Cards Defeat Giants In Crucial Series Opener
The New York Giants were upset 4-2 by the St. Louis Cardinals in the opening game of a pivotal series, placing St. Louis 2 1/2 games ahead as Burleigh Grimes beat Fred Hchrom Hrus of Hsimmons. The Robins beat the Cubs 7-6 in the ninth, the Braves lost 4-3 to Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia won 6-2 over Cincinnati. Indians broke AL Eastern hold with a 12-11 win, as Red Sox pounded five runs in the ninth. Athletics edged past, 3-2, as Walberg pitched four hits. Senators downed Tigers 6-3, Yankees beat Browns 9-2.
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Indianapolis boxer Tracy Cox halts Mike O'Dowd in Columbus
Indianap olis light heavyweight Tracy Cox scores a stoppage over Mike O'Dowd in Columbus. The bout ends decisive with Cox asserting control and tension mounting as the referee steps in.
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Public Works Board allows viewing utility property worksheets
Charleston June 2 192? Geo W Sharp secretary of state announced that the board of public works has decided utility property assessment worksheets may be examined at the office of T C Townsend state tax commissioner by any person or persons interested.
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Cat adopts rat litter in Marion C
Angora cat in Marion County refuses to destroy a litter of nine baby rats presented for destruction. The feline instead pauses and appears to accept the rodents, altering expectations for animal control efforts.
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Former Bank President Sentenced in North Carolina Case
Wallace B. Davis, former president of the defunct Central Bank and Trust, Asheville, was sentenced to five to seven years in state prison for violating banking laws. An appeal bond of 10,000 was set. He was convicted of issuing a false report of the bank’s condition before its closure, which followed a fall in deposits totaling 20 million, with 3.8 million from Buncombe county and Asheville.
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Three Officers Suspended After Canton Party Incident
Canton police suspend three officers after a party at which a 19 year old Canton girl was injured by an automobile. Officer Harry Oster held on assault charge. Marie Loreanotte struck while fleeing, fracturing shoulder and sustaining cuts. Patrolmen H P West named in investigation as hosts. Parkersburg officials report pursuit of radio interference case.
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How They Stand National League Baseball Results
Yesterday's MLB results show Pittsburgh over Boston 4 3 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 7 Chicago 6 St Louis 4 New York 3 Today Boston visits Pittsburgh Brooklyn hosts Chicago New York visits St Louis Philadelphia plays Cincinnati.
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Ferrell Receives Shoulder Treatment After Slump
Wesley Ferrell of the Cleveland Indians has a painful right shoulder after a no hit game on April 29. Manager Roger Peckinpaugh sent him to a dentist today and may seek a baseball arm specialist if that fails as Ferrell has been battered in recent outings.
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Poughkeepsie Regatta Postponed If Weather Favors Next Day
Intercollegiate Rowing Association will move the Poughkeepsie regatta to the next day if conditions resemble 1930 and 1929 to avoid spoiling the classic after long training. Four crews sank in 1929 and the Navy shell went under last year. In Idaho Maxie Rosenbloom outboxed Fred Lenhart in an overweight bout. In Chicago William Harridge appoints Tom Connelly as umpire-in-chief, taking duties June 18 and advising on rules.
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Letters Threaten Pantages as Segalos Is Held
San Francisco reports John Segalos, over 60, held on a charge of sending threatening letters to Alexander Pantages. Segalos, famed for the Valencia wreck heroism in 1906, allegedly claims a debt of 5000 dollars to Pantages, who says he does not wish to prosecute but wants the threats stopped.
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Major League Leaders From June 2 Batting and Pitching
Arlett leads National League batting with .385 for the Phillies while Hornsby tops Cubs at .362. Klein drives in 39 with 13 homers, and Arlett adds 60 hits as Cronin and Gehrig pace RBIs. Cochrane of the Athletics posts a 400 winning percentage alongside Ruth’s 385, with Grove and Walberg winning 8 games for Athletics while losing 1.
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Building expenditures soar in March over 1930 figures
Illinois March spending surged to about 107 percent above March 1930, as Field Museum marks a decade at its current Chicago location with ongoing expenditures and expansion.
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Champion Lip Reader Crowned at National Contest
Miss Frances Harrod Downes of Washington DC won the national lip reading title at the American Federation of Organizations for the Hard of Hearing annual convention in Chicago. She defeated four contenders despite being totally deaf in one ear and nearly deaf in the other after scarlet fever at age seven.
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Trojans Favored to Sweep National Track Meet
Chicago June 3 The Trojans are expected to win the national collegiate track and field meet at Stagg Field next Friday and Saturday with fourty firsts and at least 49 points. Top hopes rest on the 100 yard dash 44 yard run pole vault broad jump discus throw javelin and possibly the shot put.
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Clark Loses In Election In Los Angeles Race
In Los Angeles on June 3, David H. Clark polled over 55,000 votes for municipal judge but lost to Charles McCoy by about 25,000. Clark, a racketeering figure in the Crawford homicide case, remains jailed on a $100,000 bond. Special Prosecutor Ford announced actress Jean Riley had been dismissed as a witness as her story about the Crawford shooting proved false. Paul Preston, 19, returns to state penitentiary after surrendering following an escape from prison farm.
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Dizzy Dean to Wed Texas Girl Monday
Houston star pitcher Dizzy Dean, 21, of the Houston Buffs, plans to marry Miss Patricia Nash, 24, of Houston, next Monday at Buffalo Stadium. A doubleheader with Beaumont Exporters was set for the night, with free admission for women and an expected crowd above 15 000 amid the wedding hype.
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Baseball player highlights from AP report
Bing Miller homered with one on to edge Chicago 3 2. Burleigh Grimes and the Cardinals beat the Giants 4 8 with strong pitching and hitting. Eddie Morgan drove in four of Cleveland's 12 with two doubles and a single. Wally Gelbert tripled in the ninth and scored as the Robins beat the Cubs 7 6. Gary Fischer pitched Senators past Detroit 5 3. Chuck Klein hit his 12th and 18th homers against the Reds. Bill Regan drove in a ninth inning run to lift the Pirates over the Braves 4 3. Vernon Gomez earned his second straight win for the Yankees over the Browns. About 60 million worth of frame work was handled last year by the naval radio system.
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