Babe Ruth Hits 29th Homer as Yankees Win
Babe Ruth belts his 29th homer to power the Yankees past the Indians 4-2. Left fielder Melillo and first baseman Myer lead a mixed offense while Marberry secures the win and Stewart takes the loss.
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Unruly Counterpart Wins $25 000 Kalamazoo Derby
Dr. H. M. Parshall of Urbana, Ohio, bought Counterpart for 1935 and transformed him from a headstrong runner into a steady performer. The pacer won all three heats in the Kalamazoo Derby by showing patience and skill, earning a $25,000 purse for the Counterpart stable.
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White Sox Fall to Boston Braves in Slugfest
Boston Braves defeated the White Sox 10 to 7 in Chicago as Boston piled up 13 hits off Ed Walsh Jr and Wei land Adkins. Ed Morris earned the win while Walsh took the loss in a high scoring interleague game with multiple RBI contributors.
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German Lands Spirit in American Aviation
Otto J. Merkel head of Lufthansa praises private American aviation development and its public opinion organizing, noting 7000 private planes in the United States versus about 500 in Europe. He cites Henry Ford's publicity as a model for promoting an aerial future.
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Human body melts ice and boils water daily
The human body generates enough heat in a day to melt 44 pounds of ice and raise the liquid to boiling point, illustrating the significant energy output of metabolic processes.
Women protest child tobacco growing in Wisconsin
Madison, Wis. Four members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will seek state disapproval of children raising tobacco at the upcoming state meeting in October. Flora C. Hopkins, Dane county branch president, warns children planting and tending tobacco may lead to smoking and harm to their systems.
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Atlanta Crackers Earn Praise From President
Southern Association president John D. Martin commends two Atlanta Crackers for team spirit as they head to a crucial series with the Memphis Chicks. Dick Burrus and Red Oldham missed the train and drove all night to join the team for the opener.
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