Bobby Feller Beats Yankees as Indians Win 4-2
Bobby Feller held the Yankees to four hits over eight innings to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 4-2 victory. The Tigers stretched their winning streak to seven with a 9-8 and 6-2 triumphs over the Red Sox. Dutch Leonard’s four hit shutout propelled the Senators past the White Sox 3-0, while the Browns defeated the A’s 6-0. The Dodgers dropped behind in the N L after losing 9-2 to the Cardinals, and the Cubs beat the Giants 2-1 as rain washed out Boston at Pittsburgh.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League games yielded New York 2 over Chicago 1, Cincinnati 10 defeating Philadelphia 7, and St. Louis 9 beating Brooklyn 2 with Boston-Pittsburgh on wet grounds. Today’s slate has Philadelphia visiting Cincinnati and Brooklyn at St. Louis, Boston at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago. American League matchups include Cleveland 4 over New York 3 and Washington 3 over Chicago 0, Detroit 9 to 6 with Boston 8 to 2, plus Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston twice.
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Deadline on Trades Near In Sharp Rally
Asbury Park news notes the midnight deadline for major league trades looming with six clubs urged to act. The column mentions Joe Louis roaming headlines and Signor Galento relocating to Summit. It also references Philadephia maneuvers over Morris Arnovich for Joe Medwick, Ty Cobb on Broadway, Helen Wills Moody, and Georgie Durocher’s chesslike exchanges with John Carmichael. Columbus and Minneapolis staged a doubleheader in a bid to shake up standings.
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Chicago Daily News
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Bluefield Pounds Out 10 to 4 Win at Logan
Bluefield defeats Logan 10 to 4 as Ralph Eakin of New Castle Va counts his fourth win with no defeats this season. Ashland belts Welch for 10 to 4, Huntington scores 7 to 4 at Williamson. Logan hosts Bluefield again, Welch meets Ashland, Huntington visits Williamson.
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Prisoner Handcuffed to Bed After Break In Entering
Constable Charles Myers of Aurora handcuffed 22-year-old Jack Knight of Los Angeles to an iron bed overnight to solve a jail shortage. Knight was brought to the county jail yesterday and charged with breaking and entering.
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Aurora
Jack Knight
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Big golf tournament under way at Inverness Club
The fifth annual four-ball matches begin at Inver ness Country club with 16 top pros including Byron Nelson and Sam Snead. 126-hole match play offers $5,200 in prizes, top prize $1,050, and teams earn plus or minus points per hole. Nelson and McSpaden face Snead and Ghezzi in opening round. Two rounds daily through Sunday. Fire causes $300 to $400 damage at Peerless Steam laundry in Welch.
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Vic Ghezzi
Gerard's Boys Run Wild Over Loop Leaders
Gerard's boys overwhelm Loop leaders in a bold victory. Game shows Fetterman facing Rosemont at Fet terman and Quality clashing with Grafton High at Athletic Field.
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First Warders Trim Potters In Tight Triple A Clash
In a postponed Taylor County league game Quality Market led by Ross Gerard and Tony Lobis toppled Beaumont 27 to 7 at Ath- field. Gerard and Lobis sparked a 12-run third inning burst, with Isner, Keener, and Grimm contributing big hits as Fetterman built early control and never looked back.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Late Baseball Action
Zeke Bonura and Gisots totaled both runs as New York defeated the Cubs 2-1. Vernon Kennedy shut down the Athletics with three hits in a night game. Harry Craft tripled with the bases loaded in a Reds surge to beat the Phillies, while Ben Chapman doubled in two runs in the ninth to lift the Indians past the Yankees.
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Woodruff to run at national collegiate meet in Westwood
West Los Angeles June 15 track scene centers on Woodruff of Pittsburgh who plans to defend his 880 title and chase a quarter mile as 200 plus athletes train for the national collegiate championships. NCA A and Amateur Athletic Union controversy swirls around the event with Zamorin and Loring among top entrants.
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Pittsburgh
Princeton
Athel J Union
A. A
Louie Zamorin
Loring
University of Southrn California
Government Renews Fight Against Hopper Plague
Governor Julius Heil sought to bring officials of Allis Chalmers Manufacturing and labor union leaders together to settle a strike at the West Allis plant where 19 persons were injured in rolling yesterday.
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Last rites held for Mrs Elizabeth Fisher Cox
Funeral services were held today in Spencer for Mrs Elizabeth Fisher Cox 14 wife of M Cox a retired Roane County farmer The obituary notes her husband and county of residence in a brief local notice
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Yus sel helps Galen to gate with protest
Summit New Jersey June 15 boxing upset over gimmick stops as Joe Jacobs withdraws charges after New York Athletic Commission pressure. Louis training moved to Pompton Lakes. Galento weighs 232 pounds aiming for 233 in title clash. Jacobs defends carnival tactics amid public uproar.
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Duel of Wooderson and Cunningham Ahead of Princeton Mile
Edward Twardy reports a highly anticipated Princeton invitation mile at Palmer Stadium may fail to produce a new world record as Sydney Wooderson and Glen Cunningham refuse to pace and near 4 03.0 pace. Wooderson hints a strong lead could materialize if others push.
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After the Race He Plans a Scenic American Tour
He intends to drive through New York's world fair and Niagara Falls to Philadelphia and possibly Washington and Ontario. He remarks that America is not flat but green and pleasant, expressing interest in seeing much of it.
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Sunlight and the race for national parks and eclipses
A fragment mentions 379 women architects in the United States per the occupational census and notes plans for a Big Bend National Park in western Texas. It describes a concept of a Peace park linking two towers and references total solar eclipses occurring about every year and a half.
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Big Bend National Park
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National Peace Park
Wise investors seize low prices in path to gains
Listing notes seven rooms and bath in a large corner frame at 473 Walnut Street. Terms include path payments with price set at 2250 dollars.
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