Cubs Rally to Top Cardinals in Three Hour Marathon
Cubs stay atop the National League as Charlie Grimm used 20 of 22 players in a wild 11-9 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Dizzy Dean pitched for the Cards until a costly ninth inning, and Parmelee scored the deciding run after Hartnett tied the game with a two-out double.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Curt Davis
Dutch Meyer
Roy Parmlee
Aligie Galan
John Bottarini
Grimm
Dizzy Dean
Billy Herman
Gabby Hartnett
Herman
Cavaretta
Marty
Parmlee
Mickey Owen
Parmelee
Cardinal
Cavarret
Yanks
Dean
Cards
Charlie Root
New York Giants
Phillies
McCarthy
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston Bees
Brooklyn
Lou Fette
Max Butcher
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Charlie Ruffing
Ambler
Finney
Summers
Yankees
Dineen
Ruffing
Athletics
Connie Mack
Mack
White Sox
Edgar Smith
Selkirk
Dickey
Monte Stratton
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Lyn Lary
Sammy Hale
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Lary
Cleveland
Hale
Washington
Boston
Baseball Laurels and Leaders in Early League Race
The AP reports AL batting leaders Gehrig and Walker, Greenberg top RBIs, Bonura and Bell notable doubles, Selkirk and Greenberg lead homers, Chapman and Walker pace steals. In the NL Medwick leads batting and RBIs, Waner and Medwick excel in hits and doubles, Vaughan and Handley top triples, Medwick and Olt show power in homers.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Walker
Tigers
Greenberg
Rolfe
Bonura
White Sox
Bell
Browns
Medwick
Mise
Cardinals
P Waner
Marti
Brack
Dodgers
Vaughan
Pirates
Handley
fins—Medwick
Olt Giants
Galan
J. Mar
I B U picks Schmeling and warns readers
Henry McLemore humorously details the International Boxing Union as a clumsy Parisian faction that dethroned Godfrey, crowned Schmeling, and names Tommy Farr while urging belief in Joe Louis as a hidden American challenger. The columnist playfully questions IBU decisions and warns readers to beware.
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George
Schmeling
Tommy Farr
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Gibson Wins Double Bill for Borden's Softball Squad
Pitcher Gibson dominates both games of a double header for Borden's softball team as they split results with Maxor Drug. Gibson limited the DrugGists to four hits in game one and three in game two, while Rock Island Allis-Chalmers beat Canadian River Gas 13 to 7. Tonight features Taylors Market Panhandle Laundry double header with Roberts-Olover vs Borden's to follow.
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Borden
Texaco
Gibson
Rock Island-Allis-Chalmers
Tolleson
O’brien
Zweig
Blanton
Maxor Drug
Bornen's Joes
Hatchett
O'Brien
Smith
Canadian River Ibs EE O Aes
Rock Island
Boxing Bouts Attract Attention As Title Fights Loom
New York sports round up notes three welterweight title bouts between Barney Ross and Pedro Montanez are under consideration with bidders including California New Jersey and Chicago. It mentions excitement over potential New York bouts and questions if General Phelan’s stance will hold. It also highlights pitcher Cletus Poffenberger nicknamed Botts and discusses Freddie Steele avoiding a Fred Apostoli title defense for a 45000 guarantee. Brooklyn fans cheer Heinie Manush’s 360 batting and question Giants vs Dodgers after the bridge trip and Arky Vaughan usage by Terry.
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Schmeling
James Braddock
George Godrey
Godfrey
Ol’ George
Pierre Charles
George
Pierre
I. B. VU
Paris
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Mebbe Yougents
Barney Ross
Pedro Montanez
California
New Jersey
Chicago
Phelan
Tigers
Cletus Elwood Poffenberger
Botts
Freddie Steele
Fred Apostoli
Brooklyn
Herling
Bill Terry
Heinie Manush
Heinie
Flatbush
Giants
Dodgers
Terry
Arky Vaughan
Joe Cronin and McCarthy Ties Stir Baseball Talk
Boston papers quote Joe Cronin and Joe McCarthy over Lefty Grove and Yankee rivalries. The item mentions Ryder Cup, caddies in Texas, Canzoneri at Aqueduct, and Giants drawing about 13,000 fans per game. Byron Nelson linked to Penn State and a 1751 reference appears.
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Joe Stripp
Joe Cronin
Boston
Joe McCarthy
Lefty Grove
Lefty
Yankees
U.S
Texas
Tony Canzoneri
Aqueduct
Giants
Byron Nelson
Penn State University
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Red Sox
Medwick Cardinals
P. Wane
Ting
Eer
Henry McLemore
United Press
U.P
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
International Boxing Union
I. B U
Sampan
Max
Farr
London
Louis
Mayfair
I B. U
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Bourbon
Brown-Forman Distillery CO
Louisville
Kentucky
Palm Beach
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Joon the New
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Mathes Company
Uveus
San Diego
Man
Dean Georgia
Big Ben Morgan
Fred Grubmeier
Bobby Burns
Dutch Heffner
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Roy S. Dearstyne
North Carolina State College Poultry Department
Eddie Brietz
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