Giants Seek Tenth Straight Win to Tie NL Record
The New York Giants aim for a tenth straight win after a 9 2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Carl Hubbell earned his sixth win as Mel Ott hit his 13th homer of the season and the team tied the NL mark. The Indians beat the Athletics 6 2 as Washington edged Chicago 2 1 to stay close in the standings.
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United Preas
New York
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Otto
Carl Hubbell
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Hadley
Sox
Boxer Jake Kilrain Finds Modern Fights Too Tame
Quincy resident Jake Kilrain, 70, famed for 100 round bouts against John L. Sullivan, says tonight’s Sharkey Schmeling match with a 15 round limit is too tame for a fighter of his era. He notes his past endurance and doubts the appeal of shortened bouts.
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United Preas
Quincy
Mass
Jake Kilrain
John L. Sullivan
Baseball scores and results from early games
Detroit defeated the Yankees 14 to 7 after a seven run rally. Braxton drove in Hayes with a force out for the winning run. The Robins beat the Reds 2 to 1 behind strong pitching. Al Lopez delivered the ninth inning hit for the winning run. Cubs hammered Philadelphia 6 2 as Kiki Cuyler hit a two on homer in the third. Rain postponed St Louis vs Boston and Red Sox 81.
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Braxton
Hayes
Detroit
New York Yankees
Dazzy Vance
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
al Lopez
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Root
Philadelphia
Kiki Cuyler
St. Louis
Braves
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Hunt Beats Carter and Other Bouts Reported In Philadelphia
Babe Hunt defeated Carl Carter in ten rounds in Philadelphia. Frankie Cawley beat Phila Mercurio, and Long Tom Hawkins defeated Jake Warren in the same program. The event listed competitors from Oklahoma New York Pittsburgh California and Philadelphia.
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United Preas
Philadelphia
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma
Carl Carter
New York
Frankie Cawley
Pittsburgh
Phila Mercurio
Long Tom Hawkins
California
Jake Warren
Yank British Women Clash for Net Cup
At Wimbledon on June 12 United reports the United States and Britain set Friday's lineup for the Wightman Cup. American stars Helen Wills Moody Helen Jacobs Edith Crocs Sarah Palfrey lead. British team includes Mrs Leslie Godfree Holcroft Watson Joan Fry E Harvey Phyllis Mudford.
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United
Wimbledon
England
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Edith Crocs
California
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Leslie Godfree
Holcroft Watson
Joan Fry
E. Harvey
Phillis Mudford
Moody
Pry
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Watson
Miss Cross
Miss Palfrey
Miss Fry
Miss Harvey
Mrs. Moody
Miss Mudford
Miss Godfree
American Pros Win Four-Ball Exhibition In England
Leo Diegel and Horton Smith defeated Archie Compston and C. A. Whitcombe by 3 and 2 in an eighteen hole four-ball match at Beeston Fields Nottingham England on June 12.
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Nottingham
England
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
Archie Compston
C. A. Whitcombe
Beeston Fields
Boxing Expert Weighs Heavyweight Title Clash
The article surveys past and present heavyweight matchups with American dominance cited. It recalls Dempsey versus Firpo and Carpentier, mentions Sullivan versus Mitchell, and notes historic international bouts leading to the modern title era.
Re Scheduled National League Games List
United Press reports a recap of rescheduled National League games. The list itemizes multiple dates for games across teams including Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis and St Louis with several changes prompted by earlier postponements.
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United Press
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Aus. S
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bostom
Brooklyn
St.uisione
Phil
Pittebarg
Max Schmeling’s Mother Confident Ahead of Title Try
Berlin June 12 Mrs Max Schmeling spoke to United Press calmly saying she will listen to the fight on the radio. She said a recent letter from Max indicated he would stay in the United States even if he lost. She also cabled him Wednesday wishing him success in his heavyweight title bid.
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United Press Berlin
Max Schmeling
United Press
Berg Beats Perlick in Ten Rounds in New York
In New York on June 12 Jack Kid Berg 138% defeated Herman Perlick 138% in ten rounds. Willie Siegel 139% beat Henry Perlick 139% in Kalamazoo. Laramy Dorfman 136% defeated Johnny Farr 133% in Cleveland. Harry Haskell 195% defeated Joe Jeanette 206% in St. Louis.
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United Press
New York
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Willie Siegel
Henry Perlick
Laramy Dorfman
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Harry Haskell
Joe Jeanette
St. Louis
Umpire Owens Fractures Knee After Batters Drive
Detroit June 12 Clar ence Brick Owens AL umpire sprained knee after a hard drive struck him Wednesday. He is expected to be released soon from hospital. Phillies Sign Youth Ted Bair Signed by Philadelphia Phillies pitcher for Westminster College New Wilmington Pa. Father once played with Burt Shotton in O P League recommended the boy to the manager.
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Detroit
Mich
Clarence
Brick) Owens
Harry Rice
Ted Bair
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Philadelphia Philies
Burt Shotton
Philly Pilot
Greenberg Sent Back By Hartford Tigers Return
Henry Greenberg a young first baseman once hailed a spring sensation in Detroit was sent back to the Tigers by Hartford of the Eastern League after difficulty convincing with Eastern League pitching.
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Henry Greenberg
Detroit
Tigers
Hartford
Frank Wright Signs On Line One More Time
Frank E. Wright state representative and former auditor joined as an incorporator of the Loyal Protective League of America. He admitted the aims were hazy and said the group would back law enforcement and prohibition efforts despite uncertain specifics. Edward Crump had prior blue sky violations and Wright resigned amid controversy.
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Frank E. Wright
State Securities Commission
Loyal Protective League of America
Wright
J. Daniel Carrick
Eric Carrick
Securities Department
Indiana Real Estate Securities Corporation
Edward Crump
Mrs. Ella Walker Rites Held At Flanner & Buchanan
Last rites for Mrs. Ella B. Walker 69 of 3925 North Pennsylvania were conducted at Flanner Buchanan Mortuary with Bishop H H Fout presiding. Burial followed at Crown Hill cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs E D Fouts and Mrs Harry L Welch both of Indianapolis a son S T Walker in Chicago a brother N I Taylor of Sacramento and three sisters Mrs Adrian Hammersley Mrs Ralph Hyatt and Mrs T F Candler.
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Ella B. Walker
Pennsylvania Street
Samuel H. Taylor
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
H. H. Fout
Indianapolis
United Brethren Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Walker
T. H. Walker
Washington
Ind
E. D. Fouts
Harry L. Welch
S. T. Walker
Chicago
N. I. Taylor
Sacramento
Cal
Adrian Hammersley
Ralph Hyatt
T. F. Candler
Long Beach
Eagles honor Hering with bronze tablet at English opera house
Fraternal Order of Eagles to place a bronze tablet in English's opera house honoring Frank E. Hering of South Bend for his 1904 public appeal for a nation wide Mother's Day observance. Delegates at the state convention in Anderson voted to enact the tribute.
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English
Opera House
Order of Eagles
Anderson
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
The
Eccles’ Lodge
Robbery Suspect Free on Bond for Gas City Bank Theft
Marion Ind June 12 A $10 000 bond was posted for Joe White charged with the 1929 Gas City State Bank robbery of $28 200. White had been tried recently but a jury failed to agree after eighteen hours of deliberation and will be retried at the fall term.
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United Press
Marion
Ind
Joe White
Gas City
Ind.) State Bank
White
Bulova Reports Fifteen Month Earnings Of 1 bar 2
Bulova Watch Company reports net earnings for the fifteen months ended March 31 1930 of 1 558 231 after preferred dividends 1 385 428 available for common dividends at 5 04 per share. The Midland Utilities board declares quarterly dividends on outstanding prior lien stocks payable July 7. West Virginia Water Service reports gross revenues for April 1930 at 620 88 versus 781 293 prior year. expenses and taxes total 440 179. International Superpower value per share up 13 34 since Jan 1 1980 in stockholder letter. American Commercial Alcohol directors omit cash and stock dividends rated 1 60 and 5 percent respectively.
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Bulova Watch Company, Inc
Midland Utilities Company
West Virginia Water Service Company
Federal Water Service Cor Beergton
International Superpower Corporation
Calvin Bullock
American Commercial Alcohol Corporation
Pennsylvania Company declares quarterly dividend on stock
Pennsylvania Railroad owns all shares and pays a 12 percent quarterly dividend on June 21 with record date June 11. Other items include London New York cable quotes, bond offerings, and corporate movements across major firms such as J P Morgan & Co and Dillon Read. The report covers financial actions, bank notes, tariffs, and stock market movements with various dates and monetary figures.
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Pennsylvania Company
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Investment Trust Shares And Power Shares Listed
Partial OCR shows a list of shares and trustees including Standard Oil, Power Shares, and Electric & Power Shares along with numeric annotations. The readable items suggest a securities page noting share classes and trustees, but many words are garbled.
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Investment Trust
New York
North
Na Oil
Prares
Rauss
Amer
Standard Oil
Us & Power
Elec & Power
Re election of chiefs adviser by club board
The General Federation of Women's Clubs in Denver pursues a slate to renew most officers for two years. The election committee, led by Mrs. Wiley Morgan, recommends all incumbents except treasurer and two trustees, with delegates numbering 3,000,000 preparing ballots. The reports include support for the United States joining the world court.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Wiley Morgan
Knoxville
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Mass
Eugene B. Lawson
Tulsa
Okla
Henry K
Denz Victim Of Ancient Confidence Game In Buffalo Park
Fred Denz a 69 year old man met two strangers in a park who claimed to need help distributing 23000 to the poor. He handed over 1100 of his own money to prove his honesty and was tricked when the wallet held only two one dollar bills. The strangers vanished.
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United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Fred Denz
Denz
Boy 11 Sought for Theft of $5 Bill
Report says Little Miss Jennie Kirkham eight of 735 Ketcham street was sent to a grocery at 3015 West Michigan street Wednesday afternoon by a neighbor. She held a five dollar bill and note when an 11 year old boy took the money and fled. she notified her mother and police.
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Jennie Kirkham
Ketcham Street
West Michigan Street
Stolen Automobiles Belonging to Local Residents
Police report several stolen vehicles linked to residents James Aice 213 Henry St Overland lengthwise Goode 291 East Party Seventh St Vernon Langford R R 7 Box and Bronson Lightfoot 714 North Senate Ave. Vehicles include a Mesh sedan Chevrolet coupe and Chrysler coupe with case numbers 734-363 760-297 and 758-994. No recoveries noted. others found at 400ington Wilkins St and Beauty Avenue New York Street.
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James Aice
Henry Street
Overland
J. S. Goode
Seventh Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Vernon Langford
R. R
Senate Avenue
Maryland Street
Bronson Lightfoot
North Street
Kenneth Davis
Washi Street
Essex
Wilkins Street
Ed Porter
Vermont
Beauty Avenue
New York Street
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Yank
Diegel
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Carlisle
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Gotton Fish Bag
J 'Eg
Cuttyhunk Linen
Shakespeare’s
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Ladi
Ssachusetts Avenue
Alabama Street
Lincoln
Daniel
New York Telegram
Jack Sharkey
James Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Jacksonville
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Cornwall
Australia
Bob
Corbett
Carson City
Fitz
Herr Schmeling
Mitchell
Heeney
Tunney
Sharkey
Sullivan
Firpo
LL Luis Angel
Willard
Toledo
Georges
Tex Rickard
Rickard
A C. Heenan
Tom Sayers
Chantilly
France
John
Charley
Jim
Coney Island
Max
Berg
Perlick
Brick Owens
Phillies
Greenberg
Frank Wright
Dry Exhorter
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League Against Crime
Eagles
Hering
Service
Riley
H. B. Doran
August Belmont & Co
London
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Amsterdam
Trely
Berlin
Henry Clay Folger
Bas ‘Standard Oil Company of
Southern Railway
Brookmire Investors, Inc
Brookmire Economic Service
Bank of England
National Family Stores
Federated Capital Corporation
J. P. Morgan & Co
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Briar Hill
Youngstown
Mellon
Smoot-Hawley
Senate
Chaiman Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Packard Motor Car Company
Pennoad Corporation
British Board of Trade
F. L. Williams
Missouri Supreme Court
United States Cour of Papents
Trans-America Corporation
First National Bank of
Portland
Ore
Governor Black
Federal Bank of Atlanta
Florida
Hupp Motor Car
Corporation
Truax-Trafer Cars. Corporation and Subsidiaries
Pennsylvanian Railroad
International
Dillon Read & Co
Halsey Stuart & Co., Inc
Bancamerica-Blair Corporation Syndicate
James T. Hamill
Women’s” Federation
Sewild Inestment CO
Leaders of Industry
Robert K. Tomlinson Investments
Continental Bank
Meyer-Kiser Bank
E. Washington
R.H. Gibson & Co
Nong. Chase and Cincianetta
Circle Tower
Broadway
Dixie Terminal
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