Battling 19 Close In Two Big Leagues
In pennant races the top clubs in both major leagues show tight races. Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 4 2, New York and Chicago tie for NL lead after Cubs 11 1 win over Cincinnati, Dodgers end Boston streak 6 1, Yankees lead AL after 5 3 win over Philadelphia with Ruth Gehrig Foxx homers. Browns beat Indians 12 3 while Red Sox top Washington 7 2 as Greenberg Goslin and Cochrane spark Detroit 11 2 win over Chicago.
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Dutch) Laonerd
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Boxing quotes and heavyweight odds toward Carnera Baer clash
A long-winded preview tracks boxers Primo Carnera and Max Baer as June 14 Garden bout looms. Mentions Fitzgerald sparring legends, past heavyweights, and veteran managers weighing Carnera against Baer while recalling earlier giants and the era's rough landscape.
Baer Camera title clash eyed as Baer youth drives grit
Max Baer, young heavyweight and former butcher, prepares for a June 14 title bout with Primo Camera. The article notes Baer's calm, quick wit, and unconventional approach to training, contrasting him with the methodical Carnera and reflecting on his rise, public scrutiny, and prior triumph over Schmeling. The piece interweaves boxing speculation with Grayson’s observations on Baer’s lifestyle and mental edge.
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Jack Debipsey
Harry Grayson
New York
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Max Baer
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Butcher Boy
Max Adelbert
Max Schmeling
Jack Demsey
Jack Dempsey
Schmeling
Tenton
Mittman
CaYnera
Carnera
Lille Coftage
Toledo
Brennan
Carpentier
Gibbons
Firpo
Tunney
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Do You Remember One Year Ago Yankees Sweep Athletics
A retrospective note recalls the Yankees sweeping the Athletics in a two doubleheader series, highlighting a perfect 2-2 and 2-2 outcome. It ties in with broader sports trivia and anniversary reflections.
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Athletics
Iowa
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Quick Trigger Police Killing Innocent Man in Phoenix
In Phoenix on June 4, federal agents and police trapped extortionist Louis Walsh after he demanded 3,500 from I. Diamond. Walsh was killed and an innocent sleeper, Robert Perkins, 22, was fatally shot in bed when bullets intended for Walsh struck him. The coroner's jury will hear how the money dropped near Perkins as the ambush unfolded. The letter threatening Diamond had lain unread for three days.
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Ariz
Robert Perkins
Louis Walsh
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I. Diamond
Perkins
Walsh Shot After Accepting Packet on Street Corner
Walsh accepts a packet from Diamond on a street corner and reassures, Everything will be all right. He then shouts Halt, drops the money, and is killed in full stride as he attempts to flee.
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Diamond
Boy Killed Riding With His Mother near Chanute
Alfred Stratton, 9, son of Mr and Mrs George Stratton, was fatally injured when a car driven by his mother left the road and struck a telephone pole near the Stratton home ten miles west of Chanute Kansas. His skull was fractured. Mrs Stratton and two other children were uninjured. Stratton was employed by the Santa Fe railroad at Caney.
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Alfred Stratton
George Stratton
Former teacher convicted again in wife murder
Hubert Moor, 34, once a Robinson, Illinois schoolteacher, was found guilty a second time of murdering his wife. The jury imposed life imprisonment. Separately in Caruthersville, Missouri, a search continued for the bodies of William Tidwell, 18, and Clara McQuire, 23, who drowned in the Mississippi near the city after likely falling into a deep hole Saturday night.
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Clara McQuire
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Lightning Claims Two Boys Near St Louis Swimming Hole
Two youths Bernard G Kuenz 10 and Herman Taylor 16 were killed instantly when a bolt of lightning struck a barbed wire fence near a swimming hole during a severe electrical storm yesterday near St Louis. Five companions lagging behind escaped unhurt.
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Herman Taylor
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Dionne Quintuplets Gripped by Jaundice in Ontario
Corbeil Ontario June 4 Jaundice gripped the Dionne quintuplets today but their physician Dr AR Dafoe said the condition was not alarming The week old infants will not be exhibited at Chicago World’s Fair this summer Dafoe who is to decide if the five sisters go to Chicago said a trip outside Ontario would be dangerous and he would not consent to Ovila Dionne father of the babies.
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Ruby Robert
Jeffries
Primo Cargara
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Warner
Carnera
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Primo
Steve Hamas
Charley Harvey
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Stephen
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Loughran
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Ed Dunkhorst
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Walter McCarty
Jess Williard
Fred Fitton
McCarty
Jack Johnson
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Williard
Corbeil
A .R. Dafoe
Chicago
Contract Secures Family Income at the Fair
A family reportedly signed a contract guaranteeing them 250 dollars per week and 30 percent of gate receipts during the fair. The agreement outlines earnings and revenue share, indicating formal arrangement tied to attendance and performances at the event.
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