Indians Beaten Second In Row By Washington
Washington defeated Cleveland 14 to 1 as the Senators exploded with six runs in the first two innings yesterday. Milt Galatzar held Washington scoreless after the early frame, while Cleveland pitcher Milt Galatzer settled after a rocky start. The Tigers trailed Boston in the standings as Detroit dropped a game, keeping the Tribe within reach for the pennant chase.
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Washington
Harder
Cleveland
Senators
Eveland
Cleven
Milt Galutzer
Denny Gatehouse
George Jaeholder
Galatzer
Casvarella
Detroit Tigers
Tribe
Boston
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Chapman
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Carcarula
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Knickerbocker
Satie Nee — Teynalds Drahir Pists Riaeanthes Wilcherhore Vraskt. Hulie
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Hatateer
Alten
Bighee
Swiershall
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Ners
Ril Siten
Jesse Owens Coach Attacks AAU Over Pro Switch
Larry Snyder reports Hap Owens, Jesse Owens’ coach, questions AAU control as Owens weighs turning pro. He plans to advise but not manage, emphasizes Ohio State degree, and notes Owens’ favorable reception in Germany, plus upcoming Columbus reception and Cleveland stop.
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Larry Snyder
United Press
Jesse Owens
Jesse
Ohio State
Amateur Athletic Cmon
AAU
Sweden
AAL
Germany
Hitler
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio Trapshoot Star Faces Big Test In Grand American
Ohio star Jon Hiestand from Ilisboro faces a nine yard handicap shift in the 87th Grand American Trapshoot. After dominating with wins in International Open and North American titles, he holds a 296 straight hits run and a 96 target run, as showers and overcast skies test shooters amid 452 entrants. Ohio teams lead with a 200 score and field honors in AA, A, and B classes.
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Jon Hiestand
Kaeneyed Ilisboro
Farmer
Sliestand
Huckeye Star
Huest
Tokhe
Hiestand
Ohia
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Buckeye
Tocu
Kansas
Charley Young Bringfield
Turnock
Cleveland
BE. Vv. Ross
Milersport
0. C. Voss
Columbus
FL. Hawkins
Fort Wayne
Imd
Carl Koeffler
Milwaukee
Shatterine
Hawkins
Isneffler
Lia
Cuant Useng
Los Angeles
Dan Bittinzer
Woonville
Otto Kietl
Phburg
CL la Greer & Aberdeen
S. D
F. §. Schuster
Cincinnate
Ass'n Leaders Beaten Twice in Doubleheader
In Columbus the Brewers were edged by the Blues 2 to 1 as Milwaukee’s big hitters faltered. Kansas City slipped past a rival in a late swing while the Millers won a high‑scoring twin bill in Minneapolis. Toledo defeated Columbus 12 to 11 in the opener before a 2 to 8 loss in the nightcap. Indianapolis topped Louisville 6 to 4 in a late rally.
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Brewers
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Garmin
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Meithin
Eac
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Columbus Red Birds
Indianapolis
Louisville
Colonels
City Softball Loop Contests Tonight
Two games are on the league schedule at McKinley diamond with Da brawekt Meats facing TDied rick Cigars. At Tamulton Renner Funeral Home will meet Sacred Heart Church.
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McKinley Diamond
Dabrawekt Meats
Tdiedrick Cigars
Tamulton
Renner Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Homer Ekes Out 10-9 Win Over La Grange Team
Homer edges LaGrange 10 to 9 in a Wellington Fair baseball showdown. Homer built a four run lead in the first inning and withstood multiple LaGrange comebacks, surviving a ninth inning rally to prevail. Hal Block of LaGrange made a key running catch in the sixth, while Fuhrman led both clubs with two doubles and two singles.
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Homer
la Grange
Hugh McGarvey Artee
LaGrange
Wellington
LaChange
Markley
Forbush
Hastings
Hal Block
Elyria High
Grissinger
Franks
Fase Boone
Fuhrman
Lodi
Fear Um Shale Ma Cluesser
LaGrange Wiands
Lieve
Thas Tin & A
Warbush
Hopkins
Moelimer
Ratige
Puhrman
Lars
Promising Heavyweights Distract From Champs
The column notes New York's three rising heavyweights including Bob Pastor Red Burman and Jack Dempsey's charge with Chicago contenders Mas Marek Billy Treest and more. It mentions other fighters across the country, coaching hires at Loyola and a note on baseball figures and local sports, closing with a political aside.
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ITH
Jimmy Braddo
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
New York
Heavies
Bob Pastor
Red Burman
Jack Dempsey
Young Charge
Big Abe
Mons
Jimmy Bronson
Hope
Chicago
Mas
Marek
Billy Treest
Naethan Tiana
New Haven
Frankie Connolly
Boston
George Brescia
Argentina
Lou Nova
Frank Francisca
Donald
Red) Mconald
O. Teaas
Millard
Dixiel
Howell
Tay
Loyola University
Continued discussion on economic policy and reserves
The text notes a speaker predicting that stricter trade would bankrupt businesses lacking reserves and compares this to private industry paying out vast sums during the depression to cushion the downturn. It argues that such expenditure relied on reserves from prosperous years and warns lax regulation would block recovery, criticizing the administration’s stance on tax law.
Treasury reports higher relief costs and steady tax outlook
The Treasury records show total relief and related expenditures rising to 269,999,000 this period from 6,000 last year, with overall government outlays near 1,274,4 one. Morgenthau cites emergency expenditure needs and a stabilizing economy as President Roosevelt prepares for a western tour and a modest revenue act yield projection.
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Treasury
Works Progress Administration
Secretary of Treasury
Ienry Morgenthau, Jr
Thaase
Marek
Spanish Rebels Plan Attack On Madrid
Lisbon dispatch reports Spanish rebels on the offensive for a second day and outlining plans to attack Madrid. Loyalists 강화ed positions around the capital while rebel defenses held at Toledo and other forts. Reports claim French officers aiding Loyalists and Mexico joining the bloc opposing the rebels as Italy and Germany react.
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John Degandt
United Preas
Lisbon
Aus
Irie
Madrid
Estrengadura
Quedo
Toledo
Ade
Bujaraloz
Zaragoza
United Press
Iran
Friends of Peace
Italy
Germany
Burgos
Jean Herbette
Spain
Seville
Mexico
Cape Cod in KePk refuge ABALUSS kidnappers trial begins
Special Commissioner Francis B. Ruens of Boston starts taking depositions from jurors and witnesses for use in the suit planned for Federal Court in New York in October or November. Neither Miss Pickford nor Carnell were printed as part of the proceedings.
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Cape Cod
KePk
Miss Pickford
Carnell
Tornes
Francis B. Ruens
Boston
New Y Federal Court
Air Race From New York To Paris Planned
Paris Aug 37 The Air Ministry moves to promote a blue ribbon air race from New York to Paris open to flyers worldwide to mark the tenth anniversary of Lindberghs New York Paris solo flight Prince George Bibesco head of the International Aeronautical Federation will organize the event Air Minister Pierre Cot and Bibesco expect about 20 starters and a winner under 20 hours Lindbergh may be invited to greet arrivals at Le Bourget Bibesco may invite the US National Aeronautic Association to organize the New York departure
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Paris
Air Ministry
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Prince George Bibesco
International Aeronauic Federation
Pierre Cot
Prince Bibesco
le Bourget
Lindbergh
Cot
Aeronau- Association
Ohio Elks Parade at Cedar Point in Sandusky
Ohio Elks, meeting in Sandusky for their Cedar Point convention, arrived to parade today. Final business sessions were to elect Fred Bohn of Zanesville as president, with Charles Casselman of Alliance, Harry Hale of Newark, and William Petri of Cincinnati to be re‑elected secretary and treasurer respectively.
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Sandusky
Ohio Elks
Cedar Point
Fred Bl. Bohn
Zanesville
Charles W. Casselman
Alliance
Harry D. Hale
Newark
William Petri
Cincinnati
Hearing Held On $1,000,000 Suit
In Boston on August 27 a preliminary hearing addressed a million dollar suit brought by Macy Bickford against Adrasas and others linked to Newtonville interests. The case involves privacy claims and press rights in a sensational matter arising from events at a high court proceeding.
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Boston
Macy Bickford
Corewell
Red Newtonville
Fenians
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