Cincinnati Stars Dominate 1930 Baseball All-Star Balloting
In a high vote total, Cincinnati players lead the all star ballot with Ernie Derringer and Buck McCormick among top finishers. Curt Davis and James Roberson Brown also pick up first place votes as Joe Medwick Leo Durocher and others round out the ranking amid the pennant race.
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Buck) McCormick
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Jimmy) Brown
Slugs Found In Police Pay Telephone In St Louis
A prisoner booked on two traffic charges used the station pay phone, prompting desk sergeant Levi Copeland to search him and discover 22 slugs on him and three more in the coin box. He now faces charges of using slugs in a coin device along with the traffic offenses.
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Letter travels the world to reach Bluffton pastor
In Bluffton Rev. Morris Coers finally receives a letter mailed a year earlier. It journeyed from Bluffton to Jerusalem then on to Egypt Mali France Switzerland England Canada and the United States before reaching him. In Colorado, the University band rejects girl drum majors citing weather concerns prompting Grace Chapman to recall a chilly baton anecdote.
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Duke Back Travels Short Route But It's a Hard One
Duke back travels a short route but faces a hard path in pursuit of victory. The effort centers on determination, strategy, and the challenge ahead as the team seeks success.
Autopsy On Reds Shows Why They Lost
A post series analysis compares the Reds and Yankees in the 1940 World Series. It notes Yankee batting power led by Joe DiMaggio while Reds hit fewer extra bases and both teams matched in fielding and overall series averages. The piece also mentions 903 Soviet medals awarded to Red Army personnel.
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Denmark Bans Private Cars. Over 100000 Parked
More than 100,000 cars are now resting in garages in Denmark as a government order prohibits the operation of private motor vehicles. The measure aims to reduce fuel use and emissions amid wartime restrictions.
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