Detroit Tigers Lead League After Victory Over Cleveland
The Detroit Tigers moved into first in the American League by beating Cleveland 8 to 2 as the New York Yankees lost 9 to 3 to the Washington Senators. Heinie Manush fueled Detroit’s surge with two homers while Ed Linke’s tough outing marked a sharp setback for Washington.
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Hugh 5S
Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Newark Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
Yanks
Cardinals
Cleveland
Senators
Tigers
Detroit
Heinie Manush
Yankee
Washington
Ed Linke
Heinie
Linke
Jesse Hill
Jack Redmond
Brn Chapman
Times Herald Team Defeats Martinsburg in West Virginia
The Washington Times and Herald carrier boys won at Martinsburg West Virginia by 4 to 2. J Ebert pitched the standout game as box scores follow.
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Times-Herald
Martinsburg
Washington Times and Herald Carrier
Martinsborg
W. Va
Times-Herald Boys
J. Ebert
Millwood Eagles Face Braves At Fair Grounds Sunday
The Little America Braves meet the Millwood Lone Eagles Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds diamond starting at 3 30. The Braves carry a 10 and 2 record this season amid their toughest test yet from Millwood Lone Eagles.
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Millwood Eagles
Fair Grounds
Little America Braves
Brown
Millwood Lone Eagles
Braves
Stars Rally In Pros Baseball Roundup
Yesterday's Stars report two doubles and a single by Hank Greenberg driving in three runs for the Tigers in an attack on the Indians. Larry French outpitched Paul Derringer in a 5-1 Cubs win over the Reds. Heinie Manush crushed two home runs for the Senators in a triumph over the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Indians
Larry French
Cubs
Paul Derringer
Reds
Heinie Manush
Senators
Yances
Seabright tennis bowl remembered in historic matchups
A brief sports memoir recalling Berkeley Bell’s five set win over Bryant Grant to claim the Seabright tennis bowl a year ago. It notes three years past Jimmy Foxx’s 41st homer against the Tigers and five years earlier Borotta’s victory over Lott with Cochet denying Til l as France kept the Davis Cup.
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Associated Press
Berkeley Bell
Bryant Grant
Seabright
Friendship Trownees Snapp Foundry In An Exciting Game
The Friendship Fire Company softball team beat Snapp Foundry 8 to 3, champions of the B league. Arthur Field, recently hurt on June 28, returned to pitch well for the Tammanyites. Lee Grant's Sewer Rats challenged the firemen for an independent game to be played on Diamond No. 2 next Monday at 6 o'clock.
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Friendship Fire Company
Snapp Foundry
Smoke Eaters
Iron Men
Arthur Field
Lee Grant
Sewer Rats
Diamond No. 2
Administration To Continue Fight On Banking Bill
Washington July 27 The omnibus banking bill sails to a Senate House conference after a Glass backed Senate passage. Administration forces plan a final push to regain ground, seeking stronger Federal Reserve Board control of open market operations. Senate approved the bill with a solid ayes and no voice vote, while a government central bank proposal was defeated 59 to 10.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Glass
DVA
Senate House
Federal Reserve Board
Seven Die in Munition Blast at Marmara Naval Base
Seven soldiers were killed when two munition dumps exploded at Marmara naval base near Ismid. The Turkish military zone suffered major fire damage in the blast, the second such incident in a week following an Istanbul dump explosion on July 21.
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Ankara
Turkey
Marmora
Ismidi
Istanbul
Habies Palace Big Double Western At Palace Today Only
Kermit and Ken Maynard star in a big double western program at the Palace today only. Kermit appears in Red Blood of Courage while Ken features Mystery Mountain with his horse Tarzan. Eight vaudeville acts and a Krazy Kat cartoon also accompany the feature lineup. Lady Tubbs plays Monday and Tuesday.
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Kermit
Ken Maynard
James Oliver Curwood
Ken
Tarzan
Lady Tubbs
Universal Picture
the Palace
Markets show steady gains amid mixed session in New York
Stocks rose with steel and motor shares lifting indices while profit taking remained light. Trading remained active at open with several thousand shares moving, then eased as most prices edged higher. Key closes included Allied Chemical 159 and U S Steel 42 1 8 with a range of major issues cited.
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Steels and Motors
Chicago
Youngstown
Usua
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Future and cash grain quotations from Chicago and Baltimore
Closing grain prices show wheat and corn with July and Sep contracts across rye oats barley and lard bellies. Baltimore reports No 2 red winter wheat at 83 cents and Winchester markets list wheat 71 cents per bushel and yellow corn at 20 cents per bushel with white corn at 93 cents.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Sacred Heart Church Sunday Masses and First Communion
The Church of Sacred Heart on Loudoun and Cecil Streets lists Rev. Robert E. Hannon as pastor and Rev. Charles Comaskey as assistant. Sunday masses are at 8:00 and 10:30 a m with Benediction after the 8 o'clock mass. Children will receive first holy communion at the 8 o'clock mass along with Sodality members.
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Loudoun
Cecil Streets
Robert E. Hannon
Charles Comaskey
The
Sodality
Livestock And Produce Markets Report for Baltimore and Philadelphia
Baltimore market results show cattle steady with steers 5.50 to 9.25, heifers 3.50 to 7.00, cows 3.25 to 6.00, bulls 3.75 to 7.00, calves at 175 pounds steady, hogs 50 cents higher on some lines, weights 140 to 200 pounds 11.00 to 11.65, 200 to 250 pounds 9.90 to 11.00, 250 to 350 pounds 9.40 to 10.30, packing sows 6.90 to 9.25, pigs 9.85 to 11.65, sheep and lambs 125 pounds steady with rail lambs 8.50 and truck lambs down to 8.00, buck lambs discounted 1.00 per cwt, lambs 90 pounds and under 5.00 to 8.50, and ewes 1.25 to 3.00. Philadelphia market reports dressed poultry chickens western four pounds plus 27 to 29, live poultry unchanged, butter unchanged, eggs 2,523 and market steady though dull.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Hia
Local Market Prices and Odd Quote on Mixed Feed
Local markets list wholesale and retail flour and feed prices with patent brand and cracked corn among items. The page ends with a rural proverb about a man who enjoys troublemaking overtime.
Marian Martin Pattern 9481 Flatters With Tiered Silk Frock
Marian Martin Drop a flattering tier or two from smooth shoulders for a chic frock. Pattern 9481 offers two or one upper ruffles, ruffles on sleeves, crystal buttons, and fabric options like printed silk or voile. Sizes 12 through 40, price details and order address provided.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Holcombe Parkes Elected President of Shenandoah Valley Inc
NATURAL BRIDGE Va July 26 Holcombe Parkes longtime Norfolk & Western Railway advertising manager was elected president of Shenandoah Valley Inc to fill the unexpired term of the late A T Moore. W W Gibbs becomes vice president and John R Crown chosen secretary. H V Knight named executive secretary in Staunton.
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Holcombe Parkes
Norfolk & Western Railway
Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Natural Bridge Hotel
Parkes
A. T. Moore
W. W. Gibbs
Waynesboro
Berlin Nazi chief bans individual acts against Jews
Berlin July 27 Count Von Helldorf Nazi police chief announced that the state would conduct its fight against Jewry and that individual acts against Jews were forbidden. The statement underscores a shift from private actions to state orchestrated measures against Jews.
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Berlin
Count von Helldorf
Fragmentary Nazi Anti Semite Drive Plans Hint at Continuation
The article notes a lack of clear measures but suggests the Nazis would continue their anti Semitic campaign in unspecified fashion. It highlights uncertainty about future steps and the oppressive stance toward Jewish groups.
Demands For General Tram Employes Strike
The Omaha Central Labor Union executive board considers a formal request for a general sympathy strike. James C. Perkins leads the tram workers strike directing committee. 268 Omaha and Council Bluffs street car workers have been on strike since April 20.
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Omaba
Neb
Omaha and
Council Bluffs
Omaha Central Labor Union
James C. Perkins
Perkins Fined for Property Destruction Ties to Tram Attack
Perkins, fined $25 for malicious destruction of property in the tram incident, comments on the strike that began over wages. Rioting and violence during the walkout caused heavy property damage, two deaths, and more than 200 injuries.
Bandits Bottled Up After Scranton Bank Robbery
Five bandits who robbed the Old Forge Discount and Deposit Bank of 16000 dollars were surrounded in Scranton by state police city officers and plainclothes men. The search covered every likely haunt as investigators pursued the suspects.
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Scranton
Old Forge Discount and Deposit Bank
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