Pirates blank Reds as Butcher seals 1-0 win
In a tight finish Max Butcher held Tomas de la Cuna to four hits as Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 1-0 on a ninth inning run. The win extends Pittsburgh’s hold while the Red Sox and Browns push toward the league lead with strong performances across the circuit.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Tex Hughson
Red Sox
Brownies
Hughson
Hal Newhouse
Tigers
Athletics
Bosox
Bob Johnson
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Mel Ott
Washington
New York Yankees
Mickey Hafner
Joe Page
Senators
Roberto Ortia
Paul O'Dea
Oris Hackett
Cleveland
Detroit
Joe Heving
Mannings
Paul Trout
Indians
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Cincinnati
Bob Elliott
Jeep Handley
Max Butcher
Tomas de la Cuna
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Ford Malen
Jimmy Wasdell
Jim Tobin
Joss
Ken Raffensberger
St. Louis
Chicago
Zivic set for June 26 top bill in outdoor Pittsburgh boxing card
Fripale Zivic to return after army entry headlines a big Pittsburgh show on June 26, facing Tommy Bell of Youngstown who has reeled off 7 straight wins. The bout could bring a record purse for Zivic, while Bell has risen as Cleveland and Pittsburgh crowds’ favorite. The article also notes local semi pro schedules and other era sports chatter including War Prisoners Aid golf gear aid and various regional baseball plans.
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Fripale Zivic
Pb Piitshuieh
Will Iin
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Fritzie
Smoky City
Bell
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Zivic
Freddie Archer
Houls Zivle
Corry Merchants
Jamestown Vikings
Hope Window Nine
Erie
Warren Struthers-Wells
Bamesmore
Germany
Minor League Scores Across Leagues Reported
Montreal defeated Syracuse 6 to 2 while Toronto routed Baltimore 14 to 4. Rochester and Jersey City games were noted in brief scores as part of the day’s baseball tally, with Cleveland area teams and Milwaukee also appearing in the roundup.
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Montreal
Syracuse
Oronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey
City
American Association Columbum
Milwaukkee
Tniianspolls
Et. Paul
Bundy eliminates Betz to reach clay court final
Dorothy May Bundy defeated Pauline Betz 7-5 6-3 to reach the National Clay Cour tournament final as her semifinal opponent will be the winner of the Hart versus Arnold match. In doubles, top seeds Segura and Talbert advance toward Sundays finals with panache.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Une
Dorothy May Bundy
Alice Marble
Forest Hills
Pauline Betz
Dorothy Hart
Miami
Pia
Maury Arnold
Los Anggeles
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Coral Gables
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Segura
Jack Mo‘Manis
Los Angeles
Pic
Rex Norris
Lansing
Mich
Buckley Field
Cole
Four Records At Risk In AAU Track Meet Trials
New York June 16 Daniel J Ferris AAU secretary treasurer warns four records may fall at the National Junior and Senior AAU track championships set for Friday and Saturday. Charley Parker the Texag schoolboy sprinter could beat the junior 190 meter record of 10.4 seconds and Clayton Farrar a Coast Guardsman may surpass the junior 10000 meters mark of 32 97 2. Lieut Cornelius Warmerdam could break the senior pole vault record of 14 24 meters and Marl Audeb may better Jack Torrance's phot pub standard at 39 feet 16 inches.
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Say
Flo
New York
Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur Athlete Union
Ferris
Charley Parker
Texag
Coast
Cornelius Warmerdar
Pola
Marl Audeb
Jack Torranice
Sports Roundup with museum gift and coaching notes
New York reports a sports roundup featuring the National Museum of Baseball at Cooperstown acquiring a captain Roy Smith item, a WWII era bat and other war bond related memorabilia. It notes Redskin coach Dud de Groot seeking to reverse plans and discusses college boxing and football themes, plus a New York Pennsylvania athletic commission agreement.
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New York
Cooperstown
Hall
Roy “Smith
Guam
Soa
L. Blystone
Paul Waner
Marine Corp
Charlie Trulth
Wilmington
Del
Namur Island
Truitt
Waner
de Groot
Washington Redskins
Andy Parkas
Dad
Andy
Armstrong Floors Davis in Second Round at Madison Square Garden
Henry Armstrong, legendarily versatile fighter, knocks out Al Bummy Davis in 69 seconds of the second round at Madison Square Garden before 16,084 fans. Davis falls twice in the first, once in the second, and is counted out as Armstrong pursues a Washington fight with Corp. Nick Latsios next.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Ammistrong
al "Bummy" Davis
Madison Square Garden
Hammerin' Henry
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Prank Fullam
Davis
Fullam
Armstrong
Bummy
Washington
Corp
Nick Latsios
Bolling Field
Ghezzi Grabs Lead In Benefit Golf Tourney
Army Sergeant fires 67 to take early lead at the New York Red Cross tournament in New Rochelle. Byron Nelson posts 69 as McSpaden and Sarazen shoot 71, while Ghezzi’s 67 builds momentum amid high winds and challenging holes.
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Ghezzi
Byron Melson
McSpaden
Sarazen
Associated Press
New Rochelle
Wykayy Ginifry Club
Byron
Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Jantary
Lord Byron
New York Red Cross
Beret Vie Ghenzi
Beck
Bne
Ghezai
G Xevard
Army
Ge Suragen
Dallen
Cet
Inne
Harale
Ig) McSpaden
Philadelphia
More Circuit Smashes At Braves Field In 1940s Style Fun
Southpaw Wil Ho SWinENg and power hitters converge as Boston Braves adjust right field fence to 20 feet shorter. Major rivals like the Giants Dodgers and Reds loom as scouts weigh the impact on home runs and team balance. Braves Field remains among NL parks with one of the longest right walls, while Polo Grounds and Wrigley see varied distances.
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J. Carr
Ormer Piedmont
Lenpuer
Eltis
Samp Mackall
Dave Giants
Koslo
North Carolina Service
Greensboro
G. M. Bryan, Jr
Arksansay State
Colgare YJ
Naval Fight Prep
Frank Entap
WEW York
Wil
Braves
Boston
Hal Quinn
Boston Braves
Bo Quinn
Quinn
Butch Niemi
Tommy Holmes
Mix Bacon
Pilenon
Charley Workwyatt
Chicago Gis
Phil Cavaretti
BI Nicholson
Daminis Dinlessistdro
Ival Goodman
Giants
Mel Oil
Phil Weintrand
Danny Gardella
Cardinals
Ales
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Ron Norfhoy
Jimmy Wasdell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kincinnall Reds
Pirates
Jim Russell
Frank Coleman
Johnny Barrett
Max Marshall
Reis
Katanga
500 Rallies To Top Dayton Dept in Softball Clash
A Dayton Department game ends 12-8 as 500 rallied to beat Dayton department. Banister Dingfelder and Cobbett lead with eight runs on 12 hits. Seamens pitched well after a rough start, Nick Carter homered and added two singles for 500.
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Dayton Dept
Lillevant
Dayton
Balteret Bannister
Dingfelder
Seamene
Frammes
Nick Carter
Solyst
Whiners
Dept
Soo
Bo Seamens
Vanssens
Bannister
Cobbett
Wile Tiams
Olean Oilers Routed by Erie Sailors in 15 to 4 Defeat
Erie Sailors crushed Olean Oilers 15 to 4 as pitching and timely hits fueled a decisive win. The Sailors benefited from productive at bats and strong defense to overpower Olean, with key runs and standout performances shaping the lopsided outcome.
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Olean Oilers
Erie Sailors
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