National League Standings and Schedule Preview
National League standings show Brooklyn ahead with a 6 2 record, Milwaukee and Philadelphia close behind. Yesterday results: Brooklyn defeated St Louis 6-0, Chicago beat New York 5-0, Philadelphia triumphed 7-8 over Cincinnati, Pittsburgh won 5-2, Milwaukee won 3-0. Monday's schedule features St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Pittsburgh with night games to follow. Tuesday's slate lists Milwaukee at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Pittsburgh plus a completion game from July 17.
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Montreal Open and Heart of America titles lead sports brief
Gene Littler wins the Montreal Open in Montreal for $25,000. Pat Lesser captures the Boston women’s amateur title in Charlotte by defeating Jane Nelson 7 and 6. Marilynn Smith beats Alice Bauer Hagge after four extra holes in Kansas City. Davis Cup ends USA deficit as Australia wins 5 0 in Forest Hills. Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne duPont claim 10th national doubles in Brookline. Tempo Vu wins Detroit Silver Cup Regatta. Duke’s Lea takes Meadowland Handicap in Chicago. Needles captures Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga. Sammy Boulmetis nets five winners in Atlantic City Philadelphia Turf Handicap. Hi Pardner wins Del Mar Derby at Del Mar.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Standouts Highlight Baseball Doubleheader
Eddie Joost powered the Red Sox to a 14-2 rout of the Kansas City Athletics with two three-run homers. Vernon Law limited the Milwaukee Braves to scattered hits as the Pirates swept Milwaukee 5-3 and 2-0 in the double feature.
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Civil Service Workers Win Sill Incentive Awards
Twenty Fort Sill civil service employees shared 565 in awards for adopted suggestions under the Incentive Awards Program. Brig. Gen. J. B. Horton presented checks, noting efficiency gains and urging further employee initiative. Major recipients included Thomas L. Coley for hydraulic test stands, Houston E. Rice for stopping seal failures, and Sevren Williams for an adjustable jack for 155mm howitzers.
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Mate May Come Home After Wife Sees Men At Work
CHICAGO The wife of CIO United Auto Worker official Esther Quigley will allow husband Andrew home only after men return to work at Harrison Sheet Steel Co. He led a strike that ended with a settlement and a vote on a new contract today. She, a 35 year old mother of four, said she is tired of cooking.
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Local address snippet and case references
A fragment lists addresses 314 S Fifth Street 1302 Sheridan Road with page and phone style numbers _pp 181 Pho 8120, indicating an archival or court record reference. The readable data point to contact or file identifiers rather than a narrative event.
Newspaper leads to reunion after a quarter century
Nashville mother and daughter, separated since 1930 when the mother placed them in care, reunite after Pauline, now Mrs. Eddins, traced kin via the Nashville Tennessean. A photo in the Sunday edition helped identify Mrs. Edwin Underwood Covington and sparked the meeting at her farm near Lawton. They hope to locate sister Erlene, once placed with a Chattanooga couple.
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