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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
3
Baseball results show Napoli s six to three over Milwaukee and Toledo eight to seven against St Paul in eleven innings Columbus and polis tied at eleven as nisville beat Kansas City five to four no games scheduled in the American League opponent locations and totals are listed per domestic schedule
Lady Astor, American-born MP, joins the June Eton College festivities with her son Michael, pictured in traditional campus attire as they stroll the grounds. Also notes a baseball score where the Giants beat the Pirates 3 to 1, with Carl Hubbell pitching six hits.
A crowd enjoys a quirky golf pastime as the Country Club plans a Sunday tournament with unconventional holes and rules. About thirty members attend the event, with Pris 6 prize, and the field kitchen opens for picnics.
Fragmentary OCR data shows city pairs with associated numbers such as Klyn 71 percent Chicago 5 8 and New York 3 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 5. St Louis 5 Boston 4 with unclear context and spelling. Entities include Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Boston and general numeric tallies.
Brooklyn and Chicago split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning 7 to 0 aided by strong pitching from Vance and Wilson homering while Chicago took the second game 8 to 0 behind Malone and Herman. St Louis beat Boston 5 to 4 on Mancuso’s double and later Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 5 to 4 with Klein scoring the winner in the ninth. Reds pounded J Elliott for eleven singles as Don Hurst and others drove in runs. No American League games scheduled.
Licenses of four Columbus aviators were suspended by the Department of Commerce Aeronautics Inspector H. F. Rough in Detroit after the flight during the Harding memorial dedication at Marion interfered with addresses. Excavations near Mexico City reveal preserved Aztec bathing tubs carved from solid rock.
Cannellburg Mohawks earned their eighth straight victory with a 3 to -3 win over Washington and 17 to 3 against Bicknell in the second game. Earlier they beat the Montgomery Colonels 8 to 3. The Mohawks seek matches with the Ramblers and Fords as they extend their strong run.
Ben Kiefer announces the opening of a new men s store under the Kiefer name. The Bis Kiefer firm previously operated a suburban shop of a similar nature and expands its retail presence with the latest location.
Carl Dillion of the Miami Daily News discusses a nationwide poll on the new golf ball. He notes local players adapted since January with no complaints, questions wind behavior, and suggests retaining the new size and weight. He mentions Ryder Cup, Sarazen, and Miami’s golf interest.
Word arrives that Father F G Walker son of Mr and Mrs Harry Walker enters Catholic University Washington D C for advanced study beginning September 1 1931 He had served as assistant pastor at St Philip Neri church Indianapolis for some time
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