Yankees Blast Athletics As Iroquois Trounced Six Nothing
The New York Yankees overwhelm the Athletics 10-0 and 1-1 in a twin bill as Gomez and Hadley throw four hitters. Indians and Giants win. Reds, Reds, Pirates shuffle standings. Dodgers hampered. White Sox and Red Sox ride early power in a busy day of baseball.
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Bill Dont
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Flagh Gordon
Letty Gomez
Bump Hadley
Indians
Detroit
Cleveland
Giants
Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
Bues
Cubs
Cardinals
Dodlgers
Dolph Camilli
Goody Rosen
Hees
White Sox
Browns
Jimmy Foxx
Cronin
Red Sox
Senators
Pitt Grid Set Up Not What It Used To Be Higgins Sets New Consecutive Hit Record
New York report notes Pitt football under coach Dee Sutherland hit upheaval with nine players ineligible under new rules while Sutherland tours Scotland. Mention covers Pinky Higgins tying American League consecutive hits mark and Tris Speaker prior record, plus scattered notes on boxing venues and other sports talk.
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Higgins
New York
Dee Sutherland
Sutherland
Scotland
Pinky Higgins
Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Walter Johnson
Washington
Moc Berg
Connie Mack
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Tigers
North
Carolina State
al Schneht
Americans Retain Ryder Cup At Southport In Gripping Victory
The United States beat Britain 3 4 at Southport England to retain the Ryder Cup, marking the first American win on foreign soil. Billy Herman of the Cubs tied a major league record by handling 18 chances in 17 innings against the Pirates. Glenn Cunningham previously set American records in the 1500 and 800 meters at separate national championships.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press
U. S
Britain
Southport
Eng
Billy Herman
Cubs
Pirates
Glenn Cunningham
Tennis King Near To Another Crown
Wimbledon reports Don Budge set to defend his title in a final against Bunny Austin on center court as Budge eyes turning professional after the Davis Cup and U.S. championship. Budge has dominated the tournament, losing only 44 games in six matches, with few rivals able to win a single set.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Don Budge
Bunny Austin
Budge
AIL
Adrian Quist
Johnny Bromwich
Baron Gottfried von Cramin
Bobby Riggs
Grimm Threatens Shakeup As Cubs Slide To Fourth Place
Chicago June 3 1943 Manager Charkky Grimm of the Cubs threatened to break up the team to stop its slide into the second division. After four defeats in five games the club dropped to fourth, four and a half games behind the Giants with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh ahead. He hinted several players may go to bolster the roster but did not name names.
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Charkky Grimm
Chicago Cubs
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Giants
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Grimm
Fights Last Night In St Louis And Kansas City
Leonard Bostick of St Louis stopped Johnny Niles in a 4th round TKO after weighing 171 pounds while Pat Kissinger of Kartnis City outpointed Jimmy Lacreme of Des Moines over ten rounds in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Leonard Bostick
St.Louis
Johnny Niles
Kansas City
Pat Kissinger
Kartnis City
Jimmy Lacreme
Dus Moines
Wrestling Result From Last Night Card
Pat Orville Brown of 228 Wallace Kas defeated Jake Patterson of 238 Syracuse N Y by fall after a 23 00 time in last night’s wrestling event Patterson weighed 238 pounds while Brown weighed 228 pounds in the match held in Wallace.
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Associated Press
Pat Orville Brown
Wallace
Kas
Jake Patterson
Syracuse
Millers Climb Nearer To Top
The Minneapolis Millers moved closer to first in the American Association race by sweeping Milwaukee in a doubleheader, rising from fifth to fourth. They won 14 7 and 7 1, while Kansas City split with St Paul, and Toledo beat the Indians and lost the nightcap. A night game at Parkway Field was halted by darkness and a doubleheader was called due to light failure.
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Minneapolis Millers
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Indians
Blues
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Louisville Colonels
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Louisville
College Golf Meet in Quarter Finals
Competition for the National Inter-Collegiate Golf Championship advances to the 36-hole quarter-final stage in Louisville Kentucky. Pairings include Lew Ochmig of Virginia vs Henry Castillo of Louisiana State, Willie Turnesa of Holy Cross vs Robert Babbish of Detroit, with other matches Georgia Tech vs Georgetown and LSU vs Michigan. Yankees Gomer and Hadley combine for 4-hit games in 20-0 and 13-1 wins over the Athletics. Gordon hits four night hits including two homers.
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WU Ville
Lew Ochmig
Virginia
Henry Castillo
Louisiana
Willie Turnesa
Turnesas
Holy Cross
Robert Babbish
University of Detroit
Turnesa
Cehmig
Stanley
Larry Gomer
Bump Hadley
Flesh Gordon
Yankees
Gomer
Hadley
Athletics
Gordon
Baseball scores and box scores from yesterday's NL and AA games
National League action across two games shows St Louis in a 9 run game and New York sweeping Philadelphia with strong pitching. Cubs and Reds heavy hitters tally runs as Weiland Owens and Hartnett lead for their teams. American Association features Columbus and Louisville in a tight 4 1 win while St Paul and Kansas City split. Toledos and Minni opponents produce high scoring innings.
Redfield hosts first all-county bicycle races in windy day
In Redfield a large crowd gathered for the first all-county bicycle races despite strong winds that kept entrants from other Spink cities away. About 78 riders competed across events sponsored by the Hiawatha Club led by Harold Derrick, with Neville Robinson and Lyman Bates among the standout performers.
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Redfeld
Hiawatha Club
Harold Derrick
Arfiery
al Kimlicka
Main
Humeston
Feannette Bates
Mary Olding
Jack Thomas
Bates
Bob Beckman
Walt Wright
Jim Humeston
Keith Halstead
Neville Robinson
Bill Compton
Stars Schumacher and Melton pace doubleheader wins
Yesterday's stars were Giants pitchers Hal Schumacher and Cliff Melton. Schumacher pitched six hits allowed in a 9-1 victory over the Phillies while Melton yielded ten hits but struck out seven in a 4-2 nightcap win. Marvin Owens homered for the White Sox in a 9-5 defeat of Brown, and Mickey Owen led the Cardinals with a double and three singles in a 10-5 win over the Cubs.
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Hal Schumacher
Cliff Melton
Giant Schumacher
Phils
Melton
Marvin Owens
White Sox
Brown
Mickey Owen
Cardinals
Dou‘ble
Cubs
Errors Pave Way For 5 Run Rally By Yellowjackets
Roy Tredway and Harry Liem sought league rule changes to abolish the fifth inning for Red Sox games. Iroquois pitcher George Erickson faced four hits and struck out 10 as the Sport Shoppers faded after a five run fifth inning sparked by Herb Leighton and Pier. The Yellow Jackets won as Iroquois built the rally with errors and timely hitting.
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Harry Liem
Red Sox
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Schooner Bears
Wank
Ames
George Erickson
Sig Kulwwik
Tredway & Liem
Herb Leighton
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Millhouse
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Yellowjacket
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Chase
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Huddleston
Jeanta
Art Chase
Sport Shoppers
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Schooner Beers
Ravine Park
Tredway de Liem
Don McNutt Keeps City Golf Lead Third Week
Don McNutt, a young Huron golfer, led the city league round robin through the fourth round with consistent scores of 46 44 and 45 sharing pace with Bill Nielsen. The Model Laundry foursome beat Royal Liquor Store 179 to 166 while Skages topped C N W Clerks 221 to 196 to claim second place.
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Cowboys Advance To Third Place In Doubleheader
The Sioux City Cowboys clinched third in the Nebraska State Baseball League by sweeping Beatrice Blues in both ends of a doubleheader 5 to 3 and 2 to 2. Norfolk surged to an MW 2 win over Lincoln, while Grand Island beat Sioux Falls 5 to 4.
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Bobby Riggs Wins Clay Court Title For Third Time
Chicago reports Bobby Riggs defeated Gardner Mulloy to claim his third national clay courts singles championship 6 4 5 7 4 6 1 7 6 5. The doubles crown went to Joe Junt and Lewis Wenderell who beat Charles Hare and Elwood Canke 6 4 8 5 6 2.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Los Angeles
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Santa Ana
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Birmingham
England
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Ore
Lawtin Captures Hollywood Race in Hollywood Park Win
Lawtin owned by Herbert M. Woolf won the American three year old championship stakes at Hollywood Park in Inglewood California. Dauber scratched with a lame leg, Lawtin led by seven lengths over Wing, Wing, and Rommuju who were a combined entry carrying $5,000 and $2,500. The winner’s purse was halved by a pre race agreement from $34,000 to $27,000. Woolf ponders east turf engagements or remaining in California after the Derby champion’s strong performance. Dauber’s swollon tendon was found by trainer Dick Handlen when stall bandages were removed.
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Herbert M. Woolf
Hollywood Parky
Californiaoolf
Dauber
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