Cubs Extend Win Streak Ends as Dodgers Spark Upset
The Chicago Cubs 15 game run ends when the Brooklyn Dodgers beat them 7-2 in the opener and 6-4 in the nightcap. The Cardinals and Giants win, leaving Chicago a half game back with Pittsburgh close behind. Arky Vaughan fuels a 7-6 Pirates win while Ernie Lombardi injures a finger on a foul tip. The Yankees lose to Detroit as Red Sox split with St. Louis Browns. Chubby Dean and Wes Ferrell shine in other games as Dykes returns to White Sox management.
League Leaders in National and American Baseball
National League leaders include S Martin of the Cardinals with a .376 batting average and J Moore of the Phillies at .364. Other top marks feature runs by J Martin and Vaughan, RBIs led by Menwick and Ott, hits by Jordan and Medwick, doubles by Herman and Medwick, and home runs by Ott and J Moore with others close behind. American League stats show Gehrig leading batting at .390 alongside Sullivan, Gehringer topping runs and hits, with Foxx and Gehrig sharing home run leadership and Gehringer driving triples with Clift. Powell is noted for stolen bases, with Werber and White Sox players also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
S. Martin
Cardinals
J. Moore
Phillies
J. Martin
Vaughan
Pirates
Menwick
Ott
Giants
Jordan
Bees
Medwick Cardinals
Herman
Cubs
Medwick
Camilli
Goodman
Reds
Klein
Ang
Galan
Fitching
J. Dean
Carleton
Gehrig
Yankees
Sullivan
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Foxx
Red Sox
Goslin
Bulldogs Trim Owls to Take 10-8 Victory
Jefferson City locals, the Bulldogs and the Owls, clashed on Ar Zonne Street in a nine inning battle. Branson pitched a full nine for the Bulldogs while Al Turbett led the Owls with three hits. Fleming and Rost each added three and four hits for the Bulldogs as they improved to six wins with a 10 to 8 win over Copeland and the Owls. The Bulldogs travel to Wardsville next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Bulldogs
Owls
Ar- Zonne Street
Copeland
Owl
F. Bitticks
Branson
Bulldog
Fleming
F. Rost
al Turbett
Wardsville
RHE Bulldogs
J. Koester
Mak to Return Home on German Airliner
Max Schmeling planned a quiet day of rest before leaving tomorrow night on the Zeppelin Hindenburg for Germany. He leaves promoter Mike Jacobs to resolve Madison Square Garden issues over a possible bout with heavyweight champion Jim Braddock in September. Schmeling said he cares more about the championship than money, and manager Joe Jacobs noted they turned down $152,000 in various offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Sehmeling
Germany
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Jim Braddock
Joe Jacobs
Monument Plan For McLemore Schmeling Tribute
United Press reports Henry McLemore and the Society for the Reward of Patience and Blind Luck plan a mountain monument to Henry McLemore after Schmeling choice over Louis. He envisions a Stone Mountain style carving with wild game on site and a seaworthy cruiser as alternate tribute. Opening Round Postponed at Hoylake due to a violent thunderstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
B. H. McLemore
Society-for-the
Stone Mountain Memorial
Atlanta
George Washington
Black Hills
South Dakota
H. McLemore
jHe
McLemore
Schmeling
Miss Liberty
Marion Miley Defends Trans Miss Golf Title in Denver
Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky faces a strong field at the Denver Country Club as she defends the Trans Missis sippi women’s golf crown. Miley, 22, predicts a qualifier around eight dollars and names Patty Berg Dorothy Traung Beatrice Barrett and Phyllis Buchanan among her top rivals. Berg’s 70 round last weekend fuels expectations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Marion Miley
Lexington
Miss Muley
Miss Miley
Fred Miley
Fears Patty Berg
Patty Berg
Minneapolis Goodhead
Dorothy Traung
San
Wingett Smack HTH Home Run
AP report highlights Jack Winsett of the Columbus Red Birds hitting his 20th homer as his team falls 10 to 1 to Indianapolis in the second game of a doubleheader after a 10 to 0 opener. Winsett adds his 24th and 25th straight games with a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Winsett
Columbus Red Bird
Indianapolis
Winsett
Louisville Colonels
Toledo
Hens
Jack Tising
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Forrest Pressnell
Brewsers
Chet Laabs
St. Paul
Arab snipers attack train near Haifa Jerusalem
June 22 AP five Arabs killed and two British soldiers wounded in two sniping incidents against a Jerusalem to Haifa train. British forces pursued an ambushing Arab band near Anabta with air support, reclaiming Sills body from a cave as the Arab high committee urged continued general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Haifa
Khanyanis
Anabta
Tel Aviv
Henry Sills
Tulkarem
Arab High Committee
Yale Harvard Rivalry Highlighted by Past Meet
Sports Mirror recalls a year ago Yale varsity crew trouncing Harvard by four lengths while Southern California won the NCAA track meet with Jesse Owens sweeping four events contributing to Ohio State's vast score. Also notes three and five years ago golf and tennis results featuring George Dunlop and Henri Cochel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Varjsity
Harvard
Southern California
N.C. A
Tweedies Defeat Eldon In Ten Inning Game
The Tweedies defeated Eldon 9 to 8 in ten innings. Woody Morris earned the win, relieving W. Slaughter in the eighth while delivering airtight relief. Vineel Maxey led with three hits in six at bats as Tweedies extended a seven game winning streak and travel to Mokane next Sunday to face a strong opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedies Baseballear
Eldon
Woody Morris
W. Slaughter
Vineel Maxey
Tweedies
Mokane
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Baseball Showdowns
Wally Berger of the Bees hit a homer with a man aboard as they beat the Reds. Chubby Dean of the Athletics had two hits in one inning as pinch hitter in an 11-5 win over the White Sox. Arky Vaughan of the Pirates struck twice with two homers in a 7-6 victory against the Phillies. Marv Owen drove in two for the Tigers with a double in the Yankees defeat. Wes Ferrell of the Red Sox and Roy Bell of the Browns led wins in split doubleheader, Ferrell limiting the Browns to two hits in game one and Bell collecting three hits including a homer in game two. Denny Gatehouse of the Indians pitched nine-hit ball in his first big league start versus the Senators. Curt Davis of the Cubs and Van Mungo contributed in Dodgers doubleheader. Farmer of the Dodgers had five hits as one pitcher won the opener and another had eight hits in the nightcap. Travis Jackson of the Giants homered with two on in a 6-4 win over the Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Pellmell
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Pbut
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Roy Parmelee
Cubs
Windy City
Wrigley Field
Brooklyns
Curt Davis
Bill Terry
Giants
Travis Jackson
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Arky Vaughan
Wally Berger
Boston Bees
Reds
Ernie Lombardi
Yanks
Tigers
Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Chicago
Chubby Dean
Bees
Pirates
Marv Owen
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Roy Bell
Browns
Ferrell
Bell
Denny Gatehouse
Indians
van Mungo
Dodgers
Farmer
Dykes to Lead Sox Again During 1937 Season
Jimmy Dykes, dean of active players in the American League and manager of the Chicago White Sox, held a contract today to lead the Sox during 1937. At 49, he has managed the club since May 8, 1934, longer than any other manager since Kid Gleason, and he is playing regularly at third base while hitting around .300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Kid Gleason
Hotel proprietor J Hoxsey dies in Mexico Missouri
Mexico Missouri June 22 UP J Hoxsey 69 a longtime hotel proprietor died after a prolonged illness He native of Madison County Illinois gained local fame for a hotel started in 1893 Surviving his widow and two children Funeral services set for tomorrow in Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
J. Hoxsey
Madison County
Honsey
Missouri
Communists Party in St Louis Adopts Platform
The Communist party state convention adopted a platform calling for more adequate relief an end to racial discrimination increased educational funding and seed loans for farmers. Nominees included Frank Williams for governor Van derbilt Bellon for lieutenant governor John Day for secretary of state Mary Lewis for state treasurer and Jesse Alspaugh for state auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Communist Party
Frank Williams
Vanderbilt Bellon
John Day
Joplin
Mary Lewis
Jesse Alspaugh
Kansas City
London Directory Origin Tied to Charles the Third
A fragment notes the first directory of London tracing back to Charles III aiming to assemble a body of citizens able to lend him money. It highlights royal finance origins and the concept of a loaning citizenry in early governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles 3
Missouri and Kansas Delegates Question Roosevelt Challenge
Missouri and Kansas Democratic delegates and leaders showed little interest in the Smith Reed statement urging Roosevelt be set aside. The Missouri group, led by Governor Guy B. Park, planned to organize that night as the delegation prepared to travel to Philadelphia for the convention. Reed, a former Missouri senator, was a key figure two cycles ago and led support for Roosevelt on the first Chicago ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Kansas
al Smith
Kim Reed
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Union Station
R. T. Wood
Springfield
Sedalia
Red
Wood
Balic Waggener
Atchison
Guy B. Park
Sunflower State
Reed
United States Senate
Statn
Persident
Right to Practice Law Examinations at Capitol
About 220 potential attorneys gathered today for the June bar examinations to be held in the senate and house chambers. E F Elliott, clerk of the supreme court, said this year’s class is among the largest ever. Most candidates hail from Missouri and other named law schools. exams run until Wednesday noon. Onion Giftorks Wife in London Ont reports a magistrate hearing on non support with a tale of 60 cents, a box of pansies and onions sent by the husband on Mothers Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House DE Representatives
E. FL Elliott
Supreme Court
University of Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis University
Kansas City School of Law
Onion Giftorks Wife
London
Ont
Well Known Missouri Lumberman Dies in Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports George N. Gromer 70 of Missouri died after a stroke at a hospital Saturday. He was a well known lumberman, former regent of State Teachers College, and served as county court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas ‘City
George N. Gromer
Ceburg
Janne Daviess
Marvilis
State ‘Teachers College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiger
Weaver
Guy Bush
Bulldogs Trim Owls
Mak
Louis
Reas
Aston
Cleveland Wees
Brooklyn
Peyeeney
Hoylake
Eng
Wingett Smack
Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Salisbury Pisin
England
Stonehenge
Wate Ai
Holyland
Sports Mirror
T. J. Hoxsey
State
San Francisco
District Court of Appeals
Fie
Sierra Marce
Cal
Siena
Madre
Monrovia
Arcadia
San Gabriel
Automobile Dynasty
Revolutionary Movement
Burcy Battle Creek
Andrew Hansen
Hansen
Battle Creek
Fort Dodge
Holiday Creek
Calistoga
California
Mount Lassen
Mount, Saint Helena
Alameda
Alameda County
Oakland
Augusta Smith la Rue
Board of Education
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
IGE Missouri
Midwest
Bolt
Cole County
Herbert H. Schubert
Louis L. Walther
Judge County
CARL +. WYMORE
Thone 2
Winnipeg
Man
Everbnent
Pope's
Sumner
Dubinsky Bros
America
S Theatre
Sh Loule
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!