Cardinals Defeat Reds in Double Win Start
Mt. Louis June 6 Jimmy Reese the Cardinal utility man started fast and helped beat Cincinnati 3 2 in both games. Reese had two singles first two at bats scored the first run handled 11 chances at second without error and took part in four double plays. In the second game Dizzy Dean pitched a three hit win while the Senators struggled after injuries.
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Reese
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Joe Cronin
Heinze Manush
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Rube Walberg
George Earnshaw
Foxx
Washington
Philippi dominates B and O in sunlit league clash
Philippi defeated the B and C nine 13 to 8 at Barbour county with Kyosick matching a homer double and triple. Wright pitched for the Railroaders while Framentine Jones Poling led Philippi in runs as Buckhannon forfeited the scheduled Tygart Valley league game.
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Baseball results wrap for yesterday across leagues
National League games featured New York beating Boston 10 innings 6 to 5 and Philadelphia topping Brooklyn 7 to 6. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in both games, while Chicago beat Pittsburgh in rain. American League saw New York 12 Boston 1 and Detroit 10 Cleveland 9 with St Louis at Chicago rained out. Minor leagues report Huntington over Johnstown 9 to 4, Charleston over Cumberland 7 to 6, Columbus 3 Indianapolis 2 in game one and 8 to 5 in game two, Toledo 7 Louisville 2, East 3 Philly 7 Milwaukee 5, Minneapolis 12 Kansas City 7 then 7 to 5.
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Big Six In Baseball Foxx Athletics P Waner Pirates
Six baseball stars are tied to recent headlines with teams including the Athletics Pirates Reds Yankees and players Foxx Waner Lombardi Dickey Hafey Lazers. The terse note highlights key figures and clubs in ongoing baseball chatter.
Helen Moody Wins Singles at French Championships
Auteuil, France June 6 Helen Wills Moody won the women's singles title at the French hard court championships for the fourth time since 1928 defeating Mme Rene Mathieu of France 7 5 6 1 in the final. Moody regained the title she held 1928 to 1930 while Cochet and De Stafani reached the men’s singles final.
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France
Helen Wills Moody
California
Mme. Rene Mathieu
Cecelle Aussem
Germany
Jessup Seen Favorite In Olympic Discus Race
Associated Press report from New York June 6 notes Jessup as America’s likely third straight Olympic discus winner, with Stanford star Bob Jones emerging as top hope after Eric Krenz’s death. Contenders include Remess and Finnish talent, while Bud Houser’s comeback remains doubtful and European threats hover near 160 feet.
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Clarence
Bud) Houser
Washington
Ord
Pittsburgh
Jim Duncan
Kreny
Hoffmeister
Jones
Stanford
Dink
Templeton
Moeller
Oregon
Olympic discus throw champions through the years
A compact history list chronicles Olympic discus champions from 1896 to 1929, noting athletes, nationalities, and distances. Key figures include Sheridan and Houser of the United States with records and proposed marks, along with early marks like 163 feet 8 34 inches attributed to Eric Krenz.
Discus title unbroken despite new records at Olympiad
The article recalls Olympic discus history with Finland, Hungary, and United States medals. It notes Martin Sheridan’s upset in 1906 lifting the Olympic mark to 198 feet 10½ inches and praises Paul Jessup of the University of Washington for surpassing Sheridan by over 35 feet.
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University of Washington
Clarence
Bud) Houser
United States
Finland
Hungary
Georgantas
Martin Sheridan
Sheridan
Moody Falls Short in European Tennis Title Defense
8 0 6 4 and De Stafina eliminated Czech oRderich Menzel 6 3 2 6 7 5 6 4 to reach today’s finals. Despite beating top Europeans en route to the title Mrs Moody was judged below her 1930 form, with accuracy cited as temporarily reduced but restorable through further competition.
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de Stafina
oRderich Menzel
Mrs. Moody
Hunger strike ends after attack at Elm Grove mine riot
Emmanuel Bennett, 35, jailed for assault with intent to kill after beating a woman principal. During his two day hunger strike he muttered at jailers. In Wheeling shots fired near a filling station. 100 strikers attacked mine workers. Four arrestees were mine employees, six were pickets, all held on $500 bail. Nearby riot at the Elm Grove Mining Co mine drew police and detectives to respond.
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John Gantzer
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Menre
Triadelphia
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Baltimore
Portland
Era of Stupidity Blamed for Conditions at Graduation
Berea College president Dr James William Hutchins delivered a sobering address at State College warning that the era of fear and lacked leadership harms young graduates. He said elders created this era and that millions face idleness while neglecting real work and daylight. His remarks affected more than 300 graduates and many relatives.
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James William Hutchins
Berea College
State College
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Frame Finishes Third In Detroit Auto Race
Bob Carey, Pacific Coast racer, won a 14-car dirt track race at Detroit state fairgrounds over 84 laps on a rain shortened 100 mile race. Carey earned 120 points toward the 1932 national championship with an average speed of 7.575 mph, followed by Howdy Wilcox in second, Freddie Frame third, Stubby Stubblefield fourth, and Sam Ross fifth.
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Carey
Howdy Wilcox
Freddie Frame
Indianapolis
Stubby” Stubblefield
Sam Ross
Thousand Golfers to Enter Open Berths in 1931 Qualifiers
Nearly a thousand golfers will play 36 holes of medal play on 20 scattered courses today to win one of 116 vacant National Open spots at French Meadows. The field at Fresh Meadow will be limited to 150 players with 34 exempt from qualifying, including Jose Jurado, Taketohmi Miyamoto, Tommy Armour, and the 31 lowest scorers from the 1931 Open.
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Tommy Armour
Sandwich
Knacks from 180-Pound Plates Help Klein Bat Power
Chicago report detailing how Chuck Klein trained with 180-pound steel plates to build wrists and forearms. The piece notes his early work in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne, his rise with the Phillies, and how his strength supports his swing and fielding, highlighting his 26-year-old status and minor league path.
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Senate debated home loan bank expansion and convention control
Senate continued discussion on increasing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation securities to three billion dollars for home loan banks and economic aid. President Hoover proposed the home loan bank bill as the session opened. The Senate Banking Committee began hearings while the House had passed a similar measure. Delegates increasingly claim influence over convention leadership amid mounting state representation. Roosevelt camp tensions linger as Farley notes a Chicago meeting to set convention procedures.
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Relief plan outlined by federal officials and Alaska fishery leaders
Timeline from Page One shows a relief plan discussed by Governor Meyers of the Federal Reserve Board Jesse H. Jones and Wilson Moy with Carthy Harvey C. Couch Paul Bestor of the Farm Loan Bureau and Undersecretary Ballantine of the treasury. The plan involves Alaska's fishery industry employing nearly 23 000 persons.
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