Boston Braves Rise To First In National League Standings
New York June 7 The Boston Braves ascended to first place in the National League after a six team shuffle in the circuit. Brooklyn Dodgers rallied for six runs in the seventh to beat the Cubs and move up, while Mel Ott homered twice for the Giants in a 4–3 win over the Reds. The Phillies fell to last after losing to the Pirates 7–4. St Louis and Boston games were rained out. Cleveland passed Philadelphia for fourth in the American League with a 4–1 win. Al Simmons homered twice for the A’s. Washington edged Chicago 6–5 in eleven, and the Yankees crushed Detroit 9–2 as Ruth and Gehrig led the attack.
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6 Yanks Qualify For British Tilt
Sandwich England June 7 UP Three of America's standout professionals and three lesser golfers qualified today for the British Open. The stars were Tommy Armour of Detroit Gene Sarazen and MacDowald Smith of New York. Others included Walter Pursey Robert Sweeney of New York and Douglas Grant of California. Armour and Smith led the group with 146 in a four way tie for fourth. Sarazen was two notches back with 149 Sweeney and Pursey had 151s and Grant 152.
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Night life venues spark Nevada tourism scene
A fragmented listing highlights Las Vegas area clubs and casinos with description of shows, dancing, gaming, dining, and entertainment venues. References include Pach Patro Dice and Apache-T, along with Rainbow, Laingo, Moonlight Garden, and other nightlife spots noted for crowds, music, and amenities such as fountains, restaurants, and water features.
Theatres Showings Include Powell and Baxter double bill
Movie listings feature William Powell in High Pressure at the Las Vegas Palace and Warner Baxter in Man About Town at the El Portal. Airdome presents Arizona while Boulder City advertises Beery and Divers.
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Major League Results Highlight Rain Delays and Scoring Oddities
Baseball scores from National and American leagues show mixed results with rain postponements. Chicago, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Boston posted tallies, while St Louis and Cleveland had uneven innings. Tom Mix and wife visit Las Vegas district noted alongside an Apache Cat food ad page filler.
Reno Car Race to Enter 75 Autos from San Francisco
Reno native T. C. Wohlbruck plans to enter 75 automobiles in the San Francisco to Reno race in early July, staged by the Gold Rush association. Vehicles listed include a 1913 Mercedes once used on the Western Front, an 1898 Knox, a 1902 Sunset, a 1907 Studebaker, and steam powered cars. the event precedes Nevada’s gold discovery anniversary and a three day celebration for visiting Shriners and Olympic fans.
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Chicago store one of oldest L V buildings in city
A fire damaged the building on Second street owned by W Aplin of the Rite store group. Las Vegas Volunteer Fire department acted promptly preventing greater loss. Portions of the original structure were moved to future sites near the Milly hotel and Majestic theater, with other details noted in the city notices. Age Want Ads Bring Results
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Last Night Fight in Los Angeles Ends With Split Decisions
In Los Angeles a 10 round bout featured Mexican boxer Arizmendi, 120, facing American rival Brown. Referee Jack Kennedy scored four rounds to Arizmendi, three to Brown, with three even rounds noted, giving a disputed decision to Arizmendi as the crowd reacted.
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Howley Denies Reds Surprise Status Top Notchers
Cincinnati Reds manager Dapper Dan Howley dismisses the club being a surprise outfit and says they are the best in the league. He notes recent slump due to Hafey and Johnson illnesses, welcomes Harvey Hendrick back at first base, and praises Red Lucas Johnson Oren Carroll and Ray Polk for pitching depth while Hermann Lombardi Haley Gratham and Hendrick provide strong hitting.
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Jockey Injured in Washington Park Track Fall
A jockey was injured after a horse named Zida stumbled in the sixth race at Washington Park. He was tossed to the ground, crawled into the infield, and was later taken to hospital with injuries described as serious. If R N Daniels calls The Age office, he will receive a free ticket valid today at the Airdome.
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