Cubs Edge Giants 4 3 In Eleventh Inning
Eddie Pick singles drive in the winning run as the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Giants 4 to 3 in the 11th. Wilson hits his 15th homer of the season for New York. Brillheart, Osborn and Hartnett matched assists as Benton Clarkson and Taylor work for the Cubs, and Brillheart relieves with bases loaded. All figures reflect a tense extra frame.
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Reds Defeat Boston 1 to 0 in Low-Scoring Tilt
Cincinnati punishes Boston 1 to 0 as Jakie May tosses a four hit, nine strikeout gem. Wanninger scores on Walter Christensen’s two-bagger for the game's only run, while Wertz and Hogan duel May at Redland Field before about 900 fans.
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Red Hurler
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Murder charge filed against Rueben Bobbetts in prison killing
Prosecuting Attorney Nike Sevier said a first degree murder charge will be brought in Cole County Circuit Court against Rueben Bobbetts a Missouri penitentiary convict for the stabbing death of Ol lie Cooper 45 a fellow inmate during a prison hospital altercation Cooper had previously helped thwart a prison escape and Cooper was a key witness in the October case authorities noted Bobbetts claimed Cooper threatened him with a chair and a bottle was thrown before the fatal stab him to heart within minutes. Cooper was serving six years for grand larceny and assault with intent to kill, and had just been paroled last October for helping stop the escape plot. One other man received a life sentence for the murder.
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Missouri Penitentiary
Ollie Cooper
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Butler County
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Waner tops NL batting average back to back
In Chicago and New York briefs, Paul Waner of the Pirates leads NL hitters with a .888 average after 73 at bats, ahead of Joe Harris. Other items note boxing wrestling probes in Illinois, Laufjange headed to the U S for competitions, Yale polo outlook, Johnny Bell barnstorming Europe, and Baby Ruth hydroplane bid at Mississipp Valley regatta.
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New York
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Rye
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Brooklyn
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Baby Ruth
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Mississipp Valley Power Loat Association
Houston
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Whitbread Leads In State Tournament
Elliott Whitbread of St. Louis shot a par 73 on Meadow Lake Course to take the lead in the Missouri State Golf tournament qualifying round. David Carter of Nevada and Clark Morse of St. Louis tied for first with 76s as entrants began the day.
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Kansas City
Elliott Whitbread
St. Louis
Meadow Lake
David Carter
Nevada
Clark Morse
Whitbread
Osage Country Club
League Leaders In The Majors June Standings
National League leaders include Harris Pirates 44 runs and Hornsby Giants 49 hits. P Waner Pirates 80 hits, Hornsby 15 doubles, Grantham Pirates 15 doubles, F Waner Pirates 11 triples, Wilson Cubs 12 homers, Cuyler Pirates 16 steals. American League leaders include E Miller Browns .404 batting, Ruth Yankees 58 runs, Gehrig Yankees 81 hits, Burns Indians 22 doubles, Manush Tigers as triples, Ruth Yankees 21 homers, Goslin Senators 19 steals, Lyons White Sox 11 2 pitching.
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FOR LOANS See Capital City Building and Loan Association
A classified loan notice directs readers to Capital City Building and Loan Association at 226 Monroe St with phone number 209 for loan services. The item is a short ad placement dated G-11-5t.
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Capital City Building and Loan Association
Monroe St
New Ford Coupe Bargain at C I Kroll Contact
Shrine pin found last Sunday June 4 at Mo Pacific Station. Finder please call 467 black for contact. New Ford coupe bargain advertised by C I Kroll at 12 M.
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C. I. Kroll
Mo. Pacific Station
Favorites Win in Women's Tournament Second Round
Three favorites advance to the second round of the Trans-Mississippi Golf tournament in Kansas City. Marion Turpie, New Orleans city champion, advanced by default over Gladys Cranston of Kansas City. Miriam Burns Horn, Kansas City, defeated Clara Woolrich, Little Rock, six up and five to play. S. G. Hopkins of Texarkana conceded to C. S. Hill of Kansas City after Hill won the first two holes of the second nine following a 5 up lead.
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New Orleans City
Gladys Cranston
Miriam Burns Horn
Clara Woolrich
Little Rock
Ark
S. G. Hopkins
Texarkana
Rescue effort for Cinnebar survivors off Savannah coast
Seaplane and coast guard cutters launched an intensive search of Georgia islands today to find survivors of the Cinnebar reported lost off Savannah Light Monday night. The incident occurred June 6.
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Dark Horses Lead In American Open After Rainy Round
Harrison R. Johnston of Minneapolis and Harry Hampton of Memphis shot 73 to top the opening round at Oakmont. Gene Sarazen and Light Horse Harry Cooper were one behind at 74, with Bobby Jones at 76. Ted Ray tied Jones at ninth as several pros chased the leaders in the opening day of the American Open.
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Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
Minneapolis
Harry Hampton
Memphis
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Gene Sarazen
Harry Cooper
Bobby Jones
Jones
Ted Ray
Bobby
Dave Robertson
Dearborn
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Larry Nabholtz
Sharon
Emmett French
Southern Pines
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Wild Bill” Melhorn
New York
Twenty Four Mexicans Escape from Texas Prison Farm
Dan Henderson, manager of the Blue Ridge state prison farm near Missouri City, Texas, said twenty four Mexican convicts escaped last night and issued an early morning alarm to local police.
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Dan Henderson
Menjou Says He Will Weds Kathryn Carver After Her Divorce
Los Angeles reports Adolph Menjou states he will marry his screen protege Kathryn Carver after she secures her final divorce decree in about a year.
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Baseball results from various leagues and rain delays
RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee 6 Toledo 3 Minneapolis 1 Louisville 11 St. Paul 4 Indianapolis 14 Kansas City at Columbus rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE All games postponed rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 4 St Louis 6 Boston 0 Cincinnati 1 New York 8 Chicago 4 Brooklyn at Pittsburgh rain.
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Baseball Schedule Highlights for Today
National League matchups include Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Pittsburgh, New York at St. Louis, Chicago at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Boston. Additional games: Milwaukee at Louisville, Kansas City at Indianapolis, St. Paul at Toledo, and Minneapolis at Columbus.
Amateur Track Meet Draws Stars From Five States
St Louis hosts Western Amateur Athletic Union championships at Francis Field drawing about 100 male and female athletes from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Illinois. Medals awarded to top three finishers with national meet spots in Nebraska Pasadena and beyond. Colleges including Washington University St Louis University Westminster College and Lamar were listed among expected entrants.
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Robert L. Jobst
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General Tripp Dead
General Tripp of New York, aged and head of the board, collapsed at officers club and died after illness. The report notes his service and position as chairman of the board.
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Associated Press
New York
St Louis Cardinals sweep Phillies with early six run surge
The Cardinals beat the Phillies 6 to 4 in St Louis as they bunched hits in the first three innings off Alex Ferguson. Grover Alexander relieved in the seventh after three singles and a run. Cy Williams homered for his 11th. Manager Bob O Farrell hopes to return for the four game set with the Giants.
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Alex Ferguson
Veveran
Phillies
Grover Alexander
Flint Rhem
Cy Williams
Bob O'Farrell
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Deaths of Westinghouse official in New York hospital
A Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company official died tonight at a New York hospital from complications after an operation. The report notes the death of a company executive and the medical event surrounding it.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
New York Hospital
American Battle Monuments to Rise on French Hilltops
General Pershing announced three permanent memorials to be built on dominating World War I observation posts in France. Mont Sec Montfaucon and Hill 304 Meuse Argonne will host monuments overlooking former German strongholds now peaceful fields. American aviator Judeson S Tryley recollects the transformed countryside while searching for a former visit.
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Meuse-Argonne Offeusive
Judeson S. Tryley
Chicago
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