Senators Rise to Fourth Place as Dodgers Beat Braves Twice
Washington and Brooklyn shine in a busy MLB set as the Senators move to fourth, 3 12 games back of St Louis. Dodgers climb to third with two wins over Boston while Giants, Cubs, and Pirates split, and Barnes hits two Washington homers in a 4 1 win over Philadelphia.
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League Leaders National and American Baseball Stats
National leaders include Hornsby Braves 599 runs and Bottomley Cards 62 RBIs with Douthit 107 hits and Bottomley 25 doubles. Bissonette Robins 15 homers and Frisch 16 steals. Pitcher Lucas Reds wins Benton Giants 12 3. American leaders Goslin Senators 455 runs Ruth Yankees 69 RBIs Manush Browns 92 hits and 28 homers. Rice Senators 10 triples. Sweeney Tigers 19 steals. Flipgras Yankees 15 wins.
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Local Social News and Visits Across Stockton Area
Mrs Martha Herrington and family visit at Jost home while friends travel to Chicago on business. Numerous local gatherings include A N A party for Ernest Colberg’s 25th anniversary and a large Iowa City Park picnic with many attendees. Farmlands report hay cuttings, wet fields delaying corn, and a sparse strawberry crop with open highway paving set for July.
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Virginia Keifer Child Dies in Richmond
Virginia, little daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Keifer, died at the parental home in Richmond Friday morning after a two day illness. She is survived by her parents and two brothers. Funeral was held in Richmond Sunday afternoon. The Alpha club held its annual.
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Richmond
Alpha Club
Oak Grove church social, visits, and fair plans
Cranston Iowa June 27 notes report a well attended ice cream social hosted by Oak Grove church youths last Wednesday. Several local residents visit kin and recover from illness. The Ladies Aid to hold a county fair in the church basement with booths for baked goods amusements and fortune telling to support the church budget.
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Iowa City
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Muscatine
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Muskies to Open Season vs Moscow In Dependents
Muscatine Muskies begin I. & I. league play at League field Sunday afternoon against Moscow In dependents in the third game of the season. The club seeks improvement after field repairs and a crowd pull for the opener.
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Espinosa Wins Mid American Golf Title at Lakewood
Al Espinosa veteran Chicago pro won the Mid-American golf title at Lakewood with a 289 total, finishing five strokes ahead of Archie Compston who shot 294. Leo Diegel and Jack Burke tied for third at 297 as Espinosa took first money of 1590.
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Women Remain in Championship Flight of Tourney
In Minneapolis on June 27 eight local and out of town players stayed in the championship flight of the Women’s Trans Miss Golf Tournament after the second round of match play at Minkahdla club. Marion Turpie of New Orleans defeated Mrs. F N Davis of St Paul and advanced to face Mrs. A L Furlong of Minneapolis. Defending champion Miriam Horn of Kansas won 10 and 8 over Mrs. J M Wittmer of Minneapolis and completed 18 holes in 84 strokes, as her next opponent was Mrs. Orren E Safford of Minneapolis.
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Wills Defeats Goldsack to Open Wimbledon Title Defense
Helen Wills of the United States defeats England's Goldsack 6-2 6-1 in the opening round of the Wimbledon women's singles championship in London.
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Pin Bag for Quick Clothespin Access on Hanger
A time saving clothespin bag sewn to a clothes hanger with one side opening. Attach to the line for easy push along the line and quick reach to pins.
Kaiser Not Tried Over World War Cause Standoff
Standings note notes the Kaiser was never tried for his role in World War I due to the Dutch government refusing to surrender him. The item frames the historical dispute as a consequence of diplomatic stalemate and a failed pursuit for accountability.
Mallory Eliminated in British Women's Singles
Wimbledon report dated June 27 states Mrs. Molla Mallory lost to Miss L. Bickerton 6-3 4-6 4 in the British tennis championships. The match was interrupted by rain after Bickerton won the first set. Also noted is John Hennessey defeating Norman Latchford 6-2 6-4 in the men's singles.
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Godfrey and Risko to Fight Tonight at Ebbets Field
New York June 27 AP George Godfrey and Johnny Risko are set for a 10 round bout at Ebbets Field tonight after rain washed out previous dates. Odds have shifted toward even money as both fighters prepare for the postponed entertainment in Brooklyn.
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Mulford Defeats Zion Lutherans 4 2 in Sunday League
The Mulford Sunday school baseball team beat Zion Lutherans 4 to 2 at Weed Park. It was Mulford’s second win and Zion’s third loss of the season.
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Three Ex Champions Lead Waconda Golf Qualifying
Bartlett Sixty two stroke finish 78 74 low score 1523 tops a field of ex champions and runners up at Wakonda Club Des Moines Ia. Goodman tied for ninth with 158 while McKee set the par 72 benchmark at two under.
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Associated Press
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Boxing card results show wins for Charles, Mello and Donovan
Pierre Charles of Belgium outpointed Jack Dorval of Pennsylvania in a 10 round match. Al Mello of Lowell defeated Billy Murphy of Lowell in 10 rounds. Charlie Donovan of Boston defeated Pete Pacheco of Denver in 8 rounds. Each team has two wins in the Lutheran league.
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Doings of the Duffs Escape from Police and Reward
Doings of the Duffs tale describes Duffs escape from a motorist and a traffic cop as they attempt to take him home and claim a 50 000 reward. Oscar cites distrust of police and Scar shows no knowledge of the reward. A frail old man becomes a potential helper.
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