Browns Top White Sox 2 0 Behind Knott Two-Hit Start
In St Louis on June 5 the cellar Browns defeated the White Sox 2 to 0 as Jack Knott pitched a two hit game to end John Whitehead’s eight game win streak. The game featured Knott’s steady distance and key defensive plays to secure the shutout.
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St. Louis Brownie
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John Whitehead
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Ed Coleman
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Sammy West
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Fritzi Stifel Returns To Defend State Golf Laurels
West Virginia retired seven time champion Fritzi Stifel of Wheeling returns to defend her state golf title at White Sulphur Springs in July. About fifty contenders compete including Mrs Jack Hoblitzell and the former Ann Cochrane of Parkersburg. Other entrants include Mrs H D Everett Mrs M M Morehead and Mrs Philip Cochran and Mrs B K Stifel. Stifel has resumed practice after a world cruise.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Fritzie Stifel
Wheeling
White Sulphur Springs
Jack Hoblitzell
Ann Cochrane
Parkersburg
H. D. Everett
M. M. Morehead
Philip Cochran
Morgantown
BK. W. Stifel
Fritale
Miss Stifel
Cherokee Bob Johnson Homers as Athletics Top Yankees 9 7
New York June 5 Cherokee Bob Johnson the Athletics slugger hit his 13th homer of the season delivering a key blow in a five run fourth inning rally to beat the league leading Yankees 9 7. Wilshere won for Philadelphia with Johnson Gehrig Rolfe and Foxx among the hitters for the Yankees and Tamulis took the loss after five wins.
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Athletics
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Johnson
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McNair
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Foxx
Moser
Rolfe
Higgins
Kapman
Combs
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Whitshere
Wishere
Tamulis
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Bridges Delivers Seventh Straight Win For Tigers
Detroit June 5 Tommy Bridges earned his seventh consecutive victory by a 5 4 win over Cleveland with a clutch two bagger in the ninth driving in Gerald Walker for the winning run. Walker broke a 4 4 tie with one out as rain halted the opener and the second game was called before start.
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Lefty Grove
Cliff Bolton
Boston
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Myer
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Johnson
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Ferrell
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Cochrane
Bridges Dinneen
Uropires
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Hole
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Detroit Tigers
Gerald Walker
Walker
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Results yesterday show Chicago 5 Cincinnati 2 and Philadelphia 4 4 New York 3 7 Brooklyn 3 2 Boston 0 10 Pittsburgh St Louis Iain. Today St Louis at Forbes Field New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Others not scheduled.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
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Forbes Field
Scores and matchups from city games listed
Philadelphia led New York. St Louis beat Chicago. Washington defeated Boston. Detroit defeated Cleveland 5-4 in a latine tie called at darkness. Philadelphia vs New York Boston vs Washington Cleveland vs Detroit Chicago vs St Louis.
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Cleveland
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Washington
Savsesenereneee Els
Miladelphia
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St. Louis
Baseball Big Six Tie Ends Key Batting Spurt
A rivalry for the last AL section berth in the Big Six saw Detroit’s Charley Gehringer and St. Louis’s Rollie Hemsley finish tied after improving averages. Gehringer went 3 for 7, gaining four points, while Hemsley added a two-point gain on a single hit in his plate appearance. The standings remained in flux as both teams chase the final position.
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Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Rollie Hemsley
St. Louis
Gehringer
Hemsley
Ozark Buster Dickey Builds Niche With Yanks
The Ozark Buster from Bastrop Bill Dickey rises as a standout catcher for the New York Yankees. His steady defense and hitting reach a .322 career average with 120 games caught in 1929 and a .438 World Series clip, earning admiration from managers and fans alike for steady, quiet leadership on the field.
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Ozark Buster
Bastrop
Shanty
Tarzan
Firpo
Babe
Bill
Suns
Dickey
Joe McCarthy
Ween
Jim McGuire
Coogan
Muskogee Club
Buffalo
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Goofy Gomez
Red Ruffing
Johnny Proaca
Johnny Murphy
Tamulis
Malone
Ozarks
Argus
Bil
Bahram Captures Classic Derby At Epsom Downs
Bahram the Aga Khan's undefeated three-year-old outran the field in the 166th Derby at Epsom. Robin Goodfellow, Field Trial and Ace trailed as Bahram burst from midpack to win by two lengths, time 2 36, on a rain-soaked course. Assignation, American-owned, finished eighth.
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Bahramn
Epsom
Rolling Downs
Behram
Sir Abe Bailey
Robin Goodfellow
Lord Astor
Bahram
Freddie Fox
First Son
Ace
Tottenham
Coy
Firet Son
Home
Bahrain
Wose
Robin Goodwellow
Blenheim
Hyperion
Windsor Lad
Corlette Glorney
Assignation
Horce
Rain Halts Final in Junior Tennis in Utah
Parkersburg wrests state junior title as Turner Stephens leads Lawrence Smith 6-3 6-4 when rain stops the final. defending champ Sam Dils loses in semis to Smith 7-2 6-2. Huntington’s D Jarsons takes boys division 6-2 6-3 over Knotts of Morgantown.
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W. Va
Turner Stephens
Lawrence Smith
Sam Dils
Smith
D. Jarsons
Huntington
Dieee Knotts
Morgantown
German girl athlete breaks discus record
Gisela Mauermeyer of Germany shattered her world mark in the discus at Ulm, extending her career best to 44.75 meters from 44.34 meters set earlier in the week. The improvement solidifies Mauermeyer as the leading female discus thrower, with strong international attention on her performance in Nurnberg.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Gisela Mauermeyer
Ulm
Reds Face Long Shot Hope With Dressen Rookies
Charles Dressen takes over the Cincinnati Reds amid low expectations but sees potential in a mixing of veterans and young players. Shortstop Nyers, a two year rookie, is pegged as captain, with Bottomley, Hafey, Goodman, Kampouris and Riggs contributing. Pitching depth from Derringer, Johnson and others, plus a pup fox terrier mascot, bolster a squad aiming to escape the cellar and grow into a real ball club.
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Tina Neersen
Fir
Nyers
Cardinal
Billy
Myers
Waynesboro
Danville
Fort Wayne
Columbus Club
American Association
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Leo Durocher
Giants
Hughey Critz
Bill Terry
Dressen
Rhineland
Chuck
Nashville
Hank Lieber
Clyde Castleman
Jim Bottomley
Jim
Sammy Bird
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Chick Hafey
Goodman
Alex Kampouris
White Sox
Ival
Tony Piet
Reds
Adam Comorosky
Red Lucas
Pittsburgh
Comorosky
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Freddie Lindstrom
Lew Riggs
Lew
Riggs
Bottomley
Frey
Paul Derringer
Sylvester Johnson
Tony Frietas
Athletics
Genie Schott
Chuck Dressen
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American Association Scores and Conditions Report
Minneapolis six to one over Kansas City four to three St Paul seven four over Milwaukee six three Louisville at Columbus rain noted on schedule update with results brief and unsettled conditions.
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Kansas City
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Milwaukee
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Columbus
Camint Homers To Whip Giants Cubs Triumph in Chicago
Chicago gains a 5 2 victory over Cincinnati with homers by Chuck Klein and Ken O'Dea. Larry French pitches a complete game, fanning seven as Cincinnati’s Gene Schott struggles. O'Dea and Klein homer for the Cubs. Kampouris and Goodman RBIs highlight Cincinnati’s offense.
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Chuck Klein
Ken O'Dea
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Larry French
Eigiht Hita
Gene Schott
Cincy
Riggs
Byrd
Lombardi
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Cuyler
Jurges
French
Askessess
Goodman
Kampouris
Herman
Hack
O'Dea
Erickson
Klein
Doublay
Schott
Sears
Reardon
Stewart
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