Tail-Enders Play Game of 14 Innings at Griffith
The Washington Senators and St Louis Browns, both cellar teams, staged a 14 inning 2 to 1 duel at Griffith Stadium. Buck Vernon scattered six hits over the long night while Joe Krakauskas pitched six strong frames for the Senators as darkness delayed the finish.
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Associated Press
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Griffith Stadium
Buck Vernon
Sop
Senators
Harrig
Mills
Sixtit
Joe Krakauskas
Softball Managers Meet Tonight In Chamber Rooms
Coach Poe Corn calls all managers of the new softball league to a meeting tonight in Chamber of Commerce rooms. Each manager should bring a player list and a $1.50 entrance fee. The first game and next week’s schedule will be announced tomorrow. All teams must register at the meeting.
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Poe Corn
Chamber of Commerce
Yesterday's Results From The Associated Press
In the American League, New York defeated Detroit 8 to 5. Washington fell to 1-6 while St. Louis improved to 2-1. Chicago at Philadelphia was postponed due to wet grounds. Only games on the schedule were played.
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Associated Press
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Unclear Baseball Schedule Fragments From Era
Fragmentary notes show Chicago 3 and New York at St Louis with Boston at Cincinnati and rain postposed, leaving readers without full game details or dates.
International League scores Toronto and Buffalo routs
In a set of games, Toronto defeated Rochester 6 to 2 while Buffalo topped Montreal 9 to 3. Baltimore and Jersey City rain disrupted play with no result reported.
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Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore-Jersey
Buffalo
Montreal
Terese Aes Tulsa 14 a ag San Antonio 9-Oklahoma City Port Worth 8
A fragmented score list shows Tulsa defeating San Antonio 14 to 9 while Oklahoma City edged Fort Worth 8 to 0 and Shreveport and Howvten and Dallas posted minor figures. The readable items indicate regional results and rivalries in a late season slate.
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Terese Aes
Tulsa
Ag San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Adlerika Ad Claims Relief for Gas and Heart Pressure
An advertisement from Owl Drug Co in Dexter by Wilcox Drug promotes Adlerika as a remedy to relieve stomach gas caused by constipation. It claims the product cleans out both bowels and promises daily profits through a Record Want Ads.
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Adlerika
Owl Drug Co
Dexter
Wilcox Drug
John Henry Receives St Louis Title Bout Offer
The text notes John Henry may defend his crown in St. Louis on July 11 against Lesnevich, a young N J fighter. Since Missouri isn’t an N B A member, the bout could gain recognition as a championship affair if approved.
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John Henry
St. Louis
Lesnevich
Young Cuff
N. J
Missouri
Winners in Essay Contest Get Gilts
In a Sears Roebuck & Company essay contest 18 New Mexico 4 H club members from Dona Ana Sierra and Luna counties were named winners. Each receives a registered gilt, with a lunch at El Paso on June 15 and a pledge to feed and breed under the county agent. Winners from Dona Ana Sierra and Luna are listed, with a future prize of a purebred dairy heifer to the grand champion gilt owner and 1500 baby chicks awarded for best developed gilts across counties.
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Sears, Roebuck & Company
New Mexico
el Paso
Sears Roebuck & Company
Texas
Hudspeth
Dona Ana
Sierra
Luna
Robert Apodaca
David Herrera
Herbert Cooper, Jr
Patsy Jean Gunnell
Paul Norviell
Gerald Lee Mosely
Sierra County
Tony Duran
Reynaldo Luchini
Rancho Ludler
Arthur Laura
Bennie Gese
Jasper Robertson
Luna County
Ira Mae Lewis
Lloyd Garrett
Rex Goldsmith
Murial Treat
Albert Janecka
Ira Butterfield
Cortez Hotel
Sears Roebuck and Company
Jitter Bug Contest Draws 25,000 at Los Angeles Coliseum
Twenty five thousand spectators attended a jitter bug contest at the Coliseum. Afterward crowds filled the open dance floor despite police guards and, aided by two bands, enjoyed the largest jam session seen in the city.
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Los Angeles
Jitterbugs Ride Fall as Floor Collapses at Dance
In Phoenix Arizona red hot jitterbugs kept dancing as the floor collapsed several feet. Unperturbed by the crash they swayed and stomped through the incident and the orchestra moved the crowd to a nearby house to continue the festivities.
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Bugs Phoenix
Ariz
Louis to tour Dixie if he defeats Galento next week
New York report notes Joe Louis likely exhibition tour through the South if he wins over Galento next week. Promoter Jimmy Erwin of Birmingham will handle bookings. The item also mentions Lou Gehrig’s birthday and assorted boxing chatter, including Tunney and Galento remarks, with light sports gossip throughout.
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New York
Joe Louis
Dixie
Galento
Jimmy Erwin
Birmingham
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Tom Bolles
Harvard
Ed Leader
Yale
Bolles
Leader
New London
Eally
U. of Washington
Maxie Rosenbloom
Senators recall Bob Prichard to Washington club
The Charlotte News quips that star first sacker Bob Prichard from their Charlotte farm was sold down the river to the Washington club as the Senators recalled him. The playful line highlights the move and its timing for Charlotte.
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Senators
Bob Prichard
Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte News
Washington Club
Dodgers Memo Mentions 73-Year-Old Grandma Homer
A busasy vague note recalls a Bristol Connecticut softball moment where a 73-year-old grandmother reportedly hit a homer. Mentions Maj Biff Jones and tattlers in Nebraska. Ralph Collette allegedly urged bets on Schmeling and Louis fight. St Paul Dispatch linked to Gallenio stopping Louis. Giants sign Nielsen from Arizona U. Billy Arquart from Winnipeg is a fearless lightweight opposite Sammy Angott.
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Dodgers
Bristol
Conn
Maj
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Ralph Collette
Schmeling
Louis
Tcll
St. Paul Dispatch
New York Football Giants
Nielsen
Arizona U
Billy Arquart
Winnipeg
Sammy Angott
Miss Betty Brown Reacts To Berger Batting Stats
In Cincinnati Times-Star coverage readers see Miss Betty Brown shriek at a Times-Star mention of Wally Berger’s batting average. The snappy exchange underscores fan passion and local sports chatter over repeated figures rubs in as a playful jab.
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Nexson C. Denton
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Betty Brown
Wally Berger
Notable locals and sports figures head to new ventures
Jack Corbett, former Syracuse Chiefs seller, plans a California move. Bill Sherdell, NRA advocate, is in town. J. C. Mose Simms, St. Marys Texas athletic director, whose football team will be featured in a National magazine this fall, heads to Washington seeking P W A funds for St. Marys stadium, not guards and tackles.
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Jack Corbett
Syracuse Chiefs
California
Bill Sherdell
National Rifle Association
J. C
Mose) Simms
St. Mary’s
Texas
Simms
Washington
St. Mary’s Stadium
Public apology over Princeton mile selection at bureau
The proprietor announces a public apology for appointing Syd Wooderson to run third in the Princeton mile before retirement to the gdog house. The action is disclosed via the bureau in a formal note, reflecting sincere contrition and a final administrative stance.
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Dept
Gdoghouse
Syd Wooderson
Princeton
Amarillo Abilene Lamesa Lubbock tennis standings and notes
Summary shows scattered county teams and players like Parrish Mic key Tusko Parks Potocar Needham Bates Amthor Miller Grabek Summers Bahr Bernat with results lineups for Amarillo Abilene Lamesa Lubbock Pampa Big Spry Midland Clovis. Entry notes postponed match Midland at Clovis and adverts for household goods with a closing sale and bargains in The Record.
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Pampa
Grabek
Bahr & Bernat
Sportsmen's Show To Be Held In Amarillo
In Amarillo a one week Southwest Sportsman Show runs June 26 to July 1 at the Tri State Fair Grounds. Organizers, with News-Globe and Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission support, will feature daily exhibitions by five outdoor champions and extensive displays including a Texas game fish aquarium and a live game birds collection. Tickets cover all exhibits, with expected attendance around 30,000 if weather cooperates. organizers hope it becomes an annual conservation focused event.
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Amarillo
Tex
Tri- State
Tri- State Fair Grounds
News-Globe
The
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Jack Lamb
Houston
Texas Game Fish Aquarium
San Antonio
Southwest
Library of Field and Stream Magazine
Texas Game Commission
New Mexico
Texas
El Paso, Tucson Play Off Daytona? Arizona-Texas League
Emmerston and Mayer pitched for El Paso and Monk and Hansen for Tucson in a shortened game. El Paso scored five runs on a quiet offense while Tucson rallied for three runs in the eighth, producing a 36 to 5 final.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tucson
Emmerston and Mayer
Monk and Hansen
Albuquerque at Tucson and El Paso at Bisbee results note
Arizona Texas League standings show Albuquerque with 23 wins 26 losses and a .552 pace, Bisbee at 32 27 and a .542 mark, El Paso 29 30 and a .492. The fragment lists team records and IPs amid a quick standings snapshot.
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Albuquerque
Tucson
el Paso
Bisbee
Ben Riley's Arrowhead Inn A Chronicle Of Fifty Five Years
New York writer profiles Ben Riley founder of Arrowhead Inn on 246th Street describing his 55 years in restaurant life from Saratoga links to Fort Washington Avenue to his stock of famous patrons. The piece reflects on his enduring influence and the timeless appeal of his suburban dining venue.
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New York
Shanley’s
Delmonico’s
Jack’s
Reisenweber’s
Mouquin’s
Healy’s
Holland House
Works of
Man
Mr. Wordsworth
Ben Riley
Broadway
Arrowhead Inn
Henrik Hudson
Riley
Saratoga
N. Y
George III
Ben
Lucky Baldwin
Bet-a- Million Gates
Jay Gould
Diamond Jim Brady
Kid Canfield
Lycurgus Laflin
Canfield
New York City
Fort Washington Avenue
177Th Street
Sticks
Summerville
Gigli
Scotti
Arthur Hammerstein
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Flashes of Life at Vincennes Filling Station
Station attendant Bill Miner a Boy Scout master believes in doing a good turn daily but faces a limit as a motorist asks him to change the oil after washing the windshield. The woman brings oil in a can and a five gallon gas can in the trunk from her husband.
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Vincennes
Ind
Bill Miner
Miner
Nome cooler ad claim boosts comfort and savings
Fal coni Electrical Service promotes a Nome cooler to cool homes. The unit costs 42.50 for a 16 square foot pad area model with a free trial. Contact number is 289 for more details.
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Falconi Electrical
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