Giants Take National Lead With Double Win Over Dodgers
The New York Giants swept a doubleheader from the Brooklyn Dodgers, 2-0 and 6-1, to seize the National League lead as the Cardinals and Pirates split. Harold Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons combined for the pair of shutouts, with L lefty Walter Beck roughed up in Game 2.
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Lefty O’doul
Braves Stirred by Ed Brandt Relief Stint
Ed Brandt, Braves star southpaw, was called to the mound in the eighth inning marking his third straight day as the relief man.
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River Drive ensemble defeats Borger in 16 to 6 golf affair
River Drive beats Borger 16 to 6 after a series of 1 to 3 point matches at the River Drive course. Manson Allen led with a 70, and results list Amarillo players such as Walter Delameter, Dr Waldo Beckley, Jimmie Kuraki, and Don Baker among others. River Drive travels to Tulia next Sunday if available.
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Rivercrest Invitational Golf Opens With Early Qualifiers
Fort Worth notes three players begin medal tests at the 15th Rivercrest Invitational. Rufus King Jr. of Wichita Falls qualified with 82 to hint at a championship flight push. his father and Moncrief also posted scores. West Texas stars including Jimmy Phillips and Bob Scott prep as Byron Nelson era ends with a new champion to be crowned.
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White Sox sweep Browns in doubleheader with 31 hits
Chicago White Sox defeat St. Louis Browns in a June doubleheader 13 to 6 and 10 to 2. The Sox pounded four Browns hurlers for 18 hits in game one and added nine more off Hadley in game two, while Brown bats collected 12 safeties. No double plays were turned.
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Jacobs Falls in Semi Final at French Championships
American titleholder Helen Jacobs loses to Mme Rene Mathieu of France 8-6 6-3 in the semi final at Auteuil. Mathieu advances to the final against Margaret Scriven as Scriven defeats Betty Nuthall 6-2 4-6 6-3. In the men’s singles final, Henri Cochet meets Jack Crawford after decisive wins.
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Jimmy Foulis Wins St. Paul Open After Slender Margin
Jimmy Foulis edged George Von Elm by three strokes to win the $5,000 St. Paul Open at Keller with 283 total. Von Elm finished second at 286, while Walter Hagen tied for third at 288 and Paul Runyan shared fourth at 289.
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Houston Team Wins National YMCA Volleyball Title
June 4 report shows the Houston volleyball team won the National YMCA championship, beating Hype Park of Chicago after a late, hard-fought final. The Texans reached the final from the consolation bracket of a double elimination tournament, sealing the title previously won by San Antonio in prior years.
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Yesterday's Top Box Scores Innings
The report notes Johnson with 12 innings and Haines pitching 3 in 2. Winning pitcher listed as Sy Johnson.
Junior Hitters Take Command In Major League Hitting Surge
New York Yankees led the American League with six wins in seven games and 52 runs on 81 hits aided by Babe Ruth four homers. St. Louis Cardinals led the National League with five wins in six games while Giants scored 34 runs on 69 hits. Indians piled up 85 hits top among teams. Senators close behind. Cubs and Dodgers displayed strong defense with four misplays and holding opponents to 20 runs.
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Sooners Stop Buffs Streak In Doubleheader Action
Oklahoma City takes the second game 6 to 3 after Beaumont wins the first 8 to 5. Lefty Ed Greer pitched for Houston and Tulsa toppled the Buffs 9 to 6 at Houston. Salt Parker drove in the decisive runs for Beaumont in the opener.
Dempsey Promotes Big Schmeling Baer Fight in New York
Advance sales for the 15 round bout between Max Schmeling and Max Baer in Yankee Stadium near 100000 dollars with a potential gate near 300000 dollars. Baer and Schmeling trained hard with Baer weighing in lighter and Schmeling showing improved defense. Odds favor Schmeling at 2 to 1 but sentiment shifts toward Baer, with a potential 8 to 5. The winner could meet Sharkey or Carnera in a later title bout.
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Th Crandings Th Crandings AMERICAN LEs Results
Sund Boston 3 Washington winced. The fragment lists sports results with unclear context and multiple garbled names. The readable bits reference teams Boston and Washington and a score or event, but specifics are not recoverable.
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Schedule Digest Monday Baseball Pairings and League Results
National League results from Sunday show Pittsburgh 9 2 Chicago 3 9 Philadelphia 1 6 Boston 0 9 New York 2 6 Brooklyn 0 1 St Louis 4 2 Cincinnati 2 6 Texas League results Oklahoma City 5 6 Beaumont 8 3 2nd 7 Innings Tulsa 9 Houston 6 Dallas 0 San Antonio 3 Fort Worth at Galveston two night games late Standing Monday team records shown for Houston San Antonio Beaumont Galveston Tulsa Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City Dallas at San Antonio schedule Monday Oklahoma City Beaumont Fort Worth Galveston night Tulsa Houston night
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American Association Standings Highlight Nine Teams
The latest standings show J Paul with nine to three, Toledo eleven six, Minneapolis eleven seven, Columbus eight nine, Kansas City ten four, Louisville four three, Milwaukee two three, and Indianapolis nine three.
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Local Prep Scores Roundup From Arkansas and Louisiana
Waco 3 at Baton Rouge 8 and Henderson 0 7 for El Dorado 9 14 mark a sports roundup. Tyler 8 Jackson 4 played Pine Bluff Arkansas with Longview 6 at Shreveport 11 in a mixed high school football scoreline.
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Baseball Standings Snapshot From Southern and Pacific Leagues
The Southern Association results include Knoxville 4-22, Memphis 3-5, Atlanta 5-2, Little Rock 4-3, Chattanooga 3-2, Birmingham 4-3, Nashville 1-6, New Orleans 2-3. Pacific Coast League shows San Francisco 12-1, Seattle 5-10, Oakland 5, Hollywood 12, Sacramento 15-7, Mission 10-5, Los Angeles 2-11, Portland 4-0 in 13 innings.
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Walkup Leads Missions To 3 0 Win Over Steers
Elton Walkup pitched eight strikeouts and three hits as the Dallas Missions defeated the San Antonio Steers 3 to 0, extending their winning streak to five games. Passeau and Sullivan struggled for the locals, yielding costly innings and walks in the seventh.
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Texas Theater Lions defeat Borger Cubs 6 to 2
Borger fell to the Texas Theater Lions 6 to 2 as Elkins pitched seven strong innings allowing two hits and one run. Walker relieved in the eighth and allowed two hits and another run in the ninth. Kearnes homered and led the Borger hitting with three of four. Muncy also produced two hits.
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66 Runs Ruin Albuquerque In Narrow Doubleheader Sweep
Phillips 66 baseball team routed Albuquerque 19 to 3 on Saturday night. Local youth squad showed grit as the visitors built a commanding lead and the rainout ended the day early after one inning of the scheduled doubleheader.
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Wilson tops Ranger foe to win West Texas Golf title
Carnes Wilson of Abilene, an 18 year old rising star, defeated Jimmie Phillips of Ranger 4 and 2 to win the ninth annual West Texas Golf Association championship in Wichita Falls. Morning and afternoon rounds featured a dramatic eagle on the ninth and a late rally by Phillips before Wilson sealed victory.
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Put and Take Nine Top Wildorado In Metro Park Win
The Put and Take nine defeated Wildorado 9 to 2 at Metro Park. Harwell, used as a pinch hitter on the mound, limited the visitors to six hits as Put and Take broke the game open with six runs in the sixth inning. Van Arsdall and Harwell had several key hits, and Williams, McDade, Kelly, and the others contributed as the Grocerymen plated 13 singles.
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Pullman Oilers Dominate Randall in 8–0 Victory
Pitcher Rucker led a four hit Shutout, fanning 16 as the Pullman Oilers defeated Randall 8 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Pullman hitters collected seven hits, capitalized on two Randall errors, and scored in each of the first three innings before Jones settled in. Runs came in the fifth and sixth as Rucker dominated the mound.
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