Harris Detroit Tiger Cubs Shine In Rising Season
Harris Detroit team Qus plays title calibre as Bucky Harris shapes a roster built in three years. Gerald Walker and Isadore Goldstein emerge as bright prospects fueling eight wins in nine games. Walker hits 377, Goldstein has three wins. Tigers beat White Sox 8 3 with Goldstein three doubles. Athletics sweep Red Sox. Foxx and Cramer spark offense. Cubs drop to Cardinals as Der ringer limits Cubs to five hits.
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New Soil Erosion Device Unveiled by USDA
A new device perfected by the U S Department of Agriculture measures the amount of erosion caused by rain water. The tool aims to quantify rainfall impact on soil, aiding farmers and researchers in conservation planning.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include P Waner and Klein with 381 and 108 hits. Hurst and Klein pace runs batted in with 71 and 87. Klein leads home runs with 22 and also ties for doubles with 31. American League leaders show Foxx with 38 8 batting average and 29 home runs while Sim mons and Porter top other categories. Pitchers Gomez and Brown lead in wins with 14 and 10 respectively.
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Remembering Major Golf and Baseball Moments From the Past
One year ago Billy Burke and Gene Sarazen emerged as threats in the National Open after strong Ryder Cup play at Scioto Country Club in Columbus. Burke set a record by shooting two under fours across 102 holes. Five years ago Lena Blackburne subbed in as pinch hitter for the White Sox and drove in the winning run in a 7 to 6 victory over the Indians. Ten years ago Walter Johnson and Waite Hoyt dueled in a 1 to 0 Washington win, Johnson his third straight shutout, ninth inning rally sealing the win.
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Eastern colleges ban radio for home football games
The Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association voted to prohibit radio broadcasts of all football games at member home stadiums next season. Members include Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Brown Pittsburgh Navy Army Columbia Syracuse Dartmouth and Penn State. The move aims to boost gate receipts as football funds athletic programs.
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Bloomfield Banker Held on Embezzlement Charge
W. W. Morgan of Cape Girardeau, former president of the Bloomfield Bank and Trust Company, was held on a $1,000 bond after a warrant alleged he embezzled bank funds by retaining $40 from the sale of two county warrants.
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Federated Farm Clubs back Roosevelt only candidate
C E Wharton of Kenton, president of the Federated Farm Clubs of America, said the group would project a third candidate if the Democrats do not nominate Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. He declared no candidate would be acceptable except Roosevelt to the organization’s six million members.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Winter accuses Becker of higher costs over Caulfield cut
In Joseph Missouri a Republican radio speech by Lieutenant Governor Edward H. Winter claims Secretary of State Charles A. Becker could have saved 420000 for the highway department and residents by following Governor Caulfield’s 25 percent cost curtailment. Winter says Becker increased expenses when citizens were forced to cut costs.
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Edward H. Winter
Charles A. Becker
Highway Department
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Winter
Missouri River reopens as Kansas City hosts ceremony
Kansas City welcomed river officials and dignitaries as the lower Missouri River from Kansas City to St. Louis was added to the inland waterways system. Secretary of War Hurley, Major General Ashburn, and river leaders observed the completion of the inspection voyage aboard towboats General Ashburn and the Mark Train, amid a 19 gun salute and cheers. Representatives from St. Joseph and Omaha attended, marking renewed commercial use after decades of disuse.
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Nebraska
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Senate Votes 70 Abolish the Oath in Dublin
In Dublin the Irish senate approved the De Valera bill to abolish the oath to the English crown but added an amendment that nullifies the Free State government’s aim. Minister Gonnolly said the government would not accept the present form and would allow further debate to reveal results and possible change.
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Telegraphs
Mellon for modification defends amendment stance at Briar Cliff
James St Mellon eight year old Pittsburgh banker and brother of the American ambassador to Great Britain spoke at Briar Cliff Lodge before Theta Delta Chi. He defended the 18th amendment in principle but urged modification of existing ban laws criticizing John D. Rockefeller for supporting prohibition and influencing many against a movement with worthwhile points.
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Whal Congress 18 Doing Tuesday in Senate and House
Senate considers nominations and conferees continue study of relief bill on Tuesday. House contemplates private bills as a busy day unfolds in Congress.
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