Giants Rally Past Cubs as Errors Spur Six Run Victory
In baseball action the New York Giants benefited from six rival mistakes boosting them to a 6 to 4 win over the Cubs setting up a standings shift as the Reds beat the 6 to 4. Babe Lombardi and Libert starred for Burgh in a 6 to 4 triumph while John Piet reframed himself with a clutch triple in the eighth. The Phillies defeated the Cardinals 7 to 4 before rain ended play. In the American League Lou Gehrig homered for the Yankees in a 2 to 1 loss to the White Sox. The Senators and A’s both fell in two close games keeping the pennant chase tight. Heinie Manush went 4-for-4 for Washington and Ruth and Gehrig delivered in limited at bats. Real estate notices and social items follow with local names and visits.
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Reds
Brook
Tony Lombardi
Libert
Burgh
Shcore Y Tuns
John Piet
Phillies
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Lone Tall
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Athletics
Senators
Detroit
A’s
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Indians
Red Sox
Sox
Parly Averill
Héinie Manush
Ruth
al Simmons
Boxing Fight Card Results Across Cities
United Jess Spain defeats Hans 194 pounds in Oakland with knockout of Lew Flowers 199 pounds. Vince Dun dee defeats Abie Bain 170 pounds in Newark. Bucky Qhes beats Lew Raymond 142 pounds in Morristown. Billy Petrolle defeats Tommy Grogan 142 in Omaha. Prince Saunders 137 defeats Mickey Duris 138. Charlie 136 stops L Sheppard 134 in Pittsburgh.
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United
Jess
Spain
Hans
Oakland
Cal
Radiph Heinz
Leavenworth Kas
Lew Flowers
Jamica
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Vince Dundee
Abie Bain
Bucky Qhes
Morristown
Lew Raymond
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
de- Tommy Grogan
Omraha
Prince Saunders
Mickey Duris
Own. Pa
Charlie
L \ Sheppard
Cleveland
CANNELBURG ITEMS
Mr and Mrs Joe Matthews and daughter of Indianapolis are visiting this week with her father Louis Carrico Mrs Bernard Fields and children of Washington visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs James Grider Misses Geraldine Fern and Robert mers of Plymouth Ind spent with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Roy Love Henry Jones returned from St Meinrad Wednesday to spend vacation with his mother Mrs Charles Jones
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Reed Latwyler
Davey
Fikhart
George Williams
Joe, Matthews
Indianapolis
Louis Carrico
Bernard Fields
Washington
James Grider
Geraldine
Fern and
Robert |Mers
Plymouth, Ui
Roy Love
Henry Jones
St. Meinrads
Charles ‘Jones
Night is World opens two day engagement at theater
Universal's Night is World opens this afternoon for a two day run at the theater featuring Lew Ayres in a dramatic role of rare intensity with Mae Clarke as the lead female. The film is praised for Ayres strong acting and Mae Clarke's engaging floor show supporting performances.
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Universal
Lew. Ayres
Mae Clarke
Ayres
Lew
Forest reserves acreage and London firms age noted
A claim cites approximately 159000000 acres of forest reserves in the United States and Alaska. It also states there are 650 firms in London over a century old.
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United States
Alaska
London
Betelgeuse Diameter Ranges From 200 Million To 300 Million Miles
Astronomers estimate Betelgeuse has a diameter between 200 million and 300 million miles. The star remains one of the largest visible in the night sky with measurements varying by method and wavelength.
Ragiesville Luckies Grab Spotlight With Streaking Run
Ragiesville Ball Team rides a six game winning streak against top opponents including the White Sox and a strong Chestnut showing. The club’s bats shatter logs and their pitching sparkles as crowds cheer their rise toward possible world series glory next season.
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H. V. Fisher
Yesterday's Results Briefs for Baseball and Baseball Standings
In the American League Cleveland defeated Boston 9 to 3, Detroit beat Washington 7 to 6, Chicago won over New York 2 to 1, and St. Louis topped Philadelphia 9 to 8. In the National League New York 6 Chicago 3, Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 1, Pittsburgh 5 Boston 2, Philadelphia 7 St. Louis called after six innings due to rain, St. Paul Columbus listed as fain, Toledo 5 Minneapolis 2, Milwaukee at Louisville planned for night, Kansas City 6 Indianapolis 5 with 6-5 scoreline.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Red Sox to Meet Cubs in Alfords Ville Game Sunday
The Washington Red Sox baseball team will travel to Alfords ville Sunday to play the Cubs. The game is set for 2 o'clock with ambas? current report.
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Washington Red Sox
Alfordsville
Cubs
Aluminum rivets may scratch brake drums in cotaching brake spinge
A note warns that aluminum rivets used in cotaching brake spinge can scratch brake drums, risking reduced braking efficiency. It advises inspection and replacement with nonabrasive fasteners to prevent damage.
Old Post Coaching School Ad in Indiana Circular
An attractive circular from Indiana football and basketball coaches promotes the Old Post Coaching School at the Coliseum and Washington Field from August 15 to 20. Noble Kizer, former Notre Dame star now head coach, will direct football. Abe Lambert will coach fast break basketball. Burt Friddle and John Adams appear with accounts of past work.
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Qeeanena
Buri ‘Friddie
John Adams
Washington ‘Field
Indiana
Noble Kizer
Notre Dame
Kiser
Cég
Four Horsemen” Eleven
Kizer
Northwestern
Prac
Epts
Lam T
Purdue
Eben
Tetdnen
Sien
Lambert
Abe Lambert
Old Post
Will
Beln
Washington Parke
Washington
Burt Friddle
John Adadms
Osterhage dies at age in Vincennes Indiana
Vincennes Ind June 16 Henry Herman Osterhage died at the home of his sister Mrs J C Ritchie at 9 oclock Wednesday night He is survived by his wife a daughter two mothers Alfred Osterhage of Terre Haute and G F Osterhage a younger sister F Tick of Clevelandville Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Vincennes
Ind
Henry Herman
J. C. Ritchie
Daghter
Alfred Osterhage
Terre Haute
G.F. “Osterhage
F. Tick
Eelandville
Indiana Fishing Season Opens With Size Limits
The fishing season in Indiana starts June 16 with legal size limits for bass bluegill crappie and other fish. Limits include large mouth bass 11 inches, small mouth bass 10 inches, bluegill 25 in number with 10 inch length, crappie 25 with 9 inch length. Local county fishing licenses required. out of county fishing needs license from county clerk at $1. War veterans may be exempt or licensed free with papers. under 18 require license as well. Season extends to May 1, 1998.
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New York Giants
Terrymen
Ing
Lillian Craney
And
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Italianapolis
Helen Allen
Mary Lou
Dee O'Brian
Wheatland
H. P. Wanér
Pirates
Foxx
Lombardi
Hurst
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Fox
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Am Klett
Lemar Oooo
Avhiletica
Onl Gehrig
Yankees
Pei Sigietpincs Ak Af
Cannelburg
Fathers Day
Re Mae
Handk’fs
E. A.keller
James B. Cannon, Jr
Frank Gillette
Omaha
eReaville
Oden White Sox
White Sox
Babe
Ragiesville Luckies
Alex Shaw
Odon
Dheers
Mighty Tame
Ajit
Epsom
Aagies
Ite
Louisa
Ittsburgh
York
Louis
Minneapoli
Homann
East South Street
Old Post Coach School
H. H. Osterhage
Instiana
Standard Oil Company
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