Tigers Slump Deepens Amid Bar Plight and Injuries
The Detroit Tigers face a severe slide as injuries to Dale Alexander and Charley Gehringer cripple batting. The team has fallen to last in the American League with 20 losses in 23 games, despite efforts by manager Stanley Harris.
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Submersible Rescue Efforts Off China Coast Pushed
Reports from WELLASWEIN CHINA describe rescue attempts for eight Poseidon crew members after the submarine’s sinking in the Yellow Sea. The Medway communicates with the crew while a Japanese salvage tug grapples the site and hopes to raise the craft within 24 hours.
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Tigers Shakeups Backfire as Athletics Rally to 12–3
In Monday and yesterday games the Tigers lineup changes backfired with a 12–3 loss to Philadelphia as four errors helped the Athletics score ten runs in two innings. Washington beat Chicago 9–8, while Cincinnati beat Boston 7–3. New York routed Chicago 16–2 and St Louis beat Brooklyn 8–5. Philadelphia moved into sixth place after Pittsburgh loss. Chuck Klein hit his 14th homer.
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Major League Leaders May Be Updated By AP Figures
National League leaders include batting Kay Kern and Arlett with hits for Giants, Reds, Phillies, Cardinals. pitching Derringer and Sweetland with several wins. American League leaders show Ruth batting and Foxx with home runs, Cronin and Simmons delivering runs batted in, plus Chapman and Johnson on stolen bases.
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Notable Coaching Moves and Baseball Trades Highlight Early Football Departures
Frank Carideo goes to Purdue to help Noble Kizer while Marty Brill leaves Notre Dame. Larry Mullins to coach at Kansas. Jol O'Brien to assist Navy next fall. George Vik to be North Carolina assistant. Tom Kassis to Colorado. Bucky O'Connor to Yale. Shires earns praise in American Association. Grimes excites Giants with dramatic play. discuss winning, fielding, and a planned heavyweight bout in Cleveland on July 3 with wary notes on smart fights.
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Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Boston welter Lou Brouillard stopped Paul Pirrone of Cleveland. In Indianapolis Tracy Cox halted Henry Palegano of Davenport. In Atlanta Battling Boz outpointed Pete Latzo of Scranton. In Lansing Billy Prin te knocked out David Rayon of Pontiac. In Charleston King Levinsky stopped Pat McCarthy of Boston.
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Remarkable escape from the Pais dot submersible crash
Survivors emerged from the submersible after it was struck by the Chinese Coastal Steamer YWula. Eighteen missing, 31 saved with two later dying. British ships Medway Hermes Berwick and Cumberland assisted, wreck located in about 140 feet of water.
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Carnera Redmond Bout Postponed by Rain
Heavyweight fight between Primo Carnera of Italy and Pat Redmond of Ireland was postponed due to rain. Promoter James J Johnston announced the bout will be rescheduled for Monday night at Wobetts field in West.
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Youth Acquitted by Insanity in Fisher Slaying Case
In St Joseph Missouri on June 10 Ary Burke was acquitted by reason of insanity for killing John Fisher a mechanic. Prosecutor Frank Kirtley returned to decide if Burke will be examined by a commission or tried on a pending murder charge involving John Brown the constable. Burke faces more than 100 holdups and robberies and his father lawyer Edward C Burke testified Walter Powell was the actual slayer.
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