Allen One Of Reasons Why Yanks Winning
The New York Yankees lead the American League by five and a half games aided by Johnny Allen who has rebounded with six wins against two losses. He shut down Detroit 5 2, despite an injury scare to Bill Dickey. Cleveland beat Washington 8 6 to move into second, Ralph Winegarner homering in the eighth for the rally. Philadelphia edged Chicago 5 2 in the opener as Bob Johnson and Ralph Winegarner contributed, while the nightcap went 12 innings to Chicago 2 1. Giants beat Pirates 4 2 behind homers by Bill Terry and Joe Moore. Dizzy Dean starred for St Louis in a 3 1 win over Philadelphia. Dodgers and Reds split a doubleheader, Reds winning 6 1 in 11 innings, Dodgers taking the nightcap 7 1. Cubs Braves and Red Sox Browns games were rained out.
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Amonett's Take Sole Possession Of First Place
Amonett's softball team rallied to defeat the CCC Giants 12 to 4, breaking the first place tie in the National League and taking sole leadership. Nield Sanders pitched well for Amonett's, while CCC's Gibson also pitched creditably. The game ended after 6 innings due to the time limit.
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Yale Sweeps Two Races At Regatta On Thames
Yale wins both morning races at the 73rd Yale Harvard regatta on the Thames. Freshman race decided by eight feet with Harvard leading most of the way. junior varsity race by about six feet as Yale seizes early lead and holds on. President Theodore Roosevelt watches his son, Franklin Jr., race for Harvard. Climax four mile varsity race to follow in the evening.
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Layton Now Leads Hall By 25 Points In Billiards Title
Omaha report says Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo world three cushion champion extended his edge over Al len Hall of Chicago in a 300 point title match. Layton won the fourth block 60 to 0 and 53 points in 47 innings, bringing his total to 240 to 215 after 238 innings. They head into the final block with Layton ahead by 25 points.
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Louis Poised to KO Primo Camera Tuesday at Yankee Stadium
New York June 21 AP The expectation that Joe Louis a sensational negro pugilist will batter Primo Camera at Yankee Stadium Tuesday night dominates metropolitan sports talk. Louis carries 18 knockouts in 22 fights in a year, yet critics warn he may overreach against the giant Italian.
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Last Night's Results Moseley's 8 Kiwanis. 4
Tonight's Games 6:30 CCC Yankees Vs Shaw's 7:45 Pups vs Lions 9:00 Record vs Fairbank's.
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City Market To Play Giants And Amonetti
City Market, leading the American League with seven wins and one loss, will face the CCC Giants, second in the National League, at 7:45 in an exhibition. They then meet Amonettis, NL leaders, in the nightcap. Admission is ten cents per person.
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Rain Delays Hit Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League games stalled by rain with Chicago Boston and Boston St Louis postponements. Scores show Cincinnati 6-1 over Brooklyn while New York 6 beat Pittsburgh 1 and Philadelphia won 5-1 against Chicago. American League results include Philadelphia 5 Chicago 1 and Washington 6 Cleveland 8 amid rain delays.
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Phillies Win 8-3 Over Cardinals on Verger Homer
Philadelphia June 21 AP A grand slam style fifth inning capped by Verger’s home run with the bases loaded propelled the Phillies to an 8 to 3 win over St Louis J Collins also homered for Philadelphia as the offense surged in front of the home crowd.
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Stock Markets Rally Amid Tax Fears Ebbing
New York stock markets surged in a sharp rally, with many new highs for the year as tax fears faded and investors bought aggressively. Industrials led gains of about 1 to 5 points, with strong close and little profit taking as volume rose. Grains and cotton showed mixed results while utilities and rails stayed in demand and most foreign currencies held firm against the dollar.
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Brothers nearing world endurance flight record
Meridan Mississippi June 21 AP Flying steady against time and wear, Al and Fred Key pushed toward a world endurance flight record. At 8 32 a m they completed 404 hours of sustained flight. Also reported Cubs 11 Braves 3 in Boston. Diving results Roswell meet list top finishers. Spot cotton steady in Galveston with various industrial and financial notes.
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Boston Wool Market Report Highlights Territory Wools
AP dispatch from Boston notes moderate business in fine territory wools. French combing 64s and finer sold around 70 cents secured. strictly combing 58s, 60s, 1/2 blood territory wool 67-70 cents. Prices firmer for small ungraded lots. bulk 64s and finer in original bags 66-70 cents scoured.
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Talk Anderson for Board in Social Plan
Washington officials anticipated a woman to join the three member social security board overseeing the program. Names include Clinton P. Anderson and Vincent M. Miles. the board's status and tax exemptions stir debate between independent agency and Labor Department control. Expectations place divisions for aged pensions, contributory systems, aid to mothers, children, and unemployment insurance.
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Good Prices In Wool Sales Here
The Bond-Baker Company reported wool sales today. The Albert Pruit clip of 9 000 pounds sold to Draper and Co Boston for 22 cents a pound, Abe Myers acting for Draper. Grips bought at 20 cents per pound by Sheldon and Co Boston, represented by H W Maginaw and Robert P Salter. The George Slaughter clip weighed 45 000 pounds, White Mountain Sheep Co 32 000 pounds, and Mrs James Sutherland clip 16 00 pounds.
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Carnera Faces Punches as Points Offer Best Route
Victims with familiar names. Carnera does not carry a heavy enough punch, for all his bulk, to win by a knockout. His best chance is to evade the negro's punches sufficiently to keep his feet and pile up a margin on points with his huge left hand.
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U S Bonds and Treasury Rates Reported in New York
New York rates show close for Liberty 4th 4 1/4s at 101.28 with 33-38 ranges. Treas 4 1/4s at 116.25, Home Owners 4s at 100.1, Fed Farm Mortgage 3s at 102.7 and 3 1/4s at 103.24.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Slightly Off
New Orleans cotton futures closed barely steady with net declines of 4 to 9 points. July at 11.46, October 11.19, December 11.21, January 11.24, March 11.31, May 11.34. Spot cotton closed steady, 16 points down. Sales 7744, middling 11.86.
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Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Update
Kansas City AP US Dept Agr report shows hogs steady to lower than Thursday with top choice 210-240 lb hogs at 9.40, 140-160 lb 8.40-8.90, 180-200 lb 9.10-9.30, up to 9.40 for 200-250 lb ranges. sows 7.00-8.25. Cattle and calves 500 lots, steer and heifer prices from 5.00 to 11.75 across weights. vealers 5.00-8.00. Sheep 2,500 head with spring lambs 25 higher, yearlings strong, top native spring lambs 8.40, yearlings 6.25, ewes 2.00-3.00.
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New York Curbs Alum Co Am 54 Market Notes
A compact stock ticker style note listing multiple securities with fractions and prices including New York curb alum company, Amn Cyan B, Am Fen P War, Amn G & B, Am Maracaibo, Am Sup Pow, Ark Nat Gas A, Assce G & EA, Brillo Mfg, City Sve, Cons Cop Min, Cord Corp, Cusi Mex, El Bons & Share, Ford Mot Ltd, Gulf Oil Pa, Heeda Min, Humble Oil, Lib McN & Lib, Newmont Min, Nia Hud Pow, Penn Road, Swift & Co, Texan Oil, Trans Cent Air, Un Light & Pow Al, Unit Verde.
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Market quotes for grains and fats on Chicago board
AP report from Chicago shows closing futures figures for June wheat at 81, July 81 1/8 to 1/4, September 81 3/8 to 1/2, December 82 7/8 to 84. Corn July 81 1/4 to 3/8, September 75 5/8 to 3/4, December 63 3/8 to 1/2. Oats July 35 3/8, September 23 1/8 to 1/4, December 34 3/4 to 7/8. Rye July 46 1/2, September 47 3/4, December 51. Barley July 51, September 47. Lard July 13.45, September 13.35, October 15.15. Bellies July 16.90, September 16.70.
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Cotton market steady amid rains and heat in western regions
New York cotton traded irregularly but remained generally steady as rains in Oklahoma and heat in Northwest Texas influenced prices. October dipped to 11.26 early, then hovered around 11.32 in the afternoon. futures closed barely steady, 5 to 8 points lower. July 11.50, October 11.23, December 11.25-26, January 11.26, May 11.40. Spot middling 11.85.
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Three Convicts Escape Joliet Prison Wall
Three convicts escaped from the Illinois state prison at Joliet by scaling the wall. The escapees are identified as Jack Ellis Vernon Guthrie and George from Cook County. The men were jailed on larceny charges.
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