Baseball Streaks Highlight Frantic Weekly Scores
Yesterday's baseball notes recount Athletics losing a 17 game win streak to Vern Gomez and other streaks in the circuit. Bud Parmalee failed to extend Columbus Red Birds run, Sad Sam Jones saw his four straight wins snapped by Boston, and Jumbo Jim Elliott beat Brooklyn for his fourth win. Indians split a doubleheader with St Louis Browns as relief, Giants cling to second, Cardinals lead. Boston Braves struck eight teen goose eggs against the Giants. Tarzan Phillips vs Joe Cain boxing showdown in Columbus postponed then rescheduled. Phillips to headline, Eddie Deam stepping in.
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Bud Parmale
Columbus Red Birds
Indianapolis
Birds
Sam Jones
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Senators
Beantowners
Jumbo
Jim Elliott
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Browns
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Giants
Tarzan Phillips
Larry Beck
Phillips
Joe Cain
Columbus
Cain
Macoci
Jenkinson
Beck
Eddie Deam
Tuffy Griffith
EW York
U.P
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St. Louis Brown
Brown
Sam Gray
Ferrell
Indians
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Tribe
Chicago
St. Louis
Walter Miller
Mel Harder
Philadelphia Athletics
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Carl Hubbell
Boston
Bill Walker
Braves
Cincinnati
Bob Smith
Reds
Charlie Root
Cubs
Root
Ed Baecht
Brooklyn Robins
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
Gomez
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Jack Russell
Jones
George Uhble
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Red Faber
White Sox
Praxton
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Red Birds
Hoosier
Toledo
Striblings Pick Tom Loughran for September Bout
Pa Stribling names Tom Loughran as challenger to the Schmeling winner and discusses plans for a July title shot. White Stribling trains 40 minutes for the anticipated bout with champion Max, following a court decision linked to the Carnera Sharkey case.
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Cleveland
U.P
Tommy Loughran
Pa’ Stribling
Stribling
Max
Carnera-Sharkey
Tommy
Cleveland Gladiators Rally Past Browns In Twin Bill
In a mixed night of baseball and boxing notes, Cleveland beat the Browns twice as the Indians routed St Louis 12 to 0 and 8 to 2 in a doubleheader while Wes Ferrell and Mel Harder starred on the mound. Earlier boxing previews from Columbus mixed with the fairgrounds bout between Larry Beck and Tarzan Phil lips dominated local chatter.
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Larry Beck
Tarzan Phillips
Fairgrounds
Phillips
Beck
Columbus
Serap
Mr. Phillips
Larry
Azrea
Phillip
Score by Innings National League First Game
In the first game Boston and New York split with Boston scoring two runs in the seventh inning to finish 2 to 7. Hubbell and Hogan held the fort for New York as Zachary Cunningham and Spohrer contributed offensively.
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Boston
New York
Zachary
Cunningham
Spohrer
Hubbell
Hogan
Rocio
Cantwell
Haid
Cronin
Walker
O’farrell
St Louis and Cleveland Batter For Mixed Wins
Baseball score table shows St Louis defeated Cleveland by 7 to 2 in one game and Cleveland won 9 to 2 in another. Detroit beat Chicago 4 to 2. New York fell to Philadelphia 6 to 2. RPC match shows 4 to 6 and 7 to 4 results with listed pitchers and batters.
American Association Battery Lineup Recap
A fragmented score recap lists teams involving Louisville Milwaukee and City with partial lineups. It mentions players Walsh Williams Hatter Thompson Ryan Devor Caldwell Manion Benton Hargrave Bayne Swift Peters Bream Munns Snyder and teams in a rough batting or pitching context with incomplete innings and totals.
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American Association
Louisville
Walsh
Williams
Hatter
Thompson
Ryan
Devormer
Panes City
Paul
Bayne
Swift and
Peters
Bream
Munns and Snyder
Gorilla Jones Suspended After Poor Showings in Chicago Bout
Gorilla Jones of Akron, a Negro welterweight, was suspended six months by the Illinois State Athletic Commission and fined $1,000 after a Monday night loss to Hucky Lawless of Syracuse in Chicago. Lawless won the decision after Jones was floored for a count of nine in the fifth round. Jones attributed the hand injury to the bout.
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Chicago
U.P
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Hucky Lawless
Syracuse
Lawless
Jones
Loughran Set to Meet Challenger Mims in Light Heavy Bout
The article previews a Georgia light heavyweight clash as Mims faces the rising contender while Loughran is hailed as the logical title challenger. Stribling also appears in sparring rounds ahead of the event, with household nickname Georgia Peach noted.
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Loughran
Sharkey
Mims
Georgia
Georgia Peach
Early Baseball Scores Across Cities
National League results show New York 3 8, Boston 0 0, Chicago 7 9 with Cincinnati 2 4 and St. Louis 11 9. American League games list New York 6 Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 12 4, St. Louis 9 2, Boston 6 Washington 4, Detroit 2 Chicago 2.
Baseball matchups across leagues listed
Weekend schedule lists national league games in Boston at New York Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati plus American league pairs Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at Minneapolis Kansas City at St Paul.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
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Ncdeens
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National Leagle
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Brooklyn
American Seagle
Cleveland
Washington
St. Paul
Cubs Sweep Reds In Doubleheader Duel
May 27. Rogers Hornsby powered the Chicago Cubs to a doubleheader sweep over the Cincinnati Reds with runs of 7 2 and 8 6. A bench clearing incident followed a ninth inning spike by Ed Roush on Charlie Grimm prompting a brief melee before umpires settled the dispute.
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Cincinnati
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Ed Roush
Hornsby
Charlie Grimm
Grimm
Umps
Parmelees First Victory Fails to Stop Indians Beatdown
Parmalee allowed four innings of 18 to 8 defeat as Indians pummeled him and fellow pitchers Dean and Gudat. The box score credits Parmalee with a rough night and Smith, Mulrooney, and others sharing the mound duties in a high scoring Columbus game. St. Paul and Louisville also lost, keeping Cincinnati’s rivals unsettled.
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Columbus
Bud
Ma Ees
Indianapelis Club
Indians
Paul Dean
Marvin Gudat
Red Birds
Errars
Parmalee
Moore
Lind Desauteia
Rune
tin—Purdy
Gudat
King Delker
Montague
Koenecke
Smith
Angley
Walker
Monahan
H. Fitegerald
Purdy
Mulrooney
Vater
Crawford
Delker
Lind
Indianapolis
Dean
Hite
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