White Sox Show Signs of Cracking and Losses Mount
The White Sox struggle after a May surge as pitching slackens and offense delays, slipping to second place behind the Yankees. Cleveland and Detroit win elsewhere while the Giants extend a seven game streak and the Reds host a big audience in a weathered round of games.
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Hornsby Remains Busy Trader in 1935 Market
Detroit June 1. Hornsby says he is in the market and will buy or sell any talent or cash if the deal helps the Browns. The Browns have profited by about $100,000 from recent trades including Hadley Newsom Campbell Melillo to Washington Indians Red Sox, and Hornsby notes the cost of the moves was not pleasant but beneficial.
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Jacobs Faces German Rival in French Open Semis
American champion Helen Jacobs moved toward another title in Paris as she defeated France’s Mme Herotin 6 4 6 2 and eliminated French entrant Simone Iribarne 6 2 6 2 to reach the semi final round with Hilda Sperling challenging for the final.
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Evening Loop Openes Monday Twilight League in Grafton
Grafton finally launches a twilight league after a meeting in Sentinel editorial rooms. Seven teams entered. President John Cunningham and a schedule committee outlined the first two weeks of games starting Monday at 6 p.m. Matches include Webster, Colts, Maple Avenue, Carr China, Beaumont, Wickwire, and Red Sox with forfeits for late starts.
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North Pole Ice promotes purity with home delivery
North Pole Ice advertises pure ice available at 87 372 on W Main Street, inviting customers to try its purity. The brief notice highlights local service and street location, urging neighborhood customers to contact for ice.
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Daily Cross Word Puzzle Solve List
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West Squads Take Honors at IC4A Meet
Southern California dominated the opening day at Harvard stadium as 16 of 20 Trojans advanced in eight trials. California followed with eight qualifiers and Stanford and Pittsburgh also scored. Ben Johnson of Columbia set a near record in the 100 meters while Bowdoin’s Phil Good matched the Hurdles record to reach the final.
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Standings and Results Across National League Scores
National League yesterday Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1. New York 15 4 leads. Boston 3 to 2. Today Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati in a night game. Philadelphia plays Brooklyn, St Louis at Chicago, and New York at Boston. American League games include Cleveland 6 Chicago 2 and Detroit 6 St Louis 5 with Boston New York and Washington Philadelphia on today’s schedule.
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Regatta Looms as Six Colleges Prep on Ohio River
Six crews from Manhattan Rutgers Penn Marietta Wisconsin and Rollins trained on the Ohio River for the mid America regatta to mark Marietta college’s 100th anniversary. Rutgers coach J Ellis McDonald backed Rutgers to win with Wisconsin a likely challenger while Marietta predicted a third place finish behind Penn and Rollins. The race for the Charles G Dawes trophy starts at 515 p m after a junior varsity clash, with lane assignments drawn last night and no clear current or wind advantage.
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Johnson Wins Kam Dispute with Indians Manager
Cleveland June 1 Wilie Kamm veteran third baseman received unconditional release after long dispute with Indians manager Walter Johnson. Judge Landis sent the case back to New York amid vindication of both Johnson and Kamm. Bradley signaled Kamm’s departure while Johnson was cleared of wrong in Chicago yesterday.
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Washington at Philadelphia and other NBA matchups
The schedule lists Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at St Louis Boston at New York and Chicago at Detroit for upcoming games, highlighting marquee Eastern and Midwest clashes across the league.
Marathon Winners In Evening Star Battle
More than a dozen marathon victors gathered in Washington for the Evening Star marathon to contest the National AAU championship. Dave Komonen, a Sudbury Ontario miner and carpenter, was viewed as a slight favorite over Pat Dengis, the Welsh runner from Baltimore who placed second to Johnny Kelley in the Boston marathon in April.
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Potters face out of town foes in pivotal weekend
Grafton Carr China opens with Belington at Barbour County city as slump follows a 3-0 start. Manager Defenbaugh may start Ralph Keener on Memorial Day eve while Rosemont series looms and Rosemont seeks revenge after a protested win.
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Protest over tripleheader in Middle Atlantic League
Ducky Holmes of the Dayton Ducks protests a Johnstown Charleston Memorial Day tripleheader arguing one nine inning game should be added. He asks President Elmer Daily to wipe the games if needed. Huntington beat Dayton 17 to 6 as standings shift with Johnstown and Charleston in the top four. Beckley drops to cellar after Charleston series opener 7 to 2. Portsmouth easy in other game.
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Two Newcomers Surge Toward Hitting Peak
New York June 1. Rollie Hemsley of the Browns rose to second in the batting race with a .352 average after 18 hits in 20 at bats. Joe Medwick of the Cardinals added 20 points to his NL average, while AL leader Bob Johnson of the Athletics dropped 17 points to .404. Arky Vaughan of Pittsburgh lowered his NL pace to .400 after going 10 for 25.
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Wrestling card and results from last night
Philadelphia wrestler Dan OMahoney 218 threw Charlie Strack 25 of Spring Valley in one fall. Dick Shikat 226 from Philadelphia threw Rube Wright 230 of Texas in one fall, beating Zanesville 14 to 7. Johnstown and Akron shows were rained out. Tonight’s setup includes Charleston versus Beckley, Johnstown at Akron, Zanesville at Portsmouth and Dayton at Huntington.
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Words of Wisdom: Laughs and Smiles Compared
A brief quotation attributed to Chesterfield contrasts vulgar laughter with smiling manners. The saying notes that vulgar people laugh openly while well bred individuals smile more readily yet laugh less often.
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Gillie Favored in La Tonya Derby at Covington
Covington Kentucky June 1 with Gillie the Santa Anita Derby winner seen as likely favorite for the 63d La Tonya Derby race. Ten thoroughbreds contest the mile and a quarter with a $15,000 added purse on a fast track. Gillie owned by Mrs Helen Hay Whitney to be ridden by Sir Couce with top weight 12. Scarp owned by J W Parrish is doubtful starter while Whiskole owned by Mrs Ethel V Mors and Blackbirder owned by Mrs C Haingworth carry 118 pounds each.
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