Mopacs no-hits Jet Cleaners with 15 strikeouts
Kenneth Begeman pitched a no hitter for the Mopacs against the Jett Cleaners at City Park and set a strikeout record by whiffing 15. The Mopacs won 7-1 as a big fourth inning produced six runs. Schulte walked and scored for the Jetts. the Cleaners were retired in order after the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Begeman
Mopacs
Jett Cleaners
City Park
Jetts
Begeman
Schulte
Cleaners
Mopac
Vivien
Adrian
Schepker
RH Ej
Pacific
Fights Last Night Ring Returns With Multiple Decisions
In Los Angeles Eddie Simmons 198 pounds outpointed Wild Bill Boyd 190. In Seattle Freddie Steele 161 1 4 pounds outpointed Golly Krieger 164 non-title. Detroit Kaye Morgan 120 outpointed Jose Santos 124 4. New York Eddie McGreever 137 technically KO Honey Melody 141. New York Bernie Friedkin 136 and Orville Drour are 135 4 Windsor outpointed by Grew 8. Newark Ray Miller 170 15 outpointed Herbie Katz 167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Boston
New York
Bernie Friedkin
Orville Drourare
Windsor
Ont
Newark
N. J
Baseball standings and results from yesterday AP
American Association results include St Paul 7 Toledo 2 Columbus 7 Minneapolis 1 Louisville 8 Milwaukee 5 in 12 innings. National League games New York 5 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 5 Boston 2 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2. American League New York 7 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 8 Detroit 2 Washington 7 Cleveland 6 Boston 5 St. Louis 3. A stray note mentions donkeys and thistles about mouth linings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Terry in another crack at Dodgers on Brooklyn first night
New York June 1 AP Bill Terry Giants manager jokes about Dodgers again. Asked if he would attend Brooklyn’s first night game he quipped that he wanted to see Jesse Owens run. Owens is slated to give exhibitions before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Bill
Jesse Owens
Owens
Nomen's Golf Meet Moves Into Second Round
In Colorado Springs June 15 AP notes the second round of the women's Western Open Golf Meet. Defending champion Helen Hicks Harb of Little Rock faces Beatrice Barrett from Minneapolis, recalling last year's Chicago final. Also pitting Paty Berg against Mrs Charles Newbold and Mrs Opal Hill against Mrs E R Hury, the matchups promise a Championship duel atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Breadmoore
Chicago
Helen Hicks Harb
Little Rock
Ark
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Kansas City Tennis Players Told to Wear Shirts
Kansas City park board secretary Roger Miller announced public courts must require shirts for all players after numerous complaints, mainly from mothers of girl players, noting some boys display muscles while playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tarzan Bame
Roger Miller
The
Park Board
Miller
Louis 19 Near Top Condition For Big Fight
In Pompton Lakes New Jersey on June 15, Joe Louis nears peak form for his title defense against Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium next week. He plans light sparring, then five to six rounds with partners, after a six-round session that impressed Jimmy Braddock and Gene Tunney. Braddock says Louis must force the pace to win within five or six rounds. Schmeling's camp reports six rounds today plus roadwork as he enters final week, with manager Joe Jacobs praising his conditioning as better than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Gene Tunney
Braddock
Schmeling
Joe
Tunney
Ying
Gene
Max
N.Y
Mex
Wis
Joe Jacobs
Max Machon
Mas Wachon
Broadway
Charley Yates brings British Amateur Cup into customs
United Press staff reports Charley Yates of Atlanta arrived from Europe with the British Amateur Cup packed with dirty shirts underwear and socks inside a walnut chest. He joked the cup will stay in the trophy case at East Lake CC. The column also riffs on Joe Louis Schmeling Braddock betting on a fast knockout and a Dodgers night game under floodlights with a playful nod to Phineas T. Barnum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
UPI
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Europe
Charley
Sre
Bob Jones
East Lake Country Club
Joe Louis
Joe
Max Schmeling
Bass Fishing Changes Minds on Sports and Deer Slaughter
An essay by Earl Stokes recounts discovering fly casting and river lure fishing for bass, praising the thrill of a river runt plug. It also urges stricter deer protection, condemns illegal slaughter, and calls for responsible hunting to restore Missouri’s deer fishing heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Buster) Stokes
Jefferson City Jiminy College
Stokes
Almng
Giants acquire Berger and Gabler in deal from Bees
Today a year ago the Giants traded for outfielder Wally Berger from the Boston Bees for about $25 000 and pitcher Frank Gabler. Three years ago Jack Love Lock won the Princeton invitation mile in 4 11 2, beating Bill Bonthron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Giants
Wally Berger
Boston Bees
Frank Gabler
Jack Lovelock
Princeton
Bill Bonthron
Western Open Golf Opens With Guldahl Leading
Ralph Guldahl shot a par 71 to hold a one stroke lead as the 38th Western Open began in St. Louis. Sam Snead, Paul Bunyan, Toney Penna and Ray Manslum trailed by one stroke, with scores in the 70s and 80s marking a challenging first round on a tough course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Martin
ST. Louis
Ralph Guldahl
Rolf
Madison
N. Tals Pro
Guldahl
Denver
Sam, Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Paul Bunyan
Whites Plains
Toney Penna
Dayton
Ohio
Floyd Farley
Oklahoma City
Ray Man
San Francisco
Jimmy Hines
New York
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Herion Smith
Tommy Armour
Frank Walsh
Harry Cooper
Jimmy ‘Thomson
Cooper
Smith
Little
Thomson
Walsh
Armor
Armour
Sid Richardson
Creston
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Wrestling results and trades from Associated Press dispatch
In Lancaster Ernie Dusels 229 from Omaha threw Hans Barber 234 from Cambridge in 30 44. In Boston Steve Crusher Casey 225 defeated Yvon Rop ert 220 from Montreal in two of three falls. Harrisburg Orville Brown 228 pinned Prince hu Pinder 225 Calcutta Indian by ten yards with Glenn Cunningham third. Five years ago Phillies traded Arthur Whitney and Hal Lee to Boston for Fritz Knothe West Schulmerich and 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lancaster
Ernie Dusels
Omaha
Hans Barber
Cambridge
Boston
Steve Crusher Casey
Ireland
Yvon Ropert
Montreal
Harrisburg
Orville Brown
Wallace
Prince Hu Pinder
Calcutta
Glenn Cunningham
Phillies
Arthur Whitney
Hal Lee
Boston Braves
Fritz Knothe
West Schulmerich
Roundup on boxing odds and sports notes from New York
Speculators pay high prices for Schmel ing Louis ringside seats as publishers bet on a sensational party. Betting odds split across rounds with Schmeling favored to stop Louis, while Max Baer contemplates future matchups. A mix of local softball scores, trades, and pitcher shortages rounds out the day’s sports chatter.
Pennant Race Hinges On Pitching Health For Cubs and Indians
Major league pennant hopes hinge on two fatigued arms as Dizzy Dean and Bob Feller face injuries. Cubs beat Boston 5-2 with Tex Carleton pitching, while Indians fall as rookie Johny Humphries gets blasted in a 7-8 loss to Washington. Yankees win 7-4, trimming Cleveland’s lead to a half game after Rip Radcliff’s errors and a White Sox seven-run surge. Pirates drop as Cubs and Yankees gain ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Fullerton, SR
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Dizzy Dean
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Dean
Chicago
E&stern
Cubs
Boston Bros
Feller
Indians
Fetler
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Bob
Oscar Milt
Johny Humphries
Washington
Tribe
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Yanks
Rip Radcliff
Tex Carleton
Bees
New Yorkers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Liberty Horse Thief Society Seeks Disbandment
Liberty, N. J. June 15. The Liberty Horse Thief Detecting Society reports business is poor after a quarter century without a chase. Members recall only one notable pursuit and now favor disbanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Thief Society
Liberty
Liberty Horse Thing Detecting Society
State Supreme Court Dissolves Longstanding Organization
An organization lasting 29 years was voted yesterday to be dissolved by the state supreme court. The president, a four year old Hore Ace J. Severance, recalled that in 1908 members aimed to restore a team and a buckboard. the horses were never found, and the buckboard later reappeared in a Patterson, New Jersey blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Horeace J. Severance
anPterson
N. J
Baseball Roundup: Louis Beats Browns in Pinch Hit Thriller
Louis defeats the Browns 5-3 as Buck News on pinch hit with bases loaded in the eighth. The Athletics beat Detroit 6-2, becoming the only club to best pitcher Kennedy twice. Curt Davis manned the mound for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 4-3 win over the Phillies, driving in the decisive run. The Cincinnati Brooklyn game was canceled when the Dodgers were late arriving.
MTOR LENGUR Leaders and Standings Highlights
National League batting leaders include Lavagetto Brooklyn at .360 with Lombardi Cincinnati at .859. Ott New York leads in runs with 50 and 51 RBIs for Ott, Medwick 43. McCormick Cincinnati tops hits with 70, Moore New York and Hack Chicago tied for 68. McCormick 18 doubles. Suhy Pittsburgh and Mize St Louis tied for 8 triples. Goodman Cincinnati 14 HRs. Ol New York 13. Galan and Hack Chicago with 4 steals. Pitching: Brown Pittsburgh 2, Lee Chicago 72. In batting, Averill Cleveland 3745 and Trosky Cleveland .361. Runs: Lewis Washington, Foxx Boston, Johnson Philadelphia 44. Foxx 69 RBI, Averill 51. Travis Washington 74 hits, Lewis Washington 70. Cronin and Cramer Boston 16 doubles. Averill 7 triples. Sleath and Wheltner Cleveland 5. Foxx Boston 18 HR, Johnson Philadelphia 15. Lewis Washington 10 steals, Kreevich Chicago 9. Pitching Grove Boston -1, Allen Cleveland 7-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Ott
New York
Hack
Chicago
Medwick
St. Louis
McCormick
Moore
Martin
Philadelphia
Suhy
Pittsburgh
Mize
Goodman
Galan
Brown
Lee
Averill
Cleveland
Trosky
Lewis
Washington
Foxx
Boston
Johnson
Huns
Travis
Cronin
Cramer
Sleath
Wheltner
Kreevich
Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yune
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
Sere
Krogers
Newberry Oilers
Algoa
Bartlett Bookstore
Oilers
Newberrys
Cordes
Rhe
P. Stewart
Bartletts
Algoa Field
Silewart
Bell
Harris
Lammers
Mednwati
Post- Ad
Cleveland Beeen
Boston Aes
Detroit Sdeteee
Sen
Terry
Nomen's
K. C
State of Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Toyal House
Wettin
Champ
Jim Braddock
Bomber
Phineas T. Barnum
Bubinsky Bees
Madge Evans
John Boles
Herbert
Madeleine Marshall Carroll
SSS
Lost Dreams
Bill Rosa
Lola Lane
Vm. Gargan
Misson
Ozark
Sports Mirror
Crowd
Capitol
Lafayette
Paris
Allen Jenkins Schmickelerve
Eddie Brietz
Annenberg
Philadelphia Inquirer
Max Baer
Bots Pastor
Louis Schmeling
Jos Jacobs
Stan Barquam
Moorhead
Minn
Venice Garden
A &Ranch
Mtor Lengur
Gentral Dairy
UID
Jefferson City
Capital City Water Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!