Ball Clubs Parade Downtown Tomorrow In Texas League Notes
Houston's Joe Medwick hit his 16th homer and reached 101 hits as the Buffaloes edged the Dallas Steers 5 to 4 in 13 innings. Beaumont beat Tyler 19 to 6 as Beaumont leads, while San Antonio and Longview, Fort Worth and Galveston also played. A Burlington Railroaders versus Southern Kansas State Lines women’s game follows a downtown parade tomorrow at 2:00 pm with radio coverage at 12:20 pm. Tickets are 50 cents adults, 25 cents children.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday's National League results Chicago defeated New York 6 to 3. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 5 to 1. Philadelphia crushed St. Louis 7 to 4 with rain ending play in the sixth. Standings show Chicago and Boston in top positions as the circuit teams prepare to play today. American League action reports New York 2 Chicago 1 and other midweek results with Chicago and Washington leading divisions. Texas League scores include Beaumont, Houston, and Galveston results with current standings. Carl and Frank Koehler of Cincinnati become Eagle Scouts in the local Boy Scouts council.
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Fight Results From Across Cities By The Associated Press
Isadore Gastanaga of Spain outpointed Hans Birkie of Oakland in New York. Billy Petrolle of Fargo outpointed Tommy Grog an of Omaha in Pittsburgh. Lou Brouillard of Worcester KOed Harry Wallace of Philadelphia in Woonsocket. Tracy Cox of Indianapolis stopped Herman Perlick in Cincinnati. In Fort Worth on June 16 Chick Raines drew with Buster Mallini. Harold Murphy KOed Jimmy Dean. Red Davis defeated J D Kitchens. Jimmy Craig defeated Wilson Carpenter.
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Spain
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Woonsocket
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Tulsa
Buster Mallini
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Azle
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St. Louis
Wilson Carpenter
Meadowbrook and Worth Hills Veterans Set Fort Worth Match
C W Reed of Meadowbrook and Leonard Harding of Worth Hills reach the Fort Worth men's championship final after narrow 36 hole semi final victories. Reed defeated H Obendorf 3 and 2 while Harding beat Travis Daniel 2 up.
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Giants Climb to Fourth in National League Standings
Giants move to fourth place after an 8 of 10 run under new manager Bill Terry. A costly error by Cubs’ Bill Herman in the eighth inning sparked a five run rally in a 6 to 3 victory for New York. Other results: Braves lose to Pirates 5 to 2, Reds beat Dodgers 5 to 1, Babe Ruth homers and drives in three for Yankees, Phillies top Cardinals 7 to 4, White Sox beat Yankees 2 to 1, Detro it edges Washington 7 to 6, St Louis over Athletics 9 to 8, Wes Ferrell powers Cleveland past Boston 9 to 3.
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Dean Fails To Show Up Strain Tests Cardinals
Jerome Dizzy Dean, rookie pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, did not arrive from Philadelphia as scheduled. Mrs. Dean says he detoured to Columbus to visit his brother Paul. Manager Gabby Street calls the desertion temporary and notes Dean remains a strong pitcher despite the lapse.
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Dizzy” Dean
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Holmes and Greenhaw Reach Greenbelt Golf Finals
Electra Texas June 16. Billy Holmes Shamrock and G R Greenhaw Memphis meet in the 36 hole final of the Greenbelt Golf Association tournament Holmes defeated L S Walker Quanah 1 up in a tight semifinal while Greenhaw routed 16 year old Billy Coffey Fort Worth 5 and 4 to reach the final.
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Big Five shines as Ruth Gehrig Simmons Terry star
Babe Ruth collects four singles, Lou Gehrig hits a homer and a single in four at bats. Al Simmons adds a two RBI single in three plate appearances. Bill Terry earns two hits including a double for three RBI in four appearances. Hack Wilson doubles in four trips.
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al Simmons
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Thompson at Grand Club Tonight in Amarillo Exhibition
James Thompson returns to the Grand Recreation Club in Amarillo for a 9:00 exhibition match with W. B. Jones. Following a 100 to 90 win over Jones in a 14-1 tack event, Thompson showcases trick shots as Jones aims for a higher run. public admission.
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Railway adds 2500 pigeon cars for 2 million birds
The London Midland and Scottish Railway builds 2500 special pigeon cars to transport about 2,000,000 racing pigeons during the long distance season. Britain hosts 112 pigeon clubs federations and combines.
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Lefty Grove Transforms From Sour to Sweet in 1932
Chicago dispatch traces Robert Moses Grove known as Lefty from a surly, feared figure in 1931 to a friendlier, engaging personality in 1932. The piece notes his greeting manner, willingness to speak with interviewers, and improved public image after a season-end shift.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Chicago
U.R
Dr. Jenkyn
Robert Moses Grove
Robert Moses
Lefty
Oscar
MLB Highlights From The Season's Early Week
Pinky Whitney belted a grand slam for the Phillies against the Cardinals driving in four. Babe Herman homered twice for the Reds in a win over his former Brooklyn teammates. Wes Ferrell won his 12th as the Indians beat Boston. Bob Seeds delivered a pinch triple in the eighth to lift the White Sox past the Yankees 2 to 1.
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Indians
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Gomez
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Bob Seeds
White Sox
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Texas League Leaders Show Strong Hittings and Pitching
Texas League leaders include Medwick of Houston with 101 hits and 16 homers, Stebbins of Houston with 9 triples, and Greenberg of Beaumont driving in 58 runs. Pitcher Murray of Dallas leads in wins with 10 and innings pitched at 133. A demographic note cites a study by Dr. Neil A. Dayton forecasting 705 survivors from 1,000 male maroons after ten years.
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Three Popular Welterweights Highlight Armory Card
Three favored welters headline Al Anderson's Armory show with Ray Meyers vs Cyclone Mackey in the main bout and Blacksmith Pedigo meeting Pancho Vitella in the semifinal. Meyers and Mackey share tactics, Meyers faster, Mackey more durable. Pedigo faces a tough Mexican challenger, while Newsboy Kearnes meets Jack Dauley in the 65 pound curtain raiser at 8 30. Tickets on sale at City Drug Store Polk Street.
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Wrestling Results: Lewis Tops Ley in New York
Ed Lewis 236 pounds from Kentucky defeated Fritz Ley 212 pounds of Germany in 34 minutes 5 seconds. Bill Middlehauf 227 pounds of Florida beat Mike Romano 205 pounds of Italy in 28 minutes 15 seconds. Century Milstead 211 pounds from New Haven defeated Cyclone Ross 200 pounds from Germany in 16 minutes 10 seconds. George McLeod 208 pounds of England beat Frank Jwarowski 215 pounds of Poland 4 minutes 5 seconds. Paul Favre 213 pounds of France drew with Joe McArthur 230 pounds of Scotland. Louis Bagigalup 224 pounds of Italy defeated Alex Aberg 215 pounds of Russia in 5 minutes 46 seconds.
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Italy
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Schmeling and Sharkey Set for Title Clash
Edward J. Neil reports from New York as Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey approach their long awaited heavyweight title showdown. Both men arrive in peak form with Sharkey promising a cold calm fight while Schmeling displays resistance to punishment and sharp on offense. Bookmakers list Schmeling as a 7 to 5 favorite.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
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Schmeling
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Baseball leaders and pitching records from major leagues
National League stats show P Waner Pirates 390, Lombardi Reds 373, Hurst Phillies 50 RBIs, Klein 86 hits, 17 homers. American League leaders include Foxx Athletics 378, 61 runs, 70 RBIs, 82 hits, Ruth 21 homers. Also note Swetonic 7 1 and Gomez 12 1 among pitchers. a Venezuela highway to Andes links with a Colombian route at 14,100 feet.
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Grove
Rouge Club Boosts Lead In Cotton States League
Baton Rouge held its advantage after a 6 3 victory over El Dorado as Port Arthur defeated Pine Bluff 3 2. Perry homered for Baton Rouge while Lemeilleur added a homer for Port Arthur. Monroe and Jackson had a 6 3 win for the Twins with four runs in the fifth.
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Chicago Fighter Meets Champ Chicago Tonight
June 16. Harry Dublinsky, Chicago lightweight, meets champion Tony Canzoneri in a non title bout at Sparta Stadium. Dublinsky surveys his ring future while facing the division’s top fighter.
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Tony Canzoneri
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