White Sox edge Browns to narrow lead in tight pennant race
Chicago weakly protected a four game winning streak as they beat the St Louis Browns 4 to 3. Johnny Tallett fought early control but settled for a complete game. Luke Appling tripled and scored the tying run, Dario Ladigiani and Myril Hoag drove in runs as Chicago pulled ahead in the second inning and held on to move within a game and a half of first place as the league washed up.
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Conn Asks Why Not Against Louis In World Title Bid
Cincinnati and Brooklyn games shake up National League standings as Louis foe Billy Conn speaks on fighting Louis at the Polo Grounds and praises his trainer while New York and Philadelphia race results alter the pennant chase with Cardinals edged by Cincinnati and Dodgers widening their lead.
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Perry Faces Skeen In National Pro Tennis Final
Chicago May 31 Perry and Skeen reach the National Professional tennis championship final after semifinal wins at the Chicago Town and Tennis club Perry a Bever ly Hills California resident defeated Keithanill 6 1 8 8 64 9 5 in a tight semifinal while Skeen beat his doubles partner John Faunce 1 3 S 1 2 5 E 3 to advance to the final
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Heavy Gunfire Reported Near Gibraltar
Reuters dispatch from Vichy cites Algeciras reports of heavy gunfire toward the Mediterranean at dawn with Gibraltar just across the bay, signaling tension in the region near the strait.
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400 Hitter Chicago May 31 headline mix up
Chicago baseball notes show Ted Williams pacing AL batting, Stan Musial pace shifts, and Rudy York powering RBI as leaders. Civil War last battle dated 1865 referenced with Palmetto Rancho clash. Conte Rosso sunk off Rome with troops aboard highlights European war news.
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Baseball Standings and Today's Probable Pitchers
Standings show Chicago 4, St Louis 3, with New York Cleveland Boston Detroit postponed due to rain. Tomorrow's schedule lists probable pitchers for major league games including Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis among others.
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Montanans Named to Officers Reserve Corps
The War department announced two Montana men joining the officers reserve corps Edward Walter Bowers of Livingston and James Byron Chamylin of Great Falls both as second lieutenants in the infantry reserve
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Navy calls for 35000 recruits amid relaxed standards
The Navy recruiting bureau issued its second call within ten days for thirty five thousand men aged seventeen to twenty with immediate service. It announced lowered physical requirements notably in dental and height. Projections by population experts suggest by 1980 most Americans will be aging or nearing old age.
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Navy Recruiting Bureau
United States
Reiser Heat Up at Plate for Dodgers in Early Hits
New York May 31 Harold Patrick Reiser the Dodgers young prize package now pays off at the plate after 102 at bats he has 28 hits for a .278 average 18 points higher than Enos Slaughter and Stan Hack with Slaughter slipping. Cards pace pitchers lead league with Lon Warneke Sam Nahem Mort Cooper and Harry Guinbert unbeaten as Cubs Bill Nicholson struggles in balance
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Harry Guinbert
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Norway Saddler Bests Show at Madison Kennel Club
Norway Saddler, owned by James M. Austin of Old Westbury, N Y, won best in show at the Morpris and Essex Kennel Club fixture in Madison N J drawing about 10 000 dog lovers. Runner up was Captain Bob, a White Pointer owned by Story Dog Fund Co of Syracuse.
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Old Sarge Wears New Blue Serge as Rookie Umpire
Jim Bagby, former 1920 Indians star, now umpire in Coastal Plain league with son Young Jim, has sold his Atlanta filling station and dry cleaning business. He notes past umpire clashes, respects players and umpires alike, and recalls pitching days when he challenged calls.
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Official Dies in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs native Merton B. Stibbs, long associated with county and city offices, died after a lengthy career as a clerk and public servant. He led the Atlantis line and served as secretary for wage and defense programs, with numerous roles across the Gulf coast trade and Fidelity and Deposit offices. May 41 reports or related details appear in the dispatches.
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Italians and Italians Reach Missoula Internment Camp
Two hundred twenty German seamen and 168 Italian seamen arrived in the United States from New York by rail and were taken to Fort Lincoln internment camp near Bismarck. The Italian group will be sent to Missoula Montana to join other internees as the 10 acre camp nears capacity for about 1000 detainees.
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Conductors elect Fraser as president in Cedar Rapids
The Order of Railway Conductors elected H. W. Fraser of Cedar Rapids Iowa as president succeeding J. A. Phillips whose retirement was announced yesterday Fraser is employed by the Santa Fe railway Whale meat cited as animal feed in the United States but consumed by humans in Japan
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Order of Railway Conductors
H. W. Fraser
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. A. Phillips
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Satta Fe Railrad
National Maritime Union calls for wartime restraint congress
The National Maritime Union said it would petition the Congress of Labor and allied groups to convene a nationwide congress of trade unions to coordinate a campaign to keep the country out of war. The call reflects union efforts to mobilize opposition and pursue peaceful, organized action.
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