Baseball scores and eclipse noted in 1932
The summary lists multiple baseball results from American Association, National League and American League games with scores including Cleveland 15 Detroit 1 and St. Louis 14 Chicago 5. It also mentions a total solar eclipse visible in New England and Canada in 1932.
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Indianapolis
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Loursville
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New York
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Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
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Washington
New England
Morgan to Defend Junior Lightweight Title Tonight
Ted Morgan defends his junior lightweight crown against Steve Sullivan at Ebbetts Field Brooklyn in a 15 round main event. The card also features Jack Delaney versus Tommy Burns in a 10 round light heavyweight bout and appearances by Arthur Dekuh and Carl Carter. Tex Rickard remains linked to Dempsey’s comeback plans.
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Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
Humbert Fugazy
Horizon
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Steve
Kid” Sullivan
Jack Delaney
Tommy Burns
Detroit
Delaney
Paul Berlenbach
Young Stribling
Detroit Triumphs 7–0 In Second Game Of Doubleheader
Ty Cobb delivered four hits in four at bats driving in four runs in Detroit's 7 to 0 win in the second game of a doubleheader against Cleveland after Cleveland won the opener 13 to 1. The Yankees swept Washington with 9–5 and 6–4 victories.
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Indians
Arniva Coase
Eveland
Aentells
Tiger
Cobb
Neun
Gehringer
Fothergill
H’mann
Manion
Stoner
Ga. Smith
L. Sewell
J. Sewell
G. Smith
Lutzke
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Oo Smith
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Cleveland Rahna
Summa
Spurgeon
T Vis
J Sewell
Burns
McNulty
Ersees Sewell
Laight
M Beeeseses
Ata
Baseball doubleheader ends with split as Sox win thriller
The Athletics and the Red Sox split the twin bill with Boston taking the opener 56 to 4 and losing the nightcap 6 to 1. A ninth inning rally gave the White Sox a 6 to 5 victory over the Browns in a tense finish.
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Athletics
Red Sox
Boston
White Sox
Browns
Braves Sweep Doubleheader Over Boston In 12 Inning Showdown
In a Brooklyn at Boston doubleheader, the Braves collected 55 hits and won game one 12 to 5. They clinched game two 12 to 11 after twelve innings, completing the sweep.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Braves
Giants Fall to Phillies in Game Two on Bargain Day
After the Giants took the first game 4 to 0 in the twin bill, the Phillies struck back to win 7 to 3. The result ties the series as Philadelphia earns a decisive victory at home.
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Giants
Phillies
Dempsey to Name Opponent for August Bout
Report states plans go to the State Athletic Commission by Tuesday. Dempsey has trained at Saratoga New York in preparation for the Firpo fight and is expected back in August to name his late summer opponent.
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State Athletic Commission
Dempsey
Sara‘tova
N. Y
Twilight League Opens After Rain Cancellations
The Twilight League game slated for last night was again postponed due to rain. The Studebakers are set to face the K of P tonight weather permitting. Public interest in the season opener remains high after Monday night’s excitement.
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Studebakers
Lyons First to Win Four Club Games This Season
New York June 2 Ted Lyons of the Chicago White Sox becomes the first major league pitcher to win four games against a single club this season. He beat Cleveland four times and defeated Boston Athletics Detroit St Louis and Washington at various dates. Lyons has nine victories and three losses through April and May and could top thirty wins if his pace continues.
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New York
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Lyons
Cleveland
Boston
Athletics
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Camel Ad Praises Quality From Global Tobacco Leader
An advertising pitch from R. J. Reynolds touts Camel as the finest cigarette made with select tobaccos and a smooth taste. The piece also reports at St Andrews that American golfers lead the Walker Cup race as Bobby Jones and Cyril Tolley finish well in this early 18 holes.
Americans Lead in Walker Cup Matches at St Andrews
At St Andrews on June 8, American amateurs led in five of eight morning matches as they push toward a Walker Cup victory. Fobby Jones and Watts Gunn of Atlanta starred, with Von Elm, Sweetser, and Guilford near the front. Captains Gardener, Ouimet, and Mackensie trained the team.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Cyril Tolley
Jones
Roger Wethered
Francis Culmet
Jess Sweetser
Sir Ernest Holderness
Wethered
Ouimet
George von Elm
San Francisco
Jess Guilford
Boston
von Elm
C. O. Hesgiett
Guilford
Robert Harris
U.P
Fobby Jones
Watts Gunn
Atlanta
Fach
New York
Joexe Guilford
Robert Gardener
Cards Dominate Cubs 14 Totals in 5-Game Set Game 3
The Cardinals collected fifteen hits against three Chicago pitchers to win game three of the five game series, 14 to 6, pulling ahead in the series.
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Cub
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