https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e29960229e973205f92a3dcd2f252888.pdf 8d8abb70fb84924f6f61824891ebb08d PDF Text Text UIEATHER FOftECASTn .-Pa.rt.tr cloUdf, Showtn ln 8oW.b pen.t\U"e"• FULL i:..!!)A~ED .W IRE NEWS •••• . NURl Y- ~~0 lOST /NO HUSON fHH GOES DOWN 'Nf.~n COAST SERVICE • EXCURSIONIS ••• • ••• • 'AS c· • ...:.____./--, French Ve..el ;Aio Overturned Few · Milea From Shore ONOMmT s~ . to LiDdy News\Fiashes ' - bestOwed , tod&Y . ·., ---" . All Danrer Of · PaoollJlcera Huten ,,. mdioq; Ruob To Side Of Ship lnsUtutlcin here. A tlrol1ar dt!il ::e wa$ nlto tn be conferred uponBftU'1 . Bentley, Cinclnnatl 11t.tornQ aDd jelvlc leader. : _ _ Five Are Drow~ Youth lo Stnack Ucbtnin1 . 0\'ER-EX~RTION BLAMED New fl!tllndelphla, 0., June .13- Are Fallin1 · ---' ' attempt to pick nowers and delh~r them tc th. ef! cbut·clle' Cori'espondent June : lfi. -~ Bt~iil•"' trlPJe botWI'l INS Sta.tr fer altar b7.UQ\)et.o; wr. ~ blam.~ 't ~ relatives tqclaY for the ciee.Ul of Mrs I' - Mi'lrpuet Rankin. 81. Pa1i!iUed after ~r v.lalt k! the third ehurch, MrS. Rankin died of a strokf' cl opc;ple?'Y ot her homt:> bere. . \, deftcr.Si0!11 p , A~. not~ vlce pret~ideilt of the TrUFit COmJ8nJ· deelafed 1 and I re~ TWO ~USPECT~ UELD I Clf'veland, June 15--IN$--Two men wttre arNs.t ed by a pollee radlo , cru-:&:1 h~e tciday as &UB~cts In times • should be enouQ;h, a ma.jOt Gepresilon, Ool. contlnuect. lll.i review state! 1 the robt:ery of the Re1umtz d L,tnr tO< hPII. popular Private dinlfil etltabHshment, where twG bandltl ob- '. I talntd Stl)!) llu .cae.h last nllbt atte.r ' lining · 150 ptotro!ia up against I he· wall at pistol point. :t; '"" By International New! Service?·• Cooling streams lured Ove o.~s to death by dTGwninJ DYer the - ' St. Olal1'8vHie, .O.I June 15-JN&·OJLye Branca. ot Naoe Will •to Into the strite-tidilen ~osl of' Bouth-B:asti!m Ohio today, ·more than '1500 '. ml~n!l Were ' ~- - -- ' f;amous Football Co.ac~ Is 'Dead Dr, WiiH....t; Min;oe·oot " MeniGr .f.,.. Jll Yeuo, ' - • Llfe'o. Battle 1&-IN8 . . wha IUwer teal eompanJ u llill ~1111 lraln ·~ t.breap Wmt VIIP* en I'Gtlk &411 Jnil&na,.-a. CN.w4lll t•l'llllt Ht at m01& or &he smau 1taUom alonr thfl roule or u.e Chsapeake and Ohio nllioad, lnlt ao wee~ end, u check up bJi, Intemat:JQnal New:~ Gervcle stlGwed today. '· -• A Cleveland youth was struci~ ll::[iltr.ing, three 'men and Obe WDID'an w.!re &19.1n and ~~:Jx persons weN kiiiE:<.~ I in 1\Utomobtl£ bcctUna the row o1 acctde·n.· (ataiJtlES to ' ,r~· \\1llli:lm Hl(ller wJt.a pulled tt:lder by the cw:reot of ttfe' Ohio river ncar · {Jellalre when ' 1M wu unable to rel:onr from nn ,_... tack of crampa. · . 'f WhE,n he stepPed be)to&ld biB ~ HI. j Nine-year-old In the Scioto rivet Earl wu E..c:uti,. , to Make 111ree Speec:het; to Speak hulia,.poli•l Will Delli.,.te Hardin~ Tomb •i ~d Rededicate Lincoln'• .:>' In Columbua !)urine .M t. ument; Uoeo Butch- 6 · er Knife -----"- 1 ,f -~. WOMAN KILLS MAfj: tN&-H~ By , a: EVEjU:Tr 'DQYINO businw> . ~H[ MISHAPS IN the annualll'Bdwat.loo e:IU!ftlle r:Put; LJvin;· Cc>~t. ln hls monthly ' aeori' WJ:lite by F!JTURE GQOD , roun SIX 01[ IN l(ar!ett.a. 0 ., June l!i-1N5-An llwi~rary dt>gree of LL. 0 . was to« ' ~- TO HONOR GOVERNOR j .A ttack Wit!>ouf Any Climb' Halt. e'd )~ ,May DURING STORM Crashed Taking Off t .co!UalhQa, lnStailt,l,. 1 �IIWII:DA:r, Ke Back In rI I o, 1 A lvlrn J ones, eachcr. Cocp r mlcs Lew , Onm l, EU t J :1.1l Ellzal Ohln• ~r, Cl ra Lo u ise S lth • on c re, a d I bundanc Of . ace - - - -· s wer• ,•• 1 ~ pended J th taxpayers. ' . history, struck the present Reno , U- urvr" FAITH Mor ' ton" a .ELIIClTBI ....... .O ....Illi!dlllll! . • irs 1n nstructors a cntnry on urrobua if is rc mme Th t · hine , in YO By Eu..,nR. Waite, S lone ago •.' Oklah he ' the U SIS 10 B. e States of ert of tr e e- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . ''· o o o o o ', , o o o ""'*•• Dst~ p~nl~hc vic ' d, eom-1 ~~~~~~t~~ for tqey Ill bp a11ai lib ated. 0 Lo 0 , 0 , 0 , 0 0 !. • 0 0 ~-. 0 ~-,, H: ln. ' , _ t ... •••••••••••••••• -:-r••••••• ...... ,.... , , .,. , •• • ;o • • • ' Oil j. ' ' • , ,~ .• ' SUAL They �IIWII:DA:r, Ke Back In rI I o, 1 A lvlrn J ones, eachcr. Cocp r mlcs Lew , Onm l, EU t J :1.1l Ellzal Ohln• ~r, Cl ra Lo u ise S lth • on c re, a d I bundanc Of . ace - - - -· s wer• ,•• 1 ~ pended J th taxpayers. ' . history, struck the present Reno , U- urvr" FAITH Mor ' ton" a .ELIIClTBI ....... .O ....Illi!dlllll! . • irs 1n nstructors a cntnry on urrobua if is rc mme Th t · hine , in YO By Eu..,nR. Waite, S lone ago •.' Oklah he ' the U SIS 10 B. e States of ert of tr e e- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . ''· o o o o o ', , o o o ""'*•• Dst~ p~nl~hc vic ' d, eom-1 ~~~~~~t~~ for tqey Ill bp a11ai lib ated. 0 Lo 0 , 0 , 0 , 0 0 !. • 0 0 ~-. 0 ~-,, H: ln. ' , _ t ... •••••••••••••••• -:-r••••••• ...... ,.... , , .,. , •• • ;o • • • ' Oil j. ' ' • , ,~ .• ' SUAL They �S..tlU'ClaJ tor the . 'iLAS"SI#\J&tt .. ~ ..... News • P, B. .\llllbl.r7 Qcnt at Plumwood ln Clark ' / ~Y, ;nnq JJ, lltll - aUJD.~ Dt. JTin'J. i.y of 0.1 V.U,J, Uo., MiJ()It l.EA'GUE BERTH ~URED for bill bome :Prlday after • lfdth ~UY~ at Crown 01ty, ' ADYia.'!~l!ll'G , FOR '. S..E..C.T.lO If . ·u ..t ' ~ llf PENNSYLV~ ~RLER ' Ll:8 OONKLIN when M.,outy . COW\U!retl wiUI Ul• J.N8 ft~ Wri~r HeW York, J~ li\,-A. dw.en bll Jeai'Ufl clubB are Mektnl ~ Berv• ICII""of WaJterNutitn. the Unh'eral.Qr of Penn.ylvanla'1 mound ace. Tbe rilbb-bander is the beat. cc;l. Jep plk:hef devloped 1n Ute eut. a\Qcll ·o.ren: Cart'Oil, now with the ClqdanaU. mdl, held the apoUIIil:l}t Bl"" pro.-J & of ...,.,.. Sam pitcher to the Brown.lea t:J)!set _ AGGIESfAR '. and Ul ml• chana:e tor the 15t. ~'" Loulll mound ttar. ' . . R&bbU MaranvtUe, peppery st. year..old veter&Q ot th11 Boatou Braves,. haa mHc 2,350 bH.a, 11CCXetJ 1,0110 tun& aM.. accepted ULI\."11 thaa &t ~, oroea. l2.ooct chanoee 111nere he maOO., hl8' 117 defe~ttnc Columbl& here re· big Jearue debut· Dlne~n ye1m q . olntlJ MaMet1 llhalked. up hill 2tth The Rabbit mUM Ul.e "'-Tv•· Y{bl 1n t.wenty-.,l% istarta ' lor tbe Uon, with rttore &r;uth ~ poewy, Red and Blue. that he ftally hall been plavtns blc - Fuiiiisll' ' " . At ~ writt.nc ~ had not leque ball for ~14' four YCQ.fs. ~e JoeL a pme •thil year, , hie' thit'd ~bed ~ to U;.e water WJogOn l:Jl eeaaon .nth the Qau.t.en. In hi& 1~, . • aopbomore rear he 'kZt. ~ game to. ------" ''- , - North C.rollna, Albert and sll!ter returned frum a tn Jo.ckson. and M.rt. Lawrence !'""""' / tion IJlUy of Olen Mills, P a., are to e~nd their vacatloot wHh 111(1\her Mrs. G . w. Lusher and \)the!' rele.tlves. and ~ oonteet r#htJ k-PoZJS flavor A n\ongrel, pup belongins to Sec· retary FAid1e Brilnnk:k 1$ the new :mucoi. of .t he New· Yorlt Gbi'ntl!, "Two Strikes" 18 the anlmals nam~. · The term "blr lel.gue" doem't mean ' nluch. to Buzz Arlet.t. Ute PhUuet' tensat~I outfiel,der ftom the Coast.· BWIS~ who has bcel'i showing ,the way to all other Na· tional LfaJrUe hitter&, newr led the It wouJ(l be ;thjng Wl~l 1 Bostvn a~ leaat 11 Reeves h~~ be ~ormoo"mto an etfectlve ttrlrler.. Bob 8mltb and ROO L two Of th8 beat J)itChera in tn ... u~: , ~ ~· ·once · were lnlleJd~ W1tb W~BOaf&n BraVes. Mark KJC""' Detrol~ bee • Iii'' to pl~but his ' ettolts nbtry, ..et. wt•',... p-~·-tly ....,..,._ .uo .., . . " "c Joe MCCarthy, new manager , of the New, Ybrk · YI!Jlkees, 1UL8 t mnf!d ~wn . o,~s fol' OU3ty Cq<!lt~;~ a nd tieR Oha!Jman, two ol ,llil'l .YOUJlfl'!l • tl:fll whom ~e ~IJcves ' nr:;~ future !tars. Ot;ber American Loogll(! cluts broached trB:de otrers lor thls pair. It develops Uta.t. the h s~. LoUI!i ll~ offered to. Iet , lJ.la~oJder g:o ~ tJle ' Ya.nks In excbangc for Cooke, bflt tJ'.e deal feU through u~.oe..... . Y~u~ .... .. ... ~ A.880CL\TION t,.oul8vUle ..... r. 30 l.il. sa;. Pl\ul ... ..... .. 23 ~ 23 .558. Milwaukee . . . . . . . 28 ' :14 .533 Clolumbus"' .. ·,.. . . . 25 25 · ,.50Q Minneapolla . . . . . • 28 27 .491 Toledo . : . . . . . . . . . 26 211 .463 Ktulsas City . . . . . . 23 , 29 ~ .C42 Indianapolis . . . . . . 22 2B .•ttQ ----t Pet. ·.613 :112 .59.2 .D20 .482 AMEAJC~ LEA.GIJ~ Chicago a.t Boston. St. Loula at Waahington. Detroit at. New York. I __ .420 .Am.dca• Stat• l'oeta White Sox set down Lhe Red While the olftce or poet Jaurertte 1 to 4. ln Eu11laud Ia lur;eiJ nn honorllr)' Cardinals twu-Umed O!)e, there Ia n Rmnll salary attached to It, amount1n1 at preRept 7 to 3 and l3 to 4. ·. \lrllliaut rookie J'f()m Ro- tQ ab~ut 'J49:i a year. }l'ormerly It 1-, llnt Rhem were ~he wus $300 1l nar, plul!- a cull: ot In the of y,·lne. S m11~ of the 11ta t~ of thlt counti'J, uch a& Nebrulka. Ollltt· homo, etc., han! np1.ulr.ted state f)() rout• Quaker pitchers or poet lanr(!11te, usuo.IIJ E...a Le Gallienne (abcmt).faurtder t 'UilS. Derringer struck out llf!norar:r po!!!llloOw. _and £tar of the Civic ltepertort men In the first game. Theatu Jn New York, Will burned 111e Cubs-Bnn•cs gnme a1so hl•acL ia Mi••la• l ~r.~i seriously about tbe face. cheat and a- st rlke-out tlarnivnl, no less . The1-e 1u·e 747 t slnn c l~t tn the Mill· bod)' while attempting to liP'c a nhwteen ba.tterG whtmng. !lltt"-l f•Jil ri Yc r bl!tween ltl sour~ gasoline water heater at her ?arm~t m li ng pitchers, Frank.khoUHe null tho, mouth of t he ned rh·er. house near Weston, Coan. A:. RtX-t. Ct\Ch frt:lned C!Ph.!-Jnen·. Relow till' J)l)lnt, mlO rnllea from friend and a maid aho ecre le• were outhiL J:iY a six to the Onlt. there nre nnl)' three verely bumed. AD are eqected but won the gaJl\c, 3 to l , !:.lands. to recover.. ~ their biOWII. Ha.ck Wilhomc l'Uil oi the seaSon 3. .4~ •• .3fO •• SeQohd game (rain) . Club ' Woo l.&t Ptt. ~ Brooklyn, e; Plttabursh, a. PhUQdelphla. ... .\ . 38 13 .7fl5 I• -Wublngtcm . . . • . . 311 1'J .618' AMERiCAN LEAGUE New York. . . . . . . . . 27 21 .56'J Wllo8h1ncton, a; st. ~s. a. C~veiiU}d7 •.. - ·~ ..• ~ .26 .500 Chtc:-.ago, 'l ; BOlton, 4. Boston . . • • .•••• _. . ~9 . 30 ..388. Detrott, 4; New Yol-k, :a: h ..... " .. "" " • 19 30 Lo~l8 · •· ···· 1 " · 17 ' ~. :.!~ CteveiB.nd, ·&: Phllade)phla, 4. De\rolt ... . ,, ... _ . ,_ ~ •~. ~ ...,... . GAMES TODAY . YESTERI)AY'S RESULTS AMER~CAN ASS()CIA'fiON t\MERJC.UJ .tSB:OOIATJON Karisas Cfty at ·Coiurhbu~. Karlsaa City, 16; Colwnbus, or.. St. Paul at IndlanaROlla. 'Kanapa City, 1 ; Oo1umbUa1 7r Jjllnntapolls at LouJsyille. (cs.lled' end ar seventh, darkneS!I). Milwaukee ~at Toledo. MUwaukce,1'l; Toledo, 2. Milwaukee, O; Toledo, 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE a~ P&ul, u; IndlanapoliB, 3. Boston at- Ohlcago. ItuU~~r~~apOlls, 3; St. Paul, 2.. Brooklyn at · Pittsburgh. LOulsvllle, 6; Minneapolis, 2. ' : New YQrk at Ciriclonatl. MlnneapoUs, 9; Lo~vl~, 4. .PhiladelphJa at st. Louis . 1st. ~-·----·-- · ·-· ·--- :on. ·Hutlson __.. .___ · -- .... anlJ -/fhames · lly. LIUROIN 8~:.....;.~-----:-' . • Senators Hot On Heels Of Leaders; .Carils Win ,Two . FROM PHILLI£S.' ' . • Braves Take Pitchera' Battle From Cubs; Redo Lo•e By LEf\ CONKLIN I . N, El., Spot·w Writer NL'W York, lunc 15-Riding- ou the Gl'est o1' a n ine.gume wlunln~ streak the Washington Senatorsl l\re gr,i dually cutting down the Jea.:t ot Oonnle Mack's Athletics, pace set~ ters in the American league rocc. By winning all of thell· seven during the past week while were captm·in&' five out ,the Nats ;:aincd two fuU the champton.ll an<l ;u ..couuteel lor ChlcaKQ':s oll)y to.j ly. 'l'll'cnty-stx tholb:l<\nd lo RcdJnnd field by Cloooinnootl'' wlunlug :~purt. saw the the Giants in th~ ninth wllcn Jun 's hi t go. \'e tilt<~ McGrawmen to 2 edge. Mo ~H outpit.ehcd wh1le Lhulstront b.lld a perfect dt!Y nt bat wlLil foUl" hit&. A scheduled .!iCcond gnme 1\'M oalll'tl otJ on acI<.a unt or rain. I 'l'wo p itching Slmute fUld Jack cd In I Will over ltl llls sixth but had ~to be t.cok !be mound ill the tlu.l oos·~s filled :.\lld retired tbe en a double pla.y, · ~ l The Yan~ecs got no better than 'an even break in four starts and dt'Oppcd further out Attcr a slump · them n lne defeats in eleven the OlanLs did an about face won six out of scvcrt du ring week, regaining sccorid pJH.Ce in National leneue 5CL'tLmble und vancing to within the Cardinals. The won four out Or seven Braves and Reds each copped SE.CONO WEEK ""' 1,1N'THE SPIFFY . ' WA.Nri:b Reoil sate...,..... -c1 not apply. Calr 4811-~-1 ,~.. ~.. < DID YOU EVER STOP .TO THINK? By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, bahes ~ 00 'TUI2.TLt; "'NHEN rr COM.&S . _..:.;..____ MM. EARL SPRINOSTOf1, Middleport, atop at THE DAU..Y TRI· BUNS: this week and set a quarter p:nmd pa.ckagc o1 tllllnda. Tea tree. NOTICE. ERMA Beauty Bboppc will be open at t·oo P. M. tiacb day and evenhliiB· Special prlcC.'!. over Ebersbach Pha1me.ev, Pomoroy. 6-9~6t MR. CAR OWNER! wltla . inr medium poueaaeo many oubtandinr advantarea? ' "Newspaper advertisinc reacheo nearly everyon.e every day; immediately asaociated with the life of a community. ""'"'"-""""""''""-""·--·""'-"" ... - ... "A newspaper c::ont&ina ~methin1 that everyone in the fam· ily wanb to know about: "The newopaper is the moat earerly oourht piece of litera· lure roiq' into the home. 1 It baa more intimacy than any other factor ·i~ one'a daily contact. run Jet In utfewapaper advertising producea immediate Detroit and the White Box, both o1 whom failed to win a game la~:~t week, started the .new week vlctorlefl. Vic Sorrell of the T"roilil won a 4 to 2 duel from 1Lefty mez of the Ynnkecs, JOhllRO<l'!'. triple breaking · up the game in the tenth Inning. Alphorise Thurrias diatinruishes a newopaper's birth, life ~nd function. "Newopaper advertiains tell a us where to buy; it never leto a prospect set causht. It inaurea COIIIUmers soocl will; lone oal.. efforb ar enot requi~ed to sell the consumer on a ~' 1"""1/ ' "Newapaper advertioinr io flexible; a campailfD can be start· ii ed ovet-niltht an,l can be atoppeil ala 111oment'• notil'4!. YGUf-~""'" ' Aantc.nCheeM• 0Nert.ucla7. ·~ewopal'er copy can·be wri«!>n to ;i~e a compJete iafeo p1'e·· • ' . ( :, »>• '' ~~" 111f i " "A ~~wspap~; i• ~· d~"''!t P,~in,t. ~f ~~~~~~~~!!: Jllf ~~&le of' men:~an~ire; lll" 111\f~ t!t~~~ !;11~1 cciunt~r di~pl'i;r Of a wip"i!W· dioi'~Y· 'i i· ·• '. ' ,).. ..~ •...v.,~.n~ *\ •l f and ,., t .,r , • ' ! ....·• "'' ' '• g~J tb.oar I .I 'I ' l"m .•~rfl!'!£ ~~~~~ if l~ ,a ~ 1 "~eopl~ ~f ,lh~ Unil~. ~~~~ ~~· o~~ ~1!\o~.~~~~~ 11 ·.. •• !· ;o t . : I' < " '·•• i ' ~ . oeiltation of~· pro~l'ct, or it ~ ~e ws:it!e!l "Ifill! trade name esl'!l!liol\!ftent. . Cil'CUI" '-· vertir.er to enter anY apecificf area and secure the aniouni.of c~v~ erase that he needs. ' '' " " 'l'r7 It ter nnWh, ..u,_ for \hfJ .... ~ "Mpblblw, kbd..U.hee, lOIUIIIld ... IlL adV<O!"" Newopai>er advertioinr is timely and permits the adymitter . ' ... to tie bio copy up·w.ith c~1rrent news eventa. · It t!nable- ~e ad· lime-mellowed lamr thai oW,. ••e&.eeudai" cao alt'e. ,.. prod~~Ct tioed in newapapers. RUIMio -wl-· actio~; ' American \ Cheese \ 1 It ia the greatc:at factor in 'the·countr)' in mouldinr public opinion. Geiting the · '~Horse Laugh" It ntel .. I.e a 1moolh a•d ~ream' Aad what •vorl A rich, It U. the on{y publication almost everyone reads a newopaper. Afticu, --------------~-- KRAFT .. : "Did you ever otop to iliinli that a newspaper u ad oidvettio· , 6fclfSuperG1 IIion Ctylll:t l ~ad n ~ wn!l [tnt <'fJe~ by the n n ~le n t i:l. l!o• furront·t•ll ltf'ptstr to it In tllro lltt•:·nture .. r th e l-1~\·('ntecnth nll\1 j1-;fg lti!•Pn lh ~· e uturl (! ll. '[' lu~rc \\'P ro • !'lmihr Jll'IH: fii'CII among tlJt' n atln~ tt·ihO'I< uf N't n'th 111'1tl ~··nt h AmPI'il'n, ,\slo, ,\n ~;trnlla and ........ 'Seta AM BOLA ' ' ,,.,_ ·~- ount diStlnctlol\ or bcJug pitcher to beat the. onJ)I' to . work Ptlmuoy and surroWldllll countlea, calltng on busl· ncp concerns. :NationallY advert.ls· ed un-a. Must be a hu111tier. Per!lk>nent. connection lt you mak!! good. ·MERGJJANTS INDUSTRIES, INC. Third and Wayne. ~yton. OhiO. 6·18·1'1-18. '• (Califomia) Union·Tribune, Saye: two l'Uns. SALESMAN WANTED-Local mf!.n' ' Morris A. Pellter, Advertioins Diredor of the Sian DieiO Burke atld Hadley J>itched Wnsh .. Jugton to a 9 t9 3 triUUJph over Llu: St. Louis Bt·owns yester<iay, , Cleveland nicked MCOollald anJ Shore9 for twelv~ hif.s and turned · back Ule Athletics, 6 to 4. A Wild l;leavc by Jlmmy PoxX with the MR$, A.. J . .E\cl)&l!for. Raclfle at THE D~Y TRlBUNE 't.h~S wffk and tiet a ((Wrter pouftd JM1Ck&£e of Salada Tea. tree. ' O~lahoma "· -out. of .fiix 1:1tart.s. •i9p. . ,. ·' 1 mornfnS. totiTH PAStE 25c .... ' . Pill~ l!l.ft)''l from . USTERINE ___ _ , Cleveland at PbUaaeJPhl&. 'AMERIC~EAOUE - .- , Won Lpst. Pet. Club .. NA'fiONAL LEAGUE c;"out ~~ ln battJ.ng, Club won Lost 1 Bob Reeve6. wtio· has been tl')'blB St. Louis . . . . . . . . . 33 16 ~th lmturereot au·ecesa, to hold New York . . . . . . . . 30 19 dOwn an lnfteld' Job With the Bo6ton CblcaQ"O . . . . . . . . . . 29 20 .Red So¥, warda to try: his hand at Boston . . . . . . . . . . . 26 2t pJtehlne. Booton eateheltl who .bate 1~rookJ¥n ... : . . . . 24 28 been lookln&" over his deli~lCa .,re. Pittmurgh . . . . . . . . 21 29 J)Olt that he has a !Sinker and a Phllo.dl;llphia . . . . . . 20 30 good curve ball. Cllnt,innatl . . . . . . . 18 36 ""•r\Sloo .... ••JUJt to TeD AMERICAN 1 ~ New Prfi oner-Wnrtlell, 1'(1 Ilk~! t• wrll.e tO m.r l'<mng lad.Y to say I've nriolved ll'nfel7, Ca~ I 't la\·e a p!cture post cnrd of tlie v~n 'fNitbelliJ)JIItet' (Ztlrlcb). , HOW THEY STAND lad &eaiOil oqlumbla bet' him In a ten-tnn1ng i ,t'" I 'f , 1 ,1 1 . • . �S..tlU'ClaJ tor the . 'iLAS"SI#\J&tt .. ~ ..... News • P, B. .\llllbl.r7 Qcnt at Plumwood ln Clark ' / ~Y, ;nnq JJ, lltll - aUJD.~ Dt. JTin'J. i.y of 0.1 V.U,J, Uo., MiJ()It l.EA'GUE BERTH ~URED for bill bome :Prlday after • lfdth ~UY~ at Crown 01ty, ' ADYia.'!~l!ll'G , FOR '. S..E..C.T.lO If . ·u ..t ' ~ llf PENNSYLV~ ~RLER ' Ll:8 OONKLIN when M.,outy . COW\U!retl wiUI Ul• J.N8 ft~ Wri~r HeW York, J~ li\,-A. dw.en bll Jeai'Ufl clubB are Mektnl ~ Berv• ICII""of WaJterNutitn. the Unh'eral.Qr of Penn.ylvanla'1 mound ace. Tbe rilbb-bander is the beat. cc;l. Jep plk:hef devloped 1n Ute eut. a\Qcll ·o.ren: Cart'Oil, now with the ClqdanaU. mdl, held the apoUIIil:l}t Bl"" pro.-J & of ...,.,.. Sam pitcher to the Brown.lea t:J)!set _ AGGIESfAR '. and Ul ml• chana:e tor the 15t. ~'" Loulll mound ttar. ' . . R&bbU MaranvtUe, peppery st. year..old veter&Q ot th11 Boatou Braves,. haa mHc 2,350 bH.a, 11CCXetJ 1,0110 tun& aM.. accepted ULI\."11 thaa &t ~, oroea. l2.ooct chanoee 111nere he maOO., hl8' 117 defe~ttnc Columbl& here re· big Jearue debut· Dlne~n ye1m q . olntlJ MaMet1 llhalked. up hill 2tth The Rabbit mUM Ul.e "'-Tv•· Y{bl 1n t.wenty-.,l% istarta ' lor tbe Uon, with rttore &r;uth ~ poewy, Red and Blue. that he ftally hall been plavtns blc - Fuiiiisll' ' " . At ~ writt.nc ~ had not leque ball for ~14' four YCQ.fs. ~e JoeL a pme •thil year, , hie' thit'd ~bed ~ to U;.e water WJogOn l:Jl eeaaon .nth the Qau.t.en. In hi& 1~, . • aopbomore rear he 'kZt. ~ game to. ------" ''- , - North C.rollna, Albert and sll!ter returned frum a tn Jo.ckson. and M.rt. Lawrence !'""""' / tion IJlUy of Olen Mills, P a., are to e~nd their vacatloot wHh 111(1\her Mrs. G . w. Lusher and \)the!' rele.tlves. and ~ oonteet r#htJ k-PoZJS flavor A n\ongrel, pup belongins to Sec· retary FAid1e Brilnnk:k 1$ the new :mucoi. of .t he New· Yorlt Gbi'ntl!, "Two Strikes" 18 the anlmals nam~. · The term "blr lel.gue" doem't mean ' nluch. to Buzz Arlet.t. Ute PhUuet' tensat~I outfiel,der ftom the Coast.· BWIS~ who has bcel'i showing ,the way to all other Na· tional LfaJrUe hitter&, newr led the It wouJ(l be ;thjng Wl~l 1 Bostvn a~ leaat 11 Reeves h~~ be ~ormoo"mto an etfectlve ttrlrler.. Bob 8mltb and ROO L two Of th8 beat J)itChera in tn ... u~: , ~ ~· ·once · were lnlleJd~ W1tb W~BOaf&n BraVes. Mark KJC""' Detrol~ bee • Iii'' to pl~but his ' ettolts nbtry, ..et. wt•',... p-~·-tly ....,..,._ .uo .., . . " "c Joe MCCarthy, new manager , of the New, Ybrk · YI!Jlkees, 1UL8 t mnf!d ~wn . o,~s fol' OU3ty Cq<!lt~;~ a nd tieR Oha!Jman, two ol ,llil'l .YOUJlfl'!l • tl:fll whom ~e ~IJcves ' nr:;~ future !tars. Ot;ber American Loogll(! cluts broached trB:de otrers lor thls pair. It develops Uta.t. the h s~. LoUI!i ll~ offered to. Iet , lJ.la~oJder g:o ~ tJle ' Ya.nks In excbangc for Cooke, bflt tJ'.e deal feU through u~.oe..... . Y~u~ .... .. ... ~ A.880CL\TION t,.oul8vUle ..... r. 30 l.il. sa;. Pl\ul ... ..... .. 23 ~ 23 .558. Milwaukee . . . . . . . 28 ' :14 .533 Clolumbus"' .. ·,.. . . . 25 25 · ,.50Q Minneapolla . . . . . • 28 27 .491 Toledo . : . . . . . . . . . 26 211 .463 Ktulsas City . . . . . . 23 , 29 ~ .C42 Indianapolis . . . . . . 22 2B .•ttQ ----t Pet. ·.613 :112 .59.2 .D20 .482 AMEAJC~ LEA.GIJ~ Chicago a.t Boston. St. Loula at Waahington. Detroit at. New York. I __ .420 .Am.dca• Stat• l'oeta White Sox set down Lhe Red While the olftce or poet Jaurertte 1 to 4. ln Eu11laud Ia lur;eiJ nn honorllr)' Cardinals twu-Umed O!)e, there Ia n Rmnll salary attached to It, amount1n1 at preRept 7 to 3 and l3 to 4. ·. \lrllliaut rookie J'f()m Ro- tQ ab~ut 'J49:i a year. }l'ormerly It 1-, llnt Rhem were ~he wus $300 1l nar, plul!- a cull: ot In the of y,·lne. S m11~ of the 11ta t~ of thlt counti'J, uch a& Nebrulka. Ollltt· homo, etc., han! np1.ulr.ted state f)() rout• Quaker pitchers or poet lanr(!11te, usuo.IIJ E...a Le Gallienne (abcmt).faurtder t 'UilS. Derringer struck out llf!norar:r po!!!llloOw. _and £tar of the Civic ltepertort men In the first game. Theatu Jn New York, Will burned 111e Cubs-Bnn•cs gnme a1so hl•acL ia Mi••la• l ~r.~i seriously about tbe face. cheat and a- st rlke-out tlarnivnl, no less . The1-e 1u·e 747 t slnn c l~t tn the Mill· bod)' while attempting to liP'c a nhwteen ba.tterG whtmng. !lltt"-l f•Jil ri Yc r bl!tween ltl sour~ gasoline water heater at her ?arm~t m li ng pitchers, Frank.khoUHe null tho, mouth of t he ned rh·er. house near Weston, Coan. A:. RtX-t. Ct\Ch frt:lned C!Ph.!-Jnen·. Relow till' J)l)lnt, mlO rnllea from friend and a maid aho ecre le• were outhiL J:iY a six to the Onlt. there nre nnl)' three verely bumed. AD are eqected but won the gaJl\c, 3 to l , !:.lands. to recover.. ~ their biOWII. Ha.ck Wilhomc l'Uil oi the seaSon 3. .4~ •• .3fO •• SeQohd game (rain) . Club ' Woo l.&t Ptt. ~ Brooklyn, e; Plttabursh, a. PhUQdelphla. ... .\ . 38 13 .7fl5 I• -Wublngtcm . . . • . . 311 1'J .618' AMERiCAN LEAGUE New York. . . . . . . . . 27 21 .56'J Wllo8h1ncton, a; st. ~s. a. C~veiiU}d7 •.. - ·~ ..• ~ .26 .500 Chtc:-.ago, 'l ; BOlton, 4. Boston . . • • .•••• _. . ~9 . 30 ..388. Detrott, 4; New Yol-k, :a: h ..... " .. "" " • 19 30 Lo~l8 · •· ···· 1 " · 17 ' ~. :.!~ CteveiB.nd, ·&: Phllade)phla, 4. De\rolt ... . ,, ... _ . ,_ ~ •~. ~ ...,... . GAMES TODAY . YESTERI)AY'S RESULTS AMER~CAN ASS()CIA'fiON t\MERJC.UJ .tSB:OOIATJON Karisas Cfty at ·Coiurhbu~. Karlsaa City, 16; Colwnbus, or.. St. Paul at IndlanaROlla. 'Kanapa City, 1 ; Oo1umbUa1 7r Jjllnntapolls at LouJsyille. (cs.lled' end ar seventh, darkneS!I). Milwaukee ~at Toledo. MUwaukce,1'l; Toledo, 2. Milwaukee, O; Toledo, 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE a~ P&ul, u; IndlanapoliB, 3. Boston at- Ohlcago. ItuU~~r~~apOlls, 3; St. Paul, 2.. Brooklyn at · Pittsburgh. LOulsvllle, 6; Minneapolis, 2. ' : New YQrk at Ciriclonatl. MlnneapoUs, 9; Lo~vl~, 4. .PhiladelphJa at st. Louis . 1st. ~-·----·-- · ·-· ·--- :on. ·Hutlson __.. .___ · -- .... anlJ -/fhames · lly. LIUROIN 8~:.....;.~-----:-' . • Senators Hot On Heels Of Leaders; .Carils Win ,Two . FROM PHILLI£S.' ' . • Braves Take Pitchera' Battle From Cubs; Redo Lo•e By LEf\ CONKLIN I . N, El., Spot·w Writer NL'W York, lunc 15-Riding- ou the Gl'est o1' a n ine.gume wlunln~ streak the Washington Senatorsl l\re gr,i dually cutting down the Jea.:t ot Oonnle Mack's Athletics, pace set~ ters in the American league rocc. By winning all of thell· seven during the past week while were captm·in&' five out ,the Nats ;:aincd two fuU the champton.ll an<l ;u ..couuteel lor ChlcaKQ':s oll)y to.j ly. 'l'll'cnty-stx tholb:l<\nd lo RcdJnnd field by Cloooinnootl'' wlunlug :~purt. saw the the Giants in th~ ninth wllcn Jun 's hi t go. \'e tilt<~ McGrawmen to 2 edge. Mo ~H outpit.ehcd wh1le Lhulstront b.lld a perfect dt!Y nt bat wlLil foUl" hit&. A scheduled .!iCcond gnme 1\'M oalll'tl otJ on acI<.a unt or rain. I 'l'wo p itching Slmute fUld Jack cd In I Will over ltl llls sixth but had ~to be t.cok !be mound ill the tlu.l oos·~s filled :.\lld retired tbe en a double pla.y, · ~ l The Yan~ecs got no better than 'an even break in four starts and dt'Oppcd further out Attcr a slump · them n lne defeats in eleven the OlanLs did an about face won six out of scvcrt du ring week, regaining sccorid pJH.Ce in National leneue 5CL'tLmble und vancing to within the Cardinals. The won four out Or seven Braves and Reds each copped SE.CONO WEEK ""' 1,1N'THE SPIFFY . ' WA.Nri:b Reoil sate...,..... -c1 not apply. Calr 4811-~-1 ,~.. ~.. < DID YOU EVER STOP .TO THINK? By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, bahes ~ 00 'TUI2.TLt; "'NHEN rr COM.&S . _..:.;..____ MM. EARL SPRINOSTOf1, Middleport, atop at THE DAU..Y TRI· BUNS: this week and set a quarter p:nmd pa.ckagc o1 tllllnda. Tea tree. NOTICE. ERMA Beauty Bboppc will be open at t·oo P. M. tiacb day and evenhliiB· Special prlcC.'!. over Ebersbach Pha1me.ev, Pomoroy. 6-9~6t MR. CAR OWNER! wltla . inr medium poueaaeo many oubtandinr advantarea? ' "Newspaper advertisinc reacheo nearly everyon.e every day; immediately asaociated with the life of a community. ""'"'"-""""""''""-""·--·""'-"" ... - ... "A newspaper c::ont&ina ~methin1 that everyone in the fam· ily wanb to know about: "The newopaper is the moat earerly oourht piece of litera· lure roiq' into the home. 1 It baa more intimacy than any other factor ·i~ one'a daily contact. run Jet In utfewapaper advertising producea immediate Detroit and the White Box, both o1 whom failed to win a game la~:~t week, started the .new week vlctorlefl. Vic Sorrell of the T"roilil won a 4 to 2 duel from 1Lefty mez of the Ynnkecs, JOhllRO<l'!'. triple breaking · up the game in the tenth Inning. Alphorise Thurrias diatinruishes a newopaper's birth, life ~nd function. "Newopaper advertiains tell a us where to buy; it never leto a prospect set causht. It inaurea COIIIUmers soocl will; lone oal.. efforb ar enot requi~ed to sell the consumer on a ~' 1"""1/ ' "Newapaper advertioinr io flexible; a campailfD can be start· ii ed ovet-niltht an,l can be atoppeil ala 111oment'• notil'4!. YGUf-~""'" ' Aantc.nCheeM• 0Nert.ucla7. ·~ewopal'er copy can·be wri«!>n to ;i~e a compJete iafeo p1'e·· • ' . ( :, »>• '' ~~" 111f i " "A ~~wspap~; i• ~· d~"''!t P,~in,t. ~f ~~~~~~~~!!: Jllf ~~&le of' men:~an~ire; lll" 111\f~ t!t~~~ !;11~1 cciunt~r di~pl'i;r Of a wip"i!W· dioi'~Y· 'i i· ·• '. ' ,).. ..~ •...v.,~.n~ *\ •l f and ,., t .,r , • ' ! ....·• "'' ' '• g~J tb.oar I .I 'I ' l"m .•~rfl!'!£ ~~~~~ if l~ ,a ~ 1 "~eopl~ ~f ,lh~ Unil~. ~~~~ ~~· o~~ ~1!\o~.~~~~~ 11 ·.. •• !· ;o t . : I' < " '·•• i ' ~ . oeiltation of~· pro~l'ct, or it ~ ~e ws:it!e!l "Ifill! trade name esl'!l!liol\!ftent. . Cil'CUI" '-· vertir.er to enter anY apecificf area and secure the aniouni.of c~v~ erase that he needs. ' '' " " 'l'r7 It ter nnWh, ..u,_ for \hfJ .... ~ "Mpblblw, kbd..U.hee, lOIUIIIld ... IlL adV<O!"" Newopai>er advertioinr is timely and permits the adymitter . ' ... to tie bio copy up·w.ith c~1rrent news eventa. · It t!nable- ~e ad· lime-mellowed lamr thai oW,. ••e&.eeudai" cao alt'e. ,.. prod~~Ct tioed in newapapers. RUIMio -wl-· actio~; ' American \ Cheese \ 1 It ia the greatc:at factor in 'the·countr)' in mouldinr public opinion. Geiting the · '~Horse Laugh" It ntel .. I.e a 1moolh a•d ~ream' Aad what •vorl A rich, It U. the on{y publication almost everyone reads a newopaper. Afticu, --------------~-- KRAFT .. : "Did you ever otop to iliinli that a newspaper u ad oidvettio· , 6fclfSuperG1 IIion Ctylll:t l ~ad n ~ wn!l [tnt <'fJe~ by the n n ~le n t i:l. l!o• furront·t•ll ltf'ptstr to it In tllro lltt•:·nture .. r th e l-1~\·('ntecnth nll\1 j1-;fg lti!•Pn lh ~· e uturl (! ll. '[' lu~rc \\'P ro • !'lmihr Jll'IH: fii'CII among tlJt' n atln~ tt·ihO'I< uf N't n'th 111'1tl ~··nt h AmPI'il'n, ,\slo, ,\n ~;trnlla and ........ 'Seta AM BOLA ' ' ,,.,_ ·~- ount diStlnctlol\ or bcJug pitcher to beat the. onJ)I' to . work Ptlmuoy and surroWldllll countlea, calltng on busl· ncp concerns. :NationallY advert.ls· ed un-a. Must be a hu111tier. Per!lk>nent. connection lt you mak!! good. ·MERGJJANTS INDUSTRIES, INC. Third and Wayne. ~yton. OhiO. 6·18·1'1-18. '• (Califomia) Union·Tribune, Saye: two l'Uns. SALESMAN WANTED-Local mf!.n' ' Morris A. Pellter, Advertioins Diredor of the Sian DieiO Burke atld Hadley J>itched Wnsh .. Jugton to a 9 t9 3 triUUJph over Llu: St. Louis Bt·owns yester<iay, , Cleveland nicked MCOollald anJ Shore9 for twelv~ hif.s and turned · back Ule Athletics, 6 to 4. A Wild l;leavc by Jlmmy PoxX with the MR$, A.. J . .E\cl)&l!for. Raclfle at THE D~Y TRlBUNE 't.h~S wffk and tiet a ((Wrter pouftd JM1Ck&£e of Salada Tea. tree. ' O~lahoma "· -out. of .fiix 1:1tart.s. •i9p. . ,. ·' 1 mornfnS. totiTH PAStE 25c .... ' . Pill~ l!l.ft)''l from . USTERINE ___ _ , Cleveland at PbUaaeJPhl&. 'AMERIC~EAOUE - .- , Won Lpst. Pet. Club .. NA'fiONAL LEAGUE c;"out ~~ ln battJ.ng, Club won Lost 1 Bob Reeve6. wtio· has been tl')'blB St. Louis . . . . . . . . . 33 16 ~th lmturereot au·ecesa, to hold New York . . . . . . . . 30 19 dOwn an lnfteld' Job With the Bo6ton CblcaQ"O . . . . . . . . . . 29 20 .Red So¥, warda to try: his hand at Boston . . . . . . . . . . . 26 2t pJtehlne. Booton eateheltl who .bate 1~rookJ¥n ... : . . . . 24 28 been lookln&" over his deli~lCa .,re. Pittmurgh . . . . . . . . 21 29 J)Olt that he has a !Sinker and a Phllo.dl;llphia . . . . . . 20 30 good curve ball. 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