Flashes of Life and Odd Notes From Across the Nation
Short items report on a 13 year old Cleveland boy ordering dice themed shirts, a Chicago man bitten by a neighbor's dog and the dog’s death, Oklahoma City candidate Al Horton proposing wooden platform planks, a Beverly Hills physician's strange psychology quote about movie stars, and Roy Franklin traveling 500 miles on a Jersey bull toward the Texas Centennial near Dallas.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National and American league leaders listed by the Associated Press. Highlights include Joe Martin and Hank Greenberg atop batting, Ott and Gehringer among RBI leaders, Gehrig and Gehrin among hits, and Sorrell and Sorrells among pitching figures with several tied or near-tie totals.
Murder at the Reeves Party in the English Village
A dinner party at the Reeves home centers on gossip and manners as a shock arrives: Pat Reeves reports that Artin Burdett, the miserly squire, has been murdered at Burdett Court. The revelation unsettles Nellie Reeves and disturbs a roomful of guests including Dr. Chambers and Captain Reeves. The London detective era hints at turning points tonight.
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White
Chambers
Laawrence W. Meynell
Arthur Burdett
Pat
Nellie
Reeves
Pat Reeves
Artin Burdett
Braun
McKinney
Tars Regain Sally League Lead With Ninth Inning Rally
The Jacksonvile Tars won 5-3 over Augusta on a ninth inning two run surge to move back into first in the Sally League. Macon Peaches routed Columbus 19 hits pace, 15-1, while Savannah upset Columbus 6-1.
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Macon Peaches
Associated Press
Jacksonvile Tars
Augusta
Columbus Red Birds
Macon
Tigers explode for seven runs in sixth inning
Tigers used a seven-run sixth to rout, as Bratton allowed 11 hits to the Tars. Emil Roy of Savannah held Senators to a single hit through seven, Lunak went 5-for-5, and Macon’s hit parade continued against Columbus with only Instelhofer not getting a hit. Fumble, Moore, Mack and Hargrove each had three safeties. today's games listed Columbia at Savannah, Jacksonville at Augusta, Macon at Columbus.
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Tars
Emil Roy
Savannah
Senators
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Macon
Columbus
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Instelhofer
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Moore
Mack
Hargrove
Columbia
Jacksonville
Augusta
Yesterday's Stars Shine as Slugger Hits Inning Homer
Carl Reynolds of the Senators belted a tenth inning homer with two on, delivering the winning runs against the Tigers. Phil Cavarretta homered and singled twice in a 4-1 Cubs win over the Phillies. Bruce Campbell of the Indians collected three singles in an 8-4 victory against the Yankees. Jim Chaplin of the Bees limited the Cardinals to nine hits and drove in three in a 10-4 win. Pinky Higgins, Athletics, also contributed.
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Phillies
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Vaughn
Pirates
Ott
Giants
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Jordan
Bees
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Herman
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Indians
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Associated Press
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Bruce Campbell
Yanks
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Pinky Higgins
Athletics
Baseball Highlights From Early Season Wins
Homer drove in two runs in a win over the Browns. Sugar Cain limited the Red Sox to eight hits for his fifth win. Carl Hubbell scattered seven hits to beat the Reds 5-2. Red Lucas allowed five hits in a 9-2 Pirates victory over the Dodgers.
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Browns
Sugar Cain
White Sox
Red Sox
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Pirates
Brooklyn
Feeding babies cow's milk by shapes gains support
Rochester report says babies fed cow's milk by shape. Three shapes named linear medial and lateral guide dilution: linear three parts milk to one, medial two to one, laterals half and half. Pediatrician J Newton Kugelwass cites tests on 500 infants and claims better tolerance with shape matched milk.
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Howard W. Blakesleer
Associated Press
Rochester
American Association For the Advancement of Science
J. Newton Kugelwass
Children's Hospital
New York City
Kukemacs
Sumter County Tuberculosis Death Rate Drops
Americus Georgia June 17 Dr A J Davis Sumter county health officer reports tuberculosis death rate in the county fell to 62.6 per 1 000 last year from 65.2 per 1 000 for the state.
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Americus
A. J. Davis
Sumter County
Packing Plant Destroyed by Fire in Griffin Georgia
Fire destroyed the main packing plant at Southern Flint Distributors Inc. near Griffin Georgia yesterday. Officials estimated the loss at twenty thousand dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage to the facility and disrupted local operations.
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Ato Griffin
Griffin
Southern Flint Distributors, Inc
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