Two New York Teams Lead Early Baseball Standings
In St Louis Joe Vosmik delivered a two run double in the ninth to lift the Browns over the Yankees 7 6 with Elan Hoag backstopping a nine inning win. Lou Gehrig and Frank Crosetti homered for New York but the loss kept the Yanks one game ahead as other leaders fell. Hoagsett pitched seven and two thirds to earn the win while Malone took the loss.
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Red Devils Lead OU Softball League In Week Three
The Red Devils top the OU softball league after week three with five wins and one protested game by the Automen awaiting ruling this week. The Automen sit second behind potential tie. Doughboys Bookies and Supply follow, Y M C A fifth, Powermen sixth with two postponed games, Woodmen last with no wins. Remaining schedule lists matches at Wade Airport BC I and other venues.
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Giants Hold Off Reds In Narrow 4 3 Win
The New York Giants outlasted the Cincinnati Reds 4 to 3 to stay a half game ahead in the National League. Mel Ott opened with a three run homer, Hal Schumacher earned the win, and rookie Cliff Melton finished the game to secure the victory.
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Visitors shell Miners in tense ninth to split twin bill
Williamson and Bluefield traded blows in a doubleheader at Cain Field with Williamson taking game one 13 10 after a late Williamson rally, then Bluefield taking the nightcap 12 4 as ninth inning miscues and timely hits shaped the outcome. Gardner and Hickey figures loom as the mound duel in today’s finale.
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Braddock Efforts for Louis Clash at Comiskey Park
Grand Rapids, June 12. Champion James J. Braddock completed six rounds focused on body work ahead of the June 22 title defense against Joe Louis. He sparred with Henry Cooper Charley Massera Roesch Jack McCarthy and remains in peak condition after varied workouts and road work.
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Pitt Panthers retain senior track laurels in AM A meet
Pitt Panthers defended the team title in the senior AM A track meet with 82 points, Altoona Athletic Club second with 59, Triad Athletic Club third. Edwin Ammerman set a new 5000 meter meet record in 16 07.1, Johnny Woodruff won the mile in 4 27.9.
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Southern California Hot Favorite To Retain Title
Berkeley Calif June 12 USC emerged as a solid favorite to defend its team title at the NCAA track and field championships June 18 19 as 289 contestants entered. Indiana’s Don Lash withdrew, hurting Indiana’s chances and ECBs. USC’s Dean Cromwell led a squad expected to score heavily with Bill Sefton and Earle Meadows in the pole vault and 18 points conceded to the Trojans.
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Guldahl Wins Open With Record 281 At Oakland Hills
Ralph Guldahl, 25, Chicago pro, breaks US Open record with 281 total at Oakland Hills. Sam Snead finishes two back in 283 while Bobby Cruickshank earns 285 and Harry Cooper 284. Prize money rises to 6000 with Guldahl taking 1000.
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Taal ant Taal ant vacation tale and quary joke
A reminiscence narrates a vacation with Chick Smith at Bluefield area. They joke about a rough golf course and a caddy quip about leaving the course for a stone quarry. It hints at long friendships and a marital joke about an unfaithful husband getting his first desert at meals.
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