Cubs Edge Phillies 2-1 in Pitchers' Duel
Larry French outpitched Wayne LaMaster in a tight 2-1 Chicago win before 11,000 fans. French allowed four hits over seven and two thirds, while LaMaster gave up four and faced twenty-nine Cubs. Dolph Camilli homered off LaMaster for Philadelphia's lone run. Chicago produced the decisive runs with timely hits and strong defense.
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Larry French
Chicago
Philadelphia
French
Wayne LaMaster
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Dolph Camilli
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LeMaster
Norma
Joreens
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Youne
Runa
Camille Marty
Jurees
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Camilli
Marty
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Callins
Herman
Collins
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barlle—LaMaster
Prench
Losine
Ua- Master
Klem, Sears and Ballanfant
Red Van Fleet Fades as Raiders Lose Way Late
Cedar Rapids Raiders saw a seven game win streak end in a 6-5 setback at Rock Island Islander Stadium. Red Van Fleet took the loss as a bad throw by Alex Filbert allowed the tying runs to score and Newman’s single delivered the decisive run in the seventh inning. Newmann’s single, Cauble’s relief, and late defense preserved the Rock Island victory before a large home crowd.
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Ock Island
Ill
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Red van Fleet
Alex Filbert
Dykes Potter
Newman
Vance Cauble
Jim Hayes
Cal Lahman
Raiders
Kennedy
Filbert
Kenney
Keith Clark
Clark
van Fleet
Rossley
Hedhead
Williamson
Lahman
O¢tting
Crossley
Cap
Michaels
Alex
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Oetting
Hoover
Rock Island
Burwell
Schinski
Howard
Cauble
Portsider
Laheman
Cedar Rapids
Chartak
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Crepaley
Tb Seeas
Pees Keeney
Os Abadee
Thomas
Ceeenee
Ad van Freei
Sree Petter
Moeever
Wee Clark
Williamsen
T Kennedy
Ae Barwel
Cawbie
Batt
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Petier
Burwen
Savane
Gees A
Kelly
Reds erupt as Derringer shines in 4-2 win over Giants
Paul Derringer pitched a three hit game and did not walk a batter while the Reds hit timely homers to beat the New York Giants 4 to 2. Ival Goodman started the scoring in the third and Chick Hafey added a round tripper in the ninth to seal the win. Mel Ott homered for the Giants with two on in the fifth.
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Reds
Paul Derringer
New York Giants
Der‘ringer
Mel Ott
Clyde Castlemanirn
Giants
Ival
Goodman
Chick Hafey
Phil Weintraub
New York
A Bartell
Ogondm
Derrinser Stark and Stewart
Barr
Medwick's late homer lifts Cardinals past Bees in stoppage
Joe Medwick belted a two out two on homer in the ninth to give St Louis a 7 3 win over Boston. It was his 14th season homer and second of the day as the Cardinals pounded Bees hurlers for 13 hits while Boston collected 11 off three Cardinal pitchers. Medwick also homered in the sixth to tie the game at 3 3.
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Kennedy
Lahman
de Foresta
Filbert
Michaels
Keeney
Thomas
van Fleet
Streight
Chartak
Crossley
Bill Burwell
Howard
Mike Chartak
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Clark
Williamson
Burwell
Schinski
Dykes Potter
ST Louis
Joe Medwick
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Boston Bees
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Bees
Fletcher
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Lopez
United States
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Reno
Louis
Ihas
Max Schmeling
Braddock
Max Baer
Long Island City
Neaar
Schmeling
Jimmy
Experts Hedge In Favoring Joe Louis In Boxing Battle
Alan Gould reports from Chicago that the Louis Braddock heavyweight title bout at Comiskey Park draws rising hype and a potential 750000 gate with 60000 fans. Promoters foresee large profits matching Soldier Field records, while insiders hedge on outcomes amid long odds and race implications.
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James J. Braddock
Joe Seuis
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Braddock
Max Baer
New York
Jim Braddock
Joe Louis
South Side Comiskey Park
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Louis Braddock
Soldier Field
Sox End Slump with Ninth Inning Lifts Over Yankees
Chicago White Sox snap a four game skid by rallying in the ninth against New York with Rip Radcliff's double and Mike Kreevich's three run homer after Thornton Lee held the Yankees to eight hits. Ruffing suffers his second loss as the Sox win 5 to 2 on their east coast swing.
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NEW York
Chicago White Sox
Yankee
New Yorkers
Rip Radcliff
Sox
Mike Kreevich
Thornton Lee
Red Ruffing
Yankees
Radcliff
Lee
Kreevich
Yanks
Jake Powell
Twinkletoes Selkirk
Frank Crosetti
Joe
Kraft Wins Colorado Amateur Title With 4 and 2 Victory
John Kraft of Denver defended his Colorado amateur golf title by defeating Howard Crocker Jr. 4 and 2 in the 36-hole final at Lakewood. Kraft led 1 up after a morning round two under par while Crocker trailed by one. Both posted strong scores in the afternoon with Kraft five under and Crocker two under across the 34 holes.
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Denver
John Kraft
Delwein
Colorado
Howard Crocker
Denver Country Club
Lakewood
Kraft
Crocker
Blazing Eagle
Frolic Club Seeks Softball Games at Church Grounds
The Frolic club of St. Ludmila's church has formed a softball team and seeks matches with class B teams at the Frolic club grounds. Interested teams should contact Joe Stodola at 27674.
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Frolic Club
St. Ludmila’s Church
Joe Stodola
Louis Braddock Showdown Looms in Comiskey Park Fight
In a prefight memo the sports columnist predicts Louis should win but notes Braddock’s experience and grit may offset Louis youth and power. The piece weighs punches, defense, and mental edge, warning both men have weaknesses that could decide the bout. Cont'd on Page 2.
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Loults
Jack Blackburn
Schmeling
Louis
Blackburn
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Trojans Defend Team Title at National Track Meet
In Berkeley California USC held the lead at the 16th annual national collegiate A A track and field championships. Three meet records fell as USC withstood a strong challenge to secure the team title.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of Southern California
The Champions Track Page Listing
A readable fragment lists sprint and field results with names such as Sam Stoller Michi F rie verd Ben jamin Jehneen Charles Fenske Gregory Rice Forrest Ceersia Earl Vickerey Sam Francis Bill Sefien Kermit King David Albritton and others from California Southern California Washington State Nebraska Stanford and Pittsburgh. The garbled OCR shows events like 11 yard dash 41 yard dash pole vault jumps and hurdling with multiple colleges and athletes named.
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Sam Stoller
Michi F*rie-verd
dach—Benjamin
Jehneen
Columbia
Lerin Lenke
Washington State
Johnny Weeedraff
Pittsharch
Charrles Fenske
Wiscensia
Nee le Rum
Gregory Rice
Notre Am
Forrest Ceersia
Law Hurdies
Earl Vickerey
Trojan champions show balance in 62 point effort
The Trojans, continuing Dean Cromwell’s coaching tradition, earned two first places but posted 62 points in a balanced team performance. Stanford trailed with 50 points as Southern California pressed its rival.
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Trojan
Dean Cromwell
Stanford
Southern California
Milwaukee toledo scorecard clash in doubleheader
American Association game lines show Milwaukee and Toledo matching in a scorefest with varied innings. Milnar Kimball Brenze Borrell Rether, Vance Moore Gibbs Hartie, Lanter Crouch Clark and more contribute for their teams in the chaotic box with hits runs and errors noted.
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Toledo
Milnar
Kimball
Brenze
Borrell
Rether
Kansas City
Columbus
Vance
Moore
Gibbs
Hartie
Chambers
Lanter
Crouch
Clark
St. Paul
Louisville
Chelnut
Pasek
Marrow
Bhaver
Berres
Standings and results in the National League baseball table
The National League standings show Chicago New York Louis, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Boston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St Louis, and others with varying win totals. Saturday results include Cincinnati 4 New York 2 and Philadelphia 6 Washington 2 as postponed games noted on wet grounds. Sunday games list matchups such as Boston at St Louis and Chicago at New York with several city pairings and venue notes.
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Boston
St. Louiz
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Pittsburgh
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Chicago
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Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
San Romani and Lash in fast mile at Princeton meet
Archie San Romani of Kansas State Teachers College and Don Lash of Indiana University pushed Glenn Cunningham to the limit in Princeton's fourth invitation meet. The trio finished in a record three way time, with San Romani edging Lash by a whisker as Cunningham set a 4:06.7 world best for the event.
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Princeton
N. J
Archie San Romani
Kansas State Teachers College
Don Lash
Indiana University
Palmer Stadium
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
San Romani
Lash
Gene Venzke
Gene
Venzke
Jules Ladoumegue
France
Luigi Becalli
Becalls
Floyd Lochner
Agra
Okla
Denis Shore
South Africa
Delmer Brown
North Texas Teachers College
George Arnold
Millrose A. A
Vanderbilt's Yacht Ranger Wins Again
Harold S. Vanderbilt's Ranger won its fifth straight victory defeating Gerard Lambert's Yankee by seven minutes and three seconds in Newport Rhode Island. The 27.7 mile course was sailed in a 13 knot east northeast wind as Ranger swept the first series and leads the second series to defend the America's Cup.
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Newport
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Ranger
Gerard Lambert
Howard College unveils trailer camp plan for summer students
In Birmingham Alabama Professor Oscar S Causey director of the Howard College summer school outlines a trailer camp for students who wish to bring their own homes to campus. The plan aims to provide housing options during the session.
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Ala
Howard College
Oscar S Causey
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