Tigers Beat Yankees for Second Straight Win in Detroit
The Detroit Tigers limited the New York Yankees to six runs over two games as Buck Newsom pitched seven strikeouts for his sixth win. The Tigers exploded for all their runs in the sixth inning aided by four walks and 11 hits, while Selkirk scored on Hildebrand’s error and a fielder’s choice in the fifth.
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New York Yankees
Buck Newsom
St. Louis Browns
Tommy Bridges
Yankees
Senators
Oral Hildebrand
Bengals
Newsom
Fanning
Selkirk
Hildebrand
Dahlgren
Crosetti
Bok
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Rolfe
Bemrich
DBE
Icclicseeecvnces Keller
Sandra
Russo
Prrroir
Wakter
Gehringer
Greenberg Ib Weems
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Pex
If Rageli
Cicseees
Newrom
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Pax Newtor
Phillies
Gene Lillard
Jack Russell
Whitney
TSS
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Abrhpore
Metman
J. Russell
Svves Mueller
Wes Brack
Arnovich
Marty
Acee May
Scharein
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Cdocessos Vecion
Jerk Ei
Secceveserevese
Proadion
Schott
Sinatesy Peace
Pearson
Martin
Philadelphia
Klein
Brack
Mueller
Arnorich
Herman
Galan
Reynolds
G. Russell
Page
Hack
Gleeson
G. Rushe
G. Russe
Lillard
Beck
Johnson
Hack Beck
Campbell Ballianfant
Klem
Boston
Eddie Miller
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Curt Davis
Don Gutteridge
ST. Louis
E King
T. Moore
Owe
BO Sind
Servic
Mite
Gutteridge
Slaughter
Owen
Crcees Davis
Boston Garms
Hassett
Cooney
Shoffner
Tome Akciatecs
Wong
Cithe Eibic
Brown
Garma
West
Mize
Lopez
Mise
Majeski
Warstier
St Louis
Balla
Shoffmer
Barr
Moran
Sears
Browns Blow Lead as Senators Rally to Win 10 7
Washington Senators overcame a three run deficit in the ninth inning to beat the St. Louis Browns 10 to 7. Roberto Estalella collected four hits in six at bats, including a double and a single in the crucial inning.
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St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Nats
Roberto Estalella
Ben Chapman
Jeff Heath
Washington
Joe Heving
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Wean Enone
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Giants Beat Reds 17-3 in Strong Victory
Chicago and Philadelphia sections show a high scoring game with the Giants routing the Reds 17 to 3. Key plays include a late rally in Philadelphia and multiple batters contributing RBIs, with Lillard and J Russell among the scorers and Whitney delivering the winning run.
Texas League doubleheader results and scattered scores
In Dallas Beaumont Gliatto, Sheary bell and Tighe faced Oklahoma City in a split pair with 11 14 3 runs in the first game and 14 1 in the second. Houston and Fort Worth games show mixed scoring as Prince Hillin Dickey and Turner contribute for Oklahoma City and San Antonio battles, with Greer Starr Kearse and Bildilli Swift on defense.
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Hillin
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Dickson
Turner
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San Antonio
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Bildilli
Swift
Giants trade recall and golf open records note
The item recalls a past baseball trade sending Alex Kampouris from the Reds to the Giants for Wally Berger. It also notes Tony Manero's record scoring run in the United States Open golf championship and a 1930s boxing arbitration incident involving Bill Brown.
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Associated Press
New York Giants
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati Reds
Wally Berger
Tony Manero
Harry Cooper
Bill Brown
New York State Athletic Commission
Carnera-Baer
Baer
Thom Defeats Weaver In Indiana U Wrestling Bout
In Indianapolis Billy Thom the Indiana University coach 178 pounds defeated Buck Weaver 180 pounds of Terre Haute two falls to one in a wrestling match last night.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Billy Thom
Indiana
Major League Leaders Named In Batting Pitching and More
The list highlights top performers in the National and American Leagues. Arnovich and Bonura lead batting averages. Werber and Frey pace runs. McCormick and Goodman top RBIs. Greenberg and McQuinn shine in hits and power. Greenberg leads home runs while detecting other standout players across positions.
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Arnovich
Philadelphia
Bonura
New York
Werber
Cincinnati
Frey
McCormick
Goodman
Lombardi
Martin
Brubaker
Pittsburgh
Brown
St. Louis
Herman
Chicago
Garris
Boston
Camilli
Brooklyn
Handley
Hack
J. Martin
Wyatt
McGee
Unclear Southeastern League Box Score Fragments
Fragmented box score lines show team abbreviations, inning by inning scores, and player pairings for Montgomery Meridian Gadsden Anniston and others. Standings or final results are not explicit. readable names include Thernes McClean Kracher Atkinson Rollins Vance Blanchard Vetterel Younker Yaryan and Hansmann.
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Meridian
Jackson
Atkinson
Rollins
Vance
Blanchard
Vetterel
Lightning Knife Becomes Battlefield Portable Tool
Dr. Gustavus M. Blech of Chicago reports a new portable lightning knife weighing 19 pounds that generates its own electrical current. The device allows frontline use, previously limited to hospitals, by cutting tissue and sealing vessels while destroying bacteria during wartime.
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Washington
Gustavus M. Blech
Chicago
Military Surgeon
The
Association of Military Surgeons
Blech
Lehman vetoes loss leader bill in New York
Gov Herbert H. Lehman vetoed the loss leader bill saying its enforcement is impossible. The measure would require minimum markups above cost for all retailers and wholesalers in the state. Lehman called it unenforceable and likened it to a price fixing scheme that would need an overburdened attorney general to police every business.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
NRA
Lehman
Mystery killing probe in Metcalfe by national guard officer
Major T. B. Birdsong of the Mississippi national guard was ordered back to Metcalfe to continue an inquiry into the reported mystery killing of Sam Grego a 51 year old Metcalfe storekeeper who was ambushed and shot. Grego's brother circulated a petition for state aid while residents protested lax law enforcement. Governor Hugh White called for action to stop the killings. Birdsong had begun an investigation weeks earlier but released no public report.
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Miss
T. B. Birdsong
National Guard
Metcalfe
Ing
Sam Grego
Grego
Hodding Carter
Delta Democrat- Times
Hugh White
Birdsong
Bible Conference Opens in Tallulah With Crossley Morgan
Dr F Crossley Morgan, noted Bible lecturer, leads a Tallulah conference sponsored by local Baptist Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian ministers. Morning sessions at the Baptist church cover Psalms while evening sermons at the Methodist church tackle core Christian topics. Runs daily until Friday.
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Tallulah
F. Crossley Morgan
Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal and
Presbyterian Churches
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Monroe Sweeps 3-Game Series with Buckshots
Monroe completes a three game sweep over Greenville in a high scoring series marked by late rallies. Key moments include Conway’s run scoring pop fly, Taylor’s two RBI double, and Hargrove stealing second as Conway drove in runs.
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Bob Hill
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Maxfield
Jones
Seal
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Mountain Hiker Escapes Mountain Lion Encounter
Albert Lewallen, hiking in Nevada mountains near Las Vegas New Mexico, faced a female mountain lion and sustained deep slashes on his hand. He waved a hatchet, climbed a tree, and called for help as the lion retreated. His son arrived with a shotgun but the animal escaped.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Albert Lewallen
Lewallen
Edward O Connell dies at 51 in Albany political figure
Edward J. O Connell 51 a leader of the Albany County Democratic organization died of a heart attack. He and brothers Daniel and John built county control since 1921 and influenced state politics, later aligned with John F Curry against Roosevelt. He was uncle to John F O Connell Jr held for ransom in 1933.
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N. Y
Edward J. O'Connell
Albany County
O'Connell
Daniel P
John J
Thomas E. Dewey
O'Connells
John F. Curry
Tammany Jeader
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
John F. O'Connell, Jr
Building permits issued yesterday
Sam H. Awl, city building inspector, issued two permits. W A Cornett will build a one story five room frame residence on Smith Street between Harrison and Grammont at a cost of 2500 dollars with a composition roof. Elbert Finley will build a one story five room frame residence on College Avenue between Breville and Webster at a cost of 1875 dollars with a composition roof. W V Clark is contractor for both buildings.
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W. A. Cornett
Smith Street
Harrison
Grammont Streets
Elbert Finley
College Avenue
Breville
Webster Streets
W. V. Clark
Bastrop man seeks missing daughter Louise Osdon
E C Osdon of Bastrop asks authorities to watch for his 14 year old daughter Louise who left home last Sunday. He reports she has black hair dark eyes and was last seen in Monroe with another girl indicating a medium build and 14 years old.
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E. C. Osdon
Bastrop
Louise
Osdon
Monroe
Please keep off the grass my cotton crop is underneath
In Shreveport Louisiana on June 7 a motorist shared a sign seen at a plantation: Please keep off the grass my cotton crop is underneath. The weather in the lower Mississippi valley featured persistent rain.
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Shreveport
Mississippi Valley
Louisiana
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