Yankees Trade Gallagher to St Louis Browns
The Yankees trade outfielder Joe Gallagher to the St Louis Browns for infielder Roy Hughes and cash believed up to 25000 dollars. Gallagher, a strong prospect, played 15 games for the Yankees and hit .241, after a .343 season with Kansas City.
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Wood Disappointed As Open Run Ends In Golf
Long feature mix of sports notes from 1939 era. Craig Wood, friend of Haskings Jones, is portrayed as disappointed after a national open near-miss while references to Gene Sarazen, Byron Nelson and Master’s event weave through a broad regional sport column. Also covers college home games, boxing retirements, archery events, and local club news.
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Haskings Jones
Craig Wood
Big Golf
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Crile
Gene Sarazen
Craig
Byron Nelson
Philadelphia
Wooderson to Feature Mile Race at Princeton
Henry McLemore reports Sydney Wooderson of England will compete in the Swank Invitation track meet at Princeton on Saturday. Despite a slight build, Wooderson is rated a formidable mile runner with a world best 4:06.4 and 1:49.2 for the half mile, drawing attention from fans who doubt his appearance will reflect his record times.
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Bulla Little in British Pen at Open clash
Andrews Scotland June 14 The conflicting Open dates with the Professional Golfers Association tournament in the United States will keep Sam Snead Tommy Armour and Gere Larszen from competing here Only six Americans enter the 264 field leaving Joby Bulls George Low and Lawson Little as the only cross Atlantic contenders Reginald Whitcombe Henry Catton and Alex Kyle headline the British entrants
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Joby Bulls
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George Low
Jenkintown
Lawson Little
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Reginald Whittcombe
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Bees at Pittsburgh Open Three-Game Series at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh June 14 Bees from Boston arrive to begin a three game stand at Forbes Field after the Buccaneers slumped by surrendering their first five games. Manager Piet Traynor engages in careful planning to reverse the skid.
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Backroom Bid for Outfielder Lands in Prospects Orbit
Bill Terry failed to pry Pirates from Lee Handley or Pep Young as he scoured the country for an outfielder. Rumors say the drive centers on Vince DiMaggio, who has hit .929 in 1 games for the Yankees Kansas City farm club.
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Pirates
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Pep Young
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Yanika Kansas City
Baseball results from American Assn and International League
In the American Association Minneapolis defeated Louisville Columbus 5 to 4 while Minneapolis beat St Paul 8 to 2 as Milwaukee won 4 to 1 over Kansas City. In the International League Buffalo faced Jersey City, Syracuse played Rochester with results not provided.
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Louis to Meet Farr in London in September
Newsman Leslie Avery reports a shift in heavyweight plans as Joe Louis eyes a September London bout with Tommy Farr. The idea followed a Pompton Lakes training session for Louis and promoter discussions that unsettled the prior plan of Lou Nova contest next fall. Louis defends against Tony Galento on June 28.
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United Press
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London
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Joe Gould
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Julian Black
Boxing Promoters Talk Of International Plans And Cancellations
Goula announced the Brad dock-farr London bout is cancelled while Jeravy Jim agrees to referee the Sally Krieger Al Hostate middleweight bout in Seattle on June 2. Promoter Jacobs vows to stage fights in Europe after his Woose expires at the Hippodrome this August. Ray Carlen hints Nova would not pursue a September bout with Louis if Galento wins. Henry Armstrong returns to the United States after receiving two gold belts from Nat Fleischer.
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Henry Armstrong
Nat Fleischer
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Earl Averill Goes to Tigers in Cash Deal
Cleveland outfielder Earl Averill was traded to the Detroit Tigers for pitcher Harry Bisensat and an undisclosed cash amount, announced by business manager Frank Kahlbecker. Averill, a longtime Indians star since 1929, had been an All-Star every year and hit .274 this season after a strong 1929.
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Frank Kahlbecker
Indians
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