourth in the American League standings.
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Yankees
Babe Phelps
Chicago White OX
Dubna
Frank Crosett
Joe DiMaggio
Fheips
Redaus
Ers
Charlia Ruffing
White Sox
Crosetti
DiMaggio
Jane Chicago
Rip Radcliff
Mule Hana
Mike Kreevich
Zeke Bonura'a
Chinaga Radeliff
Ereevieh
Ef Dluyer
Dykey
Morriasey
Dh Sewell
Hhew
Boye Phole
Poveeseve Evade
Crogetti
Chapman
Loxzeri
Glen
Bontra
Wolfe
Dimigalo
Croxett
Ehelg
Chaypman
Lazzeri
DiMageta
Crogotti
Sacrifices
Crovetl
Chipmin
Piet
Gowri
Lott
Vines
Chicugy Vy
Boseg
Ulin Ug
Prang
Strikeuula
Rultty India
Evins Lt
Phelns
HiteOff Phelps
Shob
Red Rurling
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Senators
Destratt
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Philadelphia
Browns
St. Louis
Newsom
Lighth
St. Louis Katt
Vic Attu
ArMepper Vesseesy
Valainay
Tous Sivreens
Mth
Ahr Powell
Seeey Rubel
Wrega
Ellen
Newson
Servisseersen
Louis Visaeerenes
Hrrora Carey
Gue Wottamiey
Solvere
Btone
Kuhel J
Hytess
Cavey
Bell & Twa
Hlta— Powell
Huttoney
Hemaley
Mary Wikgen Cavey
St. Death
Aone U
van Atte
Mee Atta
Nowauin
Knott Tin
van Atta Tin
Wil Pliches
BalkeeNow
Loaing Michels Firott
Tiie
Aly
Dubbarl
Ditnesa
Gelsel
Cardinals Beat Dodgers 7 to 3 in NL Leaders Meet
St Louis strengthens three game NL lead by beating Brooklyn 7 to 3. Parmelee secures his fifth win despite a wild control showing five walks and five hit batters as Dodgers fail to exploit chances. Medwick and Martin pace the scoring with key hits including a triple by Stuart Martin.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Roy Parmelee
Dodgers
Stuart Martin
George Warn
Shaw
Fred Frankhouge
Cardinale Fd
Ducky Medwick
Pepper Martin
Gas-House
Mora
Frank Frisch
Frankhouse
Brooklyn
ABA
Bordagaray
Cooney
Lid Hansett
Gonii Bucher
Oro
Rey
Jordan
Gerprnty
Worres
Qaatreaux
Harngaraw
Moore
Sit
Louis
Jorrore
Martin
Frisch
Runa
Medwick
J. Martin
Duracher
L'Rey
Btrlp
Hordagaray
Friach
Sartii
Warnshow
S. Martly
J,_ Martin
Medwic
Baseball’s Big Six in the Bainat RY League
In a garbled 1920s style score note, Teague, Teipe, and Teague are named with pitchers and batters mentioned. The fragment references White, Teague, and Be, with unclear positions or teams. It reads as a rushed game summary from a local league page with multiple unreadable names.
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Opler
National Open teed up under blistering heat at Baltusrol
Springfield New Jersey June 3 heat gripped the Baltusrol course as 188 golfers including 34 amateurs faced three days of 72 holes for the 40th national open. Favorites Henry Picard Gene Barazen and Horton Smith led practice while Samuel McLaughlin Parks Jr seeks to defend. Bob Jones will attend as spectator.
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Springfield
N. J
Baltusrol Golf Club
Intar- Jaden
Inverness
Henry Picard
Gene Barazen
Horton Smith
Oakmont
Samuel McLaughlin Parks, Jr
Baltusrol
Harry Cooper
Picard
Johnny Revolta
Teddy
Ralph Beach
Baltimore
U.S. A
Sarazen
Smith
Regolia
Walter Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Mac Smith
Hagen
Bobby Cruickshank
Bob Jones
Jimmy Thompson
Parke
Pariza
Bob * Jones
Belk Horses Score First and Third at Charles Town
Charles Town W Va June 3 First and third in the Front Royal feature race fell to J B Belk stables horses Indian News won and Wise Slater placed third. Bonnie Chu was second as rain turned the track to mud and the Belk entry drew crowd of about 3000. Overnight drama saw Prince Turley slow at start but Indian News recovered to win by a length.
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Charles Town
W. Va
J. B. Belk
Indian Newa
Wise Slater
Johnny Herri
Bonnie Dqhu
Belk
Prince Turley
Earstch
Indian News
Bonnie Chu
Wice Sister
Bond
M. R. Waugh
Mis. A. A. Gray
Marge
Bloom
Silver Arch
H. Foote
Clear Knight
al Tyron
Knight
Vernon Wisner
Jodge
J. A. F Pearce
Royal Veil
A. H. Utterback
Maxymata
Chesapeake
J. Januska
P. J. Maguire
Big Dipper
Brubaker Backs Pirates Third Base Move In 1933
Pie Traynor resisted swapping in Bill Brubaker at third base for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Brubaker impressed with Lavagetto out, Vaughan, Young, and Lavagetto infield roles shifting, while Cy Blanton struggled. Traynor praised Brubaker, noting his rookie season promise and key late-season performances that helped the Pirates contend.
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Brubaker
Pie Trasnor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie
Conkie Lavagetto
Stalian
Hit
Sega
Traynor
University of California Atar
Arky Vaughan
Pep Young
Cookie Lavagetto
Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
Blanton
Lnst Peagan
Bill
Tire
Fred Schulte
Lavagetto
Plaza
Bill Brubaker
Flrat
Carl Hubell
van Mungo
Curt Davis
Hal Schumacher
TAR Pirates
VRE Bot Cornery
Pie Traynor
Charleston Gazette golf entries set record at West Virginia tournament
The Charleston Gazette sponsored golf tournament drew 98 entries, a record. In tennis, Wheeling club beat N R Scohy 7 2 in the season opener. L Smith and B F Arkie won their matches, Moundsville high team to receive six letters, and notes on local football positions and Huntington gloves sees a Cincinnati rematch. Zulu Giants tour the South, breaking even in baseball.
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Paul Bb. Olejar
Associated’ Press
Charleston
W. Va
The
Gazette
Wheeling Tennis Club
N. R. Scohy Tennis Club
Sietersyitle
L. Smith
Parkersburg
Listernville
B. F. Arkie
Wheeling
Moundsville High School
Shervill Wilson
H.M. “Tubby” Law
Logan
Kel Haliday
Columm
Huntington Golden Glove
Cincinnati
Ohio City
Ohioana
Zulu Giants
Demands Guffey Will Be Passed Hit Opposition
Meantime, opposition to centralization of control in Washington grows as Alabama coal operators and Alam Mining Institute officials voice doubts. Henry Warrum backs wage protection, while Wayne Elis doubts feasibility of mandatory price boards. Joe Mangan retires from active racing to focus on studies and law work.
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Noig
Hosford
Western Kentucky
Manter
Henry A. Warrum
United Mine Workers
Alabama
Washington
Herbert 8. Salmon
Birmingham
Alg
Alabama Mining Institute
Wayne P. Elis
NDA
Joe Mangan
Herman Hickman to Meet Demon in Spartanburg Clash
Promoter Ralph Weinberg brings Herman Hickman and the Devil to Spartanburg Virginia for a top billed wrestling card Monday night. Hickman seeks a win after recent matches with the Devil and will face a no disqualification rule to keep the action clean. The bout is scheduled best two falls in time limits with a planned open attraction and no announced terms with other wrestlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hickman
Little Bengal
Ralph Weinberg
Weinberg
Hickman
Ralph
Devil
Hickuian
Syn
Herman
Fana
Probable pitchers across leagues in early June games
AP brief lists probable pitchers for key matchups across the National and American Leagues. Chicago hosts Fonte while Castleman faces Boston, Pittsburgh hosts Lanning, Cincinnati features Kelleher, and Deringer or others are noted for St Louis and New York derbies. American League matchups include St. Louis at Washington and Detroit at Philadelphia with multiple listed starters.
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Thome Tigers
Philadelphia
Athletica
New York
Bastian
Cleveland
Beeth
Vietroit
Gabela
Waehlegion
Hicaga
Gontin
Ween LE
Louie Secerneres
Chicago
Ul J. Eh
Tos Coeeyene
Cesee
Eo Ak
Vortarr Tenis
Aa Oynetonats
Byroakyn
Huston
Pittsburgh
Louis
Brooklyn
Pandelphly
Omnel Nach
Oétel
Lattaburgh
Rooklyi
St. Louis
York
Eel Fonte
Castleman
Boston
Lanning Ve Aa
Ehitaanphta
Cincinnat
Kelleher
Gehott Op Deringer
Progien
Bt. Touts —Blungo
Winford
St. Toul
Washington + Thomasne
Whitehill
Detroit
Auker
Naas Nchtones
Whitehess
Heaton
Blachgider Va
Rove
Campbell Declares Himself a Simple Glasgow Trader
Malcolm Campbell, famed English speed king, arrives aboard the Queen Mary seeking peace after a sensational media chase. He admits to being a fruit and vegetable merchant in Glasgow who drives a car a few times weekly and swears he never breaks traffic laws, aside from a few 1870s exploits.
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New York
Nalcolin Campbell
Queen Mary
Mal
Campbell
Engilah
Utah Salt Flats
Hut Campbell
Malcolm Campbell
Glasgow
Sir Malcolm Cambett
Leaders of 19d are bering now
Chicago June 3. Vaughan of Pittsburghs Pirates and Bob Johnson of the Athletica head a list of leaders in the 19d race. The piece notes Vaughan and Johnson were stars a year ago, while Terry of the Giants and rising youngsters Martin Sullivan and DiMaggio dominate headlines. Vaughan and Johnson struggle to repeat past pace as DiMaggio leads in several categories with a .482 average and Vaughan at .278.
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Vaughan
Bob Johnson
Terry
Ahea
Chicago
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Pirates
The
Athletica
Witters
Yaughan
Johseon
Bily Terry
Giants
Stu Martin
Cardinals
Billy Sullvan
Cleveland
Yankee
Roman
Joe DiMaggio
Martin
Frankie Frisch
Johnson
Hke Vaughan
Bulivan
DiMaggio
Pepper Martin
Carda
Baxter Jordan
Hogion Rosa
Iron Man
Lou
Gehrig
Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Charley Gesringer
Tigers
Hla
French Strikes Spread Across Paris and Provinces
French strikes persist in Paris and cities like Lille Rouen Nantes Toulouse Lyon and Marseille. Police report step downs by wagon drivers while factories and stores face walkouts. Socialists celebrate settlements blaming discontent over deflation and salary cuts under prior governments.
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Paris
Lille
Rouen
Nantes
Touloise
Lyon
Marseille
Socialiste
Aluminum sheet metal history and early industry notes
The column cites early aluminum developments with factual errors. It mentions teams Columbus, Louisville, Minneapolis U, Milwaukee, Toledo, Indianapolis, Bt. Paul, and KonsAe Guy Q as if in a score list, then shifts to a 19th century note crediting Davy and Wobler for first isolation of aluminum in 1828 and Hamilton V. Castner in 1896 for perfecting sheet metal production.
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Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis U
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolio
Paul
KonsAe
Guy Q
Davy and
Wobler
Hamilton V. Castner
New York
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