Tommy Bridges Stops Yankees With Four-Hit gem
Detroit right-hander Tommy Bridges limited the Yankees to four hits and no runs as the Tigers defeated New York 3-0. Hank Greenberg homered, Pinky Higgins drove in the winning rally, and Bridges earned his seventh win while Pearson took the loss. The Browns and White Sox also posted wins as the pennant race tightens.
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George Kirkley
United Press
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Henrich
Selkirk
Joe Gordon
Babe Dahlgren
Hank Greenberg
Homer
Pinky Higgins
Pearson
Del
Rowe
Newsom
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Jack Knott
Ollie Belma
White Sox
Joyce
Parmelo
Earl Averill
Indians
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Boston
Johnny Allen
Gincinnati
Giants
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Hivery Red
Schumacher
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Castleman
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Carda
Dodgers
Piratag
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Cubs
Max West
Ernie Kay
Joe Marty
Kirby Highe
Phils
Marty
Highe
Merrill May
National Open Golf Opens With Local Interest
Eyes of Corry shift to Philadelphia Country Club as the National Open starts Thursday with three local entrants Ted Luther Barrett Melvin Toby Lyons in the field Pittsburgh district sends 12 led by Ray Mangrum and Sam Parks Jr Ralph Gidoni Harry Wrens among early favorites but many locals loom as potential surprise contenders. Also noted are changes in supervision with June 15 set for new divisional offices and a ping pong exhibition at the YMCA in Oil City drawing local interest.
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Churchill Valley Hisb
Pittsburgh
Barrett Melvin
Franklin
Oakmont
Toby Lyons
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Dick Shoemaker
Chartiers Heights
Titusville
Ray Mangrum
Sam Parks
Ralph Guidanl
Harry Courter
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Immy Thomson Wrewmone
Paradise
Will ’P
Tony Joy
Leo Anderson
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
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Oil O#Y
West First Street
Oil City
Crawford
Forest
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Warren
Butler
Clarion
Donald Miller
Harrisburg
Law
YMCA
First Avenue
Stanley Anderson
Ed Davis
Oility
Indies Enjoying Sport in Tinfer Pendents Baseball Season
Garry's lone team the Tiflependents have had a rough start but hope for a timely boost by traveling to Union City tomorrow to face the Athletics. The game aims to win local support to boost upcoming home games while fielding promising youngsters who will form the future of the city leagues.
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Sport Garry
Tiflependents
Union City
Unionites
Baseball scores from minor leagues and leagues listed
Read the page showing baseball results across leagues with scores such as Baltimore 5 Buffalo 3 Jersey City 4 Toronto 4 and Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 2 plus Toledo 11 Minneapolis 2 St Paul 5 Columbus 2. The line also includes odd ad like Glamified Want Ads and stray catalog numbers.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columnus
Yesterday's Hero Yields 3 0 Shutout To Vetroits
Tommy Irages, a slender curve baller for Vetroits, baffled the Yanks and delivered their first shutout of the season, a 3-0 victory.
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Tommy Irages
Oil City Ping Pong Champions Visit Y M C A
The city hosts Western Pennsylvania champions for a Friday evening exhibition at the local Y M C A on First Avenue at 8 o clock. Bill Buckley and L E Cramer headline the team with Tuck Hutchinson and Leo Sgale wicz as doubles champions. Cramer will provide an on court commentary. Admission is free for Y M G A members with cards. students 5 cents. adults 25 cents.
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Western Pennsylvania
OH City
Bill Buckley
Buckley
L. E. Cramer
Tuck Hutchinson
Leo Sgalewicz
Qi City
Atley
Cramer
American standings and yesterday's scores in baseball
The latest American League and National League standings show New York Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia in tight races with win loss records and percentages listed. Yesterday Detroit beat New York 8 to 0 while Chicago defeated Cleveland 12 to 7 and Boston edged Philadelphia 6 to 4. Today games include Boston at Cleveland New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago and Washington at St Louis.
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Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Philadi
St. Lois
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New Yorke
Phila
Ghezzi Opens Layout as Open Contenders Shine
Ghezzi and fellow contenders drill the par 69 course at Philadelphia County Club for Ralph Guldahl's 43rd National Open. Ghezzi tied the course record with 34-34 68 while Burke and Diegel posted 71s. Snead, Goodman, Armour, and Nelson also practiced, eyeing a likely 72-hole winner. Former champions Farr ell Manero Parks arrived as action heats up.
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Philadelphia
Vie Gheal
Deal
N. J
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Ghezzi
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Leo Diegel
Guldahl
Burke
Sam Snead
Gullahl
Andheur Johnny Goodman
Onata
Tommy Armour
Byron Nelson
Batt
Johnny Farrell
Tony Manero
Sam Parks
Boxing Officials Targeted as Stopage Sparks Clash
United Press reports New York boxing commissioners face criticism after Henry Armstrong warns weight class title shows risk of stoppage for blood. Armstrong and manager Eddie Mead defend fighter authority to decide when cuts endanger title bid ahead of August 9 bout with Lou Ambers.
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New York
Henry Armstrong
Homicide Hanle
Lou Ambers
England
Armstrong
Edldie Mead
Hammerin’ Henry
Ambers
Mead
Henry
Bruce Roderick
Baby Arizmendi
Chuck Klein Granted Release From Phillies
Philadelphia June reports say veteran outfielder Chuck Klein has been released to seek work with another club. A ten year man, Klein would automatically become a free agent, with mentions of interest from National League teams including Pittsburgh.
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Philadelifhia
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh
Klein
Phils
Fort Wayne
Cubs
Edinboro Pro Wins Northwestern District Pro Title
Chuck Monaugan capped Meadville course at Edinboro with a 76 to win the Northwestern Pennsylvania district pro title. Local pro Leo Anderson tied for mid-pack while scores from J Kleller Meadville 78, J Stockton 78, Glenn Welsh 79, Carl Wendell 79, Clark Poole 7A, Lionel Calloway 20, Arl Vogt 81, Jack Packal Greerville 82, Al Dieter 82, Stocker Titusville 8, G Keller Dubois 84, Lumsden Connesut 85, E Diehl Erle 88, Hasty Corry uncarded.
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Edinboro
Lionel Calloway
Bradford
Arl Vogt
Erie
Jack Packal
Greerville
al Dieter
St. Marys
Stocker
Titusville
G. Keller
DuBois
Lumsden
Connesut
E. Diehl
Erle
Hasty
Jones Corry
Bears Cage Permit Grant for National League Franchise
Oshkosh Wisconsin June 6 Lonnie Darling league president announced granting of a national basketball league franchise to George Halas owner of the Chicago Bears.
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Chicago
BEARS
Oshkosh
Wis
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Lonnie Darling
Zivic Beats La Salle in Close Pittsburgh Welterweight Bout
Pittsburgh welterweight Zivic edged Kenny La Salle of Houston in a ten round decision at Hickey Part Arena. The split verdict favored Zivic with one judge for La Salle and the other two officials supporting Zivic. Zivic seeks a shot at Henry Armstrong following the victory.
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Pittsburgh
Frntale Zivic
Kenny LaSalle
Houston
Tex
Hickey Part Arena
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LaSalle
Zivie
Hhowever
Henry Armstrong
Yugoslavia and Germany Set for European Zone Davis Cup Final
Yugoslavia meets Germany in the European Zone final after Yugoslavia edged Belgium 3-2 in yesterday's singles tests while Germany swept England by winning both singles matches.
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Germany
Yesterdly
Vance
Belgium
England
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