Pirates Rally Past Dodgers Behind Mungo Return
Brooklyn June 16 Pirates beat the Dodgers 9 to 2 as Mungo returned after desertion, pitching five hitless innings and exiting after a seven run seventh inning surge. Pittsburgh exploded with RBIs by Taylor Todd Lucas and Vaughan support, while Suhr and Wirz contributed on defense and offense in a win that opened a road trip.
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John Henry Lewis Returns to Fight for Greenberg in St Louis
John Henry Lewis meets Tony Shucco in St Louis for Greenberg and Raymond tonight as part of a long tailed matchmaking legacy. Lew Raymond has built a career by staging bouts in New York and St Louis using flexible club lineups and cross city connections. The piece highlights Raymond’s eye for style matches and the impact of Greenberg and Raymond, Inc., on popular boxing in St Louis.
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McClintic Addresses Grand Jury on Drug Addicts and Offenses
Judge McClintic spoke at length on drug addiction and bank law violations likely to reach the grand jury. He contrasted parole and probation, noted felon voting concerns, and criticized illicit liquor transport despite prohibition repeal. The session included juror appointments and brief sentencing in liquor law cases before adjourning.
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International League standings and game notes
Buffalo beat Newark 4 to 2 and Toronto defeated Baltimore 4 in a row. Rochester went 2-4, Albany 1-3, Montreal Syracuse 1, and a 3-3 draw noted. Whitehead scored twice, double plays by Riges Thevenow Scarsella, and players Hubbel Hollingsworth walked once each. Bases left on for New York seven and Cincinnati four plus seven.
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Dressen laments Sullivan’s limited throwing in NL era comments
New York June 16 Billy Sullivan may lead the American league batting but Dressen says Sullivan could not throw within 30 feet of second base. Dressen claims he tried him at catcher and behind the bat citing throwing woes and asks why runners aren’t advancing. He also blasts front office moves that helped the Cubs and recalls Puerto Rican camp experiments and Mungo trade rumors.
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Bluefield Tennis Team Falls at Huntington 12 3
Bluefield players lose 12 to 3 in Huntington. Singles results include Huntington players Huff, Parsons, Reed, Buckle, Ferguson, Hamilton, Grey, and Wolford defeating Bluefield opponents, with notable wins by Deacon Parsons and Ed Buckle. Doubles see Huntington teams Parsons Buckle and Huffman Reed victorious, plus Fisher Jones and Grey Hamilton edges. Huntington to host return meet. unrelated note on auto factory employment in Michigan.
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Brining trained nags win three at Charles Town track
Everett Brining of Hagerstown Md trained three winners at Charles Town W Va on June 16, led by Flosilda in the feature with Sammy Palumbo aboard for Mrs Helen Horst. Brining also took the opener with White Sweet and the fourth with Aella. About 4000 spectators watched as the day’s double paid 71.60 and other payouts included Slieves Pride 8.20 and Bright Girl 9.60. Mont Daisy paid 69 on the second race.
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Local Scores Parade Among Small League Matches
Middle Atlantic league results show Charleston percentage unknown, Dayton two Akron clubs split. Johnstown Portamouth posted 14, Iran Uneten 3. Zanesville defeated Canton 10 to 6 in a rough standings update.
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Baseball scores from Midwest league games
The American Association results show Minneapolis beating Indianapolis 9 to 2. Columbus split a doubleheader with Kansas City by a 6 to 10 loss and a 4 to 2 win. Milwaukee defeated Toledo 14 to 2 while St. Paul shut out Louisville 6 to 0.
Birmingham Knoxville Triumph in Open League
Scores listed show Birmingham beating Knoxville, 7 to 0. Little Rock IF trailed as Nashville posted a 10 point gap, New Orleans 4, Atlanta 3.
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Reynolds Homers in Tenth to Win
Detroit loses fourth straight as Carl Reynolds hits a tenth inning homer with two aboard to lift the Washington Senators to a 9 8 victory. Rogers and Stone also go deep for the Senators while Detroit’s Burns and Reynolds homer for Detroit.
Foxx hits two homers but Red Sox fall to White Sox
Chicago defeats Boston 4 to 2 as Jimmy Foxx belts his fifteenth and sixteenth homers. Foxx lofts one ball over the left field pavilion roof for a historic feat while Merritt Cain limits the Red Sox to eight hits for his fifth win.
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Indians Rout Yankees 8-4 Behind Campbell’s Three Hits
The Indians defeated the New York Yankees 8-4 as Bruce Campbell led the attack with three singles. Lefty Gomez struggled again, charged with the loss after not going the route. Dennis Galehouse got the win in relief. Gehrig hit two homers for the Yankees, while DiMaggio and Dickey also homered in the loss.
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Analysts Study Primary Returns for Roosevelt renomination
Analysts study primary returns as Democrats consider renomination of President Roosevelt at the national convention with a potential 22 vote union.
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National League Games Board Today
Chicago faces Philadelphia in a league clash while Cincinnati battles New York in a twin bill. Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn and St. Louis travels to Boston for key NL matchups today.
Baseball Scores and Today’s Schedule in the American League
Yesterday Cleveland and New York tied 4 4 while Boston beat Philadelphia 9 2 and Washington topped Detroit 9 4 St Louis defeated Philadelphia 9 4. Today’s games include Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago.
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Probable pitchers list for major league games
New York June 16 AP lists probable pitchers for tomorrow's games. Henshaw faces Waller for Chicago at Philadelphia, Parmelee opposes Benge in St Louis at Boston, Blanton vs Brandt in Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Derringer vs Smith in Cincinnati at New York, W Ferrell vs Tawane in Boston at Chicago, DeShong vs one in Detroit, Ruffing and Pearson meet Hildebrand and Harer in New York at Cleveland.
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Schmeling Louis Bout In Doubt Over Ring Bandaging Demand
New York June 16 The Schmeling Louis heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium faces a clash as the New York State Athletic Commission debates bandaging in the ring vs dressing room. Louis manager Julian Black opposes delays while ticket sales lag behind a million dollar gate. Both fighters train hard with Schmeling admitting no fixed plan, and Louis aiming for a one round knockout if possible.
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Baseball's Big Six Tighten in Leaders Trench
The major league Big Six narrowed the gap yesterday as leaders slip with losses. Billy Sullivan of the Indians dropped to .376 after four at bats while Stu Martin of the Cardinals fell to .376 with one hit in four. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees added two hits in three chances as third-place men gained ground.
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Suhr Commits First Error Of The Season For Pirates
Pittsburgh report says veteran first baseman Gus Suhr, batting .350 after a slump, made his first error today when he dropped Red Lucas throw trying to pick off a runner in the Pirates vs Dodgers game. He had 657 chances in 56 games without an error prior to this.
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