Carnera Favorite In Betting For Sharkey Title Bout
Edward J. Nes reports heavy betting anticipation for Primo Carnera as a potential favorite over Jack Sharkey in the Madison Square Garden heavyweight title defense. Crowds grow, tickets sell briskly, but broadcast from ringside is not planned.
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Yanks Rally To Whip Tigers In Detroit
The New York Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 10 to 7 as Babs Ruth returned to the lineup and hit his seventeenth homer of the season. His blast, 459 feet over Navin Field’s center, tied him for runner-up honors with Lou Gehrig and drove in two runs. The Yankees rallied with eight runs in the final two innings to seize the lead.
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Giants Split a Twin Bill in Pittsburgh Split Doubleheader
New York Giants split a June 28 doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates, grabbing a 7 to 4 win in game two behind Hughie Critz and Gus Mancuso homers, while Mel Ott and Gus Suhr also connected in a second game loss. In the opener, Steve Swetonic pitched the Pirates past Carl Hubbell as Pittsburgh upended the Giants. The article notes a large jump in U.S. electric production for the week ending June 24, reaching 1.393 billion kilowatt hours, up 1093 percent from 1932.
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Baseball scores and today’s games list
AP scoreboard shows National League results St. Louis 3 Boston 4 Pittsburgh 5 New York 2 10 innings, Cincinnati 8 Brooklyn 1 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 6. American League scores Washington 15 Cleveland 2 New York 10 Detroit 7. Today’s games include St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago.
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Baseball's Big Six: Collins Slugs Into The Big Six
Jim Collins of the Cardinals hammered three hits in six at bats to rejoin baseballs big six. Al Simmons of the White Sox and Joe Cronin of the Senators also continued heavy hitting as the season stats show strong averages for the trio and other leaders.
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White Sox Edges Athletics In Narrow Victory
White Sox win 2 to 1 after a close game with 13 hits by the White Sox off three Oakland hurlers. Foxx hit a home run powering the lead as the A's pitchers struggled. UPI reports from New York note a steel industry capacity gain in the Iron Age, indicating broader market context.
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Cubs Beat Phillies Twice In Doubleheader
Chicago Cubs shortstop Bill Jurges wed this morning in Reading and then led the offense with seven hits in a doubleheader sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies. Jurges had two singles in the first game’s nine to five win and added four more hits including a home run in the 8 to 2 nightcap victory. Batteries: Melone Nelson Grimes Hartnett Jackson Liska Collins A Moore Todd in game one and Warneke Hartnett Holley Liska Todd in game two.
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Brooklyn and Reds Divide a doubleheader
Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds doubleheader. In the opener Paul Derringer limited the Dodgers to scattered hits as Cincinnati won 8 to 1. In the nightcap Brooklyn erased a five run deficit to win 16 to 5, matching the Reds’ early success and forcing a split.
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Ward Officers Struggle to Find Ballot Activity
In Belington West Virginia the ward reports a quiet election day with voters shy and officers unable to locate a section beacon. The day centers on a political study as officials note weak turnout and elusive participation.
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Carnera Sharkey bout predicted by world seeress
Henry McLemore reports Primo Carnera is expected to win from Jack Sharkey in a twelfth round outpop at Madison Square Garden. Madame Lucrezia Dunbar, noted Sixth Avenue seeress, recants a prior forecast, saying the fight’s fate hinges on stars arranged like a baseball diamond with Leo Diegel like positioning.
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Braves Top Cards Twice 4-3 and 3-0 in Doubleheader
Boston Braves defeated St Louis in a twin bill, 4-3 and 3-0. Hallahan and Vance pitched for the Cardinals as Fred Frankhouse shut out St Louis in the nightcap, limiting the Cards to three hits while Boston used timely hits from Medwick and others to clinch the pair of wins.
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Solons Drub Indians 16 to 2 in series clincher
Washington Senators crushed the Cleveland Indians 16 to 2 in Cleveland as Bernie Manush led with a first inning homer and multiple hits. Manush scored twice and drove in three as Joe Cronin’s lineup surged early, Ferrall exited after six batters reached. Washington won their fourth of five in the set.
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Home Run Standings Scrambled in Brief Baseball Note
A fragmentary AP item notes homers and standings with Pirates and Dent players named among unclear references. The garbled text hints at changes in home run leaders and team positions, but readable details are limited.
Former Arkansas Official Indicted in Bank Embezzlement Case
Little Rock AP dispatch reports a former Arkansas official and associates indicted on embezzlement charges. The case involves checks and forged or misused funds tied to a Texarkana bank, with $4,608 listed as a related sum. Additional indictments cover alleged irregularities across southern Arkansas and a separate charge in Quinday County.
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Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Improves in Hospital Report
New York June 28 AP Douglas Fairbanks Jr was reported much improved tonight at the hospital where he is a pneumonia patient His secretary said he passed a comfortable day and his temperature was slightly lower.
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New Boston Missouri Hit by Slight Tornado
A slight tornado wrecked a general merchandise store and damaged several other buildings in New Boston Missouri. No injuries were reported as telephone and electricity services were crippled by fallen lines and many residents sheltered in storm caves. New Boston lies in Linn County. Meanwhile Baltimore Ohio railroad expands hiring to over 500 workers to meet rising passenger traffic.
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Gary Evans Crosby Son of Bing Crosby Born
DETROIT reports sales of Oldsmobile cars in mid June rose 87.66 percent over the same period in 1932 and 10.7 percent over the preceding ten days. Mrs Bing Crosby voice confirms the infant Gary Evans Crosby born yesterday.
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