Box Scores From Pacific Coast and American Leagues
Summary of box scores across major leagues including Sacramento, Cleveland, Chicago, and New York games with individual at bats, hits, runs, and errors. Includes detailed line on PCL and AL performances and notable player contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Sacramento Orxland
Cleveland
CHICA
Ai Dillingerdf
Resess
Schentz
Yorgensensb
LaAvila
OlFox
Givnodlss
Umunert
giPhilleyrr
Uninaso
Broviary
Cultuhe
Roseiab
DiFain
Vicott
I Hermansk
Doby
Tuiehaus
Partee
Marshalith
Regalada
Ilollar
Altyd
Samford
Sirickingss
Ai Riverart Myers
Aceste
Glynn
Bernierdf
Elemliathif
Hasanee
Msmithet
Sandiocke
Malonee
E—Long
Rapp
Philips
R. Elliott
Berni Phillips
Basgall
Queen
Erautt
Boston Abra
Idusdniztb
Demaestriss
jPuetsallicl
Awilliamsit
Bollweglb
Jdensen
Yzernialle
sGancragai
I Vale
iPower
Lfinigangle
OjAstroth
DiFricano
Limmer
Martin
Philadelphia
Busby
RBI
Berra
Bauer
Ford
McDougall
Carey
Mantle
Collins
Sievers
Tipton
L—Mcdermott
Baltimore
Detroit
Kross
Tiferbert
Oita
Io Soc Sn Obesineie
Coleman
Maline
Rf Aid
Mmittloes
Aoo
Hottie
Melideweser
Kryboski
Mele
Court- Tittle
Dowisn
Pesky
Eweser
Diering
Delsi
Delsing
Navy Heads Collegiate Row Regatta
Navy leads 12 varsity crews entering the 52nd IRA Regatta on Lake Quonodaga scheduled for June 19. Boston University joins last year’s fields with West Coast powers Washington Stanford California and Wisconsin also competing. Nine boats in the junior varsity and ten in the freshmen race. Lane draw lists Milt Wisconsin Coia Princeton Cornell Navy Pennsylvania Washington Stanford Beatton University California Syracuse.
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New York
Navy
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Lake Quondaga
Boston University
Wavy
Washington
Stanford
California
Wisconsin
Midwest
Milt
Coia
Princeton
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Beaton University
Syracuse
Wes Santee to chase mile mark in Missouri Valley meet
Wes Santee, holder of the fastest American mile 4 02.4, will try to surpass it at the Missouri Valley AAU track meet this Saturday. Santee, who owns the Missouri Valley mile record 4 0:74, will be paced by teammate Art Dalzell for three quarters of a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansan
Wes Santee
Satur
Santee
University of Kaasas
Art Dalzell
Highland Sportsmen Set Friday Meeting With Films
Two motion pictures will be shown at Friday's Highland Sportsmen meeting, one on Wildlife and one on Scouting, with dancing and refreshments for wives and guests after the business session. The group also competes in a bowling tournament held each Monday night.
Hee Hogan Accepts Compton Invitation Track Meet
Austlan sprinter Hee Hogan co held the world's 190 yard dash record at 9.3 will race against U S Olympic champion Andy tankiel in the Compton Invitation meet on June 4 in Compton California Hogan recently tied Mel Patton's century mark and begins training for the race in Southern California tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Calif
Hee Hogan
Andy Tankiel
Hogan
Mel Patton
Southern California
The
Rage
Alameda Race Dates Tentatively Set by Board
California Horse Racing board tentatively approves race dates from June 27 to July 9 for the 1933 Alameda county fair at Pleasanton, pending supervisor Harry Barteti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Alameda County
Pleasanton
California Horse Racing Board
Harry Barteti
Rich Trapshoot RENQ Grand American Opens in Reno Nevada
More than 1,000 shooters from the United States and Canada began the week long Golden West Grand American in Reno Nevada. Prizes are expected to total 17750 dollars, about 7500 more than last year’s Vandalia Ohio event.
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Renq
Nev
United States
Canada
Vandalia
Ohio
Hill Named Coach for Shrine East West Game
SAN FRANCISCO University of Southern California coach Jess Hill named head coach of the West squad for the Shrine East West game on January 1, 1935. Edwin Price of Texas and Len Casanova of Oregon named assistant coaches.
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SAN Francisco—University
Southern California
Jess Hill
Edwin Price
Texas
Len Casanova
Oregon
Martinez Expected To Face Davey In Title Bid
Chicago veteran Vince Martinez, ranked sixth challenger for Hid i Gavilan’s welterweight crown, says he will box ten rounds against Chuck Davey tonight at Chicago Stadium. Martinez touts his power and speed, while promoter Bill Daly bets $100,000 on Gavilan’s title at stake. Analysts project a $15,000 gate with about 15,000 fans. Martinez stands as a heavy favorite to win and move into top rankings.
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Chicago
Vince Martinez
Hidi Gavilan
Chuck Davey
Martinez
Michigan State
KPIX
Bill Daly
Daly
Gavilan
New York
Big Morty
Davey
Committee Probes Claims By Martin On Drafted Players
A House subcommittee and its chairman seek Army explanations after Bill Martin, former New York Yankee second baseman, charged tougher treatment for him than fellow draftees. The inquiry expands beyond favoritism for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House
William E. Hess
Ohio
Defense Activities Subcommittee
Army
Bill Martine
Hess
New York Yankee
Colorado Springs
Cole
Martin
Prize money boost for Indianapolis 500 race
Extra added yesterday brings 11,400 dollars to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 500 mile race prize pool. The accessory escrow total rises to 35,000 dollars, enhancing the event's finances and potential winnings for entrants.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor
Top golfers tee off in Colonial Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas top flight golfers led by defending champion Ben Hogan begin the ninth annual 72 hole Colonial National Invitation. Hogan seeks $5000 and a fifth Colonial win as 25 money winners and five amateurs compete including Toski Burkemo Littler Middlecoff and Nelson among a record field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
VISA
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Sin 4
Bob Toski
Walt Burkemo
National Pga
Gene Littler
Cary Middlecott
Heather Clayton
Port Worth
Magic Five
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Hagen
Jones
Stewart Alexander
Jerry Barber
al Besselink
Tommy Bolt
Jack Burke
Jimmy
Texas League Star Killed in Automobile Crash
Huntsville Texas 24 year old outfielder Cuccharini Bay Lins Cuccharini died in a car crash while en route to join the Houston club which had claimed him on waivers. A San Francisco native he starred with Fort Worth Cats after serving in the armed forces. He previously played in Santa Barbara Mobile and other Western and Texas leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Lins
Bay
Cuccharini
Fort Worth Cats
Houston
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Mobile
Fort Worth
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Katt
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Bark
Wiliams
Lockman
Thomas Gordon
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Gardner
Mays
Thomas
Skinner Lockman
Williams
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Borkowski
Patkott
Chigagog
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Marquez
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Hemus
Musial
Hacdix
Hade
Sportsmans Digest
Navy Heads
Wes
Alameda
Hill
Outboard Motors
Firestone
Castro ST
Lucerne
Chabot
Strobridge
Castro Valley
Switzer
Hayward
U.S
Harry Todd
Wally Urich
Art Wall
Fred Wample
Buck White
Bo Wininger
Rex Baxter, Jr
Don Cherry
Charles Coe
Ernie Vossler
Harvie Ward, Jr
Drucot
Jefferson
Permaglas
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