Dodgers Lead National League and Yanks Head
Washington notes June opens pennant chases as Dodgers struggle for NL lead amid New York Yankees strong AL showing. Standings place Dodgers, Cardinals, Phillies, Braves top NL mix. Yankees lead AL with Tigers and Red Sox close behind, while Indians and Senators trail. Card changes include Musial Slaughter and Glaviano contributing heavy hitting and veteran mound work shaping the race.
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Inquiries on Nineteenth Century Novelists and Royals
This item presents a quiz about outstanding nineteenth century novelists and a famed English king born June 17 1239. It includes clues to identify a lawyer and law professor born 1883 in Philadelphia and notes on a Westminster born king who conquered Wales and Scotland, dying July 21.
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Robert Bruce
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Names at bottom of column reveal he was buried at Westminster
Central Press columnist Lilian Campbell notes a fragmentary cigarette of a past column with names at its bottom, referencing a burial at Westminster. The text blends historical dates from 1927 to 1942, including Lindbergh’s homeward flight and Heydrich’s assassination, and ends with a vocabulary note.
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Back In Form Aces Shine In Narrow Baseball Standings
Alan Mayer notes surprising team strength led by Robin Roberts Curt Simmons and Dick Sisler. Standings show New York 27 10 Detroit 22 12 Boston 24 18 St Louis 16? Cleveland 20 17 Washington 19 18 Philadelphia 14 24 Chicago 13 24 St Louis 9 25. Today schedule lists Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Chicago at New York.
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Major League Baseball National League Results and Standings
Yesterday's results include Boston routed Pittsburgh 14 to 2, Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 4, New York 8 Cincinnati 7, St. Louis beat Brooklyn 5 to 2. Standings show Brooklyn 23-14, St. Louis 23-14, Chicago 23-35, Cincinnati 23-28. Schedule lists Boston at Pittsburgh with Spahn facing MacDonald, New York at Cincinnati Kennedy versus Ramsdell, Brooklyn at St. Louis Newcombe or Hatten versus Brecheen, Philadelphia at Chicago Church facing Minner.
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American League extras thrill St Louis win over Washington
St Louis edged Washington 6 to 4 in 12 innings as New York defeated Chicago 6 to 5 in 10 innings. Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston were postponed due to wet grounds.
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London cabbies rate best drivers outside cabbies
In a poll by the Green Badge Journal cabbies rank ambulance men and police as the best drivers outside their own trade. They place women and drivers of postoffice and laundry trucks among the worst.
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Peter Pan Handicap At Belmont Park
Belmont Park hosts a three year olds race for top money as Middleground and Hill Prince clash with Mr. Trouble favored to start fast under Eddie Arcaro. The Peter Pan serves as a prep for the Belmont Stakes with Hill Prince and Middleground as strong contenders. Mr. Trouble, a Kentucky Derby third, seeks another stakes showing.
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Absolute proven remedy for arthritis NEURITIS and sciatica
An advertisement offers relief from torturing pains with a claimed absolute remedy for arthritis neuritis and sciatica. It promises only one trip required and directs disabled persons to send to 188 E Fayette St for details. Office hours listed as daily 108 and Sunday 105 with permanent location.
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Derby or Preakness question haunts Mr Trouble
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