Connie Mack Praises Lefty Grove Amid A's Peak Run
Sidelines notes Connie Mack’s view of Lefty Grove as pivotal to the Athletics during a May stretch. Grove’s relief work, eight appearances with four wins and four saves, helps the A’s limit losses and boosts Mack’s confidence that Grove sustains victory while the rest of the staff regroups.
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Athletics
Lefty Grove
Rupert Mosay
Teller
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Grove
Washington Senatora
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Gosphere
Worn Grove Stays in Bullpen Amid A's Pitching Struggles
The piece describes Connie’s plan to pace Grove during extended mound work as Oakland A’s rotation falters. Grove warms in the bullpen with a potential long relief effort while Connie weighs backers to keep him fresh, referencing past era wear on pitchers and labor patterns.
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Deere
Hoss
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PhOedelphia
Muldoon and Promoter Texan Power At Madison Square Garden
The article recalls promoter Texa named no, in his last days at Madison Square Garden in late 1928. It notes Muldoon’s death four years prior, Muldoon’s influence, and Texa’s plans to reequip the Garden after stock sales. It mentions disputes with the New York State Athletic Commission and ongoing power within the Garden empire.
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William Muldoon
Texa
Madison Square Garden
Muldoon
New York State Athletic Compalasion
Tex
Muldoon and the Silent Farewell to a Dying Man
An article recalls Muldoon defending a gravely ill man and opposing harsh judgments as the subject nears death. Muldoon vows quiet mourning, moves his friend’s simple casket, and reflects on a life once doubted. The piece notes a health farm revival linked to Rickard’s long forecast.
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Muldoon
Sotompia
Rickard
Snecker And French Will Clash Again In Golf Semis
In the second annual city wide golf tourney semifinals set after yesterday's matches. Defending champion Frank C. French and Kanawha’s Kermit Hutchison led easy wins while Snecker and Rugel reached the last four amid rainy conditions and scattered upsets.
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Kanawha
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Meadowcrook Golf Club
Frank C. French
Kermit Hutchison
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Willie Odes Swecker
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George Christian
Hutchison
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Carl Landman
of. W. Dix
Jon Goldsmith
Ed Sattle
Pete Hudeon
Sme Sing, Jr
G. F. Brown
Bob Humbson
Williams
Roy Swill- Tan
Howard Ford
Carl Mayner
Jack Sav Ags
Ed Britt
Joely Ford
J. R. Akdos
W. V. Wyckoff
Joe Craig
L. A. Hart
Seberh Igo
Vip
Basil Mayner
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Filgne
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Carl Davis
E. Bonrom
G. M. Spelcher
Leonard Parka
E. V. Williamson
Dr. BL. Martin
FP. A. Knight
Howard Ball
James Masts
Hy Bi
Charles Schrader
Howard Frasier
G H. Moore
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Hugheston Seeks Games Open Dates For Baseball
Hugheaton baseball club is organized and seeking games with Sunday dates June 11 and 18 open for matches at Hugheston. Contact Montgomery 182 for J. AL e for arrangements.
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Truckers Versus Ripley In Doubleheader Sunday
The Truck Feminal baseball team hosts Ripley Independents for a Sunday doubleheader at Iitter's Field. First pitch is at one. Dorney will start the opener and Terminal will work the nightcap assignment.
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Ripley Independents
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Dally
Italians Defeated In Davis Cup Play
Great Britain defeated Italy in the European zone to advance, as the doubles Perry Hughes beat Rado Carron 6-1 6-4 6-7. Britain will meet Czechoslovakia next in the Davis Cup tie in London.
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Italy
Davie Leaptowxney
Perry
Hughes
Rado
Carron
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Slovakia
Dempsey Plans Triumphant Tour After Baer Knockout
Promoter and fighter Dempsey outlined a heavy tour to capitalize on Max Baers surge after the Schmeling knockout. He planned exhibitions with Baer, possible fall fight with Sharkey or Primo Carnera, and additional bouts in Miami Beach and California. Schmeling sought another shot at Baer while eyeing Chicago and Madison Square Garden events as Baer defended later in the year. Official Yankee Stadium attendance reached 65,000 for the title bout night.
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Mefereg Donovan
Max Baer Te Vetory
Yankee Stadium
New Kerk
Associated Trees Hota
Edward J. Neil
Associated, Press
Tex Rickard
Jack Demipsey
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
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Sthmeling
Hig Terrie
Dempsey
June Knight
Jack
Faust
Baer
Buffalo
Ghurkey
Primo
Domprey
Sharkey
the Garden
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Dut
Carnera
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Garden
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Maralrant
King Levinaky
Chicago
Germany
Major League Leaders Receipts And Fighter Payouts
Reported figures show major league leaders earning substantial sums with tax implications. Schmeling reportedly received about 75,000 for services, Baer about 635,000, while Dempsey's net profit after reductions was estimated near 20,000, with total receipts around 9,248,000 including taxes.
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Schmeling
Baer
Dempsey
Ten horses named for Belmont Stakes field in 1910
Ten 3 year olds were named for the Belmont Stakes field to run the 4 mile derby distance at Belmont Park tomorrow. V. Whitney's The Dark headlines the strong lineup with rival favorites Dynastic Utopian and Pompoleon. Jockeys and odds are listed for all contenders, each carrying 128 pounds.
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Belmont
V. Whitney
W. K. Cas'n Pompoloon
Wheatley Stable
Utopian
Sholee
Forse
Probabla
Murry
M- Garner
Nimbus
J. Long
A. Robertaon
R. Workman
H Mills
A. Bonaporte
Gehrig and Foxx Hit Homers as Yankees Triumph
In Philadelphia on June 3 the New York Yankees beat the Athletics 7 to 8 under a sweltering sun. Gehrig and Foxx hit homers, Lazzeri sparked a late rally, and Ruth briefly led the majors in home runs before the A's fought back.
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Lou Gehrig
Jimmie Foxx
Babe Ruth
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Ben Chapman
Paseo
Bubs Walberg
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Shoal
Ed Coleman
Appling Wins in 14th. White Sox Beat Detroit
Chicago June 9 Luke Appling hit a home run in the fourteenth inning to lift the White Sox to a 10 to 9 victory over Detroit. The Sox erased a five-run deficit with five runs in the ninth to force extra innings and clinch the win.
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Shields Returns From Net Battles
New York tennis star Francie Shields, ranked fifth in the United States, returned from Havre France after being eliminated in the French championships. He explained he left Paris without ticket or passport and sailed home with friends, saying he came back as quickly as possible to avoid delaying his plans.
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Paris
Christian Bounaus
Gorczyca Enters Tourney Finals In Albany Golf Meet
Twenty one year old Misa Gorczyca of Fort Worth Texas advances to the final against Mrs. Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Mississippi in the 1682 Southern women's golf championship at Albany Georgia. Gorczyca won into the singles with a 2 1 victory over Estelle Brenjman of Tulsa Oklahoma while Fitzhugh reached the final by defeating Mrs. S B Lippitt of Albany.
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Goodman storms US Open lead with 66 record round
Omaha amateur Johnny Goodman, 23, surged into the US Open lead at Glenview with a dazzling 66, six under par, overcoming Tommy Armour by two strokes after 33 holes. Kirkwood and Dutra trailed, as defending champion Gene Sarazen’s pace faded. Armour clung to the overnight lead earlier today.
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Asociated Press
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Glenview
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Omaha
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Coral Gables
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Sarazen
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