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June 19, 1927

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LINDBERGH WATCHES CARDS BEAT GIANTS; Present as Bottomley Hits Homer With Two On That Leads to 6-4 Victory. 40,000 SEE PENNANT FLY Lindbergh Helps Hoist Flag, Presents Championship Emblems to St. Louis Players. HORNSBY RECEIVES RING But That's All Giants Get for Day as Alexander Holds Them in Check. LINDBERGH SEES CARDS BEAT GIANTS

By Richards Vidmer.special To the New York Times.by Richards Vidmer

ST. LOUIS, June 18. -- To the joy of a packed grandstand, the interest of Colonel Charles Lindbergh and the distress of John McGraw and allied interests, the Cardinals clouted their way to a 6-4 victory over the Giants this afternoon, a home run by Jim Bottomley in the third inning breaking a temporary tie.

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SUBURBAN TRANSIT BODY TO BE FORMED; Port Authority and Traffic Groups Will Try to Solve the Commuter Problem. WILL MEET HERE JUNE 30 Chairman Silzer Seeks Cooperation of Railroads and the City -- Working Plan Is Developed.

By Unknown Author

The Port of New York Authority has decided to proceed at once with the organization of a suburban transit board. A meeting will be called June 30, it was announced yesterday, when representatives of local transit agencies in the metropolitan district will unite under the Port Authority's direction and undertake solution of the commuter problem.

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HYDROMEL IS FIRST IN AMERICAN DERBY; 30,000 See Whiskery Run Last in Field of 5 in $28,000 Race at Washington Park. TRACK RECORD IS BROKEN Winner Runs 1 1/2 Miles in 2:29 -- Handy Mandy Second and Buddy Bauer Third.

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HOMEWOOD, Ill., June 18 (AP). -- Hydromel, with L. McDermott up, carried the colors of J.N. Camden to victory in the American Derby before a crowd of 30,000 turf fans at the Washington Park track here this afternoon and lowered Boot to Boot's last year's track record of 2:30 1-5 to 2:29.

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Notable Births

Luciano Benjamín Menéndez

1927Luciano Benjamín Menéndez, Argentine general and human rights violator (died 2018)[†]

Luciano Benjamín Menéndez was an Argentine general and convicted human rights violator and murderer. Commander of the Third Army Corps (1975–79), he played a prominent role in the murders of social activists.