Wes Ferrell and Buck Newsom Shine in Trades Impact
The Boston Senators duo Buck Newsom and Wes Ferrell rebounded to strong form after a midseason swap. Ferrell pitched 12 innings for a 2-1 win over the Tigers, Newsom followed with an 8-2 victory over the White Sox. Yankees widen AL lead with Gomez seven strikeouts in a 4-1 win over Cleveland. Giants rally to beat Pirates 5-4. Cardinals topple Phillies 7-6. Browns edge Athletics 3-2. Dodgers-Reds game rained out.
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Tatil
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Lefty Gomez
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Babe Barna Debuts in Major League with Athletics at First Base
Babe Barna, former Rosemont Cubs star and WV State League champion, started for the Philadelphia Athletics at first base against the St Louis Browns. He handled nine putouts and one assist with two double plays, drew a walk but went hitless in four official at bats.
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Married Men Triumph In Local Diamond Contest
The married men of Pruntytown defeated the single men 9 to 3 on the Hazel Atlas diamond in Fetterman last night. Bill Shriver, for Benedicts, struck out seven. Dave Pawcett fanned 11 in six innings. In Chicago, June 17, the looming James Braddock Joe Louis title bout stirs betting, with Louis favored to win despite Braddock’s limited purse earnings. The boxing commission weighs referees as the bout nears.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Results in Baseball
Yesterday's scores show New York 5 Pittsburgh 4 and St Louis 7 Philadelphia 6. Boston Chicago and Cincinnati Brooklyn games were postponed due to rain.
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Cards Enjoy Cohen song fuels Cardinals rally
St Louis fans credit George M. Cohan inspired tune for the Cardinals’ surge in the NL race. Pepper Martin and Frankie Frisch praise the chant “What team! What a team!” as the club wins 10 of 11. Standings show tight battles with New York and Brooklyn near the top.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Dames Today Card
American League results show New York 4 Cleveland 1 and Boston 3 Chicago 2 with St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 and Washington 2 Detroit 2. Scheduled games include MacFayden vs Lee and Hub Bell vs Bavers or Swift Dean.
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California Heavyweight Title Bout Result
Vincent Lopez of Los Angeles defeated Len Hall of Nebraska in a best two of three match to claim the California heavyweight championship. Lopez, listed at 225 pounds, prevailed after a tight sequence of rounds ending the bout in Los Angeles.
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Len Hall
California
Yesterday's Stars Shake Up Major League Action
Yesterday's stars included George Selkirk and Lefty Gomez driving in three with a bases loaded double in a 4-1 Yankees win over the Indians. Mel Ott delivered the tying single in Giants 5-4 win over the Pirates. Buck Newsom struck out eight in a 3-2 Red Sox win over the White Sox. Jimmy Brown produced the winning run in a 7-6 Cardinals victory over the Phillies. Beau Bell connected for a go ahead single in a 3-2 Browns win over the Athletics. Wes Ferrell went eight and a third innings for a 2-1 Senators win over the Tigers.
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Indians
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Giants
Pirates
Buck Newsom
Red Sox
White Sox
Jimmy Brown
Cardinals
Phillies
Beau Bell
Browns
Atheltics
Wes Ferrell
Senators
Tigers
USC Favored To Win NCAA Track Title Meet in Berkeley
Nearly 300 athletes attend as USC is picked to capture the team championship with Stanford second and Indiana third. Michigan is forecast fourth, followed by Washington State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Temple and Pittsburgh. USC benefits from Bill Sifton and Earle Meadows, high jump? pole vault threats, while John Woodruff and six Pitt Panthers arrive for the meet and challenge in distance events.
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Southern California
Bill Sifton
Earle Meadows
Johnny Woodruff
Woodruff
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Ed Mason
Eugene Taano
Fights Last Night Across Cities
In Ponca City Oklahoma junior Munsell 177 from Oklahoma City defeated Billy Treest 181 in Chicago. In Waterloo Henry Schaft 147 from Minneapolis KOed Wesley Ca. In Oakland Sunny Jim McVey 198 from Pittsburgh stopped Pepe Del Rio 190 from Mexico City. Maxie Berger 136 1 4 from Montreal outpointed Johnny Morro 127 1 2 in New York. Carl Gugiano 135 from Tampa outpointed Lou Feldman 133 from New York. Ralph Zannelli 146 1 2 from Woonsocket technically KOed Johnny Studley 149 from Providence.
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Wider Liquor Licenses Scrutiny Tightens State Rules
The commission outlines stricter liquor license rules requiring three years in-state operation under the same title for pharmacists to qualify. It notes purchases must be made through the commission with blocks allocated to stores and bans undercutting prices. The measure aims to curb abuse while deeming the process suitable for applicants.
Lewis Defied in UMW Monobers Strike Record
Fragmentary OCR notes show Lewis defying UMW members during a strike action. Details are unclear due to poor text, but reference to labor dispute and organized labor context suggests a confrontation at a workplace or union meeting.
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U. M. W. Monobers
Folio Claims West Virginia Welterweight Title
Johnny Folio rises as the new welterweight champion of West Virginia after ten rounds of action against Carl Turner at Carmichael auditorium Clarkshoro. Paul Oger presents the belt buckle, Lambert defeats McCoy, Cononie and Myers battle to a draw, with Jimmy Smith edging Bud Huston in the opener.
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Chicago Goes Sports Crazy
Chicago buzzes with Braddock vs Louis hype, Cubs vs White Sox world series chatter, and Saturday’s American Derby at Washington Park. Freddy Lindstrom eyes a comeback, Clay Bryant shines with 18 straight scoreless innings, and local bets lean toward Louis. the piece also notes Joe Louis possibly touring Europe and Cincinnati Reds trading rumors.
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Freddy Lindstrom
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Cub
Dodger
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Dodgers
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Aacobs
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Cincinnati Reds
Bride and bridegroom flee amid wedding day glare
Mrs John Mack Brown 30 wore pink mousseline and lace as she married the bridegroom in a single-ring ceremony officiated by Rev Willsie Martin. Outside, thousands jammed the church as Mendelssohn and a star’s song filled the air and photographers flashed. The couple escaped in a police escorted car.
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Willsie Martin
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Stockholders Notice Detail Settlements and Dues
The notice lists stockholder Hettie Cather who bought shares on November 18, 1904 and January 10, 1928 now asked to pay 2074.67 dollars in Receiver Rinehart’s filing. Paul S. Ward, owner of four shares bought April 20, 1920 and November 18, 1925, is asked to pay 518.67 dollars plus interest from June 1, 1937. Many settlements have been reached with stockholders in the closed bank.
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Rinehart
Paul S. Ward
Dating Bureau Continued From Page One
A fragment recalls a dating bureau discussion about ages sixteen and seventeen. A speaker notes seeing “just as pretty girls as I’ve seen anywhere” and hints at questions about supply. The snippet ends unresolved.
Dating bureau at girls school aims to improve home life
Mrs Burnham discusses a rotating dating bureau at the school for under 18 girls. Three young men have already applied with one admirer eager for a parlor visit. The superintendent notes marriages may enter the scene as girls are prepared for rehabilitation and serious relationships.
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