Reds Rally Paints 4-1 Win Over Giants in NY
Cincinnati Reds overcome New York Giants 4-1 as Paul Derringer secures his seventh win. Infield defense shines with four double plays and Hubbell falters in one inning. Dodgers lose opener 7-3 before a 14-1 nightcap loss to Brooklyn. Cubs beat Phillies 9-4 as Dizzy Dean exits early in warm Sunday. Red Ruffing and Bob Feller win for the Yankees and Indians respectively. Browns snap 11-game skid with 11-3 and 15-hit nightcap as Harland cut drives in three.
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Burk Rejects $15,000 Offer From Pro Rowing Figure
Moe Burk champion oarsman of Bridgeboro New Jersey has refused a $15,000 offer from a professional rowing promoter. The proposal sought a $45,000 purse for three events this summer with more money promised next year. Burk plans to train for the 1940 Olympics and defend his Diamond Seulls title.
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We Vallet
Ping Pong Matches Set For Friday Eve
B Cheneau secretary of the YMCA announced a ping pong tournament and exhibition to feature several late champions from Oj City. It will be held at 8 o clock Friday evening in the YMCA rooms on First Avenue. Details for the exhibition are being concluded, with champion announcements to appear tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Johnstown Is Easy Victor In Belmont Race
Johnstown, having won the Derby and hailed by sports writers as the era’s top horse, breezed to an easy victory in the Belmont Stakes, following a standout Withers win. The performance, while praised, contrasted with a dismal Preakness showing, as the crowd noted the horse’s sustained lead throughout the Belmont.
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American Bar Association
London poised to win 1948 Olympic bid
The 40 members of the International Olympic Committee arrived to consider bids from four major cities. London is expected to be awarded the 13th Olympic Games this week while Detroit Ramée and Lausanne in Switzerland also bid for the honor.
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Olympics London
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International Olympic Committee
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Ramée
Latsanne
Switzerland
Corry Rifle Team Triumphs in Outdoor Match
Corry's rifle team defeated Titusville by 19 points in a yesterday outdoor match. Art Knapp led shooters with 884 points, while A Ames posted 391 for the Queen City crew. The event tested 50 and 100 yard ranges with shooters such as Knapp Patterson Sterner and Lindquist contributing strong scores.
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Art Knapp
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L. J
Lindquist
W. Shrout
Harry Cooper Favorite in National Open
United Press reports Harry Cooper, known as Light Horse Harry, enters the National Open as a favorite after strong showings but no major title. The Philadelphia Countr y Club course hosts the event starting Thursday as Wood, Shead, Shule and Guldahl chase the cup on a demanding Springs Mill layout. Cooper led the Goodall round-robin to win a $1,000 rider, edging Craig Wood by two after a tense final stretch.
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Harry Coopers
Harry
Rolling Springs Mill
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Cooper
Non-Scouting Pacts Signed at Dickinson College
Dickinson College and six of eight 1938 opponents signed non scouting pacts signaling a new departure in Pennsylvania intercollegiate football relations. Dickinson coach Arthur D. Kahler stated the move should lead to better games. Signatories included Washington and Jefferson, Western Maryland, Washington Roanoke, Blue Ridge, and Susquehanna.
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Cleveland Splits With Boston in Doubleheader
Cleveland drew over 25 000 fans at Cleveland Stadium for a doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox. Bob Feller won the opener 10 2 to notch his ninth win, while Heath homered for Cleveland and Lefty Grove led Boston to a 7 1 victory in the nightcap. Hudlin pitched well until removed for a pinch hitter as Boston pulled away late.
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Jake Wade
Standings and Results From American League Nightcard
Lost Pet standings show Boston 23 16 822. Chicago 22 18 550. Cleveland 20 29. Philadelphia 23 A36. Detroit IT BE AB. Washington 15 26 360. St Louis 13 29 $10 yesterday's results New York Detroit 4 Cleveland 10 1 Boston 27 Chicago 14 6 Phila 9 11 St Louis 6 11 Washington 4 3. Today games Boson at Cleveland New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago. National standings show Cincinnati 28 18 580. Chicago 22 19 581. New York 18 23 ASC Boston 18 28 410. Philadelphia 12 3 308. Cincinnati 4 New York 1 Pittsburgh 7 1 Brooklyn 8 14. Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 St Louis beaten. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston.
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Yesterday's Hero Billy Sullivan Drives Browns To Win
Billy Sullivan hit an eighth inning double driving in the winning run as St. Louis beat Washington 5 4. The Browns halted a winless streak with the late rally.
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Washington
Zivic to Fight Pittsburgh Rival in Ten-Round Main Bout
June 5 reports Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh set to meet Kenny LaSalle of Fouston Texas in a ten round main event at Hickey Park Arena tonight aiming to even the score after a previous scare.
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U S polo team wins first match at Meadowbrook field
New York June 1 Stewart Iglehart, Yale rider, delivered the decisive shot as the United States beat Britain 7 to 1 in the opening polo match of the international series. The Americans lead one game to none and are favored to win the second match next Sunday.
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New York
Concord
Stewart Iglehart
United States
Iglehart
Yale
Meadowbrook Field
Germany ousts England in Davis Cup doubles victory
In Berlin yesterday Germany eliminated England from the Davis Cup as Heinrich Henkel and Georges Metaxa defeated Shaffl and Wilde in straight sets 6 4 6 2 6 2. Earlier June Belgium upset Yugoslavia in doubles but trailed two matches to one in their third round Davis Cup play.
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Heinrich Henkel
Georges Metaxa
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Wilde
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Belgium
Corry Indies Lose Battle At On Adalita Lake Park
Lincolnville beat Corry Indies 6 to 4 at On Adalita Lake Park yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Speedball Newman limited the Indies to a few safeties while Bud Gumbleton Red Taylor and Sonny Staples allowed eleven hits. Newman struck out 12 batters.
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Adalita Lake Park
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Red Taylor
Sonny Staples
Baseball results from multiple leagues and scores
Toronto defeated Jersey City while Buffalo beat Baltimore and Rochester edged Newark in a day of mixed results. Syracuse routed Montreal while Minneapolis and Milwaukee posted wins in the American Association. St Paul blanked Columbus, Louisville crossed with a 5-6 score, and Toledo’s result appears incomplete.
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Former gridder dies in Tucson at 88
Tucson June 5 An obituary records the death of Eddie Collin aged 88 a former Notre Dame football left end on Knute Rockne s teams in 1928 and 1929 He died in a sanatorium after a nine year battle with tuberculosis.
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Florence Rockne
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Knute, Jr
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Jack
Tucson
Ariz
Iddie Collin
Kile Rockne
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