Yankees Rally to Beat Indians for Eighth Straight
New York Yankees triumphed 6 to 4 over Cleveland as a three run eighth inning rally sealed the win. Joe Dimaggio extended his hitting streak to 29 games while Vernon Gomez and Milnar were locked in a pitching duel before the decisive stanza.
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Chukker
DiMaggio
Judson Bailey
New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Joe Dimaggio
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
A Milner
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Bill Dickey
Ray Mack
Frank Crosetti
Robert E. Walsh
Welch Miners edge Welch in Booster Night thriller
Vernon Bickford walked in the winning run in the ninth as the Welch Miners rallied past Bluefield 4 3 at Bowen Field before about 1000 fans. Ralph Eakin fanned fifteen and held Welch to three runs through eight, but Bickford’s wild pitches set up the decisive walk and Logan WVa pitcher Carter earned his seventh win in relief later.
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America
Vernon Bickford
Welch Miners
Bluefield
Bowen Field
Ralph Eakin
Fincastle
McDowell County
Ralph
Welch
Eakin
Bickford
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Eakins
Don Triner
Vanilla
Triner
Bass
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Dejarnette
O’maley
Stopski
Butch the Mercer
Butcher
Fred Neisler
Neisler
Elliott
Brown
Baugh
Baughn
Laisie
Don Tuiner
Limpert
Prat
Bell ‘Peme
Bill Averette
Er Ase
Broadway Fight Mob Gathers for Louis Conn Big Show
The fight mob swarms Broadway ahead of the Louis versus Conn heavyweight title on Wednesday. Promoter Jacobs expects 40,000 fans and big gate as both fighters finish training in New Jersey towns. Louis is a 2 to 5 favorite. Conn predicts a knockout or decision, amid heavy fanfare and betting chatter.
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Sid Feder
New York
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Jacobs’ Beach
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Louis
Greenwood Lake
Conn
Pompton Lakes
Mike Jacobs
Lucas
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Billy
Rac Dempsey
Jim Braddock
Unclear sports results from yesterday and today games
Yesterday results show Chicago 2 and Nega Becton with unclear output. Today schedules list New York at Pittsburgh and other matchups with incomplete team names and records. Streaming OCR errors make precise teams unclear.
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Chicago
Nega Becton
Pi ‘Shar Spanston
New York
Pittsburgh
Ve. Bewell
Brooklyn
Wyatt
Ve. Lee
Boston
Sanaa
Tebecena
Ve. Derringer
Philadelphia
A Louis
Ve. M. Cooper
Pastor Wins Heavy Trial in Washington June Night
The report notes Pastor Hopeful prevailing in a heavy trial in Washington on June 16. It records weighted scores with Hopeful at 119 3 4 and Scott at 181, detailing the bout and outcome.
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Pastor Winsashington
Scott
Salica Defeats Forte to Retain Bantam Crown
Lou Salica retains the world bantam title by beating Forte. The column discusses how missing key players could shift pennant races, highlighting Greenberg York Cronin and Williams as pivotal for Detroit Cleveland Boston and Chicago White Sox. It cites the White Sox as a strong dark horse capable of losing two stars yet remaining competitive.
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Forte
Martin
New York
East Elm Street
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Greenberg
Tiger
York
Bobber
Jeff Heath
Indians
Feller
Heath
Imreves Os
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Joe Gordon
Chicago White Op
Salica Retains Bantam Title in Comeback Victory
In Philadelphia at Shibe Park Lou Salica of Brooklyn retained his bantamweight crown with a 15 round unanimous decision over challenger Tommy Forte before 14 500 fans. Salica weathered Forte’s fifth round onslaught and dominated the later rounds delivering sharp jabs to claim the title.
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Lou Salica
Brooklyn
Tommy Forte
Shibe Park
Salica
Forte
Porte
Eddie Loughran
Harry Laskey
Irving Kutcher
Loughran
Laskey
Galica
Kitcher
Incomplete Sports Box Score Recap
Fragmented lines show team abbreviations and scores for multiple games. Details are garbled with unclear team names and locations, making it impossible to determine final results or participants.
Cincinnati Reds Sign Penny Schoolboy Star
Cincinnati Reds announce the signing of a penny schoolboy star pitcher from Jonathan High School. Reds vice president Frank Lane reported the acquisition after the player pitched several no hitters for his high school team.
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Cincinnati Reds
Penny Schoolboy
Cincinnati
Johanity High School
Reds
Frank Lane
National Open leaders fade needed for wins says Wood
Craig Wood, defending national open champion, argues that champions fade their shots and that Ben Hogan must learn to fade to contend on narrow fairways. He cites Johnny Goodman as the only hooker who won the national open and notes Open courses favor accuracy over distance.
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Special News Service
Craig Wood
Wood
Ben Hogan
Johnny Goodman
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Hogan
Ricky
Sarazen
Shute
Picard
Little
Nelson
Giants Top Reds 6–0 Behind Lohrmans Five-Hit Effort
New York Giants defeated Cincinnati Reds 6 to 0 as Bill Lohrman pitched seven solid innings and Gilants drew nine free passes. Johnny Vander Meer struggled with control issuing four walks before leaving, while Gene Thompson and others contributed early runs to give New York a comfortable lead.
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Giants
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Willey
Gilants
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Reds
Deacon Will
Johnny
Gene Thompson
Gene
Lehrman
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Iboom
Arnovich
J Moore
Orengo
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Koy
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Eof Frey
Thompson
Moore
Rune
Ott
Lombardi
Vander Meer
Lorhman
Th Son
Beggs
Cubs Edge Phillies 3 1 Behind Mooty Pitched Win
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 as Jake Mooty shines on the mound for the Cubs. Babe Dahlgren joins in early defense and offense, with contributions from Dant Een and Tot Presswell in the late innings to seal the victory.
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Boston Braves
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Theen
Tot Presswell
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