Probable Pitchers For Majors
Major league probable pitchers listed by city and matchups. Chicago at New York Humphries versus Bonham. Detroit at Philadelphia Trucks against R Harris. St. Louis at Washington Gatehouse versus Wynn. Cleveland at Boston Harder against Wagner. National League games include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Higbe versus Wilkie. New York at Chicago Sunkel versus Lee. Philadelphia at Cincinnati Johnson versus Riddle or Derringer. Boston at St. Louis Tobin versus Cooper.
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Chicago
New York
Humphries
Bonham
Detroit
Philadelphia
Trucks
R. Harris
St. Louis
Washington
Gatehouse
Wynn
Cleveland
Boston
Harder
Wagner
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Higbe
Wilkie
Sunkel
Lee
Cincinnati
Johnson
Riddle
Or Derringer
Tobin
Cooper
Black Gold Dies After Broken Leg at Fair Grounds
Kentucky Derby winner Black Gold broke a leg in a January 18 1928 race at Fair Grounds New Orleans La and was destroyed. Indians nickname adopted by Cleveland in 1915. Regulation basketball backboard distance set with ring edge six inches from backboard face.
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Black Gold
Fair Grounds Track
New Orleans
Indians
Cleveland Baseball Club
Spiders
Wanderers
Blues
Naps
Molly Maguires
Funeral Rites For Noted Actor John Barrymore
In Los Angeles on June 2 John Barrymore received the final blessing of the Roman Catholic Church. Father John O'Donnell conducted a Requiem Mass at Calvary Cemetery chapel. The casket was placed beside Irene Fenwick's, Lionel Barrymore's wife. Diana Barrymore escorted by her uncle parted with her father.
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Los Angeles
John Barrymore
John O'Donnell
Barrymore
Calvary Cemetery
Irene Fenwick
John
Lionel
Diana
Want No 50 Taken Away From Lewis
Two deposed field representatives of United Mine Workers District 50 were directed to ask the CIO to cut District 50 away from John L. Lewis's UMW at the request of Cleveland's seven locals. Wendell Ringholtz and Edward S Voyson, both ousted from posts, were chosen by 64 Cleveland officers to urge CIO President Philip Murray and the CIO executive board in Washington to form a new union replacing District 50.
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Cleveland
United Mine Workers’ District 50
Co. I
District 50
John L. Lewis
Wendell Ringholtz
Edward S. Voyson
Philip Murray
Washington
Internace Union
Foxx Sold to Cubs by Red Sox in Surprising Move
Boston announces veteran first baseman Jimmy Foxx is traded to the Chicago Cubs after seven Cubs waive him from the American League. Foxx, sidelined by a rib fracture, will report to Chicago and plans to play early next week. He departs with son James Emory after being informed by Dom DiMaggio. Foxx nicknamed the Beasts, expresses curiosity about the National League.
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Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Cubs
Foxx
Dom DiMaggio
James Emory
Chicago
Sonny
Junior
Yankee Stadium
Beast Foxx
the Beast
Afternoon News Late Time Signals Global Update
The STAR sets press time at 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin and Rome and 11 P M in the Balkans signaling late edition timing.
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STAR
London
Berlin
Rome
Balkans
Lake perfecting new type of concrete piping
Simon Lake announces work on a concrete pipe designed to withstand high internal pressure for cross country oil and gasoline lines. He envisions it aiding gas shortages and saving steel, while noting tests by a major producer. He also reiterates belief in cargo submarines as a shipping solution and outlines massive submarine concepts.
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Pottstown
Simon Lake
Lake
Congress
Eastern States
Cost estimates for Libyan troops in conflict
The text notes troops in Libya and estimates their cost at about 3 million dollars, far lower than the expense of an armed fighting submarine.
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Libya
Horses Return Home After Night Escape
Molly and Prince, two horses once owned by William Walker, were sold to a nearby farmer nine miles away but slipped away during the night and reclaimed their way back to the old homestead in Rivera le California.
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Riverale
Calif
Molly
Prince
William Walker
Station manager reports air compressor failure causes no air
Holbrook Arizona June 2 article notes Art C Whiting, operator of service stations in Arizona New Mexico and California, received a letter from a station manager describing an air compressor wired yesterday and a generator burn causing no air output.
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Middletown
Frederick-Clarke Baseball League
Frederick-Clarke
O'Leary
Wilmer Renner
Billy Rowles
Eugene Clem
Hugh Tom Campbell
Roland Dalton
Ralph Guard
James
Pete” Garrett
James Judy
Tom Shull
Russell McCauley
Ralph Carper
Bat
Robert Barr
Berryville High
Stephens City High
Bobcats
Scheder
DeWitt MacKenzie
Winchester Star
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
S. Loudoun St
Keun
Fort Pitt
America
PITT
Lewis
Red Sox
Bill King
Ovc
Marvels
Stephano RS
American League of
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk and Western Railway
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