Senators Lose Wen Almost At Lengue Top
Washington Senators saw their six game win streak slip as they split a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns. In Chicago, the Yankees won the opener while the Browns edged a second win in ten innings. Detroit, Cleveland, and St. Louis Cardinals also posted wins in a day of baseball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Wen
Lengue
Canzoneri to Meet Barney Ross Friday in Chicago Stadium
Tony Canzoneri makes his fifth lightweight title defense Friday night at Chicago Stadium against Barney Ross of Chicago. Ross earned a title shot by outpointing Billy Patrolle in March, but boxing critics see him as a strong underdog. The bout is set for 10 rounds, with Canzoneri a heavy favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Canzineri
Chicago
Barney Ross
Ross
Billy Patrolle
Ani Prillisnt Canzoneri
Tony
Tommy Loughran
Steve Hamas
Yankee Stadium
Hamas
Metcalfe and Owens Set for National Meet at Soldier Field
Chicago reports Metcalfe the current fastest man and Jesse Owens of Cleveland high school standouts equal world marks in the 100 yard dash at the national interscholastic track event. Owens also clocks 21 seconds for the 220 yard dash and may contest the broad jump, where he feated 25 feet 9?8 inches for prep title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
API
Raron Metcalfe
Jesse Ownes
Cleveland
U. Tille
Soldier Field
Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Jack Keller
Olio State
Western League Leaders Climb as Joplin and St Joseph Surge
Joplin Miners and St Joseph Saints surged to Western League co leaders with decisive wins. Joplin swept Omaha in a Sunday twin bill 6 1 and 12 10 6 as Joe Berry allowed six hits in the opener before Earl Hamilton finished the nightcap. St Joseph captured Muskoges action 12 3 behind Fitzherry Blanton and Moose Johnatn with Kit Carson aiding the offense. Buckshot May beat Petty in a seven inning game 3 1. Hutchinson and Springfield tied for fourth as Topeka won 3 1 to salvage a series finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joplin Miners
St. Joseph Saints
Obama
Miners
Packers
Saints
Muskoges
Joplin
Omaha
Joe Berry
Herman Dress
Berry
Earl Hamilton
Sam Dailey
McMahan
Frieson
McFarland
Ross
St. Joseph
Flteherry Blanton
Moose Johnatn
Kit Carson
Buckshot
Petty
Hutchinson
Springfield
Bn & Tow
Wheatshockers
Cash
Shiell
Leng My
Breese
Senators
Barnhart
Cardinals
Des Moines
Hansen
Demons
Patton
League Leaders By The Associated Press Including Yesterday's Games
National and American League leaders shown with players, teams, and statistics across batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and pitching. Notable names include Martin, Klein, Gehrig, Simmons, and Hildebrand among others with dates mentioning one year ago and anniversaries of past events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Martin
Cardinals
Klein
Phillies
Bartell
Battetin
Bottomley
Reds
Fullis
Kieln
Pirates
P. Waner
Suhr
Wartin
Cardinels
Herger
Braves
Martin and Frisch
Fallis
Davis
Giants
Hallahan
Carleton
Cantwell
Pirates Fall To ContA In Junior League Clash
The Jefferson City Pirates lost 8 to 13 to ContA, dropping from first place as Lutherans defeated Capital Utilities 20 to 8 in Cole County Junior Baseball League action. American Legion routed Centertown 4 to 1 in another junior association game Sunday with league standings showing Weyet Pet and Lutheran's leading and Centertown near the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Pirates
Corinth
Capital Utilities
Cole County
American Legion
Centertown
Ato 1
Wey Et Pet
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Early Baseball Action
Johnny Vergz and Grant-Hit doubled drove in both runs in a 2-0 win over the Cubs. Vic Sorrell and Lynwood Rawe pitched Detroit to a double victory over the Athletics, striking out. Tommy Thernon had five hits and three RBIs in two games with the Pirates against the Braves. Luke Apsling doubled four times against the Yankees. Dizzy Dean and Harry Rice starred as Cardinals and Reds split a doubleheader with Dean tossing a four-hit opener and Rice collecting four hits in game two. Oral Hildebrand and Mel Harder blanked the Red Sox 7-0 and 4-0. Sam Leslie drove in two with a bases-loaded single in a 3-1 win over the Phillies. Buddy Myer homered in both Senators games vs the Browns. A National Brake Code lists stopping distances for four wheel brakes as 20 feet excellent 25 feet good 35 feet unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Washington
Riousing
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Chicago Whiteox
Senators
George Blayholder
Sam West
Bruce Caropbell
Browns
Yankers
Melr Lend
Chicago
Wiley Moore
Yanks
White Sox
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Tigers
Cleveland
Oral Hildebrand
Mel Harder
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
New York Giant
Dizzy Dean
Bell
Reds
Giants
Lon Warneke
Lerah Parmelee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Johnny Vergz
Grant
Cubs
Vic Sorrell
Lynwood Rawe
Tommy Thernon
Pirates
Luke Apsling
Buddy Myer
H!t
Hardgoing National Open scene sparks from golf writers
William Braucher surveys the National Open on a sweltering day with Tommy Armour's power, Ryder Cup plans, and Notre Dame's George Melinkovich under medical strain. NEA writer Art Krenz vents at officials, editors, and press tensions, recounting clashes, camera clashes, and heat as reporters chase stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Braucher
Tommy Armour
Walter Hegen
Walter, Jr
England
Ryder City
George Melinkovich
Notre Dame
Red Sox
The
Yanks
George Pipgras
Gordon Rhodes
Ivy Paul Andrews
Henry Johnson
Werlber
Dusty Cooke
Mr. Krenz
Art Kreny
NEA
Chicago
INET PLAYERS BEGIN PLAY IN FT. SMITH
In Fort Smith Arkansas on June 1 AP reports Missouri Valley Association championships opening with Fred Royer of Dallas as No 1 seed and defending champion, Nelson Melalich of Kansas City as No 2, and Charles Davis of Oklahoma as No 3. Oklahoma leads entries with 18 in men singles. players from Texas Missouri Kansas Louisiana and Illinois also entered. MacCuervorst of Wichita will defend the women’s singles crown tomorrow as men’s doubles begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Smith
Ark
Fred Royer
Dallas
University of Oklahoma
Missouri Valley Association
Royer
Nelson Melalich
Kansas City
Charles Davis
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Louisiana
Illinois
MacCuervorst
Wichita
Kas
Indianapolis Player Sets American Association Hitting Record
Frank Sigafoos of Indianapolis, a second baseman, set a new American Association record by hitting safely in 438 consecutive games after going 2 for 4 with a double in a doubleheader. Despite the personal milestone, the Indians dropped both games to Columbus 8 0 and 3 1. Other results: St Paul swept Minneapolis 7 3, Toledo took two from Louisville 9 4 and 11 4, Milwaukee beat Kansas City 6 4, with a rain stoppage ending the first game of a doubleheader tied and a late finish left unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sigafoos
Indianapolis
Sigafoos
Detroit
Obeinnati
Bob Fisher
Minneapolis
Indians
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Brewers
Missouri convict held in Vermont
Lawrence Colby James, who escaped from a Massachusetts jail last July before transfer to Missouri state prison, was arrested in a rooming house in J0hnsbury Vermont. He admitted wandering and eluding justice and identified himself as an escaped prisoner after being caught stealing a bathing suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CT. Johnsbury
Lawrence Colby James
Marshall
Missouri
James
Repeal Fight Grows Hotter As Wets Contend
The nationwide repeal drive advances as Iowa Connecticut and New Hampshire vote on ratifying the 18th amendment repeal. Prohibitionists claim momentum with rallies planned in Des Moines. wets push for rejection amid last minute appeals and mixed state results. Thirty six states must vote for repeal to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Hampshire
Herring
Des Moines
Fletcher Parker
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Bern
Jouett Shouse
Association Against the
Farmer and Worker Meet at Columbia July Fourth
St Louis June 12 AP R ed Cara convention set for July 3 and 4 in Columbia Missouri to form a Missouri unit of the Continental Congress of Workers and Farmers. The assembly aims to revitalize a Farmer Labor party and mobilize relief efforts. Invitees include farmers, unemployed, co operatives, socialists, and labor groups from Missouri and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Columbia
Missouri
Continental Congress of Workers and Farmers
George E. Daemler
Farmer-Labor
Lloor
Daemler
Assembly
James T. Phillips
Missouri State Grange
Ewing
J. Clark Waldron
Social Problems Club
J.P. Solvan
Amityclans
Gien
Thurston
League For Independent Political Action
Hyman Schnied
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
W. C. Meyer
Socialist Prty
Logan H. Turner
Transport [Tation Brotherhoods
Kansas City
Lutherans and Meta Extend Lead in Missouri League
In a Missouri State League update Meta and the Jefferson City Lutherans widened their leads amid Sunday games. Meta beat Tuscumbia 7 to 4 as Humphrey dominates the mound, while Lutherans beat De Mollys 5 to 3 at Whiteway Park. New Bloomfield edged Westphalia 4 to 3, leaving Meta atop the standings with seven wins and one loss, as three teams chase in the middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta
Jefferson City Lutherans
Humphrey
Tuscumbia
Jth Osage County
Lutherins
de Mollys
Whiteway Park
Guthicians
Slaughter
Mueller
New Bloomfield
Westphalia
New Broomfield
Mela
Westphilia
DeMolhys
Ted
Chicagoan Loses $18 to Collegian
Chicago on June 19 AP reports Ralph Bleck told police he was a bit confused when a well dressed youth rode him of $10 and said warmly This will help me through college The incident ends with a total loss of $18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ralph Bleck
Two Conservation Corps Workers Injured in Crash Near Scammon
Five members of the Civilian Conservation Corps stationed at Scammon Kansas were injured in a motor car crash while returning from an official dance. Leo Lampkins age 21 from Eldorado Kansas sustained fractures to both legs and an arm and is in critical condition. Carl Boles age 12 from Wichita Kansas has a broken rib and lung puncture. Both were taken to a hospital in Pittsburgh Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kas
Ue Civilland Conservation Corps
Scammon
Leo Lampkins
Eldorado
Carl Boles
Wichita
Dunlop Advances in British Amateur Golf Championship
Hoylake England June 19 AP George Dunlap Jr United States entrant won in the second round of the British amateur championship defeating Joseph Gerry four and three after both had byes in the first round. The report also notes literary trivia about Poe and Wordsworth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yankees
Ala
YALE
Harvard
Thames River
New London
Conn
Crimson
Joseph
BY LauIer
White Soy
Bosson Red Soxus
John
Otter
Bis
Tet
Chapman
Simmons
Gehrig
Combs
White
Sox
Manush
Sewell
Avernll
Johnson
Comis
Waenkels
Gostin
Foxx
Walker
Hildebrand
Grove
Tex Carlton
Cards
California
Jock Hutchinson
U. S
CONTA
Panies
Euie
N.C. A.A
Krenz
Frank Walsh
Walsh
Bob Brooks
Bob
Joe Kirkwood
Joe
Brooks
Nee
Johnny Goodman
INET
FT. Smith
Vermont
Walter
Farmer
Lutherans
de Molays
Meta Downs
Ih. Pet
Meta Cp
Luuherans
Ats
Loomifield
DeMoinys
Teres
Oer
Dunlop
Edgar Allan Poe
Wiliam Wordsworth
Boes “Raven
Wordsworth
Pope’s
Architectural Service
John M. Schaper
Architect Central Trust
Post-Tribune