Leaders Win Close Game In City League Thriller
Cooper-Wells edge Garrison's 9 to 8 after a late rally, with Wade and Garrett leading the visitors while Newlin, Hess, and Manahan made key plays. Garrison's rallied with early miscues and strong hitting from Terry Brazelton Newlin Sanders Storey, but the champ's four-run seventh sealed the outcome.
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Briez Chats About Sports
New York sport column notes June 15 discusses Cleveland Indians controversy and Loyola Chicago’s Alex Wil 08 as top Notre Dame track prospect. Debates rise over Jimmy De Maret withdrawal and Ed Oliver early birds’ treatment, with Banks M’Fadden possibly remaining with Clem builds, and Joe Medwick boosting the Dodgers.
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War Bulletin
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Chaos in boxing and baseball headlines echo across sports pages
All 18 chaos and hype swirl as Dempsey mocks a Baer bout while Max and Bud Baer clash in talk. Paul Schreiber earns 6100 per week for pitching. Mickey Walker opens Kingston joint drawing gendarmes. Over 150 youths travel for national marble finals. Pat Harder debates college choice between Marquette and BH. Sweeney and Mrs Sweeney adopt a baby boy.
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Yanks
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Milwaukee High
Marquette
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Davis the Dodger Pit Cher in Big Cash Deals
Harold Parrott notes Davis, newest Dodger pitcher, has engaged in more large cash deals than J Pierpont Morgan. Davis moved to the Phillies via a 1934 draft route, with total transactions unmatched by any other base player.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Davis
Dodger
J. Pierpont Morgan
Phillies
Indians vow to oust Vitt as Dempsey plans wrestling return
A lively discussion on overcoming Oscar Vitt fuels a claim the Indians cannot win while he remains in charge. The report notes surprising moves by Dempsey toward wrestling and Meewick joining the Dodgers, signaling major shifts in baseball plans and potential revisions to the season outlook.
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Oscar Vitt
Dempsey
Meewick
Dodger
Prank Pitchers Duel In Doubleheader
Pranksters Overmire, a southpaw, and Bailey, a right-hander, for Western State Teacher Kalamazoo faced Iowa State Teachers in a recent doubleheader, turning fatters in both ends of the twin bill.
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Overmire
Baseball results by the Associated Press
National League Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 2 0 while Boston won 4 2 over Chicago St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 2 New York defeated Pittsburgh 6 0 American League Cleveland and Philadelphia 0 Detroit 10 Washington 1 Boston 5 Chicago 1 New York 12 St Louis 3 Southern Association Nashville 14 Knoxville 7 Memphis 7 2 Little Rock 6 3 Atlanta and Chattanooga 1 New Orleans Birmingham postponed
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Rambling With Rip Sports Column Glimpses Brooklyn pennant chase
Rip notes Brooklyn Dodgers acquisition of Curt Davis and Joe Medwick along with a top NL bid, cites a recent seven win nine stretch, and mentions a big bet by Larry MacPhail. Also notes low fishing reports, Dempsey’s July return, retirement opinions, and a Decatur boys club boxing date with Merrimac of Huntsville.
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Curt Davis
Joe Medwick
Brooks
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Boas
Bert Haas
Sam Naham
Ernie Kay
Carl Doyle
Ducky Stars for Dodgers in 2-0 Win Over Reds at Home
Dodgers load with Medwick in left field and win 2-0 over the Reds to seize the NL lead. Hamlin pitches a two hitter as Medwick drives in a third inning run and covers left field impressively. Crowds reach 27,000 for the opener of a four game series at Ebbets Field.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Chicago White Sox
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
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Hal Newhouser
Washington Senators
Major League Baseball Roundup with Late Night Games
The Detroit Tigers won 10 to 1 on 13 hits in a night game. The New York Yankees exploded for 17 hits to beat the St Louis Browns 12 to 3. The Cardinals defeated the Phillies 6 to 2 in Billy Southworth’s managerial debut. The Giants won their seventh straight by beating the Pirates 8 to 6. The Boston Bees beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 on Dick Errickson’s four hit effort. A trade sent Al Lopez to Pittsburgh for Ray Berres and cash, with the waiver deadline looming at midnight.
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Deroit Tigers
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Billy Southworth
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Dick Errickson
Errickson
al Lopez
Bees
Ray Berres
Schedule of Today's Pro Baseball Games
Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Chattanooga at Atlanta New Orleans at Birmingham Nashville at Knoxville Only games scheduled.
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Southern Association
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
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Knoxville
Alabama Boys State ends after 10 days of civic training
In Montgomery on June 15, 200s, about 200 Alabama high school youths prepared to disband after the third annual Boys State event. They governed themselves since the prior Saturday with elected leaders including Governor Robert Yee of Birmingham and other officers.
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Alabama
Robert Yee
Birmingham
Berg Closes In On Trans Mississippi Golf Title
Patty Berg and Betty Jameson reach a 36 hole final with Berg seeking a third straight Trans Mississippi crown. Berg, returning to form after surgery, edged Mrs. Russell Mann in a two extra hole semifinal while Jameson won 5 and 4 over Phillis Otto to advance.
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Patty Berg
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Patty
Miss Jameson
Russell Mann
Milwaukee
Phillis Otto
Atlantic
Iowa
VOLS Hold On To Top Ring
The Nashville Vols led the Southern Association race with Atlanta and Memphis close behind. The Volunteers beat the Smokies 14 to 7 in a high scoring game aided by Knoxville errors, while Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 8 to 1. Memphis edged Little Rock 7 to 6 in 10 innings as part of a split doubleheader. New Orleans vs Birmingham postponed by rain.
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Memphis
Volunteers
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Smokies
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Vitt Tangle Still On As Cleveland Grips Coach Scenarios
Silence from the Cleveland front office fuels speculation on how to handle manager Oscar Vitt amid player demands for his ouster. Three options circulate: dismiss Vitt, purge rebellious players, or pursue a peace campaign to preserve all involved. Luke Sewell could be named acting manager if Vitt is discharged.
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Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Vitt
Luke Sewell
Alva Bradley
C. C. Slapnicka
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