Vander Meer Throws Second Consecutive No Hit Game
Cincinnati southpaw Johnny Vander Meer pitched his second straight no hitter, first major league player to throw two perfect games in one season. Dodgers game followed by Park Avenue era reports as Babe Ruth congratulated the young star.
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Louis Creates Favorite Pulse For Title Bout At Yankee Stadium
The odds on Joe Louis to defend his heavyweight crown against Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium moved from 7-to-5 and 8-to-5 to 11-to-5 as Louis signaled intent to KO Schmeling early. Schmeling, preparing in Pompton Lakes, N J, backs drills with three days left, while Louis begins six round workouts as the bout nears.
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Packers win at Groton 2 to 0 under new floodlights
Herb Peterson and Sigmund Kulowik delivered timely hits while Jumba Peterson pitched a two hit shutout for Armour A. G. Solthatters over Groton All-Stars. Groton managed two runs on singles as Peterson and Kulowtky drove in both Armour runs.
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Norfolk Wins 7th Straight In Elks Outslug Canaries
Norfolk captured its seventh straight Nebraska State League game by outslugging the Sioux Falls Canaries 15 to 11 in a Wehit contest. Beatrice took second place after Beatrice edged Grand Island 7 to 6. Lincoln moved up with a 6 to 5 victory over Sioux City.
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Wrestling Results Show Marshall Defeats Olsen in Philadelphia
Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado, 271, defeated Heinia Olsen of Minneapolis, 219, by pin at 1 minute 14 seconds in Philadelphia.
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Western Junior Field Wide Open as Eight Reach Quarterfinals
Western Junior golf sees eight players reach the quarterfinals at the University of Minnesota course in Minneapolis. Defending champion John Helmstrom fell in the first round to Earl Wilde, who then beat Chester Bland to reach the quarterfinals. Bert McDowell Jr. edged Robin Lee to advance, while Bob Carlyon downed Nello Rampe. Judd Ringer faced Charles Betcher, with Herb Rose meeting Dean Large in the other quarterfinal pairings. The semifinals were set for later today, with the final to be completed tomorrow.
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Northfield
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Schooner Beers Strengthen Hold On First Place
The Schooner Beers beat the Yellowjackets 4 2 in a non league game at Ravine Park. Brewers defeated Iroquois 11 7 as Iroquois committed 12 errors leading to many runs. Teuber and McDowell led the Beers while Jencks had a bases loaded double in the seventh to seal the rally. The win pins first place on the Schooner Beers and drops Troquois to last place in the standings.
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Baseball Results Across Leagues and Cities
Yesterday's games across the National and American Leagues featured multiple doubleheaders and late scores. Key performances included Bergs and Dietrich driving runs for New York, and Cincinnati edging Cleveland 4 to 2 as St. Louis and Chicago posted separate outputs. Ohio and Midwest matchups saw Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louisville, and Milwaukee trading scores with late rally potential fading due to weather postponements.
Major Leagues Leading Batting and Pitching Highlights
National League leaders include Lavagetti of Brooklyn batting .251 with Lom bardi of Cincinnati, and runs by New York’s Out, while Hack of Chicago tops hits with 69. Good man of Cincinnati leads home runs with 14, and Brown, Van der Meer, and Lee share pitching marks at 82. American League leaders show Averill of Cleveland batting .378, Trosky also of Cleveland at .361, and Foxx of Boston with 19 home runs. Travis of Washington leads hits with 75, and Grave of Boston tops pitching with 10 wins alongside Allen of Cleveland.
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Outboard Drivers Enter Regatta at Jones Lake
Plans for Millers second annual Regatta and Water Carnival at Jones Lake Sunday June 19 under St Anns Catholic Church. South Dakota boats only enter A B and C class races plus a free for all start at 1 pm entries open until race start. Drivers listed include Wally Bleckert Ed Forseth Sheldon Washburn W D Wilcox Albert Banten Roy Burwell Harry Reininger Reed Inger Ed Bottcher Kenny Hayes Almer Deving.
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Max Baer Heads East To See Title Fight
Max Baer travels from Hollywood to New York to scout Laung and Schmeling ahead of a September title bout. The piece notes golfing stars Johnny Revolta Ralph Guldahl and Denny Shute buying homes in Florida and jokes about boxing fans and betting odds around Louis and Baer.
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Tony Gnienic
Lead Deadlocked In Western Open Guldah And Mangram Tied
Ralph Guldah and Ray Mangram held a deadlock through the Western Open midway, sharing the lead as the 30th annual event headed into the final 36 holes. Sam Snead and Paul Rusgan trailed by one stroke, with other contenders including Bob Hamilton and Jimmy Hines close behind.
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Indians topple Kansas City to stay near first in league
Indianapolis leaders with Lloyd Johnson relief pitching beat Kansas City 4 to 3 as Blues drop to third place five percentage points behind idle St. Paul. In Milwaukee, Louisville routed the Brewers 11 hits to none, game two halted in fourth inning with Brewers leading 3 to 0 as grounds stalled Columbus-Minneapolis.
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Boxing Roundup from The Associated Press
In New York Jackie Berg from England and Augie Arellano from Houston fought to a draw. Chicago saw Buddy Knox of Dayton stop Mon Marek in a bout ending with Knox prevailing.
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Wimbledon seeds set as Budge leads Von Cramm duel
AP notes Budge is top seed and Von Cramm second as Wimbledon begins. References past results include Revolta winning Western Open in 1930, Goggin finishing two strokes back, and Harvard defeating Yale in rowing for a third straight year.
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Second Clash In Less Than Week In Women’s Open Golf
In Colorado Springs the Western Open features seven young contenders in quarterfinals. Opal S Hil of Kansas City faces Mayers in a key match as Patty Borg and Beatrice Barrett push toward semis. Beaumem Tex Babe Didrikson meets Posvik Burhans while others contest remaining pairings.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday’s Games
Johnny Vander Meer pitched the second no hitter in two starts, Reds beat Pirates 5 to 0. Aaron Chapman and Lou Finney homered as Athletics edged Tigers 7 to 6. Jake Powell doubled and singled in a 6 to 4 Yankees win over the White Sox. Jim Tobin struck out Ginn five times in a 2 to 0 win for the Pirates. Pepper Martin drove in five in a 7 to 3 Cardinals win over the Phillies. Jimmy Foxx homered and doubled in a 7 to 4 Red Sox victory over the Browns.
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