Yanks Clip Indians 4 1 To Extend AL Lead
New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4 1 to strengthen their first place hold. Selkirk drove in three runs with a clutch double as Gomez pitched well, fanning nine in seven-plus innings. DiMaggio's 16 game hitting streak ends as New York moves ahead.
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George Selker
Yankees
Gomez
Ceveland Indians
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Gore
Donny Galehouse
Giliuny Galetouse
Pete Toeter
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Frank Croseiu
Red Rolfes
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Yanks
Tom Henrichs
Earl Averils
Crosetti
Joe DiMaggio
Browns Rally Past Athletics 3 2 For Second Straight Win
St Louis Browns erased a late deficit to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2. Harry Kelley yielded in the eighth and Roy Bell delivered a run scoring single after a bases loaded situation to seal the comeback. Knott starred in late relief for the A's while West and Vosmik reached via walks.
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St Louis Browns
Athletics
A's
Harry Kelley
West
Vosmik
Roy Bell
Eifth
Jack Knott
Lou Finneys
Kelleys
Bill Werber
Browns
Harland Clift
Tom Carey
Giants Rally to Beat Pirates 9-4 in Streak Time
The New York Giants erased a late deficit to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 4 and pull into a near tie for first in the National League. Mel Ott drove in two runs with a single as Hal Schumacher held off the Pirates, while Blaze Smith and Co. contributed key hits.
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Weiland
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Standings and results in Western League and majors
Western League standings show Waterloo and Sioux City near upper tier with records around .488 to .416. Tuesday results include Cedar Rapids 4 Sioux City 1, Des Moines 8 Davenport 5, Rock Island 11 Waterloo 2. Baseball and hockey style lines list New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Pittsburgh results with rain postponements and multiple series schedules.
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John Henry Lewis Beats Ettore In Fifteen Rounder
John Henry Lewis earned his second straight victory over Ettore with a fifteen round decision. The bout, part of a European tour, drew strong interest as Lewis hinted at retirement if he failed to impress in the nights card.
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Monticello Plans Softball Tourney
Monticello announces a softball tournament at the Monticello Park on June 24 25 and 27. Twelve teams max enter by June 21 7 pm with a $3 fee. Four games nightly five innings each finals Sunday. prizes 20 10 and 6. Send entries to Sam Rhatisan or call 94F12 Monticello.
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Monticello
Sam Rhatisan Monteello
Luther Olson Signed by White Sox For Dallas Club
Luther Olson, who closed his college career at Luther College two weeks ago, has been signed by the Chicago White Sox and placed with the Southern League team at Dallas Texas. Olson is not a strike out pitcher but has splendid control and plenty of speed.
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Joe Louis Plans Real Estate Career Amid Title Bid
Joe Louis weights his boxing plans with thoughts of a real estate career if he defeats Jim Braddock and faces Max Schmeling again. Louis says he has money and aims to retire from fighting after Schmeling. Braddock trains in Michigan aiming for a defense in Chicago next week.
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American Ryder Cup Team Sails to England
The American Ryder Cup golf team, called the best yet, boards the Manhattan to sail for England. Featured players include Ralph Guldahl national open champion Sam Snead runner up Gene Sarazen Tony Manero Denny Shute Byron Nelson Ed Dudley Horton Smith Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta.
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Sam Snead
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Tony Manero
Denny Shute
Byron Nelson
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Horton Smith
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Pigeons Foil Albany Capitol Trap Attempt Again
In Albany New York a second campaign to remove pigeons from the capitol failed as birds ate bait grain but would not enter box traps. Attaches planned to close traps remotely after birds entered but the flock ignored the traps and returned to nest walls. Previous effort in 1931 used poisoned corn and provoked legislative protest.
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Waterloo’s Winning Streak Snapped by Rock Island
In Waterloo Iowa Byron Kennedy of Rock Island pitched the Red Hawks to an 11 to 2 victory snapping Waterloo six game win streak as they built an early 9 to 0 lead. Anderson relieved and held the Hawks to a late rally while Kennedy walked nine but dominated with strikeouts. Des Moines and Davenport split an 11 inning opener with Des Moines winning 8 to 5 on Piet and Gorham RBI hits.
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Boxing Results Across Cities Highlight Notable Wins
The Associated Press wires report bout results from New York Philadelphia and Chicago. Notable actions include Harry Balsams defeating Jimmy Belmont and John Henry Lewis outpointing Al Ester in Philadelphia. Benny Bass edged Tommy Cross in Philadelphia while Henry Armstrong stopped Jackie Carter in Los Angeles.
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Philadelphia
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Benny Bass
Tommy Cross
Chicago
Len Moarrin
Milwaukee
Harry Booker
Los Angeles
Henry Armstrong
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Yates Captures Medalist Honors In Southern Amateur
Charlie Yates of Atlanta earned medalist honors in the 39th Southern Amateur after a 15 foot downhill putt on the 18th green of the final qualifying round. He posted 146 for the 72 hole test, one stroke ahead of three Dixie amateurs tied at 147.
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Charlie Yates
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Ross Woods Fight Postponed By Rain in Indianapolis
A downpour forced the postponement of the ten round non title bout between Barney Ross the welterweight champion and Chuck Woods of Detroit. The full four bout card will be staged Thursday night.
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Barney Ross
Chuck Woods
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Babe Herman Released by Detroit Tigers
The Detroit club unconditional released Babe Herman who had been used mainly as a pinch hitter. He was acquired from Cincinnati in April for the waiver price as the Tigers trimmed the roster to 23 men due to injuries to Cochrane Hayworth and other players. Herman was kept as six outfielders were on the squad.
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Hazleton Defeats Brandon 12-7 in Sunday Baseball
Hazleton beat Brandon 12 to 7 as Hazleton compiled 13 hits and 2 errors against Brandon’s 9 hits and 3 errors. Hazleton pitchers B Smith and Weart faced Brandon batters Stainbrook Gillmand and Likens.
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Radio Programs MORNING and EVENING Schedule Busy with NBC CBS WJZ WABC
Readable fragments list morning and afternoon radio slots across NBC CBS and WJZ chains. entries feature Grace and Scotty Our Gal Sunday Strollers Marguerite Padula Aunt Jennys sketches and concerts with WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO WEAP listings.
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Raiders Beat Cowboys 4 1 to Lead Western League
The Cedar Rapids Raiders beat the Sioux City Cowboys 4 to 1 at Hill Park behind Red Van Fleet and Ed Weiland. Cap Crossley starred with sensational defense, including a one hand stab, a diving catch, and seven chances without an error.
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Swenson Proposes Track Meet Downsizing At Iowa
W T Swenson freshman track coach at the University of Iowa urges trimming the dual meets to 12 events to finish in one hour. He would drop running broad jump 220 yard dash 200 yard low hurdles and discus throw. He favors keeping events plus adding a two mile run and possible relays to boost speed and interest. Relays appeal he notes while the 220 yard dash and discus he finds uninteresting or dangerous.
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