Golfers and boxing camps mix in New York dispatch
New York report notes Henry Picard favored to win the national open and details Joe Louis camp duties with Julian Black and John Roxborough sharing final decisions. It mentions Primo Carnera hospital visit, Max Schmeling promotion, Brisson as European champion turned actor, Anna Ondre as Brisson’s partner, and daily barber costs from Ellenville.
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New York
Henry Picard
Hershey
Bombers
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Detroit
Joe
O. K
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Louis
Five Cent
Karl Brisson
Europe
Max
Anna Ondre
Brisson
London
Ellenville
Treasury Balance And Expenditures Reported In Washington
The treasury report for June 2 shows receipts of 12 532 675 16 and expenditures of 19 944 697 73 leaving a net balance of 2 828 972 765 59. Customs receipts for the month totaled 3 145 794 13. Fiscal year receipts since July 1 are 3 609 252 974 42 with expenditures of 6 585 304 841 99 including 3 167 629 451 08 of emergency spending. Excess of expenditures equals 2 466 051 867 57 and gross debt stands at 31 634 291 557 632 3, a decrease of 876 669 25 from the prior day. Gold assets are 19 407 332 072 23.
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Washington
Posion of the Treasury
Southern Women's Golf Tournament Reaches Quarterfinals
Oklahoma City Oklahoma June 4 Eight sharpshooters reach quarterfinals in the 25th Southern Women's Golf Tournament. Medalist Mrs Dan Chandler Dallas was eliminated on the 22nd green by Mrs Mark McGarry St Petersburg. In upper bracket McGarry meets Miss Jane Cothran Greenville while Miss Edna Saenger faces Miss Kathryn Hemphill. Lower bracket Miss Betty Jameson San Antonio meets Miss Dean Van Landingham Charlotte and Mrs Leon Solomon Memphis plays Miss Jenny Grout Oklahoma City's lone survivor.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Tex
Mark McGarry
St. Petersburg
Fla
McGarry
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
8. C
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Dean van Landingham
Charlotte
N. C
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Okahoma City
Jenny Grout
Capitals Fall Again as Cardinals Drive Past Reds
Americus Georgia June 4 the Armori cus Cardinals extended a hot hitting stretch with 21 hits defeating Cordele 15 to 8. Quicks and Feathers each had four hits Bonowite and Grayston added three apiece while Mac Edwards earned the win with Bill Cannon finishing.
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Americus
Armoricus Cardinals
Grayston
Americas
al Wlaws
Mac Edwards
Bill Cannon
Roane Triumphs In Rough Express Baseball Game
Roane beat Americus 6 to 4 in a lengthy seven inning affair. Sewell worked 6 1/3 innings for the win with 2 strikeouts while Kenny absorbed the defeat. Scoring came from hits by Pagn, Bergy, and Camipbedh with key RBIs from Sewell and Carter in a tense box score read.
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Americus
Sewelb
Grue
Gide
Quieki
Ponowite
Kayveton
Bergy
Sewer Pomerie
Cautinn
Ate Stojerd
Beesert
Bonowitz
Cannon
Dphaeksterek
Carpbell
Caaiek
Burnett
Grayston
Ledroon
Cordeley
Animericus i Circes
Seawell
Ienney
Erwards
Bawards
Jamion d Sewell
Wetney Bo
Sesvelk
Kenny
Ous
Bdwards Im
Ibis A
Chanmen Im Vo
Innimes T
Sewell
Granston
Micrads
Duteler
Sewell Canppiess Crowley
Wolf
Vine
Columbia Senators Sweep Columbus in 11 innings
The Columbia Senators defeated the Columbus Red Birds 5 to 4 in 11 innings to close a three game series. After a 3–3 tie in nine, Columbus led briefly in the 11th before Columbia answered with two runs. Augusta Tigers beat Savannah 6 to 3. Merritt Hubbell struggled, not credited for Augusta win. Johnson relieved in the ninth to stop a rally. Today's schedule lists Columbus at Savannah Macon at Columbia and Augusta at Jacksonville.
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Associated Press
Columbia Senators
Columbus
Red Birds
Senators
Augusta Tigers
Savannah
Jacksonville
Macon
Merritt Hubbell
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Augusta
Johnson
Columbia
Lost money recovered after a year on farming field
In Potsdam New York Lealle Wright had $65 missing from his billfold a year ago while plowing for Arthur Martin. Nelson Peal found the cash while cultivating the same field and returned it. In Hollywood Tony Canzoneri wed Rita Roy prompting public congratulations. In Idaho dogs damaged poultry pens at a state prison. In Chicago John Hanson faced charges after a lottery win led to a court dispute and a remarriage discovery.
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Potsdam
N. Y
Lealle Wright
Crazy Mills
Arthur Martin
Misiy
Nelson Peal
Chicago
John Hanson
da Maley Hanson
Craig Hood
Good
Hanson
Exmember Sally Rand Troupe in Double Tragedy
Phoenix report says exmember Travis La Zarr shot Donna Park of Los Angeles a dancer, then killed himself. Police say the couple had been in a rooming house for weeks and had no reported quarrel, with La Zarr having shown letters indicating prior acquaintance.
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Sally Rand
Phoenix, Ariz
Trvine la Zarr
Diniecer
Troup
Donna Park
Los Angeles
Justine
Caio
Borh Utp
Steever
Lia Zarr
Phoenix
Ten Cent Bill Yopp Dies at Confederate Soldiers' Home
Ten Cent Bill Yopp, 87, a former slave and longtime Capitol character, died at the Confederate Soldiers’ Home in Atlanta. He earned his nickname by charging a dime for services and attended legislature sessions to urge funding for inmates, using his earnings to buy veterans’ gifts. In 1920 he received a gold medal and a lifetime home for his work with the soldiers.
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Bill Yopp
Soldiers
Atlanta
Major League Leaders in American League Stats
The list highlights leading AL performers by batting average Sullivan of the Indians at .406 and DiMaggio of the Yankees at .382. It names Gehrig and Gehringer on runs with 55 and 44 respectively, plus Dickey and Trosky leading RBIs. It also cites Gehringer and Crosetti with 67 and 64 hits, and Gehringer 18 doubles with DiMaggio 16. Clift 8 triples and Foxx 13 homers with Trosky continuing the note.
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Associated Press
Sullivan
Indians
DiMaggio
Yankees
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Dickey
Trosky
Crosetti
Lewis
Senators
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertises malaria relief
The ad explains malaria causes chills and fever and promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as both a blood infection destroyer and blood builder. It cites quinine and iron, claims fifty years of trusted use, and offers 50 cent and one dollar sizes with stated value comparisons.
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Grove
Whipping of Muscogee County Convict Investigated
Columbus Georgia June 4 The MuscogeeCounty commission investigated the whipping of chain gang inmate Jimmie Rosenfeld an Atlanta life term prisoner bruises and a head cut after a clash with three chain gang officials. The inquiry cast doubt that all three officials fully observed rules and noted no disciplinary action was taken. The commission said if Rosenfeld had attacked them officials could have overpowered him without punishment.
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Columbus
Muscogee
Rosenfeld
Bill Terry Ends Active Baseball Career This Season
Chicago June 4 Bill Terry longtime Giants manager and first baseman says 1936 will be his final season as an active player knee trouble has kept him from planning to play in 1937 He will move to managing from the bench next year after one last season with New York Giants.
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Louis Meyer
Firestone
Bill Terry
Chicago
Terry
New York Giants
Baseball season leaders and key stats summarized
The list highlights top performers in both leagues. Stolen bases Powell Senators 10 and Werber Red Sox 9 lead, Pearson Yankees 8-1 and Grove Red Sox 7-1 top pitching. Terry Giants 413 and Martin Cardinals 41 runs lead, Medwick 68 hits and 117 doubles.
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Indians
Powell
Senators
Werber
Red Sox
Pearson
Yankees
Grove
Terry
Giants
S. Martin
Cardinals
J. Martin
Vauban
Pirates
Medwick
Ott
Jordan
Bees
Herman
Cubs
Goodman
Reds
Camilli
Phillies
Riggs
J. Moore
Klein
Gumbert
J. Dean
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