Dodgers rely on science to win extra innings
In a night of dramatic baseball, the Dodgers beat the Cubs 3-2 in 14 innings with a strategic, near capacity crowd of 32,574 witnessing a triple play at midnight and Vito Tamulis earning the decision after a marathon relief outing. The Reds used power to top Boston 9-4 in 13 innings, while other league games featured St. Louis edging New York 1-0 and Pittsburgh overcoming Philadelphia 2-1 as the circuit rode intense late-inning drama.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Boston Bees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Gene Moore
Reds
Will Hershberger
Harry Craft
Dodgers
Chicago
Vito Tamulis
Cubs
Philadelphia
Tamulis
Brooklyn
Jim Gleeson
Harry Lavagetto
Dolph Camili
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Bill Brubaker
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Johnny Mize
Giants
Mize
Bill McGee
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Lefty Gomes
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Eldon Auker
Hank Greenberg
Washington Senators
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Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Pittabureha
Saneee
Louis Sree
Ted Cincinnat
Wits
York
Cleveland
Ton
Detroit
Ahington
Madicago
Washington
LaCross Triumphs In Main Event Over Ernie In Scrappy Match
In a heated National Guard Armory main bout Gil LaCross defeated Ernie Peterson using rope work to win the first and third falls while Peterson controlled the second with mule kicks and a strong finish. Semi finals and opener featured Haddock Haya maka Marino Tripordas.
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Gil LaCross
Ernie Peterson
National Guard Armory
Canada
Peterson
LaCross
Dale Haddock
Sugi Hayamaka
Antonio Marino
Pete Tripordas
Maverick Club's Own Column at Boys Ranch Magenta Texas
A column from Ralph Dykeman reports on daily life at Boys Ranch Magenta Texas. Activities include mule driving and cooking duties while new members like Roy Williams and Edward Waelch join the crew. The piece notes grooming, gardening, pool care, and general upkeep as the boys prepare the ranch for residents and mail arrives. A brief aside mentions chop suey in New York.
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Edward Waelch
Boys Ranch
Magenta
Texas
Amarillo Gold Sox throttle Clovis in opener on Ladies Day
In a 18 to 5 rout, Amarillo, led by Bus Dorman, overwhelms Clovis Pioneers as Wilbert Millspaugh prepares to pitch today. Lubbock beats Pampa 4 to 3. Abilene blanked Big Spring. Midland tops Lamesa 14 to 10.
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Clovia
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Abilene
Clovis Pioneers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Lubbock
Hubbers
Pampa Oilers
Apaches
Big Spring Barons
Benjamin Franklin
Big Spring
Lamesa
Loboes
Pampa
Gold Sox
Bus Dorman
Clovis
Wilbert Millspaugh
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Sox
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Amarillo
Clovis Abrhpore Smith
Miller
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Rathiff
Fo Stuart
Wagner
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Adkins
Flowers
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Christi
Huckleby
Amarillo Abrhpore
Bandera
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Rabe
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Hudson
Nichols
Jordan
Smythe
White
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Holt
Sanders
Ratliff
Gorman
Plowers
Smith
Capps
Standifer
Supplymen Roll Over Pampa Quint In Bowling Meet
In a Louie's Alleys inter city match the Noble Paul sponsored Supplymen posted a 2979 to 2577 win over Pampa Quint. Hal Dyer led with 208 201 220 629 while Sully Sullivan added 193 235 193 621. The box score notes relate to Douglas Arizona where the jaw bone of a whale was found in the Sierras near Cananea.
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Hal Dyer
Sully” Sullivan
Douglas, Ariz
Uri
High
Sierras
Cananea
Arizona
Morton Sedeeedert Pampalat
Bliss
Robins Tee
Goreesee Eevewe Ones
Rees Te
RET Builders
Hankison Supply
Wright We
Sullivan Kaee Steer
McMine Eneine
Snead Tops New Golf Tour Despite Prize Fight News
Sammy Snead leads the Goodall $5,000 tournament on the Meadow Course with 11 plus points after day one. The West Virginian aims to conserve energy for the U S Open next week while others like Benny Hogan and Harry Cooper close in with nine and seven points respectively.
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Henry Super
United Press
New York
U.P
Fresh Meadow
Sammy
Snead
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baer
Johnny Revolta
Olin Dutra
Revolta
Dutra
Benny Hogan
Harry Cooper
Harry
Denny Shute
Walter Hagen
Jimmy Hines
Ralph Guldahl
Hagen
Tony Pena
Paul Runyan
Dick Metz
Craig Wood
Jimmy Thomson
Nova Beats Baer In NY In 11th Round KO
Lou Nova, the California hopeful, hammered Max Baer at Yankee Stadium in 11 rounds to earn a technical knockout. Ringside observers praised Nova's gameness as Baer faded, with Nova delivering a savage attack that opened cuts and damaged Baer’s face. The victory set up a September title bid that would not pit him against Louis.
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Max Baer
Lou Nova
California
New York
Yankee Stadium
Noya
Baer Arsenal
Baer I
Nova
Baer
Maxie
Schmeling
Lou
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Louis
Yanks Strengthen After Three Straight Titles
New York Yankees after three consecutive world championships appear stronger than any club in baseball. Jack Doyle, longtime Broadway commissioner, odds against this team are unkind. Ailey Donald, Newark righty, won six innings against the Indians and could start this year. Charley Keller and Joe Gallagher bolster the outfield. Buddy Rosar leads catching. Babe Dahlgren stars at first. Tom Henrich covers center.
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New York Yankees
Jack Doyle
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
Ailey Donald
Newark
Donald
St. Petersburg
Cleveland Indians
Charley Keller
Joe Gallagher
Buddy Rosar
Yankee
Babe Dahlgren
Lou Gehrig
Twilight League Leaders Maintain Lead in Parade
Texaco remains 1.5 games ahead at the top as B A E and Rock Island stay close behind. Phillips Petroleum rises to third ahead of Bush Donnell with a win over Farm Security, while B A E shuts out Bush Donnell 5 0. Waner earns his seventh win in eight starts as Texaco beat Blackburn Bros 3 0 on his one hit. Rock Island defeats Carlton Florey 9 3 to stay in contention.
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Houston Menace
Fort Worth Cats
Rebels
Buffs
Houston
San Antonio Missions
Growling Cats
Panthers
Oklahoma City Redskins
Charley Waner
Texaco
Blackburn Bros
Waner
Eddie Norton
Charley
Jerome
Firechiefs
Lloyd
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rock Island
Phillips Petroleum
Bush-Donnell
Farm Security Crew
Tex
Bae Bs Saatene Vas
Campbell
van Zandt
Everett
Ricketts
Sreays
Blackburn
Armstrong
Todd
Freeman
Whited
Carlton-Florey
Wallace
Giles
Cogdell
Collins
Davis-Mcdaniel
Baeere
Iast
Herbert
Kreutziger
Lewis and Treffier
L. Pet
Een Goeves
Anit
Lincoln would envy Caltech rail splitter device
Pasadena report says Caltech engineers have built a 1,000,000 volt apparatus that splits rails quickly, contrasting with Abraham Lincoln’s hand method from the past. The device demonstrates modern high voltage rail splitting technology.
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Abraham Lincoln
California Institute of Technology
Lincoln
New York Roundup of Boxing and Baseball Tidbits
Roundup from New York features Mike Jacobs promising to target the big fighters, Signor Galento’s courteous display, Baer and Nova’s sparring, and Tony’s playful pose. Notables: Lester Reynolds’ Open fund-raising, a fan’s pennies for Mize and Medwick, and Burleigh Grimes banished from a game after two inings.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Signor Galento
Baer
Nova
Tony
Tigat
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