Ruffing’s Third Straight Shutout Beats Senators 4–0
Charley Ruffing pitched his third consecutive/shutout as the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 0 in the opener of the series. Ruffing ran his record to 9-0 this season and extended his scoreless-innings streak to 29. Myer crooked a key two-run double in the fifth then Heffner drove in another as New York built the lead.
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Tigers Triumph In Tenning Over White Sox In Heat
Detroit Tigers outslug Chicago White Sox in a ten inning game at Navin field after a 104 degree day. Gehringer and Greenberg delivered timely doubles to win as Chicago used four pitchers and amassed thirteen hits while Detroit totaled thirteen.
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Marberry
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Cochrane
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Fox
Walker
Jones Hoving Earnshaw
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Des Moines Falls to Raiders in 16–10 Defeat
In a rough Des Moines game the Raiders explode for five runs in the fourth to seize the lead, then hold off a late surge as Hargrave shines on the mound and at the plate with a double and homer. Des Moines pitchers struggle with five Raiders runs in the fourth and a late rally fizzles.
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Lewold Stock Sale and Topeka Management Change
Topeka stock disposition reported with Payton named manager of Lewold operations. Article fragment notes a road trip Friday and involvement of Hart in business matters. No clear dates, full details, or complete context available.
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Standings and results from Western League and American Association
Western League standings show New York 41 23 .631 and Chicago 49 26 .606 with Philadelphia 23 41 .359 and Pittsburgh 34 38 .474. Thursday results include Philadelphia vs Boston and Brooklyn at New York with Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Cincinnati. American Association listings for Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Columbus, Kansas City, Indianos, Paul, Louisville, Toledo, and St Paul include win totals and percentages. Tuesday results mention Toledo 3 St Paul with two night games.
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American Association
National Union Triumphs In 16 10 Or 16 15 Battle
National Union edged the Maccabees 16 to 15 after a late ninth inning rally in a Fraternal softball game at Ells Park. The win came as National Union overcame an early deficit to push across runs in the final frames.
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Omaha Trips 8 6 Before 6000 Fans At West Sioux City
Large crowd at Sioux City watched Omaha beat the Cowboys 8 to 5 in ten innings on ladies night. Don King took the loss after loading the bases with no one out in the tenth, and Clem ents drove in the decisive run. Gannon homered for Sioux City, while Schroeder pitched well after the first inning. Davenport beat Rock Island 6 to 5 in a two hour game with five pitchers used as Davenport rallied in the ninth. In St Joseph, the Saints swept a doubleheader from Topeka 5-3 and 6-2 to pull into first place ahead of Cedar Rapids.
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Bingham's Son Is Sentenced for Picketing
Alfred M Bingham editor of Common Sense and son of former senator Hiram Bingham received 30 days in jail for disorderly conduct after picketing a Jersey City furniture plant. He was arrested with Rose Dicketer, a Furniture Workers Industrial union picket, who faced a $25 fine or 30 days, while Corless Lamont, son of a m ancer, was jailed at the scene.
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Common Sense
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Furniture Workers Industrial Union
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National A. A. U. championships draw near in Milwaukee
Nearly 300 athletes including Olympians gather for the 47th annual national A A U championships at Marquette stadium Milwaukee with twenty six members of the U S team and defending champions among the entries. The meet showcases stars like Glenn Cunningham Ralph Metcalfe Charles Hornbostel Ivan Fuqua and Percy Beard as New York Athletic Club and Olympic Club of San Francisco vie for team honors. A Louisiana State Indiana University combined relay hopes to set a new world record in the 1600 meter relay.
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Los Angeles
Uncle Sam
Glenn Cunningham
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette Negro Star
Charles Hornbos
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Ted O'Neal
Indiana
Fuqua
Hornbostel
KOGLIS AND WHITE WIN IN COLLEGIATE
Four finalists advance to the National Intercollegiate golf semifinals after dramatic rounds on a hot Country Club course. Charley Yates and Frank Ridley of Georgia Tech win in tight finishes, while Charles Kocsis of Michigan and Ed White of Texas clinch spots in the upper bracket with hard fought victories. White survives a 37-hole duel against Johnny Banks, and Yates edges William Dear after a dramatic finish on the 35th green.
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Frank Ridley
Georgia Tech
Charles Kocsis
Michigan University
Ed White
University of Texas
Brown Star
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White
Kocsis
Michigan
Woodrow Malloy
Ridley
Vince Fehlig
Notre Dame
Johnny Banks
William Dear
Brown University
To Lay Off 1000 At Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island arsenal workers face about a thousand lay offs Friday as the fiscal year ends and funds for next year fall short. Lieut. Col. A. G. Gillespie says efforts in Washington and at the arsenal aim to secure more work to avoid reductions.
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Deer And Buck Follow Citizens Through Streets
In Orleans Massachusetts two tame deer a buck and a doe wander the streets attracting residents. They appear to prefer older women and children guiding them across the square and nudging for candy with friendly nudges.
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15 Year Old Boy Captures North Central Title
In Fort Dodge a 15 year old from Boone named Billy Hall won the North Central golf title defeating Leo Walcott of Eldora in 13 holes. Hall finished 6 up and 5 to go as the sun beat down at 106 degrees. LeRoy Vanderwicken of Grundy County and University of Iowa golfer won the consolation championship.
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Railroad Retires Belle Plaine Man
CHICAGO RP Fifty two years of service end Saturday for George A Knight passenger conductor on the Iowa division and resident of Clinton Ia He is the oldest in years of service among thirteen men retiring June 30 Also retired are Frank Kelly engineer Mason City Ia 48 years Ivan M Danskin foreman Belle Plaine Ia 43 years and Edward E Tillson machinist Boone Ia 44 years WEST BRANCH Construction on highways 1 and 38 between West Branch and Tipton is finished and road open for travel The Iowa City bound stretch will close for several weeks while the project is completed A new rock base is being laid but the black top surface remains the same Traffic from West Branch west is routed via pavement No 6 six miles south of here local folks use nearby dirt roads in good condition
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Morning radio listings across NBC CBS networks
A dense schedule of morning and daytime radio programs with listed NBC CBS networks and station call letters. Entries include performers such as Gene Arnold Wendell Hall Vic and Sade Venus orch Rex Haltlle's ensemble Thorelen villages and several orchestras, plus many time stamps and station pairings across WEAF WJZ WABC WMAQ KYW CBS and others.
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Kyw Wow
Velazco Orch
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Lanne Ross
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World Sale
Cloutier Arch
Holman Sisters
Clark Arch
Thomas Craven
Alice In Orchestralia
Round Towners
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WSM Robbins Orch
Arnet Orch
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Ethel Shutta
Dolan Orch
Mary Nastman
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Easy Aces
Cene Arnold
Babe Ruth
Laman Orch
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Whit Harris
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Wren Koil
Col. Stoomacie
Frank Crumit
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Mario Cozzi
NBG
Jack Benny
Grier Ord
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Doris Doe
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London
Boxer Wolfe Kahn
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Woco
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WJ Chain
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