Detroit Ace Blanks Gomez 3 to 0 in Key Showdown
Detroit pitcher Lynwood Rowe shut out the New York Yankees 3 to 0, scattering four singles. Vernon Gomez took the loss as Rowe matched his 1934 form, lifting Detroit in a dominant performance watched by fans craving a title-contending start.
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Australia
Bob Cooper
Michigan
John McGraw
New York
Ender
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George Ke
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Henry Picte Mehey
Leathe
Picard
Abraham Lin
Los Angeles
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Victor W. Kile
Fragmented OCR Chronicle Sketches Sports and Teens
An array of clipped notes covers spring practice and upcoming events. Mentions players Earl Connie Bart and Bob Cooper, Rockford connections, and preparation notes for Indianapolis operations. References to Rockford, Toledo, Cleveland, and New York travel with scattered names and sports context.
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Monday's Stars
Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs Solved Brooklyn with a double and three singles. Leo Durocher of the Cardinals hit a tenth inning homer to beat the Giants. Lyn Rowe of the Tigers blanked the Yankees with four singles. Wes Ferrell of the Red Sox limited the Browns to five hits and won with a home run. Cy Blanton of the Pirates earned his fifth victory by holding the Phils to four hits. Si Johnson of the Reds stopped the Braves with five hits.
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Bill Lee
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Si Johnson
Boston Braves
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Phils
Reds
Braves
Box Score Summary of Milwaukee Columbus Game
Columbus 3 Milwaukee 10 in a nine inning baseball clash. Hassett and Kioza homered for Milwaukee while Pullis Webb and Rensa drove in runs. Larkin took the loss after yielding six runs in six and a third innings.
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Open Qualifiers Fail to Narrow Oakmont Field in National Open
Oakmont course again stings players as June Open trials yield no sub 150 scores in the 24 hole test. Ray Mangrum and Bob Graham pace the Pittsburgh district while others fall short. 108 qualifiers emerge across districts with 162 players set for the Oakmont event.
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Pittsburgh
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Los Angeles
Jimmie Thomson
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Philadelphia
S. Davidson Herron
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Reds Box Score from Cincinnati at Boston
Cincinnati 3 Boston 1 in nine innings. Goodman Bottomley Lombardi Lee drove runs for the Reds. Cantwell allowed three walks and two strikeouts with Urbanski and Moore turning key plays. Errors by Whitney and Urbanski aided Cincinnati. Time 1.38.
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Leading Batters Across Leagues From Recent Games
National batting leaders include Vaughan of the Pirates at .422 and Medwick of the Cardinals with 21 runs. American batting led by Foxx of the Athletics at .408 and Hayes of the White Sox with 433 hits. Pitching highlights feature Parmelee of the Giants at 4 0 and Whitehead of the White Sox at 5 0.
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Bonura
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Notable swimmers and results across cities and a Baliimore meet
Names Manero Grensboro Henry Pic ard Ed Dudley Felix Serafin Gene Kunég Willie Goggin Harold McSpadden listed for events in Philadelphia San Francisco Kansas City. Low qualifying rounds featured Ralph Beach with 68 69 for 137 at Baliimore.
Standings tease for early season basketball matchups
St. Louis hosts New York while Chicago visits Brooklyn and Cincinnati plays Boston. Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia and Philadelphia meets Chicago. Boston travels to St. Louis and New York goes to Detroit with Washington at Cleveland. Association games include Columbus at Milwaukee and Parisacrote at St Paul. Louisville visits Isancapolis and Toledo meets Kansas City.
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Huntington 8 Zanesville 16
Game details show Huntington trailing Zanesville with a final score of 8 to 16 and mention weather effects including a rainout in Portsmouth Dayton and rain in Charleston Johnstown grounds.
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Cardinals Still Boisterous Crew Though in 4th Place
New York report on the St. Louis Cardinals midseason slump as they sit fourth in the National League. Manager Frankie Frisch warns against letting the gap widen while fans note the club’s slow start and farm-system experiments. Ford Frick visits the Polo Grounds as umpire controversy surfaces with Bill Stewart and fines to Durocher and Gonzales. References to Pat Malone waivers and a Babe Ruth prospect link the piece to broader league chatter. Also notes the wild rose as favorite U.S. flower.
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Frankie Frisch
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Rochester
Houston
Polo Grounds
Ford
Frick
Bill Stewart
Philadelphia
Burgess Whitehead
Stewart
Leo Durocher
Mike Gonzales
Durocher
Pat Malone
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Babe Ruth
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Jes Sweetler
Langon Little
Bobby Jones
Oakmont Country Club
Johnny Fischer
Chuck Kocsis
Scotty Campbell
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Jack Munger
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Bill Melhorn
Clarence Clark
Willie Klein
Johnny Kinder
Joe Ezar
Emmett French
Roland Hancock
Willie MacFarlane
Johnny Farrell
Walter Hagen
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Craig Wood
Vic Ghezzi
Walter Kozak
Rudy Knepper
Charley Yates
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Ted Longworth
Maurice McCarthy
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