White Sox rout Red Sox to 10–2. Lyons ties for league lead
Ted Lyons pitched the White Sox to a 10–2 victory over the Boston Red Sox as Chicago swept the four games, Lyons tying a teammate for league honors with his tenth win and nine-hit support from Clancy who went 5 for 5. Connie Mack shuffled lineups. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 4–1 with Wheat and Fox driving in runs. St Louis topped the old rivals 6–2 as McGraw starred. Brooklyn won 4–3 in a late rally in Chicago.
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Sanders Addresses Indiana University Graduation
Evoking Holy Writ and the nation’s arc from ancient times, Sanders told Indiana University graduates that education underpins freedom. He argued no nation survives without educated governance and praised earlier founders for valuing practical, day to day citizens.
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Shifts and pitching changes lift Pirates and Tigers pace
A long excerpt shows managers using mixing infield shifts and varied pitching to break slumps and spark teams. Pirates move infield to flip a game while Hal Rhyne is moved from second to first. Earl Whitehill debuts strong for the Tigers as Whitehill’s improved fastball helps Detroit gain ground. Miller's hitting fuels a pennant race as teams shuffle players and positions.
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Indiana Hoosiers Embrace Tree Planting Drive and Reforestation
Indiana conservation officials highlighted a nationwide push to plant and protect forests. The state nursery since 1922 sold many trees to private buyers, aiming to establish a million seedlings in spring 1930, and officials argue forests curb floods, support timber needs, and reduce costly imports.
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Bird of Many Colors California condor description
The California condor is a spectacular bird noted for its featherless head and neck. Nature Magazine describes the skin as a rainbow of hues from orange and yellow to fire colors, with the throat showing orange fading to green on the neck.
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Nature
Moth Egg Masses Abundant On Trees
Lafayette Ind June 7 Moth egg masses are abundant on shade trees and shrubs across central Indiana. J J Davis of Purdue Entomology notes eggs began hatching in June. caterpillars soon to be conspicuous and defoliating. Spraying trees with arsenate of lead is advised to control the outbreak.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
Results include Tidlatlapote defeating Minneapolis 3 to 2 in 10 innings and Chicago beating Boston 10 to 2. Philadelphia outscored Cleveland 4 to x with 11 innings noted. National St Louis won 6 to Brooklyn 2. Chicago also won 4 to 3 over Boston. Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 7 to 5.
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Van Horn to Build Modern Gym in Ggootge
Van Horn Construction Company won the contract for a brick gymnasium in Ggootge. The 62 by 94 foot building will seat on balconies with lower floor seating for play, and the price exceeds 26000 dollars. The project follows bids opened Saturday and awarded Monday after review.
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Legion to do welfare work in six states
Dr Lyons of 926 Argyle Building Kansas City has been permitted by the head of the agency to undertake welfare work. The plan covers Missouri North Dakota Iowa Kentucky and other states with a centralized state child welfare program. The goal is to aid widowed mothers and enable them to care for their children while ensuring extradition ease for guardians.
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June Will Be Unusual Sky Phenomena Month
A historical note previews an unusual June with eclipses and a bright comet visible across the western hemisphere. It describes the lunar eclipse on June 15 lasting 21 minutes, the June 22 solstice, and the potential naked-eye sighting of a fast-moving comet near month’s end, plus international science preparations to study the sun’s corona during totality.
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Self 70 rafter Farn er ha Shellaville death
June 7 in Shellaville William Miller 46 a prominent farmer near here hanged himself from a barn rafter due to health despondency. Also mentions Silkworms and a Nature Magazine note on Cecropia caterpillar. Emma P. penne dies leaving $7,000 to animal friends and $4,450 split among eight fats and ten relatives.
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