Arnovich and McQuinn Lead Hitting Race Across Leagues
June 10 report from New York notes Morrie Arnovich of Philadelphia raises NL average to .400 while George McQuinn of Cleveland improves AL mark to .363. The Browns claim three of the top four slots with Myril Hoag and Bill Sullivan, and the week’s leaders include Danning, Lombardi, and May among others.
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New York
Phillies
Morrie Arnovich
Brown
George McQuinn
Arnovich
McQuinn
Myril Hoag
Bill Sullivan
Browns
Philadelphia
McCormick
Cincinnati
Bonura
Hassett
Boston
Martin
St. Louis
May
Leagues Leaders From AP Baseball Stats Summary
National League leaders include Arnovich of Philadelphia batting .400 with 68 hits and McCormick of Cincinnati at .344 with 63 hits. Cincinnati stalwarts Werber and Frey lead runs and RBIs, while Camilli and Lombardi pace homers. American League top batters are McQuinn and Sullivan of St. Louis, with Greenberg leading RBIs and Home Run leaders Foxx and Greenberg. Pitching leaders feature McGee and Wyatt in the NL and Donald and Hadley in the AL.
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Associated Press
Arnovich
Philadelphia
McCormick
Cincinnati
Werber
Frey
Goodman
Lombardi
Martin
Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Herman
Chicago
Camilli
Brooklyn
Handley
McGee
St. Louis
Wyatt
McQuinn
Sullivan
Cramer
Boston
Dickey
New York
Williams
Greenberg
Detroit
Case
Washington
Rolfe
Travis
Radio Programs Preview of Royal Tour Broadcasts
New York June 10. A radio toast to the King and Queen will be broadcast from two studios as they visit Hyde Park and the Roosevelt home. The program features British stars in America and a live link between New York and Hollywood, with God Save The King sung before the toast and glasses broken in keeping with tradition. The weekend schedule lists WEAF NBC CBS and other stations with music shows, quizzes, and special programs including a departure from Hyde Park and various symphonies and talks.
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New York
America
Weaf-Xbc l
Holly Wood
God Save the King
Hyde Park
Mrs. Roosevelt
WEAF
NBC
Dick Tracy
Red Foley
Arch Choler
Fred Waring
WABC
CBS
Phil Baker
R. R. Reynolds
Wiz-Nbc
Brent House
Sonny James
Chicago
Grouch Club
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
the Circle
King and Queen
Wabc-Cbs
WJIZ
Howard Barlow
Roosevelt
West Point
Wabcnbc
Cooperstown
N. Y
Chain
WJZ
National Baseball Museum
Wabccbs
U. Ls. Marine Band
Ray Perkins
MBS Chain
Al _frred M. Landon
New Freedom
Boston U
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Samoza
Nicarague
Los Angeles
Tribe Triumphs Over Washington in 3-2 Batterymates Show
Cleveland edges Washington 3 to 2 as Trosky hits a homer and Grimes drives in key runs. Bronca, Feller, and Broaca handle pitching chores with win credited to Bronca. Attendance 5,000.
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Washington Ab
OLA
Case
Estalella
Lewis
Wright
Eceae Do
Welas
Travis
Boyd
Myer
West
C.c
Early
Chase
Mit
Cleveland Ab
Hemsley
Campbell
Chapman
Heath
Trosky
Keltner
Grimes
Webb
Hale
Feller
Broaca
Pytlak
Washington
Cleveland J
Cleveland
Bronca
Umphrey
Kolls
Geisel
Pipgras
Dodgers Win Totals and Streak in Quiet Victory
Dodgers beat Brooklyn 7 to 4 as Warneke pitches and Hutchinson earns the win. Brown drives in two, Medwick and Camilli tally two RBIs each, with Koy collecting three. Sizable attendance reported at 7,438 paid and 5,813 ladies.
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Hutchinson
Azz
Sington
Tih
Lu Lois
Brooklyn
Brown
Medwick
Camilli
Phelps
Koy
Durocher
Pheins
Lavagetto
S. Martin
Tarmailis
Pressnell
Warneke
Bowman
Davis
Dean
Magerkurth
Stewart
ST. Louis Ab
O. A. Brown
Martin
T. Moore
Midwick
Mize
Neuele Slaughter
Owen
Seeene
Bowmal
Aesseeee Davis
King
Sth
Ess
Mungo
Charles Town Results First-Gay Prank and Related Purses
Charles Town results list multiple horses and purses with owners and placing. First through sixth place show earnings like 13.40, 7.40, 5.00 for Fama's Fay and Kin Mas, then Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth placements with various payoffs and horse names such as Notoriety Countermarch Trivet Piagetta Gesture Sail By Adriatic Fred Almy Hardy Gurdy Kitty's Rival Brain Child and Beaming Lady.
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Fred Almy
Hardy Gurdy
Miss Epe
Kitty
Unclear revenue list with multiple prices and items
A scrambled sequence of monetary values and product names including Kaimin Victory Light Seventh-Sea Finn Bellthorn Milray Heartplay and various dollar amounts. The text reads like an unstructured ledger or catalog fragment with no coherent narrative or clear outcome.
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Kaimin
Victory Light
Sea Finn
Bellthorn
Highth
Don
Milray
Heartplay
Moseley testifies before House un American Activities panel
Major General George Van Horn Moseley appears before the House committee investigating un American activities while the public notes Wilbur Shaw wins the Indianapolis speedway classic. A young pilot vanishes on a solo Europe flight. Auto workers strike at firms led by Walter Briggs, head of the Detroit Tigers.
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George van Horn Moseley
House
Wilbur Shaw
Russia
Europe
Pickete
Walter ©. Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Grape Roundup Weighs Lewis Eye Exam for Ring Showdown
New York June 16 rumors say John Henry Lewis may skip a Washington eye examination. If absent the NBA could scrap him and let Melio Bettina Billy Conn and Len Harvey challenge for the title. Gus Greenlee, Lewis' manager, has retracted comment pending details.
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New York
John Henry Lewis
Washington
Melio Bettina
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Len Harvey
Gus Greenlee
Lewis
Boxing Ambitions Clash and Boxing Gossip Circulate
The piece notes John Henry defending his title with confidence and mentions the British board of control blocking a Lewis fight abroad. It reports Dodgers offering up to $65,000 for Don Padgett of the Cardinals and ongoing efforts. Promoter Tom Gallery bet $100 against $10,000 that Jack Roper would floor Joe Louis in the first round, with Louis the only one who knows how close Gallery came to winning. A Cleveland rumor, picked up on Broadway, is mentioned but not detailed.
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John Henry
British Boxing Board of Control
Lewis
Dodgers
Don Padgett
Tom Gallery
Jack Roper
Joe Louis
Louis
Cleveland
Broadway
Giants to begin banana sales at Cleveland park
Floodlights at the Cleveland ball park could power over 3,000 homes as the Giants prepare to sell bananas, signaling an unusual midday effort.
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Cleveland Ball Park
Local Wheat and Farm Prices From Benevota Mill Market
Prices paid to producers for local commodities include Benevota wheat at the mill and at the farm, corn at the mill, and butter, country bacon, eggs, chickens, shoulder, lard, and potatoes. Butter 20 to 26 cents per pound. country bacon 16 cents. eggs 60 to 70 cents per dozen. chickens 14 to 16 cents per pound. potatoes No 1 at 60 cents per bushel.
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Kline Bros
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Hollywood Playhouse
Federation of Musicians
Wor-Mbs
American Forum
R. D. McKee
Charles Town
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