Giants Beat Pirates 6 4 As Ott Homers Twice In June
New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh Pirates 6 4 to extend their run to seven straight wins. Mel Ott hit his 11th and 12th homers of the season, driving in runs and offsetting a Pirates rally behind starter Preacher Roe.
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Indians Fall Short As Calvert Strikes Out Yankees
New York defeats Cleveland 3 1 with Paul Calvert fanning six in six innings. A wild seventh inning and a pair of New York singles produced three runs for the Yankees while Cleveland could only plate one, failing to string together more than a single rally.
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National League baseball results and upcoming schedule
Yesterday’s NL results featured Boston over Cincinnati 4 to 1, Chicago 2 over Brooklyn 1, New York 6 over Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 9 over Philadelphia 3, and Detroit 4 over Boston 1 with New York 5 over Cleveland 1. Today’s schedule lists several matchups including Patera at New York and Cincinnati at Boston with multiple pitcher pairings.
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High School Pitcher Signs With Chicago Cubs
Upper Darby Pennsylvania reports that 18 year old ex Ely of Upper Darby High School has signed with the Chicago Cubs. He did not pitch this year due to a state scholastic rule banning athletes after eight semesters.
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Pensive Seeks Belmонт Win in Belmont Stakes
New York June 2 Pensive seeks the American turf triple crown in the Belmont Stakes at Long Island’s racing plant. The Calumet Farm colt aims to join Derby and Preakness winners as crowd expected over 49 000 for a $3.5 million betting day with Pensive the 7-5 favorite ahead of Platter 2-1.
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Willie Joyce Beats Henry Armstrong In Ten Round Chicago Show
Willie Joyce defeated Henry Armstrong by unanimous decision in ten rounds at Chicago Stadium in stifling heat. Armstrong sought an eleventh straight win but Joyce won a close, boos mixed decision before 10,387 fans, with total receipts of 35552 pounds.
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Southwest Conference vows to keep kickoffs in bounds
Dallas June 2 The Southwest Conference leadership reports a gentlemen's agreement to avoid intentional kickoffs out of bounds next season if the national rules committee does not act. The rule change would place the ball on the receiving team’s 45 yard line after an out of bounds kickoff.
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Opera singer Frank Forrest bets on golf over boxing
Vine press box notes Frank Forrest, an operatic radio and screen singer, recalls boxing days at the University of Minnesota and touts golf as the sport that sharpens the voice. He recounts a canceled three round bout idea with Lieut. Tommy Loughran and criticizes boxing while praising golf for breath control and vocal gain.
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One-Armed Outfielder Pete Gray Eyes Major League Chance
Atlanta reports Pete Gray, 26, one armed, from Memphis Chicks, asking for a Major League try. Memphis manager Doc Protho and Billy Evans back him, noting his strong hitting and fine fielding as he aims for a big league chance this year.
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TIPPY LARKIN KAYOS ARCHER IN THE EIGHTH
Tippy Larkin of Garfield New Jersey knocked out Freddie Archer of Newark New Jersey in 1 minute 24 seconds of the eighth round before a sparse Madison Square Garden crowd.
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Double No Hit Youth Impresses Big Leagues
Detroit reader note: Dick Callahan a 19 year old pitcher with a double no hit game in New Orleans high school baseball impressed Detroit Tigers manager Steve O Neill during a workout. Callahan, a Navy discharge, has 17 straight wins for Holy Cross High in Louisiana state title run. Interest from Giants and Dodgers noted. decision after returning home next week. Lew Fonseca, American League service bureau director, led league in batting .369 in 1929 with Cleveland.
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De La Cruz Serves as Interpreter in Reds Trade
Boston June 2. Manager Bill McKechnie called Cuban pitcher De La Cruz to translate as Chucho Ramos, Venezuelan outfielder, moves from the Reds to the Syracuse International League club. Ramos, rated promising, loses daily play at Cincinnati to join Syracuse after Goodie Rosen heads to the Dodgers.
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