Yankees Shakeup Boosts Rally In 5 2 Win Over White Sox
The Yankees benched a player and swapped the sixth and seventh spots in the order. Joe DiMaggio returned to center field and tripled in his first at bat for a 5-2 win as Lefty Gomez earned his fourth victory.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Lefty Gomez
Washington Senators
Cleve
Joe Haynes
Bobby Estalelia
Washington
Indians
Cecil Travis
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
St Louis
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Phillies
Itval Goodman
Lonnie Frey
Major Leaders By The Associated Press American League
The American League leaders include McQuinn of St. Louis with 353 batting average and 61 hits. Hoag also of St. Louis at 352. Wright of Washington 39 RBIs. Walker of Chicago and Williams of Boston lead with 38. McQuinn 81 runs. Gheenberg and Rolfe among doubles. Greenberg of Detroit tops home runs with 12. Case 22 stolen bases. Donald and Hadhey 5-0 pitching record.
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Associated Press
McQuinn
St. Louis
Hoag
Rune—Dickey
New York
Wright
Washington
Walker
Chicago
Williams
Boston
Case
Gheenberg
Detroit
Rolfe
Travis
Louis
Greenberg
S.kirk
Welas
Donald and
Hadhey
Brienzi Chats About Sports in New York June
Peddie Briez discusses sports from New York with old influential names. The piece mentions Bill Kiem calling games, J Edgar Hoover being considered for boxing examiner, Lou Gehrig visiting a Rochester clinic, and Washington rowing roster quirks.
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Peddie Brietz
New York
Bill Kiem
Cooperstown
J. Edgar Hoover
Lou Gehrig
Rochester
Minn
Watson
U. of Washington
Inside Sports Brash Odds Stir Ring Fight Talk
April 18 remarks focus on Galento Roper Armour Sara zen and a sharp nod to Philadelphia D C as the ideal US Open site. Rumors flare about Don Padgett seeking a Cubs deal while a betting writer wagers on Galento stopping Louis early in a high stakes beat.
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Galento
Jack Roper
Tommy Armour
Gene Sarazen
Philadelphia D. C
Don Padgett
Cubs
Louis
Dempsey
Willard
No, not your standard foe Paul Derringer
Paul Derringer dominates the mound as rivals struggle to find a weakness. A sharp quip from TODAY'S GUEST STAR Will Wedge reflects the pitcher’s current dominance in the league.
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Will Wedge
New York Sun
Paul Derringer
Behind the Scenes Magician Grippo Drops A Quarter
Jimmy Grippo the magician fight manager earns up to 500 dollars a night by feats like pulling dimes from ears. Yesterday he dropped a quarter at the Hippodrome and couldn't locate it.
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Jimmy Grippo
Hippodrome
Scout Leader promotes slingshot tourney for boys
Willow-Tit scout leader Eddie Laxson in Weatherford Oklahoma announces a new boys event a slingshot tournament aimed at reducing bird killings this spring and easing shooting pressure on birds.
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Weatherford
Okla
Eddie Laxson
Laxson
Softball Results Highlight Vaughan's Narrow Win
The Disco team failed to convert hits into runs losing to Vaughan's 10 to 5 at Benson Field. Vaughan's strong hitting and key plays from Sandy rapped and Dottie Draper propelled their 10-5 victory as Frank Hillis held Disco to five runs.
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Webster McLeod, Jr
Vaughan
Wade
Cooperells
Riverside
Cooper Wells
Goodyear
Benson Field
Knox McMastera
Cisco
Disco
Don Branum
Bob Wells
Dan Corder
Corder
Sandy
Lacy” Halbrooks
Wilson Burgess
Dottie” Draper
Bob McMasters
Gervins Moore
Lee
Steelmen
Frank Hillis
Hillis
Vaughan’s
Moore
Bar- Kcss
Cooper Wells takes down Riverside in 8 1 game victory
Cooper Wells blanks Riverside 8 to 1 as Wells, Garnett and Brazelton star. Garnett goes 3 for 4, Brazelton scores on Motherway’s sacrifice, and Riverside only manage one run on bunts. Batteries Wade to Culver and Todd to H F Brazelton. Umpires Harvey and Smith. Tonight’s games set Goodyear vs Cisco Alabama vs Vaughan’s Benson Field 7 30 p m.
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Cooper Wells
Riverside
Mitchell
Rudolph Smith
Kimbrell
Todd
Ed Johnson
Garnett
Henry Ford Brazelton
Motherway
Tut
Montgomery
Johnson
Brazelton
Wade
Culver
H. F. Brazelton
Goodyear
Cisco
Alabama
Vaughan’s
Benson Field
Guldahl Faces Field in 43rd National Open
Ralph Guldahl, the two time defending champion, enters the 43rd National Open amid a field of about 160 rivals. Experts pick Harry Cooper as the likeliest challenger, while noting Guldahl has won two Opens in a row and could face strong odds again.
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Gayle Talbot
Philadelphia
Fairways
Ralph Guldahl
Guldahl
Guidah
Detroit
Tommy Armour
Billy Burke
Johnny Goodman
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Olin Dutra
Sam Parks
Tony Manero
Harry Cooper
Suidahl
Harry
Baseball Scores From The National League And American League
The Associated Press reports NL results: Chicago 7 New York 1, Pittsburgh 2 Boston 0, Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 7 Brooklyn 3. AL: New York 5 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 5 Detroit 4, Washington 10 13, Cleveland 4 9. Boston St. Louis rainouts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Southern League scores and late finishes noted
In the Southern League Birmingham trailed New Orleans 54 to 64 after the second tie ended by the midnight rule. Memphis and Little Rock played as did Chattanooga and Nashville with late-innings calls. ties ended in the 8th and 13th with midnight rules observed. In the Southeastern League Gadsden beat Anniston 7 to 4, Pensacola defeated Mobile 10 to 5, Montgomery won 9 to 2 over Selma, while Jackson Meridian played in rain.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoxville
Nashville
Gadsden
Anniston
Pensacola
Mobile
Montgomery
Selma
Jackson-Meridian
Southern League
Associated Press
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
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Chicago
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Schedule of tonight's major baseball games across leagues
Tonight's lineup features Chicago at New York, Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Boston at St Louis (two games), Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Boston, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia (night). Only games scheduled.
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National League
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Birmingham at New Orleans Knoxville at Nashville
Birmingham plays New Orleans while Knoxville faces Nashville in a pair of regional clashes. Matchups highlight Southern teams and potential standings impact for the season.
Night life in the Southern Association pitches heavy workloads
The Southern Association saw 31 pitchers used across five games as hitters produced 20 hits in a night of high slugging. Chattanooga Lookouts topped Atlanta Crackers 5 2, while New Orleans Pelicans beat Birmingham Barons 6 5 to shift standings. a 4 4 tie in the second game capped the double bill.
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Associated Press
Southern Association
Mound
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Atlanta Crackers
New Orleans
Pelicans
Birmingham
Barons
Weeder and Sleeper Mix Headline Weekly Armory Card
Promoter Chris Jordan presents Prof Tastoo Higami against Art O Mahony in the feature bout at the armory weekly card. The semi final features Champion versus Bill Collins of Atlanta. Higami, a famed Japanese sleeping hold specialist, is highlighted as a legendary figure in Japanese wrestling.
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Chris Jordan
American Legion
Tastoo Higami
Art O'Mahony
Armory
Bill Collins
Atlanta
Art O’mahony
Higami
Tastoo Kigami
Jiro Yamagishi
Eichi Kazama
Japan
Curfew Impacts Nighttime Rules in City Context
Knoxville and Nashville battled 13 innings to a 5 to 4 tie at Rock, keeping Rock in second place despite the midnight curfew. The extra innings showcased a tense finish as both teams pushed for division lead.
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Knoxville
Nashville
Rock
Out of Office Dilemma in Small West Virginia Town
In Smithfield West Virginia the mayor C H Cozart and Recorder Toorman face an office crisis after only 602 registered voters failed to attend a nominating convention. No municipal election vote occurred this week forcing the issue. Cozart, a Democrat, once tried to resign but was urged to stay by the council.
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Smithfield
W. Va
C. H. Cozart
Recorder Co
Ad Taker Teases Lost Opponents Sweet Sleep
A fragment notes a prompt about opponents dozing or losing focus, mentioning a phone line and ad taker in a terse, period-tinged promotional aside. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable in the readable text.
Church School Closes Friday After Strong Attendance
The Church of God vacation church school ends Friday with 96 students enrolled. Classes run 8:30 to 9:30 in the morning, followed by a 9:30 to 10:30 closing program in the main auditorium and a school picnic for all students and families.
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Church of God
Ten Teachers Finish Two Weeks of Community School
Rev R B Conner praises a two week school effort with ten capable teachers who worked faithfully and benefited the church and community as they invite attendees to observe the program and enjoy a picnic.
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R. B. Conner
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