Reds Win 3 2 as Stout Tops Giants in NY
Allyn Stout matched Carl Hubbell pitch for pitch, driving in the Reds decisive run in the second inning to beat the Giants 3 to 2 in New York. The Reds, cellar dwellers, collected nine hits and committed errors that fueled the scoring for both sides in a tense National League contest.
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New York
Allyn Stout
Carl Hubbell
Reds
Giants
Stout
Eiz
Hubbell
Bill Terry
Oskie Slade
Mooney Leads Cards Past Braves After Hallahan Injured
Jim Mooney pitched the St. Louis Cardinals to an 8 to 5 win over the Boston Braves after Bill Hallahan was hurt by a line drive. The victory extended a streak with no Missourians losing to Boston, as Urbanski struck Hallahan in the second inning.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago
Jim” Weaver
Cubs
Babe Merman
Kiki Cuyler
Bruins
Phil Hurlers
Phil Collins
Grabowski
Mal Lee
Bud Tinning
Boston
Jim Mooney
St. Louis Cards
Bill Hallahan
Boston Braves
Urbanski
Hallahan
Breaks World Record For Outboard Boats
Havre de Grace Maryland July 21 Robert Meyer of Chicago powered the class B outboard boat Vitemin 8B to a new world professional speed record on the five mile course at 44.754 mph in the Havre de Grace regatta first heat surpassing Glenn Jerome's 44.52 mph mark from 1931.
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Havre DE Grace
Robert Meyer
Chicago
Glenn Jerome
South Main M. EB. versus Green Street at
A brief scoreless placeholder note records a match between South Main M. EB. and Green Street at an unspecified venue with no further details available.
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South Main M. EB
Green Street
Wesley Memorial Sunday School Rallies Past Calvary In Baseball
Wesley Memorial Sunday School nine trailed by nine but scored 14 runs in the last three innings to beat Calvary. Jack Garrett relieved in the fourth, held Calvary hitless and fanned six. GO. Furr led with three singles in six trips.
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Calvary
Breee
Jack” Garrett
McMullan
GO. Furr
Platter
Nazi Clean up intensifies purges as leaders fall
Berlin July 21 Allied report says Germany tightens its purge of Nazi officials with justice minister decree threatening punishment for misconduct. Andreas Feickert loses national leadership post as student leadership is reshaped amid Hindenburg Neurath talks. Special court targets foreign currency concealment with Holland citizen among those fined.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Courts of Justice
Justice
Franz Guertner
Nazi Party
Itler
Andreas Feickert
Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Konstantin von Neurath
Neudeck
Germany
Reich
Holland
Frans von Papen
Add Another Isle To British Isles Proposal
The government approves a plan to split Britain by a waterway from Bristol Channel to The Wash, cost about 1.97 million dollars. The River New would be navigable to Northampton, linking Avon and Severn with the Grand Junction Canal to enable sailing across England.
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Bristol Channel
Waad
Wash
Northampton
Grand Junction Canal
Avon
Severn
England
Frisco Strike Near Complete Settlement Reached
Employers association said they have done all they can and asked the longshoremen to arbitrate. Longshore leaders oppose arbitration of union control over hiring agencies. They refused a membership referendum on the arbitration proposal as employers would not agree to arbitrate the maritime strike troubles.
Added to Death List of Saturday
The article lists 97 added to the death toll on Saturday across Michigan Arkansas Indiana Maryland Mississippi Rhode Island Kentucky Georgia Massachusetts and more. It notes extreme heat in Chicago and cooling in Detroit and details record highs in several cities including Hagerstown Baltimore Atlanta Indianapolis Washington Lexington Philadelphia St. Paul St. Louis.
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Arkansas
Indiana
Maryland
Minalesippi
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Georgia
Massachusetts
Chicago
Detroit
Dallas
Hagerstown
Hall
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Washington
Lexington, Ky
Philadelphia
St. Paul
St. Louis
Strike turbulence eases as talks push toward settlement
Hope grows for speedier end to major labor disputes. In Minneapolis labor leaders hint at a possible truck drivers settlement by Monday after Friday clashes wounded 68. Federal mediator Father Haas reports employees backing a peace plan. Meanwhile San Francisco longshoremen may reach a settlement hours away as talks with harbor employers proceed under the President's labor disputes board. National guard units prepare for withdrawal as police and strikers clash again in the city. Portland merchants see open harbor after ten weeks of blockade, with the mayor promising protection. Seattle sees tense standoffs as 2000 strikers are repelled by tear gas while non union loading continues.
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Francis J. Haas
Hugh §. Johnson
National Recovery Administrator
San Francisco
Labor Disputes Board
National Guard
Portland
Ore
Joseph K. Carson
Seattle
Agent Rebuked In Shooting fumed in the face of the maritime strike
Portland operations continued under heavy guard as threats of military intervention and a general strike loomed. William A. Green of the AFL denounced general strikes and an Associated Press survey estimated Pacific coast strikes cost business up to 200 million dollars. The Ames Baldwin Wyoming tool works at Parkersburg was picketed after 650 workers struck for a change in the collective bargaining.
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Portland
William A. Green
American Federation of Labor
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Associated Press
Ames-Baldwin-Wyoming Tool Works
Parkersburg
W. Va
Johnson Cancels Vacation Returns to Washington
Washington dispatch reports Hugh Johnson will fly back to the capital from San Francisco after rearranged plans. He canceled a West Coast vacation while illness in the family was ruled not serious. Kilbourne Johnston says Johnson aims to be at his desk by Monday or Tuesday. Two mediators assist Maguire in Kohler strike talks as 1,200 relief workers strike again in Danville for relief official removals and rent.
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Hugh
Johnson
National
Francisco
Kilbourne Johnston
Althou
San Francisco
Los Angeles
NRA
J. W. Maguire
Kohler Manufacturing Company
Kohler
Wis
Danville
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