Dizzy Dean Shuts Out Giants in Eight Hit Game
Dizzy Dean dominates the New York Giants, yielding only three hits and four baserunners as the Giants fall 8 1. Ike Danning’s homer keys a late ninth inning rally for a 3 2 win in the second game, keeping New York atop the National League. Cubs, Bees win. Reds suffer injury as Phils and others split results across the league.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Hermay
Dizzy
Dean Backe
New York Giants
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Ol Diz
Giants
Carl Hubbel
Dean
Ike Danning
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Weiland
Mel Ott
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Larry French
Cubs
Bill Widges
Augie Gatan
Boston Bees
Dill
Cincinnati
Jim ‘Purner
Low Fetteeneh
Reis
Hub Walker
Reds
Berger
Dimaggis
Ame
Jaude Passau
Philies
Sfrrak
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Yankees
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Fort Averill
Hal ‘Trosky
Jimmy Fox
Scores Report from Yesterday’s Baseball and International Schedules
Yesterday results show Cleveland 12 Boston 6 in American action. National league games include New York Chicago rain and Washington St Louis rain with scattered scores like Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 1 and Chicago Brooklyn 4. International notes list Byraruse 5 and Saitiworn 6 among others with partial, unreadable entries.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
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Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Washington Ryig
St Louis
Ciicinnati
Ranger Is First in Newport Cup Preview
United Press report from Newport notes Ranger boasted four straight wins as preliminary heats began to select the defender for America’s cup. Raligty Vieped set a new record, finishing three miles yesterday in three hours 1 minute 24 seconds, ahead of Chandler Hovey’s Rainbow and Gerard Lambert’s Yankee.
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Ranger
United Pre
Newport
Asarold S. Vanderbitts
Joe Louis Not Hurt In Crash But Off Form
Joe Louis, shaken but unmarked after a car crash, faced a calm medical exam to determine fitness for a Chicago title challenge. Trainer Jack Blackburn and manager Julian Black insist he will fight on February 22 at Chicago, while critics cite dubious sparring partners and cautious training leading up to the bout.
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Joe Louis
Steve Snider
United Press
Nenosha
Wis
Jime
Jim Braddock
Louis
Tudhy
Joe
Jotyrent Woerkouts
Lewis
Julian Black
Carl Nelson
Davis E. Hamilton
Jack Blackburn
Chicago
Joe ‘Trinor
Illnois Athletic Commission
Bruilock
Throngh
iBouls
Max Schmeling
Court refuses injunction in Louis Braddock title fight
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit refused to grant Madison Square Garden an injunction halting the Joe Louis James J Braddock heavyweight title bout. In Tennessee, a 20 percent drop in textile mill costs over two years is attributed to modernized power transmission, says A P Homer Breson president of the Power Transmission Company.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Scemphis
Tenn
A. P. Homer
Besion
Coineh
Big Baseball Deal Announced by Ed Collins
Boston Red Sox trade star battery Auin-We and Alete Ferrell and Outfelder Mel Almada to the Washington Senators for pitcher Buck Newsom and Outfielder Ben Kapman. Four players swapped in season defining deal. Sox to face Cleveland while Senators head to St Louis after conference between Collins and Clark Griffith.
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Baseball’s Nest
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Mel Almada
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Buck Newsom
Ben Kapman
Mais Sollins
Red Sox
Timmy Foxx
Eric McNair
Doc Cramer
Tohtiy Marewi
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Collins
Clark Griffith
Washington
Gieie
Sox
Cleveland Triliana
St. Lous
Brundage Eyes All Star Track Team for Berlin Meet
Warsaw Poland Dine 1u av ory T Brundage president of the American Olympic Association concedes a proposal for an all star US track and field team to invade a European squad in a vital meet next year. Brundage new IOC executive received the suggestion yesterday from German delegate Anten Von Halt who proposed staging the meet in Berlin Olympic Stadium immediately after the 1988 European championships in Paris. Brundage did not comment.
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Poland
Avory T. Brundage
American Olympic Association
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Brundage
International Olympic Commit
Anten von Halt
Berlin
Olympic Stadium
Paris
Arm strong halts Diaz in Pasadena featherweight bout
Henry Arm strong from Los Angeles knocked out Mark Diaz of Los Angeles in a featherweight bout in Pasadena. In other American Association standings, St. Paul leads with 19, Toledo 8, Indianapolis 8, Milwaukee 7, Minneapolis 10, Columbus 7.
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Henry Armstrong
Dehalder
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Kayoed
Mark Diaz
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Open National Golf Open Attracts 167 Entries Today
Henry McLemore notes a large, wide open field as 187 players enter the National Open at Oakland Halls Country Club Birmingham Michigan. The 7,087 yard course tests accuracy with narrow fairways rough and several holes lengthened for the event. Weather could influence rounds as rain adds challenge on the first day.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Oakland Halls Country Club
Birmingham
Micch
Tony Maneyo
Yesterday's Hero Dizzy Dean Silences Giants with Three-Hit Win
Dizzy Dean, once out of favor with fans, returns to form by pitching a three-hit performance that silences the Giants.
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Dean
Giants
Par for Birmingham Course Site of U S Open
United Press reports the 10 par layout at Oakland Hills Country Club in Birmingham Michigan hosts the National Open championship as the event opens today. Event features top players and expected high scores as play begins.
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Birmingham
United Press
Oakland Hills Country Club
Mich
Ball Player Charles Tomelty Dies After Carried From Game
Pittsburgh June 10 Charles Tomelty former well known Mokees Port baseball player died at Saint Francis Hospital last night. Death was believed caused by injuries from a ball game at Monessen Pa last year.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Tomelty
Sprancis Hospital
Monessen
Softball Loop Planned by City Ward Clubs
Organization of a Cry formnay League to be composed of four clans representing each ward will be alerted next Tuesday evening at Attorne Walter H. Scott's offices. Representatives from each ward invited. Players must play with clubs in their ward of residence.
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Cry Formnay League
Attorne
Walter H. Scott
Race Drivers Call Off Roosevelt Race Strike
American drivers drop their Roosevelt speedway strike at Long Island after Vanderbilt race demand. Spokesman Leon Duray announced that they had threatened to skip the Vanderbilt event unless prize money was increased, and Roosevelt officials indicated a special $10,000 purse would be divided among starters finishing 11th or worse.
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Roosevelt Speedway
Leon Duray
Itala
Raymonds Must Play Good Ball to Retain Lead
Raymonds NYPA League leading jagetball combination must play top class ball this week to protect a slim advantage as they clash with co runners up Pilconer and Union City. A weekend double victory at Pilconer and at home would cement their position. Aeros are seen as the only rival with a remote chance. Manager Melvin Cobbett has four pitchers for three spots: Rusy Cassett Mike Popovitch Sonny Staples Curt Coates. Pilot Vern Group or Lefty Johnson will start for the Aeros in their Saturday game with Erle Club.
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Rusy Cassett
Mike Popovitch
Sonny Staples
Curt Coates
Pilot Vern
Lefty Johnson
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