Giants Win From Cards Extend Lead in St Louis
In St Louis the Giants beat the Cardinals 2 0 in a pitching duel as Carl Hubbell outpitched Dizzy Dean and starred at bat. Gil Manassa and Dick Bartell contributed key hits while Hubbell held the Cardinals to four hits, widening New York's National League lead.
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ST. Louis
New York Giants
Cardnals
Carl Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Gil Manensa
Dick Bartell
Hubbell
Cris
Black-Draught Laxative Promises Quick Constipation Relief
The advertisement touts Black-Draught as a safe pure vegetable laxative that relieves the first disagreeable feeling of constipation within one or two doses. It claims a clam system for health and urges families to keep a pack on hand for prompt relief.
Hubbell Wins Ninth Despite Giants Loss in Hard Fought Game
Four games into a stretch, Hubbelts eleventh straight Welory mark and the Giants fall as Dean limits New York to eight hits. Mancuso, Bartell and Hartel spark Giants with hits and runs, while Pepper Martin drives in the decisive score as the key moments unfold with Whitehead’s injury forcing Koenig to handle second base. Cards rally to tie, but Giants push ahead late before setback.
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Tran Hublett
Giants
Hartel
Bilberry
Burgess Whitehead
Hubbell
Whitehead
Cards
Mark Koenig
Mancusa
Bartell
Pepper Martin
Stu Martin
School Children Attend Under Brush Arbor in Hollis
Children from Metenif area attend classes under a brush arbor in Hollis while their school building is under construction. Sack ing provided partitions for the rooms.
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Oithe Brush
Hollis
Okla
iPi
Metenif
Brush Arbor
Benton Independents to Play Sunday at Fate Park
The Benton Independents prep for a Sunday road game against Fate at Littl Hoek, aiming to rebound from a recent loss that cost Hope the state title bid. Manager Lloyd Coop plans Ray McDowell to pitch if his arm recovers, with Ted Womble as a fallback. Benton, a top semi pro team in Arkansas, has won 14 of 17 games. The match starts at 1 30 p.m. in Fate.
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Benton Independents
Hope
Littl Hoek
Atate Tle
Lloyd Coop
Ray McDowell
Ted Womble
McDowell
Sondetti
Alleaiate
Arkansas State Teachers College
Nat
Benton
Berton
Arkansas
Gehrig Nears Ruth Marks as Season Race Heats Up
Lou Gehrig chases Babe Ruth era records with nearly 1800 consecutive game totals and 38 runs batted in this season. He extends Ruth’s and Simmons’ tallies in runs and homers while aiming to match Ruth’s 177 runs in a season and the Ram homer mark of 60 with about 40 games left.
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Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Lou
Simmons
Lounen
Ram
Biggest Telescope in Service by 1939
Work on the Palomar Observatory advances toward its 1939 goal as the 200-inch mirror nears completion. The ca. 6,000,000 dollar project includes a 200-inch telescope, a power house, and a mountain-top site 5,600 feet high near Palomar, with researchers like Fritz Zwicky studying supernovae and cosmic mysteries.
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San Diego
Calif—i
Palomiur Observatory
Frita Zwicky
Palosmar
California Institute of Technology
Basadena
Astronomers Prepare Site As Telescope Project Advances
Readable notes describe plantings around the Mount Wilson observatory site to shield observations from dust and wind. Capt Clyde S McDowell states the first segment of a 20 inch telescope frame will ship from Los Angeles in September with equipment ready by summer 1998 and a one tenth scale steel model nearly complete for tests. the full telescope would weigh about 424 tons in moving parts.
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Cess
Institute
Carnegie Institution
Mount Wilson Olservatory
Clyde S. McDowell
Los Angeles
Lost Beard on Election Bet In Okemah
Bowler of Okemah still sports long white whiskers not his own after an election bet. Charley Baskin of Holdenville refuses to collect when Bowley pays, as officials demand perfection in bearings and controls. The telescope touted for many tasks may serve in astronomy and spectroscopic study of galaxies and nebulae.
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Okemah
Bowler
Charley Baskin
Holdenville
Bustin
Bowley
Bread and Water for Drunk Drivers in Schuyler Court
Drunken drivers in Schuyler, Nebraska, face at least one day on bread and water in Justice of the Peace Frank M. Cuba's court. He demands offenders copy a portion of the grim "And Sudden Death" description of accidents and notes that light or suspended sentences fail to deter a persistent class of drivers from taking another chance. The judge imposes the stiffest sentences the court can muster.
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Schuyler, Neb
Justice of the Peace
Frank M
Cuba
Fragmentary legal note hints at January action
A garbled OCR snippet records a legal phrase about a January action and a belief that a certain result could be given. The text is incomplete but indicates a court or legal decision context with an implied wind or force shaping outcomes. No clear names or dates beyond January are readable.
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Texas
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