Budge Nearing Tennis Crown in French Open Quarterfinals
Don Budge, the American, British and Australian champion, defeated Bernard Destremeau of France 6-4 6-3 4-4 in the quarterfinals at Auteuil, two wins from the title. He will face Josip Pallada in the semifinals, while Ferenc Puncee meets Hederich Menzel in the other semi.
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Stop 12 Beats Oakdale 18 to 5 at Rock Lake
Stop 12 softball team defeated Oakdale of Elkview by 18 to 5 at Rock Lake. John Scalzi, newly named Manhattan assistant football coach, had a year with the Brooklyn pros in football and a season with the Boston Bees in baseball after leaving Georgetown.
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White Sox Take Two In Slugfest Standout Pitching
Dodgers recap details two Sox wins with Dietrich winning pitcher vs Pearson, and notes 28,108 attendance. Browns topple Senators 11-5 as Heilman and West key hits, with Mills and Kress producing RBIs while errors favor St. Louis. Foxx lifts Red Sox past Indians 7-6 aided by stellar home runs and late runs.
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Tigers Whip A's in One-Hit Pearl Harbor Day Game
Philadelphia saw Tommy Bridges master the Athletics as he allowed only five hits in a dominant performance. The Tigers offense provided steady support, sealing a decisive win on a quiet day for the A's bats.
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Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and events. Reads like disjointed notes mentioning nerves, a KO, a group, a bottle, Bruce, Desvee Ge Harvous. No coherent person, place, or incident can be established from the available material.
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Tigers Triumph 5-1 Over Philadelphia
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 5 to 1 as York and Lanbs lead with home runs. Moses White and Werber spark offense while Bridges and Thomas log strong pitching for Detroit. Attendance around 6,000.
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Auxiliaries Of GAR Elect Officers In Parkersburg
West Virginia Grand Army of the Republic units elect officers with social events honoring four aged Civil War veterans. Parkersburg hosts key leaders for Women's Relief Corps Daughters of Union Veterans roles, plus duties for senior and junior vice presidents and chaplains across multiple towns. Mitchell Fields sculpts a bust of Sonya Tykhayeva in Moscow after the girls ski event.
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Dewey Subpoenas Tammany Chiefs in Racket Probe
New York reports District Attorney Dewey summoned three powerful Tammany Hall leaders before an extraordinary grand jury amid a widening probe into alleged racket rings tied to James Hines and the Dutch Schultz policy crime. Subpoenas and court moves focus on Hines, Davis, and others as legal actions unfold. A separate NZ flood follows heavy three day rain relief drought concerns.
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Flaming lava drives evacuation near Mayen volcano
Flaming lava surged from Mayen volcano as the eruption intensified on its seventh day. Relief agencies faced food and shelter needs while villagers fled. one man died of fright and another was driven insane after sights of fire and smoke. An explosion hurled white hot tracks, and Rev. Miguel Selga warned the violence could worsen.
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Dr B Preston Leaves Hospital After Ten Years
Dr B Preston to leave hospital after long convalescence. Reported restlessness and uncertainty surround his recovery. Officials note no immediate return to duties.
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Relief Fund Passes Ohio Legislature For County Aid
Ohio lawmakers moved to loan 1.5 million dollars from 1999 sales tax revenues to counties facing poor relief crises. The Senate approved the bill late today and the House backed it in a night session, sending it back to the Senate for minor amendments with expected final approval tomorrow and dispatch to Gov. Davey by week’s end.
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