Cardinals Defuse Dean Brothers Strike With Paul’s Raise
Cardinals manager Frank Frisch resolved a one day walkout by Dizzy and Paul Dean by announcing Paul will pitch in a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dizzy’s protest centered on Paul's salary, while he himself earned 7500. Paul 3000. No details of terms were disclosed.
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Cavalcade Favored as American Derby Looms at Washington Park
Cavalcade, the Brookmeade chestnut from Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloane, seeks to become the first horse since Spokane in 1889 to win both the Kentucky Derby and the American Derby. At Washington Park, he carries 126 pounds against Discovery, Singing Wood, Mata Hari, and seven rivals in a 1 1/4 mile race, with Anarchy as a fast-working stablemate.
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Sport of Kings
Cavalcade
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Brookmeade
Discovery
Singing Wood
Spokane
Anarchy Discovery
Mata Harst
Mata Hari
Bien Fait
Sir Ten
Patchpocket
Technocracy
Prince Pompey
Plight
Raiders and Omaha Meet Here Tonight
Raiders and Omaha clash at Hill Park as Bubbles Hargrave reshapes the lineup with Al Larson out due to a chipped bone and torn ligaments. Ace Elliott rejoins, Radon and West changes, Ernie Evans to pitch Saturday. All games start at 8 15 with night contests in heat.
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Hill Park
Omaha
al Larson
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Tommy Leonard
St. Luke's Hospital
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Ace Elliott
Muskegon
Ware
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Davenport
Howard West
Norfolk
Jackson
Dickshot
Burris
Tiger Panther Meet Canceled By Heatwave
The Washington Grant track meet scheduled for 2.30 today was called off due to extreme heat. Weather reports project continuing high temperatures, and organizers decided the heat made the event unsafe. Schools have been dismissed early in recent days, reinforcing the decision to cancel the meet for this year.
Vines And Tilden In Pro Tournament Final
Birg Bill Tilden of Philadelphia and Ellsworth Vines of California advanced to the pro final at the Middle States championship held at Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia. Tilden defeated Henri Cochet France 6 1 6 3 6 0 in a decisive semifinal while Vines edged Vincent Richards New York 1 6 6 2 4 0 in his semifinal bout.
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Birg Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
California
Germantown Cricket Club
Tilden
Henri Cochet
France
Vines
Vincent Richards
New York
Notre Dame Catholic interscholastic track meet draws 23 schools
In South Bend Indiana 23 schools and 192 individuals entered the first annual Notre Dame National Catholic interscholastic track and field meet. West High Philadelphia and De La Salle Chicago were favored for the team title while Bellarmine Tacoma St. Ignatius New Orleans and St. Thomas Academy St. Paul were among the entries.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
West High
Philadelphia
de la Salle Chicago
Bellarmine Tacoma
Wash
Jesuit
New Orleans
St. Thomas Academy
St. Paul
MackS Take Opener From Yanks 10 5
Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 10 to 5 in the opener of a three game series. Bob Johnson hit his tenth homer as Oakland exposed Jimmy DeShong and Burleigh Grimes with a dozen hits. A Yankee misplay helped determine the final outcome.
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Athletics
Jimmy DeShong
New York Yankees
Mackmen
Bob Johnson
DeShong
Burleigh Grimes
Ed Coleman
Pinky Higgins
Charley Berry
AB Combs
Rolfe
el Ruth
Mr . Byrd
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Larzert
Chapman
Dickey
Saltzgarer
DeShoner
Walker
Grimes
Crosett Soons
DeShons
Tladelphia
AB Warstler
Cramer
Johnson
Foxx
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Coleman
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Berry
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New York Peveressccercee
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Grosetti
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Mahaffey
Woarstler
Higgins
Lazzeri
Frid ay night baseball results and standings across leagues
Friday results show Boston and Philadelphia routing, New York and Detroit, Chicago and St Louis in decisive games. National League leaders St Louis and Chicago hold strong records as Brooklyn edges Philadelphia in extra innings. American Association narratives include Minneapolis and Milwaukee wins with Columbus and Louisville stringing toward the standings.
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Baer's End in Title Bout May Be Nothing
Max Baer may lose more than the title on June 14 as manager J Hamilton Lorimer seeks 25 percent of Baer's earnings amid an attachment plan. Lorimer, absent in California, aims to attach Baer's purse. Baer has likely earned well over 250,000 in recent years, while Lorimer's suit could leave the challenger with little or nothing. The situation involves technical actions and process servers, with names like John Dempsey and Jack Kearns cited in the orchestration of the legal moves.
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Max Baer
Baer
Lorimer
California
John Dempsey
John
Jack Kearns
Kalamazoo
Guy Bush Returns to Cubs After Back Exam
Chicago Cubs pitcher Guy Bush will rejoin the club at St. Louis Tuesday after an x ray showed his back injury to be slight. He sprained his back in New York on the eastern trip but won his Thursday start against the Pirates before officials learned of the injury.
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Thrillers Lead Marengo Kittenball Standings After Win
Special to The Gazette. In Marengo, Thrillers held the top spot after a 6 to 4 victory over Third Ward midway through a seven week schedule. Thrillers stand 4 wins, 1 loss while Third Ward and Go Getters are tied at 3 and 2.
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Iowa U team wins state ole title
Leroy Vanderwicken of the University of Town wins the 1934 Iowa Intercollegiate Golf Association championship at Newton with a 145 total over 36 holes. He narrowly defeats Jim Gardner of Vinton who shot 146. Drake’s WW Hird trailed at 148 as UI four-man squad captured the Maytag trophy with 611. Gardner led after morning but finished 39 in the final round.
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University of Iowa
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van Epps
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Melanbacker
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Hird
Uniform Ball Adopted By League
Two major leagues adopt a common ball for fairer comparisons. American league umpires deliver fresh balls to pitchers. National league umpires atop tobacco dusted balls through infielders, a practice that may slightly favor pitchers. Ty Cobb and others thrived against even worn balls. The piece notes long serving NL umpire in his thirtieth year and answers a previous query about Oscar Mellilo with 320 chances without an error.
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Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Connie Mack
Oscar Mellilo
St. Louis Brown
Iowa and Michigan square off in Big Ten baseball clash
Iowa seeks third place in the final Big Ten standings with a 5–5 record as it travels to Ann Arbor to face Michigan. Coach Otto Vogel leads a 16 man squad including six pitchers through a taxing week with games at Ypsilanti Kalamazoo and East Lansing after the Michigan showdown.
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Ann Arbor
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Ypsilanti
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Kalamazoo
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East Lansing
Otto Vogel
Tipton Softball Double Bill Opens With Abundant Runs
Special to The Gazette Tipton Iowa doubleheader opened with the Tipton Cleaners beating Monticello 13 to 0 at the local field. Bohosky and Firsh were the Monticello battery. Werling pitched and Smith caught for Tipton. In the second game Tipton Goodyear defeated Farmers Union 13 to 5 as Otte pitched and Mulherin caught. Ellers and Butterbrodt pitched and caught for Farmers Union Booster.
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Monticello
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Firsh
Monticello Battery
Werling
Smith
Cleaners
Goodyear
Farmers Union Battery
Otte
Mulherin
Ellers and
Butterbrodt
Farmers Union
Alice Marble Withdraws From Wightman Cup Match
Paris reports Miss Alice Marble of San Francisco will miss the Wightman Cup ties at Wimbledon on June 15 and 16 after collapsing during the French championships. She remains in an American hospital, dampening US hopes for a win. Separately, when the Persian consulate opens in Shanghai, it will mark the first diplomatic ties between Persia and China in 1,300 years.
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Eng
Alice Marble
San Francisco
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Mme
June Kenrotin
France
American Hospital
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Persia
China
Sinclairs Defeat Quakers in M and J league clash
The Sinclairs nipped the Quakers 2 to 1 at Daniels Park to claim second place as Culp excelled on the mound for the Packers. Fuller Molly and Mourha sparked the early scoring while Koch and Hesse contributed for the Quakers. Thenhaus and Koch produced two singles for the Quakers but the run fell short and Culp sealed the win with a mound play to end the frame.
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Mason
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Fuller
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Doyle
Vernmont
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Hesse
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Thenhaus
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American Association Be Paul o Isseneene
In Kansas City details outline a lineup featuring Phelps Fenner Fullerton Harriss Stenzel Crandall among a roster of names connected to the American Association event. The fragment hints at a meeting or listing with these individuals associated to teams or offices.
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Paul o.Isseneene
Kansas City
Toi Ale Phelps
Fenner
Fullerton
Harriss and Stenzel
Crandall
Braves Win In 16 Innings 8 7 Over Dodgers
In a 16 inning marathon at Boston the Braves outlasted the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 7. Hal Lee and Marty McManus sparked the comeback scoring the decisive run after a walk and a single. Pinky Whitney and Bill Urbanski homered for the Braves while the Dodgers had taken an early lead with five runs in the first.
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Braves Lick Dodgers
Maion
Hal Lee
Art Herring
Dan Taylor
Wally Berger
Randy Moore
Marty McManus
al Lopez
Dodgers
Jim Eliott
Braves
Manus
Owen Carroll
Herring
Pinky Whitney
Bill Urbanski
Pirates Rally Past Cardinals in Ninth for 4-3 Win
Pittsburgh forged a dramatic ninth inning rally to edge St. Louis 4-3, snapping a five game skid. Arky Vaughan opened with a single, Gus Suhr doubled, Lavagetto singled to score two, then Lavagetto advanced on an error as Waner’s infield hit provided the deciding run.
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Whitehead
St. Louis
Ior Rothrock Whitehead
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Edwick
Ceeeeeneae
Davis
Wae Mills
Durer
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Totela
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L. Waner
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Rf Traynor
Jbaughan
Lavagetto
Roettger
Geenenee
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Collins
V. Davis
Tehead
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Hoy
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Quise
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Hallahan
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Arky Vaughan
Gus Suhr
Harry Lavagetto
Medwick
Wally Roettger
Tommy Padden
Pete Young
Waite Hoyt
Ralph Birkofer
Pirate
Lloyd Waner
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Ple Traynor
Burlingame Falls 4-3 to Alberts in Open League
A dramatic eighth inning slashing home run by Reiley sealed a 4-3 win for Alberts over Burlingame's Old Style Lager in the Open League at Ellis Park. Burlingame threatened in the extra frame but Jimmy Carruthers singled to strand runners, with Bellley and Hned's bases loaded near the end. Also: Maccabees beat Knights of Columbus 12-10. Triton topped Inter Ocean 13-11. Light Company defeated Hennett's 8-2. Armstrong's beat Beeson's 17-5 in league play.
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Ray Burlingame
Burlingame
Jimmy Carruthers
Bellley
Maccabees
Knights of Columbus
Triton
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Heyman
L. Hauskins
Light Company
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Armstrong
Beeson
Harry Hall
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