Phillies Comeback Triumph Tops Dodgers In Extra Inning Thriller
Phillies rally from early deficit to beat the Dodgers 11 to 10 in nine innings as Bud Harrel sacked in with one on base for the winning run. Dodgers had opened strong with six runs but Philadelphia’s late rally erased the edge and Ethan Allen’s timely hit sealed the comeback amid a day of division moves and score swings across the league.
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Toledo Doing Anl About Face
Chicago dispatch reports Toledo Mudhens sweep Louisville in two games 7 5 and 5 1 boosting win streak to six while Columbus drops to Indianapolis 4 1. Milwaukee Braxton dominates St Paul 16 1 to even series as Lin Storti drives in three with two homers. Minneapolis outlasts Kansas City 9 8 in ten innings.
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Southeast Ohio golf meet at Gallia course
The Southeastern Ohio Golf Tournament will be held July 9 and 10 on redecorated greens in Gallipolis with players from Portsmouth Jackson Chillicothe Athens Cambridge New Lexington Coshocton Marietta Lancaster and Gallipolis. President Henry Cherrington and secretary C W Booth lead the event. On June 14 Jackson County Country Club golfers visit, and Portsmouth comes June 21.
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Henry Cherrington
C. W. Booth
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Agile Baer Showcases Skipping Rope and Prime Camera Bout
Max Baer demonstrates rapid rope work as he trains for a title bid against Prime Camera. Jack Dempsey predicts Baer will weigh about 205 pounds in June and praises him as the ideal heavyweight challenger.
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Standings and Thursday Games Across Leagues
standings show multiple city matchups across American and National Leagues with scores and 10 inning notes. key teams include St Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland Washington Boston Pittsburgh and more with scheduled games in Boston New York Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit St Louis Chicago and other pairings.
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Boxing Card Results Across Cities
In Los Angeles Kid Aztec outpointed Peter Jackson in a 10 round lightweight clash. In Pittsburgh Teddy Yarosz stopped Pete Latzo after 4 rounds. Des Moines Freddy Thomkins drew with Jimmy Legrone in an 8 round welterweight affair. Portland Cecil Payne stopped Ernie Cavelli in 3 rounds. Houston George Gavadora stopped Midget Mexico while Dick McCauley outpointed Bert Smith in a separate card.
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Johnstown
Dario Marino
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Louieville
Ernie Cavelli
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Wrestling Results From Chicago Biddeford and New York
AP reports wrestling results in three cities. In Chicago Jim Laondos of St. Louis defeated Jagot Singh of India in 26 minutes 20 seconds. In Biddeford Henri Degiane of Montreal defeated Stanley Stockoski of Philadelphia by fall. In New York Hans Steinke of Germany defeated Frank Bronowicz of Poland in 27 minutes 43 seconds.
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India
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Henri Degiane
Montreal
Stanley Stckoski
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New York
Hans Steinke
Germany
Frank Bronowics
Poland
Stars of Links Prepared for Open Tourney
Philadelphia June 6 The field for the 398th national open at Merion features defending champion Johnny Goodman facing a wide array of challengers including Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Tommy Armour Bill Burke Paul Runyan Denny Shute Ky Laftone Olin Dutra Willy Cox and Walker Cup mates W Lawson Little Jr Gus Moreland plus many others. Nine days by ship and train since the Walker Cup win have left Goodman well rested and ready to defend his title on a 6694 yard par 70 course with vast scoring possibilities and a potential dark horse upset.
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Manhattan Melodrama at Majestic shines with Gable Loy
Clark Gable and Myrna Loy lead in Manhattan Melodrama at the Majestic Theater opening Thursday. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature pairs Gable with Loy and Powell, marking Gable’s comeback and Loy’s rise while reuniting Gable and Loy after Men in White. The film follows a powerful gambler amid New York drama, with romantic tension as a district attorney and old friend confront violence. Also featured are Hamilton, Weissmuller, and O'Sullivan in Tarzan and His Mate, praised as wholesome family entertainment with a mix of thrill and humor.
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Yesterday's Heroes Shine in Double Bill Opener
Sam Jones of the White Sox and Bam West of the Browns powered the opener with a hitting mix and pitching display. West collected six hits and five runs in the double bill while Hughey Critz and the Giants scored three runs with two RBIs against Paul Dean. The Cardinals limited the Cubs to seven hits as Charley Gehringer and the Tigers faced an incomplete recap.
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Half a Sinner delights at Ohio Theater comedy cast
The comedy drama Half a Sinner screens at the Ohio Theater with Berton Churchill Joe McCrea and Salty Blane in principal roles. Churchill known on Broadway and screen headlines a lively adaptation while McCrea and Blane support with polished performances in a humorous portrayal noted as among the year's successes.
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Joe McCrea
Saltie Blane
Nats and A's Split Bill in Knickerbocker clash
Indians and Red Box sparred as National and American league rivals split a doubleheader. Indians' Knickerbocker batted in six runs in June in the first game, while A's Ferrer knocked in winning tallies in the second. Yankees were limited to two hits in 6 2/8 innings of relief pitching.
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Wesley Ferrer
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Kennel Murder Case shown at Court Theater with Powell and Astor
William Powell returns as Philo Vance in The Kennel Murder Case at Court Theater. Mary Astor stars opposite Powell though not as lovers, with a tangled love motive driving this mystery. Supporting cast includes Pallette Vinson La Rue O Neal McWade, directed by Michael Curtiz.
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