Dodgers Top Dizzy Dean as Cards Lose 5 2 in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers pound Dizzy Dean for 13 hits to defeat the league leading St Louis Cardinals 5 to 2 at Brooklyn. Ed Brandt wins his first of the season while holding the Cards to four hits through eight innings. St. Louis scores on Pepper Martin bunt and Joe Medwick double and Charley Gelbert homer. Dodgers answer with three first-inning runs and multiple late hits. Tangle between Stengel and Durocher ends with a game-time quarrel after the final out.
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Brubaker and Lucas spark Pirates to 6-6 tie with Bees
Brubaker and Lucas carried the Pirates to erase Boston's early lead and force a 6-6 draw with the Bees after 10 innings. A fourth inning surge, including Brubaker's two on homer, and Cy Blanton worked for Boston as darkness and storms halted play.
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Giants Rally Past Cubs 8-4 In Ninth Inning Again
New York Giants returned home after a rough road trip and beat the Chicago Cubs 8-4. Mel Ott singled in the ninth, stole second, and scored the winning run as Clyde Castleman and Hank Leiber homered with men on base. The Giants outhit 14-8 and won their second straight ninth inning victory.
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National League Standings and Tuesday Results Brief
Standings show St Louis 148 games and Pittsburgh at 129 while New York leads with 1210. Tuesday night results include Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 6 and New York 5 Chicago 4 with Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4. Several games were postponed by rain and a game was called due to darkness.
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Sorrell Stops Boston Reds 5-0 as Tigers Win
Victor Sorrell shut down the Boston Red Sox allowing three hits to give Detroit a 5-0 win. The Tigers jumped ahead with four runs in the first inning aided by a Goslin double and an infield miscue, while Jimmie Foxx’s single in the sixth produced the Sox’s only threat.
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Bruce Campbell Outcome Update for Indians Player
Bruce Campbell of Cleveland, who suffered spinal meningitis, is out of danger at St Elizabeth's hospital. Doctor O Halloran said the outfielder may be able to play again in a few months and expects continued hospital care for about a month with potential return to the season barring setbacks.
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Solem Predicted Stuhldreher Return to Badger Glory
Ossie Solem of Iowa said Wisconsin will steady climb to former glory with Harry Stuhldreher as director. He praised Stuhldreher as a superb diplomat and coach who will restore confidence and handle the university well.
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Woodmen Softball Team Seeks Games In City Or Out
The Modern Woodmen softball team seeks games either in or out of the city. Team managers can contact C. S. Green, club manager, at phone 2-1931.
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Wrestling Results From Cities With Falls Outcomes
The Associated Press report lists Montreal results where Yvon Hobert defeated Jack Washburn two falls to one. Also noted are Chief Little Wolf of Colorado defeating Abe Coleman in one fall in Chicago and Ole Anderson of Osceola beating Tommy Marvin with two falls to one in Tampa.
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American Association race results and postponed games
In Toledo an event shows 100 entries for $31 000 with teams like Boone Linton Nean Ryan George and others. Indianapolis at Milwaukee was postponed due to rain while Columbus at Kansas City was listed as canceled or not coming.
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Thieves Steal Thirty Two Typewriters in Shanghai
Night theft at Tung Wen college Shanghai hits typewriting class as 32 typewriters vanish from the classroom during the night. Police inquiry underway as investigators seek possible suspects and motive.
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Sarron Wins Featherweight Crown in Close Split Decision
Petey Sarron of Birmingham defeats Freddie Miller in Griffith Stadium 15 rounds to seize the world featherweight title. A split decision with one judge for Miller and the referee upholding Sarron. Sarron vows to defend the title and chase another bout with Miller.
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Sarron Wins Featherweight Title In Chicago Bout
Petey Sarron aged 125 from Birmingham outpointed Freddie Miller from Cincinnati in Chicago to claim the world featherweight crown. Edwin Wallhe from Detroit defeated Dave Barry of Springfield. Allen Matthews from St. Louis knocked out Wild Bill Thomas from Louisville. Johnny Di Sopa of Sacramento outpointed Ted Cano of San Francisco in San Francisco.
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Lawson Little Misses Open Qualifying After Hartford Round
Law son Little failed to clinch a New England berth in the Open sectional at Hartford Conn after shooting 77 75 for 152. The field included many top names as New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania aspirants challenged Newtown Square Pa. Players such as Johnny Goodman Johnny Revolta and Tommy Armour topped districts while others like Joe Turnesa and Zell Eaton advanced in various sites.
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Vakturoff Set For Big Test Against Plummer In Memorial Coliseum
Cossack wrestler Ivan Vakturoff from Riga aims to upset Lou Plummer in the Memorial Coliseum main event Thursday night. Vakturoff, undefeated here, has defeated foes including Earl Wampler. Semi windup features Tommy Marvin vs Don McIntyre, while Alf Johnson opens with Cliff Thiede.
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Iowa Netmen Defeat Purdue 5-1 to end Big Ten
Iowa City AP reports the University of Iowa tennis team secured a 5 to 1 victory over Purdue, finishing the Big Ten season at .500. The Hawkeyes now prepare to face Iowa State in Ames on Saturday.
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Iowa State Golfers Defeated by Minnesota in Meet
In Minneapolis the Iowa State golf team fell to Minnesota 13 to 5. Wally Taft led the Gophers with a 72.
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