Yankees Beat Indians 2-0 as Feller Exits Early
Attendance soars to a record 12,788,999 across major league games. Bob Feller leaves the first game with a back muscle strain, soon described as not serious, as the Yankees win 2-0. Second game halted by rain. Red Sox top Tigers 9-4 behind Doerr two homers.
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Honey Pollet
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Brewers Near Sale as Offers Arrive from Major Leagues
Milwaukee owner Oscar Salenger said the American Association club is for sale and has received three offers. One from a National League club, one from an American League entry, and a third from an individual, with Charles Comiskey II of the White Sox showing interest. Comiskey attended the Brewers-Columbus doubleheader at Borchert field and had previously surveyed the club.
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Salenger Eyes Major League Return After Brewers Lease
Chicago lawyer Salenger, who bought the Brewers from Bill Veeck and later co-owns the Indians, says he will exit Milwaukee after taking the park lease to Chicago and plans to enter major league baseball again. He claims ownership of over 90 percent of Milwaukee stock and notes an unsuccessful bid on the Pirates. He adds that a minor league club involves similar struggles with high stakes.
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Man Pleads in Loop Theater Incident
A 24 year old man told Judge William V. Daly that he annoyed a woman in a Loop theater claiming his hearing aid was defective and he did not realize she objected. The judge ordered fifty dollars and costs.
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Chicago
William V. Daly
Police Chief Reissues Tickets At Ball To Clear Tax Hurdle
Olympia Washington Police Chief Roy Kelly learned he had violated the law and ordered all newly printed tickets for the police men's ball recalled. He then had entertainment taxes printed on the tickets to make the funds legal.
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Want Ad Bucks: Busy Work for Small Pay
A brief notice highlights that buying a Want Ad leads to extensive effort for minimal compensation, signaling a satirical take on the returns for advertisers and the workload involved.
How They Stand and Tomorrow's Games
Standings across American Association and National and American Leagues with Milwaukee and Columbus leading. Tomorrow schedule includes Brooklyn at New York and Boston at Philadelphia among other night games in multiple leagues.
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Wisconsin State League
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Fond du Lac
Wis. Rapids
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Petroleum Found on Every Continent Alarms Scientists
Kansas City and Indianapolis face off in a St. Paul venue while Toledo plays in Minneapolis. Petroleum discovery across continents prompts global interest and raises questions about exploration, sustainability, and economic impact worldwide.
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