Reds Still Work On Cubs Sign To Stay In Reach
The Reds beat the Cubs 6 5 as Cincinnati overturned Charlie Grimm’s team with a four-run rally in the seventh inning. The Dodgers suffered another setback with a 7-4 loss to the Phillies, dropping into seventh place as most NL clubs were idle. In the American League, the White Sox lost 3-1 to the Browns, tightening the race behind the Athletics.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities By The Associated Press
Results from several venues feature Tommy Freeman outpointing Alabama Kid in Pittsburgh. Kaye Morgan defeats Joey Carrigan in Columbus while Walter Hallett tops George Hardy. Pinkie Clayton beats Jack Danner. Jackie Davis defeats Roy Mitchell in Irre Haute. Bud Creed edges Clyde Pifer. Joe Knight outpoints Lou Scozza in Miami. Baby Arizmendi defeats Freddie Miller in San Francisco. Young Rightmeter beats Joe Dragon in Sioux City, Johnny Long over Keith Weaver, Slim Ryan over Kid Miller, and Johnny Raven stops Johnny Wakeman.
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Shorter Camp Planned for Boy Scouts in Sacramento Mountains
The annual Boy Scout Camp will run one week this summer from June 28 to July 4 at a reduced fee of five dollars per Scout. The program emphasizes outdoor activities and natural environment, with horseback riding added after bulletin prep. Leadership features include Ivan G. Idges as camp committee chair and Miss Edla Yeager overseeing health and sanitation.
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Tips for Girls Starting Out on First Jobs
Doris Blake advises young women entering business to shed expectations of chivalry and endure rough office conduct. She stresses that job status comes from the work done, not social rank or connections, and urges calm, professional behavior to reduce friction and earn respect.
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Stewart Winner Southern Colo New Mexico Golf Title
Verne Spec Stewart of Albuquerque captured the Southern Colorado Northern New Mexico golf invitational title at Trinidad. The UNM sophomore defeated Duford Laster of Las Animas three and two, with an eagle on holes six and seven and a five up lead at the turn. Steve Starkowich of Raton beat Dick Coons of Oakhart Texas in the final of the second flight, three and two.
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Schmeling to Marry in July as He Plans Rematch
New York reports Max Schmeling will marry Anny Ondra, 23, in July at his Bad Saarow estate near Berlin. He aims to return to fight Max Baer or Dempsey in a future match and recovers from Baer’s 10 round stoppage of him last night.
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Armour Sets Open Lead With 68 At North Shore
Thomas Donaldson Armour of MedinahCountry Club shot 68 at North Shore a record 6,927 yard layout to lead the 11th United States Open after 18 holes. His four under par round broke Abe Espinosa's 1928 western open 69 mark and marked the largest first round lead in Open history.
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Roosevelt signs 2B refinancing plan for small home loans
President Roosevelt signed a bill authorizing a 2 billion dollar refinancing program to lower rates on homes valued at 20,000 dollars or less. The act creates a home owners loan corporation and uses a three year moratorium on interest. Banks and offices nationwide will run relief programs for mortgage holders.
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