Pirates strike threat shadows Forbes field game
The CIO delegation pressured the Pirates over union elections as players faced a possible strike tomorrow night against the Giants. Pirates president Ben Swanger defended NLRB procedures while Murphy warned of an unprecedented strike if demands were not met.
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Bluefield Smears Bristol 13-4 in Appalachian League rout
Bluefield blasted Bristol 13-4 on twelve hits including three home runs to seize control as Guard and Sefick led a powerful offensive parade. Orlando, Zikmund and Sesick topped the field with key hits while Bristol managed three runs in the third before Bluefield pulled away.
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Louis Scares Sparring Partners in Streetesque Comeback Drill
heavyweight champion Joe Louis returned to action with two hard sparring rounds in Pompton Lakes New Jersey, denting sparmate Jimmy Bell and roughing up George Pitch with sharp rights as he works back after a one day layoff. Conn asserts peak form and pressures for an upcoming bout as Johnny Ray Eyes hopefuls to pad opponents who have recently taken lumps in sparring.
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International League Scores and Results
In League play Jersey City defeated by a 4 2 score while Rochester blanked 0 12 by Baltimore who beat Montreuil 5 to 0.
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O'Neill Likely Out as Detroit Manager Next Year
Sports writer notes Steve O Neill may not be rehired by Detroit as manager. Possible successors include Paul Richards Hank Greenberg Bucky Harris and Joe McCarthy. A season of dissension and wage resentment among Tigers stars is contrasted with last year's championship mood.
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Feller Seeks Wins Over Strikeout Records
Washington June 6 Bobby Feller says he aims to win games rather than break strikeout records. The Cleveland pitcher would exceed Rube Wadell's 343 strikeouts if possible, but his focus is on team victories. He notes his best outings have been against the Washington Senators with strong strikeout tallies in two starts.
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Piedmont League Scores Stalemate In Extra Innings
In a Piedmont League double feature, Portsmouth and Roanoke tied 5 to 5 after 11 innings while Newport News edged Lynchburg 12 to 11 in 10 innings.
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Arrest Scalp ers At Jacobs Ticket Agency In New York
Four employees of the Jacobs ticket agency were arrested on charges of overcharging for Louis Conn boxing bout tickets set for June 19. Police said they tapped wires with Supreme Court permission and recorded conversations. Demands ranged from 65 for 50 seats to 150 to 175 for ringside seats. a fifth man was nabbed selling two 50 seats for 180.
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Turnesa Opens With Five Under Par In Philadelphia Golf
Mike Turnesa of Elmsford New York shot five under par 65 to lead the Philadelphia Inquirer open at 6,405 yard Laurelhurst course. Lewis Worsham Cary Middlecoff trailed by two while Hogan Snead and Little lagged behind in the first round.
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Southern Association standings fragment summary
Fragmentary scoreboard data shows Memph and Little Rock tied at 5, Birmingham with 3, Mobile 5, Nashville 17, Chattanooga 3, and New Orleans 3. The lines suggest a regional league table with several clubs and scores, but details and dates are unclear.
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Braves Defeat Cardinals 9-5 in Sixth Inning Rally
The Braves overwhelmed the Cardinals 9-5 as a six run surge in the sixth framed by consecutive hits and RBIs from players including Dick Culler. Roser and Dickson contributed in relief while Singleton and McCormick provided other hits. Attendance reached 12 064.
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Dodgers Smash Pirates to Take Third Straight, 13-8
Brooklyn Dodgers pounded out 17 hits and drew seven walks in a nine run fifth inning to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 13-8. Lee, Reiser, and Stevens led the offense while four Pirate pitchers struggled as the Dodgers cruised to the road win.
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