National League Scores and Saturday Results Summary
Yesterday the Phillies were edged 1 to 6 by Boston and the Giants lost 0 to 9. New York fell 2 to 6 with Brooklyn taking a 1 to 0 win. Pittsburgh crushed Chicago 9 to 2 while St Louis beat Cincinnati 4 to 2. Saturday saw Cincinnati 9-5 over Pittsburgh and Boston 3-2 over Brooklyn. Philadelphia won 7-0 and New York tied 5-5. Chicago defeated St Louis 8 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baseball Leaders and Standings From an Old Box Score
Standings show New York 26 417 605 St. Louis 18 600 Pittsburgh 25 18 581 Chicago 24 92 522 Home Runs Yesterday P Waner Pittsburgh 24 429 Vaughan Pirates 27 426 Hartnett Cubs 31 349 O Doul Dodgers Williams Athletics Campbell Browns Garms Browns Kr White Sox Appling White Sox Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia The Leaders Berger Braves Klein Phillies Gehrig Yankees Ruth Yankees Hartnett Cubs Lazzeri Yankees Total
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
P. Waner
Vaughan
Pirates
Hartnett
Cubs
O'Doul
Dodgers
Williams
Athletics
Campbell
Browns
Garms
Whitesox
Appling
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baseball Standings Snapshot From Various Leagues
The record lists teams with win loss tallies across multiple leagues and cities including Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis Baltimore Jersey City Newark Albany Charleston Springfield Dayton Beckley Johnstown. It shows mixed results and a range of team performance without a single leading pattern or decisive outcome.
Preacher Smashes Statue In Ontario Church Mass
Ottawa scene reporter describes street preacher Robert Wishart who smashed a life sized Saint Joseph statue during mass at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Panic spread among about 1,000 worshippers as police detained Wishart on a potential charge of damaging property amid fears he carried a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Robert Wishart
House of Commons
St. Joseph's
Saint Joseph
Wishart
Graf ton B. C. Narrowly Top Belington in Ninth
Ron McKinney delivered a bases loaded single to drive in Ted Henry as Graf ton B. C. rallied in the ninth for a 4 3 win over league leader Belington. Belington scored all three runs in the sixth as Booth and Moore sparked two crisp double plays. Warne pitched well in relief to earn the win, while Rem checks and Koch were part of a tight late inning frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford
Ron McKinney
Ted Henry
Grafton B. & C
Belington Outfit
Frank Gerkins
McGoysie
Warne
Hefner
George Koch
Kinney
Belington
D. Booth
C. Booth
Moore
Johnnie Warne
Henry
J. Booth
Gerkins
McGovern
Bartlett
wWarne
Bristol
Eight Indicted in Kidnaping Ring Case Contained
McElroy testified to a horrifying experience as she sought an end to kidnapping. Police say confessions exist for Mc Gee and Clarence L. Click of Kansas City. Two Oklahoma couples arrested with McGee in Amarillo were brought by plane. The group, including Click, was indicted under the Lindbergh kidnapping law, with Missouri statutes offering the death penalty for kidnapping for ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElroy
Missouri
Roosevelt Defends Budget as Veterans Aid Increase Planned
President Roosevelt defended a bigger veterans allowance while acknowledging it will require new taxes. Senate revisions raise costs by about $170.7 million, affecting 249,582 cases. House leaders expect swift approval, with Hines surveying relief for destitute veterans and assurances no destitute veteran will lose hospital support. No tax form was finalized. Howe warned of broad tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Rainey
House
Senate
Independent Offices
Buchanan
Lewis Douglas
Genral Frank T. Hines
Louis M. Howe
United States
Notre Dame Graduation Honors Leo W Hedel From Grafton
Leo W. Hedel of 111 E Main St Grafton graduated with cum laude honors from Notre Dame College of Law at the 19th annual commencement on June 4 Gov Paul V McNutt spoke and Father Charles E Coughlin preached the baccalaureate sermon The event drew 523 candidates and notable attendees including John McCormack and Alfred E Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Ind
Leo W. Hedel
Main Street
Grafton
College of Law
University of Notre Dame
St. Charles Preparatory
Hodel
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Globe-Girdler and Mattern News From Flight Caps and Family
Globe-Girdler details fuel, gear and survival items for a perilous air journey toward Moscow with no radio or boat. Jimmie Mattern’s wife in Walla Walla affirms hope and questions the feasibility of long hops, noting tailwinds and gas limits. Mattern criticizes government spending and urges citizen involvement in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla, Wash
Jimmie Mattern
Jpress
Paris
Jimmy
Berlin
Moscow
Ireland
Jimmie
Mills Warns About Political Hazards
Ogden L. Mills, secretary of the treasury under Hoover, warned students at St Paul’s School about the political hazards of public life during a speech delivered in Concord New Hampshire on June 5. He cautioned aspiring leaders to avoid rash actions and maintain financial prudence amid national tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Hoover
St. Paul’s School
China Loaned Fifty Million To Buy Wheat
The Reconstruction Corporation with President Roosevelt approval agreed to lend China 50,000,000 to buy American cotton and wheat. Jesse H. Jones announced the loan, to be used as purchases are made in the American open market. At current prices, the amount could cover over 900,000 bales of cotton and about 12,500,000 bushels of wheat. The loan runs three years at 5 percent interest and repays in installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Roosevelt
China
Jesse H. Jones
Two States Try To Raise Milk Prices
Albany New York and New Jersey join in an experiment to improve the finances of about 115000 eastern dairy farmers by controlling milk prices. New Yorks milk control board studies rising incomes while New Jerseys board prepares to enforce its first minimum milk price schedule, effective June 1. Both states acted this spring to boost farmer milk checks amid financial trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York
New Jersey
New York Milk Control Board
New Jersey Milk Control Board
New Jersey Defines Milk Prices for Farmers
Fines jail terms and loss of milk selling privileges are set for dealers who miss the minimum price. From June 1 New Jersey requires farmers be paid at least 51/2 cents a quart for grade A milk and 4 cents for other grades. New York has imposed similar rules in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York State
First Lady Boards First Continental Air Trip
The First Lady departed from Covington airport at an early hour on the first continental air trip undertaken by a President's wife. She appeared nonchalant, chatted and laughed, carrying a tan leather bag with reading, writing, and knitting supplies. A White House group hosted a party for press members Saturday night before her departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conington
White House
Explosion in Signal Hill Gas Cloud Kills Nine
Chief of police Jack Niblack said a massive gas cloud 200 to 400 feet high caused the blast at the Richfield Oil Company absorption plant in Signal Hill California. Witnesses told to testify next Wednesday in the inquest into the explosion. The incident caused about 750000 dollars in damage to oil properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Hill
Calif
Jack Niblack
Niblack
Richfield Oil Company
Wiggins Shot in Ear in Indianapolis Incident
Former boxer Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis was shot in the left cheek and lightly wounded by his brother in law Robert Moores. The bullet nicked a piece of his ear during the incident on June 6 in Indianzyplis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianzyplis
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Robert Moores
Baer’s first scrap with cowboy on dad’s ranch
Max Baer grew up on his father Jacob Baer’s cattle ranch in Livermore California where a puncher challenged him and he knocked the man cold, launching a fighting career that would lead to heavyweight contention. The piece, by Gayle Talbot, traces Baer’s rise from ranch mischief to ring fame and notes his extensive managerial troubles and a famed victory over Schaaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Cowboy
Dad
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
New York
Max Baer
Jacob Baer
Tom Sharkey
Maxey
Livermore
Calif
Colleg
Max
Stockton
Canf
Cariboo
Frankie Campbell
San Francisco
Campbell
East
Jack Dempsey
Reno
Levinsky
Paulino Uzudun
Schaaf
Chicago
Primo
Madison Square Garden
Omaha
Nett
Baér
Jacob, Jr
Calfornia
Inis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berger
Braves
Klein
Phillies
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Lazzeri
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
International League
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Middle Atlantic
Charleston
Springfield
Dayton
Beckley
Johnstown
Southern Association
Knoxville
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
American Association
Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Bt. Louis
Bon
Kansas
Wilbur Underhill
Kirk Prather
Kansas State Prison
Lansing
Hypatiacs
Notre Dame University
U. S. Naval Academy
Frederick Neupert
Portland
Ore
F. B. Upham
Naval Bureau of Navigation
Globe-Girdler
Floyd Bennett Field
Siberia
Jaska
Mills
Sherwood
Seabury
James J. Walken
Associated Presa
R. F.C. Grant
U.S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!