Erotern Teams Set to Tour West Coast
Eastern powerhouses travel to the west to face Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians in the American League pennant race. Yankees crush Red Sox 12 1 with Ruth homering for the 16th time, while Athletics beat Washington 7 1. Senators lose key sticks with Cronin and Manush sidelined. Foxx hits 21st homer. In NL, Braves close gap on Cubs with two wins as Giants suffer Terry injury. Cardinals split with Reds. Derringer and Dean win both games. Phillies move up by beating Brooklyn 7 8.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
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Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
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Red Sox
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Jimmy Foxx
Detroit
Cleveland
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Helen Wills Moody Wins French Title
Helen Wills Moody, the California ace, captured the French championship at Roland Garros by defeating Mme Rene Rathieu 1 5, 6 1. She now targets Wimbledon and the American championship, aiming to win all three major titles in the same year. Henri Cochet meets George De Stefani in the men’s final after dispatching Marcel Bernard and Anderlien Menzel.
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George de Stefani
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Czechoslovakia
Roland Garros
Rene Mathieu
Major League Enders Across Leagues From AP Figures
End of season totals show P Wanner of the Pirates leading National League batting with 399. Klein of the Phillies tops home runs with 13 and 36 steals. Foxx of the Athletics leads American League batting with 401 and RBIs with 59. Pitchers Betts and Gomez post notable wins.
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Klein
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O’dowl
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Browns
MacFayden Goes to New York Yankees
New York June 6 AP The Yankees gain pitcher Danny MacFayden from Boston in a last minute deal for Henry Johnson and Ivy Paul An dress. MacFayden, soon 27 and noted as an American League ace right hander, replaces two pitchers often sidelined by illness.
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Lutheran Juniors Take Lead With Narrow Victory
The Lutheran Juniors beat Eugene 7 to 6 to move atop the Cole County League standings. Eugene Viets pitched for the Lutherans, allowing few hits, while Coose starred at the plate with three hits including a homer in the fifth. Four double plays aided the defense as Lutheran improves to four wins, no losses. Eugene stands at three wins, one loss.
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Gettig
Schaaf to Meet New Jersey Fighter in Ten Round Bout
Newark tonight features Bernie Schaaf the heavy favorite in a ten round bout against Tony Galento of Orange. Schaaf, rated third in the heavyweight ranks behind Schmeling and Sharkey, opens a dull week with a strong lead. In Springfield Virgil Harris, 26, was convicted for robbery of the Bank of Republic last March and given fifty years.
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Aston
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Bank of Republic
Umpire Moriarty Fights Back In Sox Brawl Fallout
Wilt Herridge faces criticism over the Moriarty White Sox brawl ruling. Umpire Moriarty tackled by Sox after challenging them under Cleveland grandstand. Gaston fined 500 and 10 days, Fonseca fined, Berry and Grube fined, Moriarty admonished. Debate centers on umpire authority and Ban Johnson's stance.
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Home ownership in U S rises since 1920 census
Preliminary estimates from the Commerce Department housing division show 30 out of 100 U.S. families own their homes, up from about 48 percent in 1920. Urban ownership increases offset farm declines, with Britain at about 20 percent owners despite population and wage differences.
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America
Department of Commerce
United States
United Stats
Great Britain
Eldon Team Beats Centertown Tigers Nine to Three
The Eldon team defeated Centertown Tigers nine to three at Centertown on Sunday. The Tigers briefly rallied with three runs in the eighth and four in the ninth but could not overcome Eldon’s lead. Batteries: McCoy and Nichols for Eldon. Love, Edgemond and Mumburg for Centertown. Centertown hosts Tipton next Sunday at Centertown.
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Love
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Tipton
U S Tennis Stars in Bio for Title
Memphis June 8 AP.Seventy three of the country’s fore most tennis players began bids for the national clay courts championship. Twenty nine matches slated for opening round with four big contenders session. Wilbur Coen Kansas City may not play until tomorrow at earliest.
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Sarazen Tops English Open Leaders On Qualifying Day
Gene Sarazen, stocky New York pro and 1922 U S Open champion, shot 73 at Prince's Course in the first qualifying round of the British Open. He tied for fourth with 74 after a 37/37 split and edged rivals like Hartley and Ray by one stroke. Others struggled in the wind at St George's as Armour led with 72 and Pursey trailed.
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Seattle
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Fred ‘Tageert
England
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J C Mohawks Win 2nd Straight Game
The Jefferson City Mohawks defeated the Columbia White Sox 10 to 6 to move two games ahead in the series. Jewell dominated the seventh through ninth, striking out eleven, as Mohawks pulled away with three runs. Smith Price and Jones led the offense with a triple and a single.
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Do You Remember Do You Remember One Year Ago Today
Southern California's intercollegiate track champions added the National Collegiate A A title to their collection, scoring a record total of 77 17 points. Dale Letts of Chicago broke the half mile record running 133.5.
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Dale Letts
Chicago
Veterans Defeat De Molays in Fifteen Inning Merger
The Veterans of Foreign Wars beat the Jefferson City DeMolays 10 to 9 at Houchins Park on a Sunday afternoon. Harry Leach’s long smash in the Math inning scored Mark Way and Downing for the Vets, aided by four hits from Charlie Downing and three from Chubby Schulte. Wynes allowed 11 hits for the DeMolays with four strikeouts. Meinhardt allowed eight hits and six strikeouts for the Vets. Roy Thorpe led the DeMolays with four hits. fielding errors by the DeMolays doomed their chances. Batteries: Vets Meinhardt and Bolton. DeMolays Wynes and Shelton.
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Chubby” Schulte
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Imported soy beans flood U S market with Orient varieties
More than 3000 varieties of soy beans have been imported into the United States from the Orient. The arrival expands agricultural options and may influence futures, seed stocks, and culinary usage nationwide.
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United States
Mussolini Survives Another Bomb Plot Outside Rome
In Rome on June 6 premier Benito Mussolini survived a bomb plot after police arrested 25 year old Italian Angelo Sbardellotto near Palazzo Venezia. He carried two bombs and a forged passport and claimed to act for Justice and Liberty aiming at Garibaldi celebration. The arrest prompted heightened protections for King Victor Emmanuel with 1 000 Rome garrison troops reviewed.
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Deficit widens as fiscal year nears end in 1932
Washington AP reports that with 27 days left in the 1932 fiscal year the U S deficit stood at 2 707 732 073 dollars. Treasury receipts from all sources totaled 1 780 079 896 while expenditures reached 4 488 412 589 dollars.
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Sectional qualifiers selected today in nation wide play
National open golf championship qualifiers were decided across 20 districts with 116 spots filling a 150 player field at Fresh Meadow Club on Long Island. Exemptions included Jose Jurado Tomokichi Miyamoto Tommy Armour and 31 low scorers from the 1991 event among 97 hopefuls in today’s 30 hole medal play across districts.
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Long Island
Jose Jurado
Argentina
Tomokichi Miyamoto
Japan
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Sandwich
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Mar We Dutra
Phil Perkins
MacDonald Smith
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Osage Bend Beats Cedar City in Lopsided Victory
Osage Bend defeated Cedar City 41 to 8 as Stockman excelled with eight hits allowed and 18 strikeouts. The Cedar City team had 10 hits and 8 errors. Next week Osage Bend hosts the Jefferson Lutherans in Osage Bend. Diamonds are found in single crystals.
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Fine Fettle
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Cedar City
Stock
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